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It's tough to put a price on peace-of-mind -- our published rates are average service charges. Your pet's plan will be made to order and your rates may vary from those listed. You will receive a complete estimate of all charges prior to your registration meeting. Please e-mail to create a service plan just for your pet! If you require a service you don't see here - let us create a plan for you.
All visits are approximately 1/2 hour unless otherwise noted.
It's tough to put a price on peace-of-mind -- our published rates are average service charges. Your pet's plan will be made to order and your rates may vary from those listed. You will receive a complete estimate of all charges prior to your registration meeting. Please e-mail to create a service plan just for your pet! If you require a service you don't see here - let us create a plan for you.
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Puppy Program One 15 minute potty-break and one 1/2 hour walk each day
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In Home Pet-sitting (add'l fees may apply) Standard visit -- you tell us what your pet needs and we'll make it happen! (20-30 minutes)
45 minute In Home Pet-sitting (add'l fees may apply) Sometimes your pet needs a tad more time, you give us the schedule and we'll take care of your pet!
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This is just like a slumber party for your furry ones. Limited availability -- so book early. Guarantees a minimum of 8 hours in your home.
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$ 25.00 per trip within 10 miles. $1.00/mile for each additional mile. (one dog; or 2 cats in carriers)
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If keys are not presented at initial consultation or each time we drop off or pick-up your keys. Please be sure to alert the office if you change your locks between visits. Key Pick-up/Return fee will be imposed.
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Prior to starting service we can provide an optional in-home consultation for you and your pet. The fee for each initial consultation is $18.99 (same rate as a vitis).
We serve all of Northern Virginia including: Del Ray, Old Town, Beverly Hills, Warwick Village, Park Fairfax and NOW Fairlington!
Payment is due when your invoice is received in order to guarantee service. Your service is NOT guaranteed until payment is received. For Daily Walk clients, payment is due at the first walk of each week. Peggie's Pet Services, LLC accepts payment via Pay Pal.
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No Key On File: If you do not have a current copy of your key on file, and you request service with fewer than 96 hours (4 biz days) notice, you will incur a $35.00 fee which includes the $15.00 key pick up charge. Should you require your key to be returned you will be subject to the return fees.
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Sitters' schedules are set with one week's notice. Should your schedule change, please email us or contact your sitter directly, before 9am on the day of your scheduled visit.
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If a sitter arrives for your visit and you determine you do not want a visit, or your pet is not there, you will be charged for your regular visit, and Peggie's Pet Services, LLC reserves the right to charge a cancellation fee.
Cancellation fees are strictly imposed during Holiday periods. During Holidays (as listed below) you must allow 14 days notice in order to receive a credit for your reserved service. Please review the Policies and Procedures outlined in your Welcome Packet regarding holiday fees and cancellations.
Regularly scheduled Midday Walks DO NOT occur during holiday periods. Please call the office to schedule a midday walk during the following dates. Be aware that the $25.00 holiday fee will be applied to your daily service.
Should you require a regularly scheduled midday walk on any of the above Holidays, please schedule in advance. You will be assessed $25.00 visit Holiday fee.
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I am writing to ask why I am bleeding in-between my periods. Could there be any reason for it? I am 27 years old and sexually active. I had a Pap smear last November which came back clear. I have been seeing bright red spotting in between my periods. It is not a lot, but I am worried there may be something wrong. I have mentioned this to my GP, and he said it was normal. He did not do an examination. I am not on the pill, but have tried nearly all of them, and they give me a migraine headache. Should I be worried or not? Please let me know.
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Christmas came early for six Breeze customers who participated in the annual Breeze Shopping Spree.
Those six customers on Thursday grabbed over $500,000 in groceries at the Kitty Branch of Bounty Supermarket.
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- Wednesday April 2nd, 2014 :: 10:45 p.m. EDT
Dowagiac, Michigan Possible missing child
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On Wednesday, April 2, 2014 at approximately 7:18 pm officers were contacted by subjects at 530 Riverside Drive. Officers made contact with juvenile witnesses who stated they were playing in the parking lot and heard a female yelling near the woods behind the building. They stated they saw a w/m subject pull a female in the woods and possibly had a hand gun with him. Suspect is w/m, unkown age, brown hair, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt with writing on it possibly saying "Aeropostale" and blue jeans. Victim is said to be a w/f teens age, blonde, straight, shoulder length hair, wearing a pink zip up sweater or sweatshirt.
Officers have conducted a canvas to help identify possible witnesses. Police K-9 has been searching the area with negative results. A Child Is Missing has been contacted and reverse call has been put out in the area with information. Search teams have been assembled, are getting debriefed and will be starting a search in approximately 15 minutes.
If anyone has a friend or family member missing please call 911.
Dowagiac Police Department is in charge of the call and are being assisted by several other departments including Cass County Sheriff's Dept, Michigan State Police and Pokagon Tribal Police. Another update should be released around 11 pm.
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The Pavilion is run by Tony Leck. Originally from Cumbria, Tony Leck made his home in Guernsey in 1987, having moved here as a young pastry chef.
Very quickly, inspired by the slow pace of life and the bountiful local produce, he worked hard at extending his culinary knowledge working through a variety of establishments and finally relocating to St Pierre Park in 2012.
From the moment he established the Pavilion, the restaurant became a hit. Within its first year in 2000, it won the Guernsey Restaurant of the Year title and has since gone on to become the island's most highly rated restaurant.
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Tonight's edition of the Bud Light UMass Basketball Coaches Show presented by Bertera Fiat will be on location at Fathers and Sons Porsche Audi Volvo, located at 989 Memorial Ave. in Springfield. Josh Maurer, Tim Kenney and head coach Derek Kellogg will be on hand to take your questions, talk about last week's split at La Salle and at Charlotte, while previewing this week's home games with Rhode Island (Wednesday at 7 p.m.) and Saint Joseph's (Saturday at 2 p.m.).
You can submit your questions for coach Kellogg and see if it gets answered on the air! Listen live on 105.5 WEEI Springfield or online here.


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SP-300Q TUSA IMprex Purge Snorkel
The SP-300 Imprex snorkel features a cross-cut barrel, a flexible neck and an integrated drain purge valve. An excellent economy snorkel, the SP-300 is a straightforward addition to your snorkeling gear.
> Hologram top reflector for high visibility
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> Color: Black (BK), Cobalt Blue (CBL), Flash Yellow (FY), Translucent (T)
When water enters the mask while swimming on the surface,
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Clearing an Ordinary Mask
For ordinary masks, tilt your head back and slightly lift only the
bottom of the mask while exhaling air into the mask through the
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measured pace.
Clearing a Mask with Purge Valve
Since the purge valve is located at the lowest point of the frame,
tilt the head slightly to the front or left (M-21) to collect water
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with this procedure, however slightly pressing the mask against
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Images: Back to basics: 3rd MAW leadership initiative takes shape [Image 4 of 7]
Photo by Cpl. Lisa Tourtelot
Marines with Marine Wing Headquarters Squadron 3 prepare for a uniform inspection aboard Marine Corps Air Station Miramar, Calif., May 10. Maj. Gen. Steven Busby, the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing commanding general, and Sgt. Maj. Anthony Spadaro, the 3rd MAW sergeant major, will visit each unit across the aircraft wing and share their plans for the committed and engaged leadership initiative. Busby has shaped his plans for the initiative around the ideas and suggestions of junior Marines and noncommissioned officers.
This work, Back to basics: 3rd MAW leadership initiative takes shape [Image 1 of 7], by Lisa Tourtelot, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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Pink Ribbon Bagels @ Panera Bread
It does good, too.
Throughout October 2011, Panera Bread and Southcoast Hospitals are teaming up to raise local awareness for women's health.
Panera Bread's Pink Ribbon Bagel is made with cherry chips, dried cherries and cranberries, vanilla, honey and brown sugar. Plus you are supporting women's health at Southcoast.
It's sweet in every way.
Here's how you can help:
- Purchase a Pink Ribbon Bagel: 25 cents from each bagel purchased will be donated to Southcoast.
- Place a Panera Bread catering order: Mention Southcoast Hospitals or "CATER PINK" on your catering orders and 10 percent of your order will be donated to Southcoast. Visit paneracatering.com for a menu.
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You usually normalize a database to avoid data redundancy. It's easy to see in a table full of names that there is plenty of redundancy. If your goal is to create a catalog of the names of every person on the planet (good luck), I can see how normalizing names could be beneficial. But in the context of the average business database is it overkill?
(Of course I know you could take anything to an extreme... say if you normalized down to syllables... or even adjacent character pairs. I can't see a benefit in going that far)
One possible justification for this is a random name generator. That's all I could come up with off the top of my head.


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Sonoma County residents will have the opportunity to check out the studios of fine artists throughout the county during the Arts Council of Sonoma County's 28th annual ARTrails Open Studios Tour.
The self-guided tour is held over two weekends from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 12-13 and Oct. 19-20. The tour gives participants a chance to talk with the artists, view their studio, purchase art or watch art being created.
This year, there are 21 Petaluma artists, out of the 160 artists countywide, participating with studios here in town.
"The fun thing about ARTrails is that not one single artist is like the other one," said Jan Schultz, a Petaluma metal sculpturist and longtime ARTrails participant. "All the work is so individualized, so no two painters or ceramicists have the same style or work."
The types of art represented at ARTrails is also as diverse as the artists themselves, with work ranging from painting, photography and ceramics to fiber art, woodturning and metal sculpture.
"I think the diversity is fabulous," said Schultz. "It's also great we have so many Petaluma artists taking part this year. You don't need to leave town to enjoy ARTrails."
The artists opening their studios in Petaluma include: Robert McFarland, Peggy Sebera, Denise Leite, Deborah Garber, Lance Kuehne, Michele Rosett, Joanne Tepper, Phyllis Calvin, Joseph McDonald, Sharon McAuley, Jane McDonald, Henry White III, Sandra Speidel, Ralph Ramirez, Gerald and Kelly Hong, David Alan Boyd, Sylvia Gonzalez, Marta Shannon, Jan Schultz, Diana Majumdar, and Tim Schaible.
The work of many of the ARTrails Petaluma artists is also on display through Oct. 25 at Gallery One, 209 Western Ave. Copperfield's Books at 140 Kentucky St. is hosting a window display of local ARTrails artists, as well.
Free ARTrails maps are available at the Petaluma Visitors Center, Petaluma Arts Center, Copperfield's Books, Gallery One, Colabi Gallery, Aqus Caf? Apple Box Caf?and Waterfront Gallery, or visit www.sonomaarts.com/artrails to download a copy.
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At Vaillancourt Folk Art in Sutton, MA we've been hand-painting our chalkware collection since 1984. We are of the firm belief that art is art and the process to create such a highly detailed collectable is necessary to ensure every piece captures the essence of tradition. Our retail gallery and Christmas museum is open seven days a week throughout the year where you can watch our team of artists painting each Chalkware Santa during the week. For more information, please call us toll-free at 877-665-2244.
The 2014 piece features a baby lamb, symbolic of one of the Village's most popular sites - The Freeman Farm. Santa's sack is adorned with the image of the hand carved fretwork from the secretary desk which was a highlight of the Nathan Lombard exhibit held earlier this year at OSV.
Also tucked away on Santa's sack is a grasshopper, representing the OSV logo and further identifying the piece as exclusively belonging to OSV. Each piece will be numbered and signed by Judi Vaillancourt.
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A matter of miscommunication? At least one Springfield alderman thinks so and says he is getting frustrated. Ward 1 Alderman Frank Edwards says Springfield Mayor Mike Houston and the city council are not on the same wavelength even though council members ask questions.
"When (reporters) ask the disconnect question — we ask, it takes us a long time to get the answers. Sometimes we don't get the answers and we all get frustrated," says Edwards.
Edwards, Ward 7 Alderman Joe McMenanin and Ward 5 Alderman Sam Cahnman held a news conference to refute Houston's claim the downtown TIF district is out of money. Houston last week chastised aldermen for continuing to approve projects to use downtown TIF money even though he says it's almost tapped out.
Aldermen showed reporters numbers from the city's economic development office that shows a $3 million balance. At present there are nearly $16 million in committments, including the latest project to spend $50,000 on a downtown mural project.
Aldermen say that number is deceiving, as more than $26 million is expected to flow into the fund between now and Fiscal Year 2018, when the committments for the district are set to be paid off.


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"Ducks Nuts is Aussie slang that means "the best thing." I've worked on this board for a long time. If the waves are pumping with really clean conditions that's the board I go to. It has single to double concave thru the fins and heaps of drive. I ride a 5'11 1/2 x 18 5/8 x 2 1/4." - Mick Fanning
This is Mick's go to performance board. When the surf is pumping and Mick is looking for the perfect response from his equipment this is the model he goes for, it's the Ducks Nuts. DHD has been working on this model for years and each year they just keep tightening it up and perfecting it. Everyone is really stoked with where the design of this model is at and after years of perfecting it has become a super performer.
A fine-tuned single to double concave down to the millimeter, combined with Mick's rocker, rails and deck roll creates that perfect combination for performance surfing. When the waves are good it is important that Mick has confidence in his equipment and doesn't feel like he is missing any speed, drive or having to nurse it through his turns. The Ducks Nuts allows Mick to really push through his turns and release all that power through smooth rail to rail transitions.
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Used product comes in with varying degrees of wear so you should be aware some equipment may need a bit of TLC before another round of adventuring. Each item is priced according to its condition, its age, its features and its relevancy in our store, the sport and the marketplace. This is why you may see two of the same type surfboard or wetsuit model with two very different prices.
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Garden Editor Mike McGrath is back to explain that it's time to do a certain amount of pruning and that you shouldn't forget about ticks, and debunks a really bad fertilizer idea.
WASHINGTON — It's beautiful and wooded, and many people live there for the perks of nature. But the open spaces of Loudoun County can also be a breeding ground for the ticks that cause Lyme…
Meet Mike at Greenstreet this weekend Mike will appear at Greenstreet Gardens in Lothian, Maryland, at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 25, and at their Old Town Alexandria location (Braddock Road) on Sunday, April 26,…
WASHINGTON — In addition to cherry blossom season and baseball season, it's also the start of tick season. They are most active between April and September, so this is a good time to read up…
A tiny deer tick can do a lot of damage — with just one bite, it can transmit Lyme disease, which may not become apparent for months or years.
A recent tick survey out of Gaithersburg, Maryland, reveals a type of tick not common to the area inhabits a Montgomery County park and that there are a number of tick varieties infected with pathogens capable of making people sick.
Reports of tick bites and Lyme disease
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It\'s that time of year again. Here\'s how to keep your lawn, your pets and yourself safe from pests.
It\'s the season to find those nasty ticks embedded in skin — and there may be more this year due to the cold, wet winter.
If you find that hamburger you just gobbled down give you hives, it could be a sign that you were bitten by a tick.
May has been proclaimed Tick-borne Disease Awareness Month in Maryland and public health leaders are making sure people in the D.C. region know the dangers of ticks and Lyme disease.
Many residents are holding out hope that the unusually cold, harsh winter reduced the number of ticks, stink bugs and other pests that will be buzzing and crawling around this summer.
Despite the mid-April cold snap, tick season is beginning around
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Lyme disease infection rates in this region are among the highest in the country, and the disease is beginning to show up in areas where it was
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Garden Plot Editor Mike McGrath answers all of your garden and lawn care questions. On the list this week: controlling ticks and mosquitoes, wise watering and rose bush care.
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This site is scored on its photo content—not videos!
When I first entered the site belonging to Harmony Ann, I was quick to notice that she closely resembled this chick I used to date, M. Turns out Harmony and M share a couple of things in common. The first being that they're both a couple of blue-eyed, round-cheeked brunettes with a nice set of tits. Second, they have little to offer. M, for her part, started talking about starting a family on date three, which disqualified her, and Harmony just doesn't have enough content on her site.
I'm really not quite sure what it is that possesses some webmasters to launch sites as sparse as this one, but one thing's for sure, the expensive membership fee comes across as downright exorbitant when the numbers are considered. HarmonyAnn has quite a ways to go before she has a site that can be considered a value.
The first aspect to hamper this new effort is the non-existence of videos. Though most of the other babes in this network have films to offer, Harmony doesn't have any movies and there really is no guarantee that there ever will be. The homepage claims that "this site is updated with a mix of photo sets and full length movies," but there is none of the latter to be found.
So, the onus now rests on the photograph section to salvage things, but with only 21 image galleries you can pretty much bet that salvation is not achieved. The sets contain an average of about 70 pictures and none of them meet our criteria of high-res. They're good-looking photos, but it should be noted that the photography here is amateurish in quality compared to other models in the network. The images are all about this babe starting things off in skimpy outfits and finishing naked.
Speaking of those other network sites, you get full-access to 11 of them. These sites include Cindy Toby, Lindy Lopez, Lucy Daily and Skinny Mindy. I don't think I really need to mention that this site isn't worth it on its own. If Harmony Ann really excites you that much, just check back in a few months to see how things have come along.
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Naomi Watts' jerk attractionNaomi Watts is worried she'll never find true love - because she only attracts "jerks".
The stunning actress split from long-term love Heath Ledger last year and now fears she won't have another serious relationship.
The 36-year-old beauty told Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: "I enjoyed my time with Heath but a lot of our problems stemmed from being far apart because of filming as much as anything else.
"If it had meant to be, we probably would have found a way to work things out. I've never had much luck with romance. I seem to attract jerks."
Naomi, whose best friend is Nicole Kidman, recently revealed she contemplated suicide at the beginning of her career.
The Oscar-nominated actress became despondent after not getting the career breaks she needed when she moved from Australia to Hollywood.
She added: "In some ways I still have a hard time believing that it's all come together for me. I remember spending a lot of time in my car weeping.
"I actually remember driving along Mulholland Drive thinking, 'I'll just take a right turn here. Maybe I'll just go over the cliff because I can't take it any more.' But I never had the guts to quit."
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'Perhaps we should sit down,' WHY DID I SAY THAT? Now he thinks I've killed someone he loves. Great start. With all of the calm of a fully charged vibrator I continued: 'I have something I need to ask you, I was wondering how you would feel, if you would be okay with, if you would allow me...(yep that's all the ways to say that sentence - must get to the point) if I asked Phoebe to marry me?'
Have you ever felt that perhaps you have too much money? That the money you have set aside for a house, a car or that kidney transplant a doctor has told you that you critically need, could be put to better use? Perhaps it could be better spent making someone else's hand worth more than most people's car, well then perhaps you, like myself, have recently decided to get engaged.
Our wedding day is one of high expectation and emotion and for this reason, for some brides and grooms, it can turn into a day of disappointment, unhappy tears, and even conflict. As a relationship counsellor I have unfortunately heard many such tales and most of us have heard nightmare stories of stroppy bridesmaids, drunk ushers, rude relatives or lost rings.
My darling Hubby and I embark on the 10-hour train from Puno to Cusco as part of our Peruvian honeymoon. It's three days into our marriage and I still find myself feeling warm and fuzzy. We have reached one of life's biggest milestones and, reflecting on the whirlwind of excitement surrounding our wedding, we realise it has been character building in itself.
What happens when the party's over? I'm not talking about the old 'marriage kills romance' cliché - I'm thinking more immediate and pressing issues, like honeymoons. They're well within my remit, so here are a few first thoughts on some romantic destinations that almost live up to finally being able to say 'I Do'.
What might be better than a marriage tax allowance? For a start, what about increased access to relationship counselling? Something which might actually help save a struggling relationship. Unlike the proposed marriage tax break which even David Cameron acknowledges won't stop anyone from getting a divorce.
If you planned your wedding with love and affection, included things that you enjoy and had it photographed beautifully then of course we all want to see it. It is great for all the wonderful suppliers you used to get a pat on the back for their good work. We want to feel like we were part of your day and feel inspired.
I'm always one for moving forward but to me this is a step in the wrong direction. Isn't planning the demise of a marriage before we even sign the register a recipe for disaster? Without question, if my husband-to-be had suggested we put together a pre-nup, I'd have torn up the invites and scoffed the wedding cake.
I found that my planning went absolutely swimmingly until other people were involved. Namely, family. "Why isn't so and so invited? Can I have a plus one?" The simplest answer you can give is "because there is no room". In an ideal world I would have had everyone I love and like. I was limited to 160. Ergo. There were some cuts.


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Originally Posted by killshot824
Retterath if you do end up scouting the area any info your willing to give up would be greatly appreciated! Obviously not expecting you to tell me exactly where you saw all the big guys but just general info on deer numbers and what caliber bucks you saw! And Tdcour we are not dead set on Harding county yet nor are we set on our dates just putting some feelers out to try and see what people have to say about the area and as far as dates we are thinking as early as possible but are still real flexible we can go pretty much whenever as of right now!
I've never had much luck where we usually go early in the season. We have the best luck just prior to the rut. I usually hunt the week before rifle season and that puts us in the rut or pre-rut stages. SD has their rifle season right in the middle of the rut, so if you don't get there before rifle season, the deer are scattered and most of the mature bucks are gone (shot or hiding). I don't think I'm going back this year, but we were going to try the last week of November to try and catch the deer prior to the rut.
Now therefore, please take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me.
Genesis 27:3 (NKJV)
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"Ross Ferris" <ross_at_stamina.com.au> wrote in message
> For the sake of someone like me that lacks the rigour to readily read
> your relational set notation, could you possibly restate the problem
> at hand in English, which tends to be the language of choice of my
> users (and me!)
I will try, but you will have to excuse my english, because it is not the language of choice for me.
> Can you map this to a real world requirement, or is this an obtuse
> theoretical device that has little relevance to the everyday world of
> the programmer that you are trying to measure the productivity of, as
> your relationships would surely be part of the DBMS in the first
> instance (though become relevant in some environments when trying to
> optimise an arbitrary query against Rik(A,Aik)
Sorry for the notation. I will try to restate the problems in English.
There are relations for which normalisation is impractical. See http://www.acm.org/classics/nov95/s1p4.html
"If normalization as described above is to be applicable, the unnormalized collection of relations must satisfy the following conditions:
The writer knows of no application which would require any relaxation of
these conditions.
Further operations of a normalizing kind are possible. These are not discussed in this paper."
I am interested to find if someone knows an application that "would require
a relaxation of
these conditions" and if there is a DBMS that can handle these relations in an efficient manner.
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Tommy Rowan
A 10-year-old girl was seen riding in a dog cage in the bed of a pickup truck Monday just outside Pittsburgh, the Pittsburgh Tribune Review reported.
Motorists spied the girl around 7 p.m. riding on the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Millvale.
The girl's parents - Abbey Carlson, 29, and Thomas Fishinger 30 - face charges of endangering the welfare of a child.
The parents told police the girl wanted to be with the dog, the newspaper reported.


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|Pitching with Pritch...Huskers need to take care of little things in the big games
By Larry Pritchett
Past PCHS Activities Director
What a difference a year makes. Last year the Huskers finished with a 10-4 record and everyone was upbeat and could hardly wait until football started for the 2010 season. The 2010 season ends with a 10-4 record and the mood is decidedly different.
The Huskers started fast this season and at one time had a 9-1 record and then promptly lost three of their last four games.
The season ended with a two-game losing streak with one of the games being the Big 12 Championship against Oklahoma and then a lackluster showing in the Holiday Bowl against Washington—a team the Huskers dominated just three months before.
Now the Huskers move to the Big 10 and a new slate of opponents. A new start, a new league, but maybe the same problems that kept them from moving into the "Elite" group of football programs where all Husker fans think the program should be by now.
The Huskers appeared to have a lot of their problems solved from last year, especially on offense with the emergence of Taylor Martinez at quarterback, but injuries and the fact that he was still just a redshirted freshman caught up with them before the season was over.
There are still a lot of things that Nebraska has to improve on before they can return to the top level of programs. One is taking care of the little things. You cannot have a dozen penalties or more each game and be successful.
The offensive side of the ball hurt themselves a great deal during the season because of "false starts and delay penalties" that killed them in the big games. The defense was pretty strong most of the time but gave up big plays in the big games that caused big problems.
It doesn't matter what level of the sport—you have to take care of the "little things" and if you do, the "big things" usually take care of themselves.
Mistakes are killers. There is an old coaching saying that goes, "Victory favors the team making the fewest mistakes." It is as true as any saying in sports.
The Huskers had problems all season taking care of the little things in the big games. Hopefully, they will get it taken care of for their move to the Big 10.
Bowl Games Galore
There are way too many bowl games to watch them all. I pretty much lost interest after the Husker fiasco, and actually watched way more basketball.
There were some good games and I even felt a little sorry for K-State. This is the second week in a row that I have mentioned the Wildkittens but the penalty they got for excessive celebration that caused them to go for two from 18 yards rather than three yards was certainly a controversial call, to say the least.
There were a lot more celebrations taking place in other games that didn't get a flag. That is a rule that could certainly be taken a look at and maybe changed just a little.
Best High School Game Ever
I did go to what was probably the best high school game I have ever attended. This is just my opinion and I could be wrong, but I got to see the Malcolm-High Plains game and got to watch it with my grandson on my lap for most of the contest.
I don't know how many games I have attended in my life, but this was Calen's first game. His father and I think that he understood what was going on even at seven months old.
That could be a stretch itself, but other than a third quarter break for a bottle of formula, he took in his Uncle Troy's team winning in the first round of the Malcolm Holiday Tournament last Tuesday night and clapped numerous times.
I'm not sure he understands a "pick and roll" yet, but he appeared to like all the movement up and down the court.
Now we just need to get him to work on his shot follow through a little and he will be on his way.