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Chronic lung disease is a condition in which damaged tissue in a newborn baby's lungs causes breathing and health problems. The lungs trap air or collapse, fill with fluid, and produce extra mucus.
Most babies who have chronic lung disease survive. And many children outgrow most of their lung problems.
Chronic lung disease is also known as bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD).
Things that alone or in combination can lead to chronic lung disease include:
Symptoms of chronic lung disease may develop as soon as 3 days after birth.
The most common first symptom of chronic lung disease is difficulty breathing. You may notice your newborn:
There is no one test to diagnose chronic lung disease. A doctor may first suspect it if your baby has difficulty breathing. The diagnosis is confirmed when one of the following is present:
A doctor may order other tests to rule out other causes of breathing trouble. A baby who has been already diagnosed with chronic lung disease may have more tests to help doctors check for complications.
Treatment for chronic lung disease depends on how severe it is. Treatment does not cure chronic lung disease, but it does help the newborn breathe more easily. This minimizes the stress on the newborn's body while the lungs mature and heal on their own. Treatment begins in the hospital, with oxygen therapy and other treatments, and usually continues at home. Before the parents and baby leave the hospital, doctors and nurses train the parents on how to care for their child.
Many children who have chronic lung disease outgrow most of their lung problems. While they have the disease, they need to get enough nutrients to help them grow and develop and to help prevent complications of the disease.
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The symptoms of chronic lung disease may appear as early as 3 days after a baby is born. Usually this disease develops while the newborn is still in the hospital.
Symptoms of difficulty breathing can include:
Infants who have chronic lung disease often need to stay in the hospital for several weeks to months, because they need extra oxygen. Some may require oxygen for a while after they go home.
Usually, infants with chronic lung disease have less trouble breathing by early childhood. But many teens and young adults who had chronic lung disease as newborns have mildly decreased lung function. They may tire easily or notice they are short of breath during exercise. Many children have symptoms that are similar to those of asthma in early childhood. These symptoms may improve as the child grows. A few children have moderate to severe breathing problems, including difficulty breathing when they are resting.
Infants who have chronic lung disease may have complications, including:
There is no one test to diagnose chronic lung disease. A doctor may first suspect it if your baby has trouble breathing. The diagnosis is confirmed when one of the following is present:
Babies with chronic lung disease usually have regular blood tests (including a blood gas test) to monitor how well their lungs are working. These tests may be done until the baby can breathe without extra oxygen.
A number of tests may be done to rule out other causes of difficulty breathing and to learn whether complications of chronic lung disease are present.
Treatment for chronic lung disease depends on how severe the condition is. Treatment usually includes oxygen therapy and sometimes using a ventilator, as well as medicines and nutritional therapy. Treatment does not cure chronic lung disease. But it helps a newborn breathe more easily while the lungs mature and heal on their own. Babies who are born with this condition may need some form of treatment throughout their lives.
Most newborns who have chronic lung disease recover from it. But the symptoms may last a long time and may require treatment into early childhood. Occasional setbacks from difficulty breathing are common.
Basic treatment includes one or more of the following:
Your baby will be treated by medical specialists such as a neonatologist or a pulmonologist. Your newborn may need to spend time in the hospital, from several weeks to several months. During this time, visit your baby often and ask to be involved in his or her care.
Initial and long-term treatment of chronic lung disease varies greatly, depending on:
If your newborn has mild to moderate chronic lung disease and can breathe without the use of a ventilator, he or she will be given additional oxygen (which is inhaled, not forced, into the lungs). Oxygen therapy helps your baby:
Your baby may need continued oxygen therapy for the first few months after birth. Inhaled oxygen may be administered by:
Your baby may use an apnea monitor if he or she needs only oxygen therapy and does not need a ventilator. The monitor helps you and other caregivers detect any problems with your baby's breathing patterns.
Your newborn will need a ventilator if he or she is diagnosed with severe chronic lung disease. The use of a ventilator may continue for a few days to a few months. For some children, it is needed for as long as 2 years.
In addition to oxygen therapy or ventilators, your baby may need:
You may be able to continue treatment for your baby at home, even if he or she needs oxygen therapy. Treating your baby at home helps you bond with the baby and can help you to be more relaxed and comfortable. Leaving the hospital can also minimize your medical care expenses.
Before you take your newborn home, you will need to learn how to:
Your baby may need other treatments in addition to oxygen therapy.
A smooth transition from the hospital to your home will help you feel more secure about caring for your newborn. Discharge planning helps to make sure that your baby leaves the hospital safely and smoothly and gets the right care after that. Routine follow-up visits with your doctor will be an important part of this transition.
Treatment for a condition that's getting worse or for complications of chronic lung disease varies depending on the exact problem. High blood pressure and growth problems are examples of problems that can occur. Make sure you know the signs that show the disease is getting worse or complications are developing. If you know these signs, you will be able to help your child get needed medical care quickly.
Some of these problems include:
It is normal for parents to feel nervous at first about caring for their baby who has chronic lung disease, especially if the baby will need oxygen therapy at home. You may be scared that you do not have the skills to give your baby the right care. You may be afraid that when you hold or touch your child, you will pull out his or her nasal cannula (the tube that delivers extra oxygen through your baby's nose) by mistake.
While your baby is still in the hospital:
Your baby may only need to have oxygen therapy for a short time. After this treatment is no longer needed, your daily routine may become easier. But you will still need to protect your child from infections. Think about the following:
The American Lung Association provides programs of education, community service, and advocacy. Some of the topics available include asthma, tobacco control, emphysema, infectious disease, asbestos, carbon monoxide, radon, and ozone.
The American Thoracic Society provides information for professionals and consumers about the prevention and treatment of lung diseases. Its website provides educational materials for the consumer.
This website is sponsored by the Nemours Foundation. It has a wide range of information about children's health, from allergies and diseases to normal growth and development (birth to adolescence). This website offers separate areas for kids, teens, and parents, each providing age-appropriate information that the child or parent can understand. You can sign up to get weekly emails about your area of interest.
The March of Dimes tries to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and early death. March of Dimes supports research, community services, education, and advocacy to save babies' lives. The organization's website has information on premature birth, birth defects, birth defects testing, pregnancy, and prenatal care.
The U.S. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) information center offers information and publications about preventing and treating:
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I just read Nikhil's post.
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Oh for goodness sake, JUST RETIRE ALREADY!
The more I see the original actors the less I care about the new ones.
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Also re-using Khan as villain will only make me love Ricardo Montalban more and care less about Cumberbatch.
Maybe he'll just be in a computer communication or a recording or something. Given who the senior Spock who had become by this film, I think there's no way he wouldn't have told Star Fleet about, the Borg or some of the other threats. He was past that whole Temporal Prime Directive thang. So maybe the Enterprise runs into something and they're checking Spock's testemony about it. Like, just a cameo appearance.
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Students get a chance to prepare healthy foods in a
student chef competition.Dining services at the University of New Hampshire has taken a multi-department approach to improving the health of its customers.
Foodservice operators at many colleges and universities have developed health and wellness programs, but few have taken their efforts to the extent that dining services at the University of New Hampshire has done.
Not only has the department, led by Director Jon Plodzik, implemented nutrition education components and dealt with the issues of allergens and gluten intolerance, it also has partnered with the Healthy UNH Initiative to engage people from all over campus to live a healthier lifestyle. That extra push is what led judges to honor the university with the Goldies Award in the category Health & Wellness.
"Three years ago, [University] President Huddleston said he thought we could be doing better in the area of health—not just wellness but overall health," says Jill Porter, one of the principals of Healthy UNH. "We've taken a broad approach from the UNH side, bringing folks together from all around campus. But dining has been able to connect the dots for us across multiple layers. Where at other campuses you might see the dining program working in isolation, here they really have tried to engage, as much as possible, other parts of the university.
"You see it with the local foods effort, [the department's] use of our dietetic interns as show
cased in the video [submission] and in the [campus] walks that dining has so graciously supported."
The keystone of the UNH healthy dining initiative has been dining services' use of the Guiding Stars program. Guiding Stars is an independent service that measures the health quotient of foods and labels them accordingly with stars. The more stars—the maximum is three—the healthier the item.
"When we first implemented Guiding Stars the comments we got were, 'Boy, that sounds like it's going to be a lot of work,'" admits Plodzik. "But our people really have this passion to be better and to do more and more. So we worked through the challenges and have made the program work for our customers."
In addition to the use of the Guiding Stars, dining services lists all nutritional information, not only at the point of selection but also on the department's website, at nutrition kiosks in the dining halls and even as an app for smartphones.
"We want to actively engage our customers to think about food and how it can help them," says Rochelle D'Italien, R.D., the department's staff dietitian. "It's about educating them with My Plate, getting them to look at all the food groups and to introduce them to foods they might not have tried before."
UNH was also one of the first universities to actively address wellness issues outside of what students shouldn't eat, by helping students avoid foods they can't eat. UNH's gluten-free stations, for instance, have been a model for other campuses. As this excerpt from UNH's Goldies entry form states:
"Students and guests delight in the flexibility and choices we offer for dietary concerns like gluten intolerance, food allergies, lifestyle preferences and religious beliefs. Our gluten-free program is like no other, offering the ability to select gluten-free options online, via our 'gluten phone,' in our gluten-free stations located in each dining hall and through personal consultation with our culinary director and dietitian.
One thing UNH's healthy initiative has not done is limit or place an emphasis on prohibition.
"Our program has never been about removing choices," says Plodzik, who notes that students can still get burgers and chicken nuggets if they want. "It's been about educating customers about making better choices. We want students to make the choices themselves. We want them to walk up to the soda machine and see the flavored water that we've prepared for them right next to those machines, and say, 'You know, I bet that water would be healthier for me,' and make that choice. For us, it's all about changing behavioral patterns."
Success, Plodzik adds, would be the day when the department can look at production sheets
and say, "We went through 25 pounds of chicken nuggets today, but we went through 250 pounds of salmon."
Culinary Services Director Ralph Coughenour has been working diligently with his team of chefs to reduce the sodium, sugar and trans fats in virtually everything the department prepares.
"We are working to do as much scratch cooking as possible," says Coughenour. "Easy is never better and fresh is always best. In addition to our chicken nuggets, for example, we serve a baked chicken tenderloin that has gone over very well. When we work with the Guiding Stars chefs we are always looking for ways to up the nutritional quality of our meals."
Plodzik believes that "there is a marked difference between ourselves and what a lot of other places do." But, he adds, that's not enough. "We have a vision for UNH to be the healthiest campus community in the country by 2020."


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Lurky's Egg
Binds to Battle.net account
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Binds to Battle.net account
Use: Teaches you how to summon this companion.
Dances donning a top hat and cane.
Shuffling footsteps; vocalizations (on-click)
Limited to EU servers.
Burning Crusade Collector's Edition required.
Burning Crusade Collector's Edition required.
1 allowed
April 1, 2007
*This pet was offered as compensation for an error (which was later corrected) that prevented EU Burning Crusade Collector's Edition owners from receiving their Netherwhelp pets.
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I don't think you can get Lurky anymore.
see post 91
Nov 14, 2013 at 7:47pm |
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I bought the CE on Ebay. You can't upgrade your account to CE through battle.net so you need to send a couple of things to France (EU). I had already thrown away the paper on the backside of the CE but luckily I managed to find it (stuck between an old diaper and some iceberg lettuce).
Read the support artice below for more info:
Enjoy your Lurky =)
Oct 25, 2013 at 4:11pm |
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As of 5.0.4. they ruined Lurky's cute little voice imho and replaced it with a more sharp sounding, monkey-like one. It's still my favourite pet though!
Aug 29, 2012 at 10:01am |
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I finally found the Burning Crusade CE for a reasonable price and tonight it shall be mine, I'm looking forward so much to having this pet! :)
Feb 3, 2012 at 4:16am |
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If I owned this cute little guy he would be out running with me all the time! I want one. I have deathy put its not the same.
Aug 13, 2011 at 10:46am |
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In fact, the error seems to have never been corrected (luckily for us). I bought a brand new BC Collector's Edition a week ago, as it was available for a discount to those who pre-ordered Cataclysm CE in Russia and other countries. That was still with the error, but after sending a proof of purchase to the support, I now have both the drake and this great pet!
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Борейская тундра-EU
| Pets: 575
| Score: 2547
Got it today, so if you buy BC:CE, still can get him.
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Such a cute fella... sadly, Blizzard made a change to this recently - if you create a new Character, it will no longer get Lurky! Looks like they've even removed the opportunity to get him for those who buy a BC-Collector's Edition now... So to all the lucky collectors who already got this pet, be aware to keep one of the eggs to send it to your new Chars.
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Unfortunately because you can buy EU special edition still on Ebay etc., I doubt Blizzard will ever "even out" the field by letting us U.S. collectors at this pet.
Especially considering there are pets you had to log in on a certain date to get. So if you haven't been playing WoW for years, or happened to...I don't know, have real life interfere with the game you missed out and will NEVER get the chance to get that pet again. Just the way the game works unfortunately.:P
Especially considering there are pets you had to log in on a certain date to get. So if you haven't been playing WoW for years, or happened to...I don't know, have real life interfere with the game you missed out and will NEVER get the chance to get that pet again. Just the way the game works unfortunately.:P
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My favourite pet! He makes little web feet slapping noises when he follows you arround. His dance animation is rare and takes an long time to show up, It seems to be arround 30mins, which can be a pain when you zone and have to re-summon him. Because of this, be warned... he can be a raid wiper when he suddenly pulls out his top hat and starts dancing at the feet of a very angry boss, everyone forgets their job because of his awsome cuteness..... R.I.P
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Emerald Dream-EU
| Pets: 525
| Score: 2455
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Lurky's charming disposition and lively antics are guaranteed to soothe frustration and lighten even the darkest moods.


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18 Wonderful IDEs for Windows, Mac, and Linux
Last week we looked at 22 Neat Editors for Windows. But sometimes, a code editor simply isn't enough, especially when you're working with things like databases and classes. Which IDE will you prefer? Hopefully you'll find it below!
Instead of sticking with Windows applications, I've opened it up to all three major platforms: Windows, Mac, and Linux. There are a few IDEs here that will only run on one OS, but you'll find that most have a version for all three.
Windows IDEs
Visual Web Developer
- Free
Visual Web Developer is basically a stripped down version of Visual Studio, with only the web development tools in place. It has the same great project management and database tools that VS has, only it costs $299 less. This app is aimed at beginners, so you can get starter kits along with it, and there's a great Beginning Developer Learning Center online.
- 75€ (~$105)
www.phpeditors.com gave phpDesigner a 5 star rating, saying it was a "super fast PHP IDE with many features." To back this up, phpDesigner offers support for PHP debugging and profiling; It also supports all standard web languages, and offers TortoiseSVN support, and live error detection for PHP, HTML, and CSS. A code snippets library and built-in PHP manual for beginners only sweeten this pot.
- 179€ (~$248)
PHPEdit is a pretty good PHP IDE; it offers the debugging (even a Firefox debugging plug-in) and database support (easy query building and data visualizing) that you would expect, along with time-saving keyboard templates that allow you to quickly set up your PHP code structure. With PHPEdit, it's pretty easy to connect to a server and use all the features, including auto-suggestion and -completion, with remote files: PHPEdit takes care of all the downloading and uploading for you.
Visual Studio 2008
- $299 (Standard Edition)
Visual Studio is basically the industry standard for writing .NET code, but it's also good for web development. It's strong point is ASP .NET (obviously), but it's pretty good with traditional web languages, offering extensive "IntelliSense" (code completion) for HTML, CSS and JavaScript. There's no native PHP support, but there is a plug-in of sorts that can add it (Rumour has it that VS 2010 will support PHP). The code debugger is amazing if you're using ASP .NET, and now you can debug JavaScript as well. Visual Studio has so many more powerful features; it's a good product for anyone who uses ASP .NET.
Expression Web
- $299
Expression Web is a pretty neat application. It offers tons of CSS support, turning creating and applying your styles into a graphical experience. Of course, if you prefer writing code, it has the IntelliSense of Visual Studio for CSS, as well as HTML. As you'd expect, there is ASP.NET support, but there's also PHP support. Another neat feature: Expression Web takes note of which doctype you're using and lets you know if you're not keeping the rules; it's basically built-in, real-time (X)HTML validation.
Bonus: Recently, Microsoft came out with Expression Web SuperPreview, a tool that helps you preveiw your websites in multiple versions of Internet Explorer without having to install them all. You can check out your site in IE6, IE8 or IE8 in compatibility mode, or you can compare a live site to an image. The neatest part is that you can overlay two versions to see inconsistencies.
- $299
PhpEd comes with built in PHP, HTML, and CSS validators. It has code completion for those languages as well; and of course, there's PHP debugging and profiling. PhpEd has one innovative feature that I haven't seen before: dynamic syntax highlighting. Imagine a scenario where you have multiple languages in the same file (not really plausible coding, but understandable with HTML and PHP at least): if dynamic syntax highlighting is on, only the language your cursor is on with be highlighted; all the other code will appear as normal text.
Mac IDEs
- $99
Coda may be the best IDE for the Mac, and it's one of the few IDEs created with the sole intent of web development. Its concept of sites is pretty neat, and you can remotely edit files on almost any server. With the ability to collaborate on file with anyone in the world, and a clips repository for frequently typed snippets, Coda really looks promising. By the time you have a Javascript console, Dom inspector, CSS editor, and built-in terminal, you're looking at an application that would make me consider switching to a Mac.
- 59.95€ (~$180)
An IDE for CSS? That's right, and an amazingly slick one at that. With built in validation, "Milestones" (Code versioning), and a really neat selector builder, writing CSS is a snap with CSSEdit. And then there are tools that let you inspect other websites to see how it's done. This tool is great for both CSS newbies and veterans.
Linux IDEs
- Free
Bluefish aims to be a light and clean IDE for linux users. It offers project support, as well as the ability to access remote files on almost any server. It has very robust search and replace, code completion for HTML and XML, and a function reference browser for PHP, CSS, Python, and HTML.
Integrate external programs such as make, lint, weblint, xmllint, tidy, javac, or your own program or script to handle advanced text processing or error detection. Integrate external filters of your liking, pipe your document (or just the current selected text) through sort, sed, awk or any custom script.
Windows and Mac IDEs
Dreamweaver CS4
- $399
Windows, Mac, & Linux IDEs
- Free
Eclipse is a very powerful IDE, that can do almost all things programming through its plugins. I downloaded Eclipse with the PHP Development Tools, which may be a good idea if you don't already have Eclipse. This offers PHP debugging, as well as syntax highlighing and some code completion. Eclispe can also support JavaServer Pages, and using a CVS repository.
Aptana Studio
- Free
Aptana Studio could be described as Eclipse for web development only. It's available as either a standalone app or as a plug-in for Eclipse, and it claims to be "The Leading IDE for Web App Development."
With plug-ins, you can have support PHP, Ruby on Rails, Java, and more. It also has support for Libraries like jQuery, Prototype, YUI, and others, making your development process easier. SQL database tools, JavaScript debugging, it's all there; the only thing I dislike about Aptana is that it takes forever to open on my computer; no, it's not the computer: I can open two instances of Visual Studio in the time it takes Aptana to open. Aptana (the company) also offers hosting for your projects, so if you use that service, the IDE ties those services in perfectly.
- Free
This open-source IDE is a sweet deal: whether you're developing in PHP, Ruby on Rails, JavaScript, or something else, you'll find rich editing features, as well as support for FTP and MySQL. At least with PHP, it offers light on-the-go debugging, alerting you to errors as you type. Netbeans also has a nice code navigator, and offers code completion and integrated documentation for frameworks like jQuery and Mootools.
- Free
Nvu (pronouced N-view for "a new view") markets itself as a free alternative to programs like Dreamweaver and Expression Web. It's aimed at beginners and offers a strong WYSIWYG editor, but you can definitely hand-code. For advanced users, Nvu can be extended with "a dash of JavaScript."
Spket IDE
- $29.90 (free for non-commercial use)
Spket claims to be especially for RIA development. It offers code completion for Javascript and Flex, not to mention support for a number of JavaScript libraries. It has a content outline view that will let you examine the logical structure of your scripts. It also includes features for Silverlight development, including XAML completion and code completion for JavaScript based on the Silverlight Object Model. Then, there's support for SVG and XUL.
IntlliJ IDEA
- $249 (Personal Edition)
Komodo IDE
- $295
Komodo IDE is a made especially for "dynamic languages and open technologies." Besides the standard web languages—HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and so on—it also supports Ruby, python, Tcl, and more. It's got a solid editor, with code tips and a bit of auto-completion. The debugger works well, and the program is extensible; there's even a pretty neat snippets feature that helps you keep your code well documented and a regular expression tester.
Note: I overlooked Komodo IDE's free little sister, Komodo Edit in last week's roundup. This was unintentional, as I hadn't really seen it before. From the comments and what I've seen, it looks like a pretty good code editor, so I'm going to have to check it out!
Zend Studio
- $399
Zend Studio is an Eclipse plug-in, but it's really an IDE in itself. It's aimed mainly at PHP development (with an obvious focus on the Zend Framework), and it's got a ton of features. It offers real time error detection, and plenty of database support, (S)FTP, local and server debugging, code refactoring, and source code control options . Of course, it also supports JavaScript and HTML with syntax highlighting and code assist.
While researching for this article, I found an interesting article: "Seven great PHP IDEs compared"; although the main part of the article looks at a few PHP IDEs, I found the section "What is an IDE?" rather interesting.
That's It!
Like last week, I might have left out your favourite IDEs. If I did, let me know! If not, which IDE do you use?
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will it CHARGE the ipod while on the BOSE speaker dock?
- Asked by Antonio D from New York
- Oct 11, 2010
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Hello AD
I have a Bose SoundDock Portable II and my iTouch 4 gen charges correctly.
hope this is helpful to you.
Regards TonyB- Answered by A M B from Bedworth
- Nov 21, 2010
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NO!! because it will use the energy to make the sound from the speaker.
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Welcome to the Martin Tech Forum OnzaXX, and by the way those are some nice bows that you have.
Welcome to the Martin Tech Forum OnzaXX, and by the way those are some nice bows that you have.
2011 Martin Firecat 400/NAP Apache Dropaway/Truglo Xtreme Sight/Custom 8" Stabilizer/Victory V6 Arrows
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Yes ! Right kewl bows.... 87 pounds... man, if I could pull 87 pounds, I'd be 'dangerous game'! Thanks for pics!
Welcome aboard and Yes, real nice looking rigs....
Seems the only bows I ever saw prettied up were Martins.
Welcome to the family!!!!! Everyone here is very helpful and extremely friendly!! Glad to have ya!
2010 Bone Hunter/QAD Ultra rest LD/Savage pendulum sight/Truball stinger release/CX Pile driver 350's
60% of the time it works every time!
Those are some beautiful bows!. Welcome to the forum.
Love what you have; Be grateful for what you receive; Give what you can and always remember; what goes around, comes around... Live Well... Be Wise.
Those are some nice custom bows! Welcome to the forum as well. I never seen such bows.
Appreciate all of the comments. It is fun to take older bows to a 3-D or indoor game and out shoot folks who have morgaged their house on a new bow with all of the do-dads.
WOW those are some beautiful bows! Welcome to the forum
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2011 Onza 3: 70#, 28.25 draw (AMO), 384 gr arrow, 288 fps
2005 Saber: 70#, same arrow, 250 fps
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Unusual Words Defined: A - Z (Part K)
4 comments:
- Rimpy said...
Good word. If I remember my German correctly, I think the word literally means, "cat's sorrow". Maybe because a person suffering from a hangover is more likely to abuse a cat for "stomping around" (a la The Three Stooges)?
- November 15, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Laura Payne said...
Rimpy - You are very close. The Online Etymology Dictionary lists it as Ger. katzen, comb. form of katze "cat" + jammer "distress, wailing."
- November 15, 2010 at 11:01 AM
- JCR said...
The Katzenjammer Kids comic strip embodies all of those definitions --
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Katzenjammer_Kids - November 17, 2010 at 8:06 PM
- Laura Payne said...
Right you are JCR, thank you for mentioning it.
- November 18, 2010 at 10:58 AM


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I agree with all the comments I read. The Lark Hotel is 50 mts. away from Insurgentes Ave, the main street that runs the city South/North and the Metrobus station El Chopo (a museum) is the hotel stop. Also you have the Blue Line subway three blocks away. There is an Oxxo store and a huge Walmart on Insurgentes in... More
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Visual artist Sally Booth exhibits drawings and paintings inspired by her recent residencies on the Hastings seafront and at Bluecoat Arts Centre.
From her Bluecoat Art Centre artist's residency in Liverpool, Sally presents a series of light boxes made in response to the beautiful studio windows as part of the Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary 2009. Sally will also be exhibiting work from her recent residency as part of the Creative Landscapes project - An Accentuate project run by English Heritage - in which Sally explored creative approaches to heritage and access.
Sally has been been passionate about colour ever since she had a box of crayons. She is drawn to expressing the celebratory in the everyday. Her work ranges from a contemporary approach to traditional still life, to travel sketchbooks and drawings on till-rolls. Being visually impaired has been a significant factor in the development of her art practice and her professional career. Sally's practice continues to be primarily as a painter, but she also works increasingly using photography, printmaking and film. While passionate about painting, she has also become interested in the possibilities of combining this much loved painting tradition with digital technology. Sally has also begun to incorporate writing in her work having developed an interest in artistic applications of audio-description.
Sally's events: Bluecoat Windows & Creative Landscapes, Hastings and Drawing Beach Hut