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Olympic Hills is the 61st most walkable neighborhood in Seattle with 8,002 residents.
Olympic Hills has good public transportation and is somewhat bikeable.
Nearby neighborhoods: Victory Heights, Cedar Park, Pinehurst, Meadowbrook, Northgate, Matthews Beach and Haller Lake.
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Some errands can be accomplished on foot in Olympic Hills Seattle.
Olympic Hills is the 61st most walkable neighborhood in Seattle with a Walk Score of 64.
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60 | South Delridge | 65 | 51 | 54 |
61 | Olympic Hills | 64 | 50 | 56 |
62 | Roxhill | 63 | 46 | 55 |
63 | Victory Heights | 63 | 52 | 60 |
There are about 150 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in Olympic Hills.
People in Olympic Hills can walk to an average of 2 restaurants, bars and coffee shops in 5 minutes.
Many nearby public transportation options. Find Olympic Hills Seattle apartments for rent near public transit.
Olympic Hills has good public transportation and about 13 bus lines passing through it.
The map above shows how far you can travel in 30 minutes from Olympic Hills on public transit.
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Olympic Hills has more violent crime and more property crime per person than the Seattle average.
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the Villa a welcomed and amazing oasis in Daytona... Walkable to town yet such a sweet quiet of the "main" staying..... From entrance to every time I walked up the stairs to my "royal" room I felt like Royalty and treated as such.... Very reasonably priced.... Plenty of space to room and enjoy...you will not be disappointed. Janet NY/NJ
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- This historic 1929 Spanish mansion can be your "home" while visiting Central Florida. We are just 60 minutes from Orlando attractions, Kennedy Space Center, historic St. Augustine yet just a few blocks from the Ocean. Weather you enjoy relaxing on the beach, NASCAR racing and its history or simply reading a book by our heated pool our elegant accomodations are worth the stay. ... more less

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Love the older motif of this motel and park, nicely maintained landscape and rooms. A little musty when we checked in, maybe it's time for the carpets to be replaced but overall very happy with our stay. Will stay there again every time I visit.
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For anyone who wants to create or preserve beauty, Vermont's landscape is inspiring. Matt Merwin, 21, of Castleton built a short film on that idea, and a jury on the West Coast agreed with him. The son of artist Tom Merwin and poet Julie Merwin, Merwin is currently studying film on a scholarship at Georgia's Savannah College of Art and Design. His 12-minute film "Internal Currents," which mixes nature images with footage of local artists plying their craft, just received the Aspiring/Young Filmmaker Award at the 2008 EarthVision International Environmental Film Festival [1], an annual competition headquartered in Santa Cruz.
The EarthVision Festival gives out awards in 12 categories each year to films that combine artistry with a message of "positive change for the planet." Past winners include last year's global warming doc Everything's Cool.
According to Merwin's press release, "for this film Matt climbed Camel's Hump, spelunked down caves, located a stand of old-growth trees in the middle of Robert Frost Forest, practiced Tai Chi at Button Bay on Lake Champlain and filmed a night firing at Robert Compton's pottery kiln." He also drew on the local talents of his dad, who contributed the image of a primal artist's handprint to the cave sequence; and Castleton State sociology prof Phil Lamy, drummer for the Green Brothers Band, who wrote a jazz score.
Reminiscent of the 1982 cult film Koyaanisqatsi, "Internal Currents" mesmerizes viewers with a wordless time-lapse montage that brings them from pristine mountaintops down to the sparkling waves of Lake Champlain. Toward the end, slightly sinister Boston skyscrapers appear.
Merwin uses a high-def digital camera to capture his vivid, sharp-edged images. Where many directors his age would be dropping references to Tarantino, he's all about Kurosawa, Fellini and Jackson Pollock. "I try to do as much painting as I possibly can with the cinematography, and Vermont's perfect for that," Merwin says. Influenced by Asian traditions, he adds: "I kind of throw away the idea of time. I try to take advantage of the moment as much as possible, because the moment is where the truth is."
That Zen-like ethos may have inspired his next project, a short documentary about Burlington Tai Chi master Robert Boyd. Merwin talks excitedly about returning to Vermont and getting Drawing Water Productions — a company he started with his parents — off the ground. With some local commercial work already under his belt, he hopes to sell his skills to "green" businesses.
He wants to get some friends from Savannah up here, too. Though Merwin expects to make useful contacts out West, he thinks things are changing in the film world, with inspiration and know-how moving out of the metropolis. "People in Hollywood are basically playing a numbers game with an art form," he says. "We've got to try to start moving energy from the inside of America." And when it comes to promoting the cause of the environment, he believes, "Filmmakers have a very loud voice."
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What is hypoglycemia?
Hypoglycemia is a condition in which the amount of blood glucose (sugar) in the blood is lower than normal.What causes hypoglycemia?
Hypoglycemia may be caused by conditions that:- lower the amount of glucose in the bloodstream
- prevent or lessen storage of glucose
- use up glycogen stores (sugar stored in the liver)
- inhibit the use of glucose by the body
- inadequate maternal nutrition in pregnancy
- excess insulin produced in a baby of a diabetic mother
- severe hemolytic disease of the newborn (incompatibility of blood types of mother and baby)
- birth defects and congenital metabolic diseases
- birth asphyxia
- cold stress (conditions that are too cold)
- liver disease
Who is affected by hypoglycemia?
Babies who are more likely to develop hypoglycemia include:- Babies born to diabetic mothers may develop hypoglycemia after delivery when the source of glucose (the mother's blood) is gone and the baby's insulin production metabolizes the existing glucose.
- Small for gestational age or growth-restricted babies may have too few glycogen stores.
- Premature babies, especially those with low birthweights, who often have limited glycogen stores (sugar stored in the liver) or an immature liver function.
Why is hypoglycemia a concern?
The brain depends on blood glucose as its main source of fuel. Too little glucose can impair the brain's ability to function. Severe or prolonged hypoglycemia may result in seizures and serious brain injury.What are the symptoms of hypoglycemia?
Symptoms of hypoglycemia may not be obvious in newborn babies. The following are the most common symptoms of hypoglycemia. However, each baby may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:- jitteriness
- cyanosis (blue coloring)
- apnea (stopping breathing)
- hypothermia (low body temperature)
- poor body tone
- poor feeding
- lethargy
- seizures
How is hypoglycemia diagnosed?
A simple blood test for blood glucose levels can diagnose hypoglycemia. Blood may be drawn from a heel stick, with a needle from the baby's arm, or through an umbilical catheter (a tube placed in the baby's umbilical cord). Generally, a baby with low blood glucose levels will need treatment.Treatment for hypoglycemia:
Specific treatment for hypoglycemia will be determined by your baby's physician based on:- your baby's gestational age, overall health, and medical history
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There may not be any way to prevent hypoglycemia, only to watch carefully for the symptoms and treat as soon as possible. Mothers with diabetes with blood glucose levels in tight control can help minimize the amount of glucose that goes to the fetus.The information on this Web page is provided for educational purposes. You understand and agree that this information is not intended to be, and should not be used as, a substitute for medical treatment by a health care professional. You agree that Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital is not making a diagnosis of your condition or a recommendation about the course of treatment for your particular circumstances through the use of this Web page. You agree to be solely responsible for your use of this Web page and the information contained on this page. Lucile Salter Packard Children's Hospital, its officers, directors, employees, agents, and information providers shall not be liable for any damages you may suffer or cause through your use of this page even if advised of the possibility of such damages.


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i am a south east queensland portrait photographer. i specialise in photojournalistic portraiture that tells the story of the things you love the most. newborns. children. family. couples. my art is about the feelings you have, with those you love, where you belong.
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In 1923 two sisters set off on a mission to Kashgar, located on the Silk Road, though they speak little or none of the languages in the region. Lizzie is on fire with religious conviction instilled by Millicent, who is in charge of the mission. Evangeline is not convinced of the value of their work, but is coming along to protect her sister as well as to travel and experience the world, riding her green bicycle for hundreds of miles as they travel through deathly heat in the desert, and extreme cold in the passes of the Celestial Mountains.
From the 1920s to the 1960s, Edna Ferber was one of America's most popular writers, turning out a string of best-selling novels, such as So Big (Pulitzer Prize winner), Show Boat, Come and Get It, and Giant, many of which became equally successful plays and films. Ferber herself also wrote successful plays (Stage Door, The Royal Family) with theatrical legend George S. Kauffmann, and was peripheral member of the famed Algonquin Round Table of notable wits.
Susannah Delaney's life is unraveling. Her son Quinn, a quiet, cerebral child is being severely bullied at school and her high-spirited, 14 year-old daughter Katie is spiraling out of control. Susannah makes the drastic decision to move her family thousands of miles away from home to an isolated island off the coast of Washington, where there is no electricity, only a one-room school and any resemblance of a store is an hour boat ride to the mainland. Life on the island is anything but easy and Susannah must also deal with Katie's hostile attitude towards her.
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Moss Hart was an enormously successful playwright ("You Can't Take It With You," "The Man Who Came to Dinner"), screenwriter ("A Star is Born"), and stage director ("My Fair Lady," "Camelot"), but this classic memoir deals not with those masterworks, but with his beginnings. It tells the tale of his impoverished New York childhood and the steps leading to his first success, a collaboration with the legendary George S. Kaufmann. This is one of the great memoirs of the era and a must read for anyone interested in theater.
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An airplane full of teen beauty queens, on their way to the Miss Teen Dream pageant (sponsored by The Corporation), crash lands on a remote tropical island. Many of them, of course, do not survive, but never fear...Miss Texas, Taylor Rene Krystal Hawkins (don't you love it?), is there to assume the leadership role! She promptly divides the girls into two groups. The Lost Girls trek into the jungle to check out their new surroundings, while the Sparkle Ponies stay on the beach and salvage what they can from the wrecked plane.
Our memories are what make us who we are. Imagine waking up in the morning and having absolutely no memory of your life. Now imagine doing that every day, for years. This is the situation for Christine, who has a rare form of amnesia. Each day is a blank slate. A first novel from British author S. J. Watson, I found this to be an exciting and haunting story. There are a few terms that give it a British flavor, but it could easily take place anywhere. The main character is someone you care about from page one, as she shares her life, one day at a time.
Every single one of this author's books has made me cry! Sparks continues his normal style of getting to a place in your life where either you must make a big decision, or you have one forced upon you. The consequences are never quite what you expect. He makes you examine your choice, and makes you think about how your life, or someone else's, would be if circumstances were different. If only you didn't have to choose. If only you could go back and change a choice. If only you could have it both ways. This particular story brings Amanda and Dawson together after many years.
Welcome to Icicle Falls, home of the Sweet Dreams Chocolate Company, which has been run by the Sterling Family for generations. Samantha Sterling has just been given a heavy burden. Her recently deceased step-father, Waldo, has left the company near ruin and it is up to her as the eldest daughter and newly appointed CEO, to save the family business. To make things worse, there's a new bank manager in town, the handsome Blake Preston who has given Samantha less than two months to repay the company's debt. Can Samantha and her family save the chocolate factory in time?
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I don't think there's any way for me to describe Natalie Nourigat's Between Gears in a way that conveys how much I enjoyed it.
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Claire DeWitt is not your average private investigator. She has a brilliant mind and great detective skills but Claire also uses dreams, drugs and Détection—a detective manual written by mysterious French detective Jacques Silette—to find answers in her investigations. She has returned to New Orleans—a thing she has avoided since the murder of her mentor--to investigate the disappearance of prosecuter Vic Willing, known for his skill in winning convictions for homicides.
A mesmerizing historical novel, well-researched and carefully written, this is one of those books where you want to sit down and read it straight through, not stopping for anything.
Sadie Turner is still reeling from a nasty divorce. She needs time away from her controlling mother and cheating ex-husband, so on a whim, she decides to pack up her kids and spend the summer at her eccentric Aunt Dody's beach cottage on Lake Michigan. Sadie had spent many wonderful summers there as a child and figures it may be just the place to get some peace and quiet. Little does she know that her two cousins are also living at Dody's cottage, one of which is flamboyant Fontaine, who can't wait to get his hands on Sadie's boring and mundane social life.
Theodosia Browning owns the charming Indigo Tea Shop, located in the historic district of Charleston, South Carolina. Local business owners fear that a real estate developer is attempting to buy their properties for redevelopment. Then the developer is found slumped over a cup of Theodosia's tea—dead. The police suspect that Theo and her staff of caused his demise, despite a lack of evidence, so Theo must track down the killer to clear her name and regain the excellent reputation of her shop.
Expectations of trust, loyalty, and unconditional love between parent and child are put to the ultimate test in William Landay's "Defending Jacob." The comfortable, suburban lives enjoyed by Assistant District Attorney Andy Barber, his wife Laurie, and 14 year old son Jacob are shattered when the lifeless body of Jacob's middle school classmate Ben Rifkin is discovered in a Newton, Massachusetts park. Evidence implicating Jacob Barber as the suspected killer continues to mount, and it isn't long before his father is removed from his role as prosecuto
The author was inspired to write this book when she was reading a biography of Alexander Graham Bell. This famous inventor, courted by people from around the world due to his invention of the telephone five years before, set aside all his other projects to try to create an instrument that would help heal President Garfield by locating the assassin's bullet. Her research led her to discover the character of this "minor" President, shot four months into his tenure.
Dodger is a tosher, a cheeky, enterprising young man who knows the sewers of London like the back of his hand. He searches in tunnels below ground to find lost treasures like coins or rings, always hoping to find the mystical Tosharoon—a conglomeration of treasures wrapped up in mud, and worse.
As a reader with an avid interest in history, Anne Perry provides some of the most meticulously researched series I've ever read. Her two most famous (and intertwining) series are the Charlotte and Thomas Pitt and William Monk mysteries. They are set in Victorian England, and move from the world of the rich and famous to the hopeless poverty and dark underworld of Dickensian London. In the first book Thomas Pitt is a gamekeeper's son turned policeman, a relatively new profession.
Eleanor & Park are two high school misfits living in 1986, Omaha, Nebraska. Park is half-Asian, his mom is Korean and his dad American, and looks just different enough to stand out in his white bread community. Eleanor has long, frizzy red hair, is full-figured and lives in one of the saddest situations you can possibly imagine. She has recently come home to her 4 siblings, mother and no-good stepfather after having been away for over a year.
Future Science is the first installment in what editor Max Brockman hopes will be an annual collection; it consists of essays by young scientists who, for the first time, are presenting to a general reading audience the scientific hypotheses they are pursuing in their scholarly research. Nearly every essay is accessible (I skipped 2 of the 18 due to lack of interest).
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When informed that George Gershwin had died, the novelist John O'Hara wrote, "I don't have to believe it if I don't want to." Gershwin was only 38 at the time of his death, and had been widely seen as the future of American music.
This book was far outside my normal reading, and that novelty may be a large contributing factor towards how much I enjoyed it. Gideon Smith & the Mechanical Girl is a Steampunk novel, set, of course, in Victorian England – specifically 1890. The author, David Barnett, presents an alternate history that includes Pulp-Adventurers, Bram Stoker, Elizabeth Bathory, Frog-man M
What do you get when a weak-willed compulsive liar marries a charming sociopath? You get Gillian Flynn's Gone Girl. This gripping mystery begins on Nick Dunne and Amy Elliott Dunne's fifth wedding anniversary, when Amy disappears. The narrative weaves between the present, as Amy's disappearance is investigated (Nick, as the husband, naturally becomes a suspect) and the past, where we see how both characters are experts at manipulating each other. It is a rare for me to enjoy a book when I don't like the characters, but this novel is an exception to that rule.
While technically this isn't a favorite read, I long had been looking forward to reading the sequel to the 2010 Fox Cities Reads book selection, Whistling in the Dark, by Lesley Kagen.
Just in time for the holidays, this short cookbook has new and traditional sweet and savory cheese ball recipes. If you are inclined, take the time to copy the cheese-ball-sculptures; it will definitely amuse your friends and family. While I'm not one to spend much time on presentation (solely due to lack of skill), the recipes themselves are really good on their own.
I had long heard of Mary Roach's titles but never tried one. Gulp fell into my lap when a coworker heard about it and placed it on hold for me, figuring I would like it. I can see why Mary Roach's writing is so popular: she mixes great, science-y information with a fantastic sense of humor that is typically presented in tongue-in-cheek or dry asides as well as side-splitting footnotes.
When we last left Ace Jones (Diary of a Mad Fat Girl) and her adorable Chiweenie Buster Loo, she had decided that the love of her life, Mason just may deserve to be given the second chance he has asked for. In Happily Ever Madder we find that Ace is ready to leave Bugtussle, Mississippi and follow Mason to Pelican Grove, FL. If leaving her beloved home wasn't hard enough, leaving behind her smart-mouth and sassy ways may be even harder.
In this book, or rather manual, Mr. Rees adds to the current artisanal fad by presenting (in great detail) the craft of manually sharpening a pencil. He covers ten different types of pencil sharpeners, complete with pictures, sketches and clip art to illuminate the written word.
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We live a short walk away, so had high hopes for this new neighborhood hangout. They'd solved their initial teething problems with wait times and service by the time we visited -- waiters were attentive and food came out quickly -- but that's the best we can say about it. The cocktails we ordered -- three different drinks -- were all failures, with strange, synthetic flavors (mine tasted much like toilet freshener!). My wife ordered a spiked milkshake without looking at the price, and was shocked to discover it was $14, more than many of the entrees. The starters and mains we ordered were very bland: diner food that would be acceptable in another setting, but not at the prices we were paying. Everything was under-flavored and lacking in spark. The place was packed -- but I can't see it being that way in 6 months once the early excitement dies down, unless they do something dramatic with the menu. What a disappointment!
Really fun! Looking forward to it! All ages, all skills!
A fantastic venue with a nice atmosphere, a fast wood floor, and plenty of seating with chairs and tables to make yourself comfortable.
Wonderful people, Amazing place!
As soon as I opened the door, I knew this was going to be good. It just smelled right. It smelled like Asia.
Even though they do not focus on one cuisine (which certainly made me skeptical), they are taking great pains to make everything as authentic as possible. We have been three times and everything has been wonderful including Ramen, Bun Thit Nuong and the gorgeously sweet and spicy duck Geng Bped. While I can't vouch for the authenticity of everything I have had there, the absolute authenticity of the dishes that I am VERY familiar with in their countries of origin gives me confidence in the ones that I unfortunately missed in my extensive Asian travels.
Until someone else starts making Asian food this authentic around here, you can charge me anything the hell you want.
Som Tam papaya salad is my favorite dish from any cuisine in the world and I have enjoyed it many times both in Thailand and Laos. Theirs is spot on. Everything you need to know about this restaurant comes from the fact that they don't even ask if you want the dish prepared the way it is supposed to be or if you want it watered down for the American palette. It came nice and spicy without me having to plead and beg and unlike many Asian places around here they are not afraid of fish sauce. They serve it the way you would get it in Thailand or Laos without giving you the option of dumbing it down. Please don't let anyone talk you out of this approach.
Apparently this is the best kept secrect in Hanahan/North Charleston. From the road it looks like a dive bar/restaurant but inside it's not at all. A buddy of mine told me I should go in there on a Wednesday and try their steak special (10oz. for $8.95 with salad, french fries or baked potato). This may be the best deal going in town and the sorrounding area! You definitely won't be dissappointed and the waitstaff was great!
The service was excellent- Tara took wonderful care of us and made fabulous recommendations! The food was very good, although not quite as great as expected. However the staff as well as the atmosphere more than made up for cuisine not meeting the (admittedly high) expectations I had. The outside dining area is also VERY cool- we will certainly be back when the weather warms up!
this well appointed bistro has great rooms, booths and out door seating... the ribs were perfect last night and the beer compliments a great menu... ORIGINAL MS ROSE may be a new refurbished place, but it's a winner on Sam Rittenberg, Sue & I love it
I went there recently and had a conversation with the head cook/chef. He actually understands the nuances of cooking and leverages them to make some more complex dishes. Nirlep and ToI are simply a mediocre attempt at trying to replicate what their mothers taught them. I can outcook both of them and I am not exaggerating. Bombay's service has not been consistent, i.e. sometimes I would get excellent service and attention and sometimes it would be spotty at best. Their fresh naan is a definite win. I would say the buffet is a conventional option at many indian places, but I would recommend dining in and trying something more sophisticated instead of settling for buffet. The buffet is nice to get a sample of different elements of the thoroughfare, but if you are not a beginner when it comes to eating indian food, I recommend trying something from the non-buffet selection.
Huge portions, affordable prices, delicious food, and great service. What more could you ask for?
I grew up in the lowcountry and as a kid stayed up all night many a time drinking beer and cooking whole hogs in backyard pits. REAL lowcountry BBQ. Sticky Fingers, IMO, is grossly overrated. It's Memphis style BBQ, not SC or lowcountry BBQ. If you want some serious BBQ, drive to Holly Hill and eat at Sweatman's or go to Conway for meat from Scott's. There are dozens of mom & pop BBQ joints within 70 miles of the coast that put Sticky Fingers to shame. Brown's in Kingstree is fantastic!! Here in Charleston the best places for Carolina style or lowcountry BBQ are Duke's on Folly Road and JB's Smokeshack on Maybank over on Johns Island.
Great variety, good prices. What brings me back is the friendly staff and and helpful service.
Great food, super service. Hosted a large party for lunch during our wedding weekend and almost everyone in the party bought the BBQ sauce sampler - it was THAT good.
We've been there twice and found the service to be both friendly and attentive. The decor is really striking and I enjoy it. Their brunch benedict and chocolate french toast dishes were superb. The sausage sandwich is good but only if you like State Fair-level greasy. The bbq meatloaf sandwich is just as good as it sounds. The fried fish sandwich was a bit dry.
All in all, it is our current "go to" lunch spot for Sam Rittenburg-area shopping trips.
I was so excited to try out Ms. Rose's and walked away disappointed.
The food was so so but the service was terrible. Our server forgot our appitizer, let our water glasses sit empty and we had to remind her we ordered a second round of cocktails.
We ordered the gnocchi and a ruben. I asked to subsitute the protien in the gnocchi and our server said there was an upcharge, which i expected but it was her delivery that threw me off. The gnocchi was good, lots of flavor. The ruben was just average. I will give them credit for their fries. They were awsome.
I won't rush back anytime soon.
There were 6 of us, the portions are too small for that large a group for sharing. Be SURE to ask what the price of anything labeled "market price" or you will be in for a rude awakening. The night we went we spent 5 bucks PER OYSTER, 60 bucks for a dozen raw oysters. There should have at least been a little pearl in them. Meat lovers beware, this is truly a seafood restaurant.
Service is just kind of meh. Atmosphere also leaves something to be desired, as the tables are kind of cramped in the very narrow space.
The food, however, is outstanding and reasonably priced. Best curry this side of Calhoun. Working on King street, I eat here at least once a week.
Love love love Wildflour!!! Delicious savory scones & very reasonable prices. My dog also loves her dog cookies. :) Coffee is delic. also
For our June '12 wedding, we included treats from Macaroon Boutique in the guests' welcome bags. The macaroons were not available {only at Christmas?} but we had the chocolate/sea salt cookies and madelines. Everyone raved about the quality and we were so happy to recommend such a top notch local business.


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The following was a study conducted at Indigo Biosciences, by Penn State University researchers, written by BA Sherf, Ph.D and approved by J. Vanden Heuvel, Ph.D to validate one of the major claims [and benefits] surrounding PRIME?s efficacy: A lack of suppressive hormonal action. While "hormonal suppression" is almost exclusively represented as sex-steroidal, suppressive can refer to other endocrine functions such as GR [glucocorticoid receptor] antagonism. GR expression is ubiquitous: Appearing in almost every cell-type in the human body, the agonism and antagonism [and resultant effects on gene regulation] of the GR has a wide array of physiological consequences; ranging from sex-function to the immune system. As a result, this particular endeavor was undertaken to determine whether or not GR antagonism was occurring, and to what degree, to ensure that no hormonal action was occurring.
Fortunately for the consumer, this Penn State Study is the first step in a thorough legitimization process that USPlabs is embarking on with PRIME; it (the Penn State study) will be accompanied by an objective trial of sorts (The Staley Report), where trainees were selected away from mainstream boards (and the associated biases ? positive or negative) and thoroughly recorded their progress under Charles Staley; it will also be accompanied by the release of the Beta Tester's blood abstracts which, along with this particular study, will display no cyto-toxicity and no suppression of endogenous hormones.
Simply, we are objectively validating what we know to be subjectively successful, through unaffiliated, and independent means. While detractors will no doubt detract - merely on a new tangent - upon seeing this study, we feel it important to communicate the uniqueness of the actions we are currently undertaking. The expense and bureaucracy involved in securing studies such as this one from respectable and recognized Universities is enormous; and this is exactly why we [as an industry and consumer] seldom see them surface. While University studies such as this one are often utilized as objective research, they are very seldom conducted for the company itself; however, in the case of PRIME, realizing a lack of objective data to validate consumer feedback, we thought it was only necessary. Fortunately for the consumer, that process has only begun, and not ended, here: The results in respects to GR Antagonism came back negative, as we had hoped;however, as a company we are diligent in our desire to positively illuminate the exact MoA [method of action] of USPlabs PRIME.
However, in that light, we must remember that many products we commonly use today do not have validated MOAs; much in the fashion we have done here, simply their safety and efficacy need be validated for them to be produced en masse. For example, Minoxidil (Rogaine), one of the most effective and the widest-selling hair treatment products available, does not have a proven MOA. Much like PRIME, there are several postulates (one being the mediation of the NO pathway, despite the fact no cGMP-specific action has been proven) but none proven. Does this in any way invalidate the massive body of anecdotal feedback surrounding Minoxidil? Of course not: Despite the lack of MOA for Minoxidil, it is still regarded as the ?first-line-of-defense? for uncomplicated hair loss.
Even Acetaminophen - a compound so engrained in popular culture and medicine, your spell-checker recognizes it - has no verified specific MoA. While it has been elucidated that Acetaminophen lowers levels of Prostaglandin E2, the exact mechanism [Mechanism of Action] through which this is accomplished has not been elucidated. As PGE is a product of the commonly inhibited COX [cyclo-oxygenase, in forms I and II] pathway, Acetaminophen?s exact effect on COX [if any is occurring] is unknown and debatable. This point, then, cannot be stressed enough in regards to the actions USPlabs is currently undertaking: We are seeking to provide for PRIME what has not been provided for the widest-selling analgesic available. Why USPlabs is being subjected to a standard not subjected to a compound each person reading this has ingested remains a mystery ? this being said, we do intend to live up to even the most veracious of detractors in regards to our attempts to validate and legitimize PRIME.
In conclusion, we realize two things: a) that PRIME is a contemptuous topic as of late and; b) that this product, as efficacious as it may be, needs some external validation to dissuade some of the negativity surrounding it. We are going through these great lengths ? funding University Studies, in-depth trials and blood tests and expending massive amounts of capital and energy to do so? to address both of these things at the same time. Simply put, a ?scam company? would not do anything of this scope or magnitude for an ineffective product; we know PRIME works, we simply want to know how, and want YOU to know how.


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"Before European trade brought metal pots and kettles, tightly woven baskets were used for cooking. This was not the sole method, as wooden cooking boxes were also very important."
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Golfbidder isn't just about the best value golf clubs! We also offer a huge range of Corporate Logo products – this is a fully managed service that will make sure you get exactly what you require, on time, on budget and to the highest standards that Golfbidder upholds in everything it does.
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Saint Marius of Bodon
Also known as
- Maire of Bodon
- Mary of Bodon
- Maurus of Bodon
- May of Bodon
- Mere of Bodon
Monk. Founder of Bodon abbey at La-Val-Benois, diocese of Sisteron, France and served as its first abbot. Pilgrim to the tomb of Saint Martin of Tours. Pilgrim to the tomb of Saint Dionysius near Paris, France. There he became sick, but was restored to health by an apparition of Saint Dionysius. During a Lenten retreat, Marius received a prophetic vision of barbarian invasion of the region, and the destruction of his monastery.
- Orleans, France
- 27 January 555 at La-Val-Benois monastery, Sisteron, France of natural causes
- when the monastery was destroyed, his relics were translated to Forcalquier, France
Additional Information
- Book of Saints, by the Monks of Ramsgate
- Lives of the Saints, by Father Alban Butler
- Our Sunday Visitor's Encyclopedia of Saints
MLA Citation
- "Saint Marius of Bodon". Saints.SQPN.com. 25 March 2010. Web. 13 December 2013. <http://saints.sqpn.com/saint-marius-of-bodon/>


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Game Night is the best companion for family or group game night fun. It has two game play modes and literally over 2200+ words in its database for hours and hours of gaming fun. There are even extra "adult" word category add ons to spice it up a bit for the mature audiences.
Here are the two types of gaming modes:
TIMED MODE – This game mode has a set amount of time to get their team to guess as many words as possible by giving only clues and hints to help them guess the correct word, all before the time runs out. Once the time is up, the team adds up their score according to how many words were correctly guessed and then passes it to the opponent team for their try at a turn.
PASS MODE – This game mode has a set amount of time to get your team to guess one of the words on the screen by giving only clues and hints to help them guess the correct word, all before the time runs out. Once the team guesses the word correctly, they pass it as quickly as possible to the opponent team for their try at guessing another word. The team left holding the device when the time runs out and the buzzer sounds is the loser of that rounds point. So it is a kind of hot potato guessing game, which you can only pass when your team has successfully guessed the word.
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Additional Categories that Can Be Bought thru In-App Purchase Include:
*The World
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*Urban Dictionary
*Baby Shower
*Wedding Shower
So not matter your group or no matter your family, Game Night is sure to make game night fun for hours and hours.
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After mustering four runs in dropping their first two games of the season, the Thunder struck for a franchise-record seven homers in an 11-2 victory over the visiting New Hampshire Fisher Cats.
Trenton had hit six homers in a game three times, most recently on May 9, 1999.
Designated hitter Cody Johnson and first baseman Robert Lyerly led the way with two longballs apiece. Outfielders Zoilo Almonte and Melky Mesa and catcher Jose Gil each added one. All but one of the blasts -- Lyerly's second -- were solo shots.
Trenton pounded out 16 hits, including 10 for extra bases, while New Hampshire was limited to four singles.
"When a pitcher makes mistakes, you have to make guys pay and we were able to do that today," Johnson told the Times of Trenton. "Some days they make those mistakes and get away with them; today just wasn't one of those days."
New Hampshire starter Deck McGuire (0-1), the Blue Jays' No. 10 prospect, bore the brunt of the onslaught, surrendering eight runs on 11 hits -- five of them homers -- over five innings. The former first-round Draft pick, who gave up 13 round-trippers in 125 1/3 innings last season, struck out six and walked a pair.
Trenton got things going early as second baseman Jose Pirela tripled to open the bottom of the first inning and scored on Almonte's single.
Johnson led off the second with the first homer of the day before the Thunder bats truly came alive in the third. Almonte, Lyerly and Mesa opened the frame with consecutive blasts to extend Trenton's lead to 6-2. It was the club's first three-homer inning since baseman Robinson Cano helped the Thunder do it on April 17, 2004.
"We were kind of looking for something like that after the first two days," Thunder manager Tony Franklin told the newspaper. "It just kind of happened, but I think we certainly have guys in our lineup that are capable of hitting home runs. Some of these guys have power. It's just how consistent we're going to be with it."
Gil went deep in the fifth and Lyerly and Johnson added their second homers of the game off reliever Ryan Tepera in the seventh.
"Yeah, it was a good day to hit," Lyerly said. "In Spring Training, we scored a lot of runs and had a good offense. This is pretty ridiculous what happened out there, but we'll see what happens going forward."
Trenton starter Brett Marshall (1-0) was solid in his Double-A debut, giving up two runs on two hits and three walks in five innings. The 22-year-old right-hander retired seven of the final eight batters he faced, despite getting only two ground-ball outs -- against 10 flyouts -- with a 21 mph breeze blowing out to center.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 3:12 pm
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So far this season, Bernard Pierce has looked fantastic and has been a great asset to give Rice a breather once in a while. Do you guys think that he will become greater than that? Maybe even start in the NFL someday? Of course, as long as Rice stays healthy, he won't be starting for us, but I think he could become a starting quality back.
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I like him a whole lot. We've been lucky to have some solid complements to Ray as of late (I was really high on Ricky last year).
Future quality starter at the position? Eh... too early to say for sure, but I'm not quite seeing it. He's always struck me as a change-of-pace guy. His short-area burst and vision are good, but I'm not sure if he's above-average in too many other facets. His durability is certainly something to be skeptical of as well.
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Possibly, he's obviously going to finish out his rookie contract with us at least. My prediction (and this is a very hard thing to predict because we don't know what other teams think of players) is that he'll finish out his rookie deal with us, we will either re-sign him to continue his role as Rice's backup, OR another team signs him to be in a slightly larger role, but still a platoon with someone else.
I think in order for a team to instill faith in him as "the guy", he's going to have to have a a few huge games where he is the #1. And in order for that to happen Ray Rice is going to have to get hurt and be out for an extended period of time. We've seen it happen with a guy like Michael Turner though, and you can bet that there are many teams that are licking their chops if/when Ben Tate leaves the Texans.
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Posted: Tue Nov 06, 2012 11:10 pm
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I love what we've gotten from him, and I hope we see more of him.
But I still stand by my claim. Ravens finish in bottom 16 in total defense.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 10:05 am
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Hate to say it (actually I don't) but I called this.
I absolutely LOVED this pick... Was probably my favorite pick of the draft tbh. I love his explosiveness and running style. He's definitely a future starter... And I think you have to look no further than he Ravens. Rice will be on the decline after another 3/4 years as he approaches 30. I think by then Pierce is emerging as the guy and Rice becomes his backup/ they're doing a MJD/Fred Taylor type thing.
I can't see us "letting" Pierce, a more than capable runner walk. I think you keep him and then as Rice retires or "loses it" you get another backup for Pierce and continue that process.
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diamondbull424 wrote:
Hate to say it (actually I don't) but I called this.
I absolutely LOVED this pick... Was probably my favorite pick of the draft tbh. I love his explosiveness and running style. He's definitely a future starter... And I think you have to look no further than he Ravens.
Rice will be on the decline after another 3/4 years as he approaches 30. I think by then Pierce is emerging as the guy and Rice becomes his backup/ they're doing a MJD/Fred Taylor type thing.
I can't see us "letting" Pierce, a more than capable runner walk. I think you keep him and then as Rice retires or "loses it" you get another backup for Pierce and continue that process.
This is what I was saying. I could definitely see Rice re-upping after ~ year 4 of his deal and finishing his career here splitting carries and catching balls.
Specifically as it relates to Pierce, I love his burst and style as well.
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Posted: Wed Nov 07, 2012 3:59 pm
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As has been pointed out, Ray Rice probably only has another four years or so as a top RB, so if Pierce can prove himself in that time, then perhaps he could take over in that role.
However, we still don't know how durable Pierce is, and how well he'd be able to cope with a workload of 20+ carries a game. Not all RBs can stand up to the rigors of that.
Where he might find a starting role, away from the Ravens, would be a pass first offense that uses effective running to set up their passing offense. Ten or fifteen carries a game, and catching a few passes out of the backfield.
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