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Children need to know what to do if they are ever home alone. Even if you never leave your house when your children are there, there are times when you are unavailable. For example, when you are in the shower, in the garden, or taking a nap, they are on their own. When your child is alone at home, he will be the only one available to answer the door or telephone, so he should know exactly how to handle these situations. It is critical that he does not give any specific information over the phone, such as his name, your name, your address, or that he is home alone. Establish concrete guidelines for your children when they are by themselves at home. Prepare them so that they feel confident in as many situations as possible.
- Tell your child never to tell anyone that she is home alone. She should not give any information to anyone calling on the phone or at the door. You might want to instruct her to let your answering machine screen all phone calls. Your child should tell the person that her parent or guardian is busy and will call them later. Your child should never open the door to anyone who has not been approved, such as a repairman or neighbor, or anyone who says there is an emergency and needs to use the phone.
- Practice "home alone" skills. When your child is home alone, check on her skills by calling her and knocking on the door. Have her practice saying things like, "My mother is taking a nap. She'll call you back." Practice "what-if" situations. For example, "What if a policeman came to the door and said there was an accident or other emergency in the neighborhood and you had to open the door?" (In this case she should tell the officer that she will call the police department for confirmation before opening the door.)
- Make sure your child knows who to call in an emergency. Keep all important phone numbers such as for trustworthy neighbors and your workplace in a convenient place. Also review when to call "911 " or "0" for operator in an emergency.
- Make sure children five years of age and older know how to lock and unlock all of your doors and windows. They should also know how to work the alarm system if you have one.
- Review other "home alone" emergency plans, such as what to do in case of a fire. Be sure to keep all emergency telephone numbers near your telephone, including the phone number for the local hospital and the poison control center.
Taken from Raising Safe Kids in an Unsafe World, Jan Wagner, Avon Books, 1994
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To the extent that Spain and Brazil have been vulnerable during the Confederations Cup tournament, it has mostly been to attacks down the right flank. Brazil's vulnerability stems from the propensity of its left back, Marcelo, to play as a winger. As with his predecessor, the great Roberto Carlo, left back is more of a mailing address than a position for Marcelo.
Spain has a better-rounded left back in Jordi Alba, rated by most as the best in the world at his position. Yet, Italy found great joy attacking down his side through Maggio and Candreva. It wasn't all Jordi Alba's fault. Spain's midfielders and wide-left attacker should have provided more help. But the left back was beaten one-on-one several times.
What will happen on the right flank today? Brazil hasn't been using a true right-winger; Dani Alves, like Marcelo a marauding fullback, has supplied nearly all its width on the right side. So unless Brazil changes its tactics, Jordi Alba should have an easier time of it against his Barcelona teammate than he did against the Maggio-Candreva combo.
Spain can call on forward Pedro for pace down the right flank, but Arbeloa, the Spanish right back, isn't a huge attacking threat. The real potential game-changer, though, is Navas. He's probably the most impressive winger in the tournament, but Spain has used him only off the bench. If he plays today, Marcelo will probably have his hands full.
Spain's style of play may count more than its personnel. If Spain plays its short-passing, possession game, then Marcelo shouldn't be out of position and the right flank shouldn't be all that vulnerable.
But if Spain plays a more vertical, counter-attacking game (either by choice or out of necessity), Marcelo's positioning could become problematic.
Soccer matches can be won or lost anywhere on the pitch, and the play on the right flanks may turn out to largely irrelevant. But I'd keep an eye on those areas today.


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HITC Sport understands former Bolton player Mixu Paatelainen has set his sights on a move to England despite interest from Dundee United and Motherwell.
Former Finland boss Mixu Paatelainen is wanted by managerless Dundee United and Motherwell, but would prefer to manage a club in England, HITC Sport understands from sources close to the Finn.
Paatelainen is currently out of work after leaving his role as Finland coach in June and he is keen to get back into management.
Paatelainen is popular figure in Scotland from his playing and managerial career and both Dundee United and Motherwell are thought to have sounded him out about their managerial vacancies.
Dundee United are looking for a new manager after Jackie McNamara left last month and Paatelainen is a former United player.
Motherwell are still searching for a new boss following the sacking of Ian Baraclough in September and Paatelainen, who has managed Hiberian and Kilmarnock in Scotland figures highly on their shortlist.
However, the 48-year-old is understood to be keen on plying his trade in England and he is thought to be a target for several Championship and League One clubs.
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TOPEKA, Kan. - In the latest step towards the separation of the two companies, Westar Energy recently agreed to repurchase all of the Westar stock held by Protection One.
In the deal, which was finalized in February, Protection One sold to Westar the 850,000 common shares and 34,000 preferred shares of Westar stock for approximately $11,645,000.
According to Protection One spokesperson Robin Lampe, the sale of the stock was part of the agreement between the two companies and the Kansas Corporation Commission to begin the separation of the two companies.
Late last year, the KCC began to put pressure on Westar, the largest electric utility in Kansas, to sell its outside businesses, including Protection One, as a way to reduce its approximately $3.6 billion debt.
Speaking at an analyst breakfast on Feb. 26, Westar chief financial officer Mark Ruelle, told Westar investors that the KCC's order was the impetus for the stock purchase.
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Analyst Jack Mallon, managing director at Mallon Capital, said that since the shares were sold at market price, the deal seems to be housecleaning in preparation for the separation of the two companies.
"It's my understanding that the transaction was mandated by the (KCC) which had been pressuring Westar to completely disengage from its non-core activities,†said Mallon. "To my mind, it wasn't anything monumental, it was just compliance with the regulatory pressure in terms with the interlocking ownership of shares.â€Â


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I've recently started to analyze a new business venture in the field of IT with a good friend of mine, and now partner, based in Silicon Valley. The fact that he's located in the US and I'm in Chile, makes this business opportunity viable considering that our operations would be ran from Chile and the US simultaneously and coordinately. Given the fact I can currently work only part time on this project, because I have a job at a business I founded with other partners a few years ago, I don't have a lot of extra time to invest in this project at this early stage. My friend is in a similar situation, so we're faced with having to develop this project on a part time, bi-hemisphere basis. So, how are we supposed to develop a serious business effort thousands of miles away, with not a lot of time? Thanks to some business know-how and wiki technology, very easily indeed.
It has been amazing to realize how in less than 3 hours, all of the the necessary business documentation was born and well on its way to a successful and complete development through only 4 documents hosted in Google Docs and Spreadsheets, the free most accessible wiki service around town.
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It has been a true joy to be able to teach your children. I have learned a lot myself from being with them! I can't wait for all of the fun times we will have in the future!
Growing flowers together as part of our science experiment was particularly fun!
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In the fall of 2015, professors of Anthropology at the University of Cincinnati stood alongside students fighting against racism on campus.
"Anthropologists know there is no biological basis for race," one of their signs read, "but that racism is real."
There isn't any real reason to group people based on the shade of their skin. And yet, that doesn't mean skin color itself is meaningless. On the contrary, skin color is dynamic and its diversity is a beautiful examples of recent human evolution.
Our skin is our first line of defense against the environment, including damage from the rays of the sun. When people first emerged in Africa, where sun exposure in powerful and constant, dark skin was crucial to staying healthy. After our ancestors left the continent, however, things started to get interesting.
At northern latitudes, people had less exposure to sunlight. The darker skin tones made it harder to create vitamin D with help from the sun and caused health problems, so those with lighter tones had an advantage. Over time, lighter skin became predominant among these groups, though it left them at an increased risk of burns and skin cancer.
As human populations settled around the globe, the exposure to sunlight at various locations has shifted the body's constant balancing act between protecting against UV rays and getting enough vitamin D.
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Company hopes fancy set trailers will factor in drawing productions to Hollywood East
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Hollywood East will soon have a few new digs for actors, directors and producers to use while shooting on location around the area.
Today Basecamp Luxe unveiled two state-of-the-art trailers they hope will be used for film and television productions in and around the Port City. The vintage Airstreams have been converted into contemporary dwellings with luxury amenities like hardwood floors, granite countertops and outfitted with several flat screen TVs.
Basecamp Luxe owner Anne Wilson says with the addition of several larger set trailers to her fleet, she hopes to continue to lure more productions to our area.
"The more options there are for when people look at Wilmington or thinking about coming here on a production, the more stages, the more crew, the more equipment there is, it's helpful and makes the decision to come here easier," Wilson.
The Airstreams cost up to $2,000, and Wilson says they qualify for tax credits.
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As a self proclaimed ambassador of Craft Beer, I try to promote the things I like and ignore the crap I don't. I try not to spend all my time bitching about Pisswater pale adjunct lagers, because that's time we could be sharing something pretty damn tasty!
We, as beer guys, tend to contradict ourselves a lot. I know I'm guilty too.
Remember when Miller came out with the "Twisted Neck" Bottles? We all spent a lot of time making fun of them for it... just like their "Triple Hopped" brewing process!
I do give big ups to +Breckenridge Brewery for their series of commercials making fun of the BMB marketing camps. They were not only funny, but really did a good job of pointing out the way the large companies market their inferior beer by making crazy stupid claims on TV.
And now we contradict ourselves.
I do love beer from it's proper glass, I even wrote about it... a LONG time ago. You can read about it here!
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The "Olfactory Cannon" is going to be shooting the best of American IPA aroma right up my nose as soon as I can put my paws on one, but seriously? We need additional friction of the ridges to aerate the beer?
I guess that Dogfish and Sierra Nevada want our beer to be... twisty?
Again, I don't have a problem with them adding any kind of twists or turns, curves or bulbs, laser etched logos, thin rim, thick bottom fancy shit they want to add to their glass ware.
What I have a problem with is the snobbery that has taken over the craft beer scene. We were too good to give any respect to Miller when they put twisty necks on their beer bottles, but now that it's in a glass with DFH etched on the side, it's such an amazing product that we should all have 2 or 3!
We are all looking for good times, and good beer... right? So why do we spend so much time bashing one beer or brewer, or idea or another?
And that is where I will leave it today. Next week I will continue this line of thought, but we're going to share a beer while we do it!
Have a great weekend!


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"We're an anarcho-syndicalist commune"
Impossible! So here they are:
The standard "bases need to be drybrushed and grassed" comment applies - I'm going to do them all this weekend - but other than that I'm pretty pleased with the revolting fellows. They'll be fleeing from the encroaching hordes of poorly behaved creatures into Erny's citadel for safety in just a few weeks time!
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I recognise maybe four of them as Foundry ex-citadels as I've just finished painting mine as well, but I don't recognise the rest. Where are they from?ReplyDelete
The guy at the back left always cracks me up, he's got such a big smile on his face (although you can't really tell from that picture). He's got to have a story to tell. :)
Lovely, smooth flesh tones by the way.Replies
Thanks, Peter, I always feel I struggle with getting from the base colour to the creamy pink of flesh so I'm chuffed it's worked!Delete
The peasants are all Foundry, I think, either from the ex-Citadel range explicitly or other Perry sculpts from the Hundred Year War range: http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/our-ranges/medieval/hundred-years-war/infantry/
Great minds thin alike Rab:ReplyDelete
Lovely looking peasants. Wonder how they get on with their Germanic neighbors.Replies
Ah, dammit - I thought I was being so original! :)Delete
I think your incredibly characterful scum would recognise mine as being part of the international brotherhood of the land-working classes and start singing songs about a red flag together...


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Mom's Fabulous Lasagna
Classic lasagna that's been a family favorite for years – simple to make and super tasty! You will not be disappointed when you make this.
Update 6/2015: Wow, this recipe has been on my site for seven years. The fact that I'm still making it regularly today means you know it's a keeper.
I've updated the truly terrible original photos and added some additional notes in the recipe to track how I've simplified and changed it (just slightly) over the years. I hope you love this one! It's a family favorite (as in, I'd be disowned if I stopped making it).
My mom would deny to her death that she is a great cook. But she is. And many of my tried-and-true recipes are none other than hers (many of which I have yet to post here – can't wait!).
This lasagna is no exception. Using no-boil lasagna noodles speeds up the whole throwing-together process but overall, this lasagna is easy peasy.
The simple sauce simmers while you whip together the creamy filling and all the flavors blend into one of our favorite lasagnas of all time. Enjoy!
A Few Notes: I do a couple things differently than my mom. 1) I use oven-ready lasagna noodles although you can definitely use regular lasagna noodles – boil them for a couple minutes less than the package directions so they don't soften too much while baking. For no-boil noodles, I use the Barilla or Target Whole Wheat brands. I personally don't think I'll ever revert back to the lasagna noodles that need to be boiled. Whether that makes me inherently lazy or not, I'm not sure, but either way, no-boil lasagna noodles are where it's at. 2) My mom always used just two layers of noodles but I firmly believe a good lasagna needs at least three layers of noodles. So. Three layers of noodles it is.
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Steamed vegetable like broccoli or peas
Simple green salad (or something more fancy like this Gourmet Green Salad)
Mom's Fabulous Lasagna
Red Sauce:
- 1 pound lean ground beef or ground turkey
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 28-ounce can crushed tomatoes
- 6-ounce can tomato paste
- 2 teaspoons sugar
- 2 teaspoons dried basil
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
Creamy Filling:
- 1 container (15-ounce) ricotta cheese or a combination of ricotta and cottage cheese (see note)
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 teaspoon dried basil
- 1 tablespoon parsley flakes
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3/4 cup shredded parmesan cheese
Noodles and Cheese:
- 4 cups shredded mozzarella cheese
- 9 no-boil lasagna noodles (see note)
- For the sauce, in a large, 12-inch nonstick skillet, cook the ground meat and onion until the meat is cooked through. Drain any excess grease. Stir in the tomatoes, tomato paste, sugar, dried basil, salt and pepper. Simmer the sauce for 20 minutes.
- For the filling, in a medium bowl mix the ricotta, egg, basil, parsley, salt, and Parmesan cheese.
- To assemble the lasagna, lightly grease a 9X13-inch baking pan. Spread 1/2 cup or so of the sauce over the bottom into a thin layer. Layer as follows: 3 noodles, red sauce, creamy filling, mozzarella, 3 noodles, red sauce, creamy filling, mozzarella, 3 noodles, red sauce, remaining mozzarella. (Basically, all layers – the noodles, red sauce, mozzarella – are split into three layers and the creamy filling is divided among two layers.)
- Cover with greased foil. Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes. Uncover, bake 20-30 minutes more until hot and bubbly. Let stand 10 minutes before cutting.
I use the Barilla or Target (whole wheat) brand of no-boil lasagna noodles with good success. You can certainly use regular lasagna noodles; boil them for 1-2 minutes less time than the package directions so they don't soften too much while baking.
I've recently updated (June 2015) some aspects of the recipe to reflect how I've changed it slightly over the years and to simplify the directions a bit. If you love the older version – the only recent changes are that I use crushed tomatoes instead of diced tomatoes (keep them undrained if using diced) and I've cut down the tomato paste to make the lasagna a bit more saucy (the original recipe called for 12 ounces of tomato paste). Also, I know it's not traditional, but I usually use half ricotta cheese and half cottage cheese. It helps the filling stay creamier and not as dry – I use a cup of each when doing that.
Freezable Meal: Prepare recipe right up until the baking step and then cover with a double layer of lightly greased aluminum foil. Freeze. Thaw in the refrigerator for 1 to 2 days. To bake, increase baking time to about 40 minutes covered and 20 minutes uncovered. If baking from frozen, bake covered for 1 hour and 30 minutes, uncover and bake 30-40 minutes longer.
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Financial Help for Old and New Hepatitis C Drugs
People with Hepatitis C should not automatically assume they are priced out of this illness's notoriously expensive treatment. Unfortunately, too many people let pride get in the way of what could be, like their improved health. Especially for those with chronic Hepatitis C who don't have health insurance, it is important to recognize that there are various financial programs available to reduce the monetary burden of treatment – and there is no shame involved in getting this help.
The financial depression that has taken hold for the past few years has changed the way many people manage their money. For some that means giving up what most think to be luxury items; for others that translates into giving up on what a majority deem to be necessities. Letting go of a vacation home may seem like a major sacrifice to those on the upper range of the economic scale. However, a growing number of Americans with middle and lower portion earnings have had to forfeit a relative essential in our society – the security of health insurance. For those who find themselves without a health insurer to pick up their medical expense tab, needed care is often dismissed as a luxury not obtainable to them. Fortunately, people with chronic Hepatitis C have several options available to finance the immense cost of antiviral medications.
An unprecedented number of American adults under the age of 64 do not have any health insurance. This might be a result of:
- losing a job
- having an employer who can no longer offer health benefits
- the rising costs of health insurance coverage
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control estimate that nearly 60 million Americans are uninsured – many of whom belong to the "middle class." From 2006 to 2009, the number of adults aged 18 to 64 years old without health insurance increased by an average of about 1.1 million per year.
About half of the total increase in the uninsured (550,000 people) occurred among those with family incomes two to three times more than the federal poverty level. In fact, this government survey found that individuals without health insurance were seven times more likely than those with health insurance to forgo needed health care. Unfortunately, these statistics mean that at the very least, tens of thousands of Americans with Hepatitis C don't have health insurance and can't afford medical treatment. At least that is what uninsured people with Hepatitis C might mistakenly assume.
The key to getting Hepatitis C treatment without health insurance is twofold; let go of the idea that you are asking for a handout AND commit to the extra paperwork necessary. Costing anywhere from several thousand to several hundred thousand dollars, Hepatitis C drugs are expensive. Interestingly, the same drug can have a dramatically different price for different buyers. Costs can differ greatly depending on the country dispensing it and the financial status of the patient. Thankfully, the medications approved for Hepatitis C treatment in the U.S. are connected with a compassionate care or financial assistance program.
In order to provide free or low cost medicines to those who qualify, patient assistance programs were created by the pharmaceutical industry. Besides helping with medication costs, patient assistance programs may offer other services, such as a 24-hour on-call nurse, motivational information to help patients adhere to their medications and tips on side-effect management. To find out if you qualify for an assistance program, you can visit the Partnership for Prescription Assistance website at www.pparx.org or call 1-888-477-2669.
For help specifically with Hepatitis C medications, you can also contact the companies directly:
- Roche:1-877-734-2797 – The manufacturers of Pegasys plus Copegus have the Pegassist Patient Assistance Foundation.
- Schering:1-800-521-7157 -The manufacturers of PegIntron plus Rebetol have the Commitment to Care program.
- Vertex: 855-837-8394 – The manufacturer of the recently approved Hepatitis C drug Incivek, has the Vertex Free Medicine Program. This program will provide telaprevir (Incivek) at no cost to people who do not have insurance, are not covered by other benefits programs, and have an annual household income of $100,000 or less.
- Merck: 866-363-6379 – The manufacturer of the recently approved Hepatitis C drug boceprevir (Victrelis) also has a Patient Assistance Program. This program covers boceprevir, PegIntron, and Rebetol (the company's brand of ribavirin) for low-income people who do not have private insurance and are not covered by any other benefits programs.
Managing chronic Hepatitis C is hard enough, so don't let the financial burden of treatment interfere with your prognosis. Regardless of how you have weathered today's economic climate, a lack of health coverage or money needn't prevent you from battling Hepatitis C. If pegylated interferon, ribavirin, telaprevir or boceprevir are warranted and financial help is needed, take advantage of the programs in place. By doing so, you have a better chance of being freed from the Hepatitis C virus – without having to climb the economic ladder.
http://www.economicpopulist.org/content/26-americans-do-not-have-health-insurance, 26% of Americans Do not have Health Insurance, Robert Oak, Retrieved June 19, 2011, Economic Populist, 2011.
http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/factsheets_pdf/PAP.pdf, Patient Assistance Programs, Retrieved June 19, 2011, Hepatitis C Support Project, 2011.
http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c/news/2011/0531_2011_a.html, Boceprevir (Victrelis) Patient Assistance Program, Retrieved June 19, 2011, hivandhepatitis.com, 2011.
http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c/news/2011/0531_2011_b.html, Telaprevir (Incivek) Patient Assistance Program, Retrieved June 19, 2011, hivandhepatitis.com, 2011.
http://www.insuranceproviders.com/how-many-americans-have-health-insurance/, How many Americans have health insurance?, Retrieved June 19, 2011, Insurance Providers, 2011.
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Insects, Pests And Your Cat's Health
Whilst the vast majority of cats have a very healthy coat that protects their skin from pests, flying insects and other creepy crawly things, as a responsible cat owner you do need to take precautions to provide your cat with additional protection.
Cats, just like people, can have severe allergic reactions to bites by insects and pests, specifically fleas, mosquitos and stinging insects such as bees and wasps. Spider bites are also problematic for some cats although in the United Kingdom we thankfully do not have the same problem with poisonous and lethal spider varieties that are found in other areas of the world.
Cat Flea
Depending on the coat colour of your cat you may actually be able to see the fleas on your pet, typically in the shorter hair of the face or along the abdomen and under the chin and throat. They will be small, black to dark brown elongated, fast moving specks in the coat.
Even if you cannot see the fleas you will see their waste material, known as flea dirt, in your cat's bedding or in their favourite sleeping spot. You will also see little black, hard flecks or granules along the skin typically by the shaft of the hair.
Fleas can be controlled by monthly topical applications or in tablet form available from your veterinarian. This prevents flea eggs from hatching as well as repels, or kills, adult fleas. In addition you should carefully wash and treat all areas of the home as well as your cat's bedding to remove any eggs that can remain dormant for months before they hatch to infest your cat and home again.
Flying Insects
Mosquitos and other flying insects can be an irritation to your cat and can cause localised swelling, skin irritation and, if scratching occurs, the risk for secondary bacterial infections.
Whenever possible keep your cat indoors during the peak activity times for flying insects. This will be at dusk and at dawn as well as on hot days with relatively little wind.
It is critical to very carefully read the labels of any products you are going to use on a cat for bugs and insects. Products that contain DEET or permethrin are highly toxic to cats, as are some essential oils and herbal sprays that are recommended for use with dogs. Always choose a product that is clearly indicated for use with cats or talk to your vet for a recommendation.
Spiders are not naturally found on cats so controlling the environment is your best option. Use a pet-friendly spray on the exterior of the home to create a barrier that prevents the spiders from getting into your house.
Rather than using a spray on spiders in the home kill them using a fly swatter or other method. This will protect your cat from exposure to potentially deadly combinations of chemicals found in typical commercially available fly and spider sprays.
Like spiders, ticks are found outdoors, typically in wooded areas and fields, and not in urban areas. Keeping your cat indoors or in your garden is the best way to prevent ticks from being a problem.
If you do find a tick on your cat remove it by grasping the head of the tick, closest to the skin, with tweezers or a tick remover tool, and gently squeeze. Pull back with steady tension and do not twist or jerk. Once the tick is removed apply antiseptic to the wound and watch the area for any signs of swelling or irritation.
Always keep a close eye on any insect bites on your cat. Often a topical antibiotic can be used to help control irritation and to prevent secondary infections. For any swelling that has a discharge or any changes in your cat's overall health see your vet immediately to prevent possible complications.
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Last night during the premiere of NBC's new game show Million Second Quiz, one of the top contestants revealed something to host Ryan Seacrest that made everybody wonder if the contestants on this intense (and confusing) quiz show were even allowed to shower.
Carolyn Bergier told Ryan, "You don't know when food's gonna come. You don't know when the opportunity to stay clean is gonna come. I was hounding them, 'Please let me shower. Please let me shower.'"
Excuse us? It's mental Hunger Games!
Watching @MillionSeconds, and I am not entertained. Really? People don't know when they're going to be fed or get to shower? WTF?
— Deeds (@deedeedsdeelish) September 10, 2013
are these million second quiz contestants being held against their will? "I was lucky -- I got to shower!" #worried
— katie honan (@katie_honan) September 10, 2013
Hopefully it will rain soon and all the other @MillionSecond contestants will finally get a shower. TMI @RyanSeacrest#MSQ#GameShowHostagesAfter losing her round, Carolyn Bergier tweeted:
— DanThat'sCool! (@DanScontras) September 10, 2013
Now that America knows what my face really looks like, I'm considering never wearing makeup again... @MillionSeconds#MSQCarolynBCurrently in what is called the Holding Room, Kirk McCurray tweeted this:
— Carolyn Bergier (@TGICarolynB) September 10, 2013
You get up to ten hours in this "holding room" until you get a chance to play @MillionSeconds or get bumped... pic.twitter.com/sLhMOo0JezWill you be watching Million Second Quiz on NBC tonight?
— Kirk McMurray (@mcmurrak) September 10, 2013
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I've always loved Advent and the lead up to Christmas, its a time of year that has always held a lot of magic for me, especially as a child. Over the years as my sister and I grew up and moved away from home it changed but it nevertheless remained a favourite time of year for both of us. Now with a new baby in the family (who I'm finally going to meet next week) the magic of Christmas seems to have been rekindled. I've found myself making Christmas cards (something I haven't done for years), baking Christmas cookies and bread and generally getting very much into the festive spirit.
Growing up, the house always smelt of spices and baking in the run up to Christmas. My mum's German recipe book appeared on the kitchen table, over which my sister and I used to spend hours ogling as well as helping my mum bake; a messy affair when we were young but it became more civilized as we grew older. My grandparents used to come over from Germany to visit every Christmas, their suitcases bursting with biscuits and my all time favourite, Stollen, which my grandmother used to make a month or two before to let it mature.
So this year I decided I would resurrect some of the family Christmas traditions in London and do some baking. My Sunday afternoon shop saw me laden down with dark rum, mixed peel, ground almonds and a number of other equally Christmassy ingredients. For the next three hours or so my kitchen was turned upside down as I set out to re create two German classics!
To start with I decided to make the Stollen, not a recipe that needed a few weeks to mature, but one that could be eaten straight away as I only have a
week to consume it before heading off to sunnier climates for Christmas. It wasn't an overly complex recipe, however, it did require quite a bit of time as the dough had to rise twice. To start with I put the raisins and mixed peel in a bowl together with a few tablespoons of rum and left them to soak. While they were soaking I made the dough mixture which, once completed and kneaded I left to rise for an hour.
Next step was to make the marzipan, I was originally going to buy this, but I'm glad I opted out of buying it as it was very easy to make. I mixed ground almonds, icing sugar and one egg together and bingo, I had a rather tasty block of marzipan which I then left on the side to use later. Once the dough had risen I folded in the mixed peel and raisins, fashioned it into a loaf with the marzipan in the centre and left it to rise for half an hour.
When it was risen I glazed the top with an egg and popped it in the oven to bake. The kitchen and whole house smelt delicious of Christmas baking. One thing I will suggest if you decide to make Stollen (and I will do this next time) is to put the mixture in a round cake tray or if you don't have a tray with a hole in the middle place a small glass bowl or empty can in the centre. Mine smelt and tasted amazing, but as it does spread out and rise in the oven, mine sadly spread out rather than up. But no harm, it still tasted delicious.
Next up was Lebkuchen, a German biscuit I had always bought rather than made, I thought I'd give it a try. Both quicker and easier to make than the Stollen, this took no time at all. The recipe is full of spices and sweety goodness; cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, almonds, honey and orange zest, and they turned out a treat. Once they were cooked and out of the oven I dipped each biscuit in icingand left them to cool.
So, an afternoon well spent if you ask me. And I can happily say that my baking was just a starter to what my sister, mum and I will concoct once we get together in Australia next week. But for now, seeing I'm not having a cold, nor traditional Christmas in the Northern hemisphere, my boyfriend has already taken me out for a delicious Christmas dinner and I've started baking and making Christmas cards. The tree setting and mince pie making will have to wait till next week, and my next blog ladies and gentlemen will come to you from down under!


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Helen Mirren with Oscar-winning costume designer Mark Bridges sitting on a Jet Ski, which he received as a prize for shortest acceptance speech. CREDIT: Kevin Winter/Getty Images North America/Getty Images
"Phantom Thread" costume designer Mark Bridges pretty much had the best time of anyone at the Academy Awards -- he won an Oscar and a Jet Ski in the same night.
At the start of Sunday's show, host Jimmy Kimmel offered up a Jet Ski and a trip to Lake Havasu in Arizona as a prize for the Oscar winner who gave the shortest acceptance speech, an incentive for keeping their statements brief.
"I will be timing you. I have a stopwatch," Kimmel said.
The Jet Ski, Kimmel explained with help from Helen Mirren, who acted as the Vanna White to his Pat Sajak, was worth almost $18,000.
Kimmel announced at the end of the night that Bridges had the shortest speech, which clocked in around 30 seconds.


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Hanley Ramirez is the Dodgers' newest addition and should be around for quite some time.
Look, I know he's not the Ramirez of 2006-09 who hit .316/.387/.531, but he has the potential and ability to be that player.
This is a classic change-of-scenery situation and I have no reason to believe Ramirez won't recapture some of his former glory.
There's no reason not to like this deal if you're a Dodger fan. Sure, they gave up Nathan Eovaldi, but it's a small price to pay for a former superstar who isn't washed up.
Ramirez is just 28 years old and is signed through the 2014 season. Here's a breakdown of his contract from Cot's:
- 2012: $15 million (less than $6 million remaining)
- 2013: $15.5 million
- 2014: $16 million
It may seem like a lot for a guy batting less than .250, but this gamble is one the Dodgers needed to take. And no matter what happens, even if Ramirez hits at the level he's hitting right now, it will still have been a successful trade.
The only way this doesn't work out in the Dodgers' favor is if Eovaldi turns into a legitimate No. 2 starter and Ramirez doesn't excel.
When talented players become available, acquiring them is usually a good idea. Ramirez is a supremely talented player and the Dodgers got him.
Until Dee Gordon returns, I'd play him at shortstop. He started his first game at third base, so it's nice to see he's willing to play there long-term. The truth is, Ramirez has never been even an adequate defender at shortstop, but he's hit well while playing shortstop.
It's all about keeping him comfortable in my eyes. He's on a team in which he doesn't have to be "the man." That's Matt Kemp's job. He can thrive as a key component to a playoff-contending team -- hopefully a championship contender.
Ramirez also hit in the No. 5 spot in his Dodger debut. If I'm Don Mattingly, I bat Ramirez leadoff. While his speed isn't completely wasted in the 5-hole, it could be better utilized in the leadoff spot. Plus, Gordon wasn't exactly lighting up the world hitting first. This would make acquiring another middle-of-the-order bat a must, which is on the Dodgers' shopping list.
The Dodgers also acquired Randy Choate, who will be the primary left-handed pitcher out of the bullpen. The 36-year-old holds left-handed hitters to a measly .150 batting average and just two extra base hits (both doubles). He's exactly what the Dodgers needed in the bullpen. This will allow Scott Elbert to pitch more meaningful innings instead of being the only lefty out of the 'pen.
The Marlins' return, while not a lot in terms quantity, is not too bad in quality considering the Dodgers picked up all the money in this deal.
Eovaldi's fastball is his best pitch. It sits in the low-to-mid-90s with wicked movement. His breaking pitches are where he needs improvement. His slider is probably his second-best pitch, but it's an average offering at best. His curveball, while good at times, can get a bit loopy and sloppy. His changeup is a work in progress and his cut fastball is a new addition.
The repertoire is there, but he needs to nail down a couple of those secondary pitches to remain in the rotation. That, and he needs to start missing more bats. With that kind of fastball, he should be able to post a better K/9 than 5.6 in the majors. That's something the Marlin coaching staff must work on.
The final piece of the deal was Scott McGough. McGough, a 2011 5th-round pick, pitched well in his debut season. He's pitched the entire season in the California League and started off well. However, his ERA and WHIP have ballooned a little, but his K/9 is still impressive for a guy in his first full professional season (9.1). He has a low-to-mid-90s fastball and a slurvey breaking ball. He needs to improve that breaking pitch to be more than a middle reliever. If he can do it, the Marlins might have a future closer on their hands.
So, the Dodgers gave up a couple talented arms for a former and potential superstar (seems weird to write that). The Dodgers were able to use their best asset -- deep pockets -- to make this deal happen. It seemed the Dodgers weren't going to be able to swing a deal or acquire a decent player without giving up Zach Lee. However, they found middle ground with the Marlins and were able to absorb all the money, allowing them to acquire Ramirez.
And by moving Eovaldi, the Dodgers are almost a lock to trade for a starting pitcher (*cough* Ryan Dempster *cough*) before Tuesday's trade deadline.
I absolutely love this deal and I still can't believe it happened. I wish Eovaldi and McGough all the luck in the world, but the Dodgers got the better end of this deal.
Photo credits
Ramirez: SD Dirk, Flickr
Eovaldi: Eephus Blue, Paint the Corners
McGough: Dustin Nosler, Feelin' Kinda Blue


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Bruins' Jarome Iginla scratched against Red Wings
DETROIT — Boston Bruins forward Jarome Iginla is sitting out against the Detroit Red Wings because of a lower-body injury.
Iginla sat out Wednesday night after playing in the Bruins' first 75 games this season. He leads the team with 30 goals and is second with 61 points.
Boston has already clinched the Atlantic Division title.
The Red Wings kept forward Daniel Alfredsson out of the lineup because of a lower-body injury. He has 17 goals and 45 points in 63 games during his first season with Detroit.
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I share an office with 2 women.
I have only been working here 6 months, so I get that they are close with eachother. Everyone gets along in my office and I think its great.
But here is what I find rude,
there are times when I come in and they are talking and then the two of them are whispering, its obvious they don't want me to hear, sometimes I will leave the office to give them privacy, but then there are times where I really need to get work done. Then there is another girl from another office that will come in and talk with one of my co-workers and they will start talking but then they will start speaking in another language, again, obvious they don't want people to hear.
I am not offended, I am not thinking that they are talking about me, I would also never say anything.
Just curious what your thoughts are on this.


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Sorry for the lack of publishings lately it has been a pretty hectic few months. I am just back from 2 weeks in the US where I was in Las Vegas at VMworld, in Cupertino at the HP Executive Briefing Centre and finally San Francisco where I presented at Oracle World. I am working on a bunch of postings right now so stay tuned for lots of new info, but I just this very minute saw this announcement that I thought I would publish immediately.
It has been announced that HP is to acquire LeftHand Networks for $360 million; helping to expand our virtualisation offerings. LeftHand specialises in iSCSI SANs and helps midsize companies and remote offices or branches of large corporations to protect critical business data.
LeftHand's portfolio of products will expand HP's reach in the virtualisation market with software that runs on both existing storage and industry-standard server hardware. LeftHand's software essentially allows a user to create a storage "cloud" connected via iSCSI as an alternative to Fibre Channel.
Check out their web site for further details.
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He lives just half a mile away from the beach in Sarasota, Florida, but Len Seligman, a local musician, has barely enjoyed the sun and sand by the waterside recently, discouraged by the stench of dead fish and other marine animals washed ashore, poisoned by toxic algal blooms.
"In the last few months, there have only been a few days that it's been tolerable," the 63-year-old retired computer researcher said. "You just can't breathe when the red tide is bad."


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Recently, a man made a extraordinarily generous gift. The Bear thanks him again. Some people have set up $10 a month automatic payments. Others toss $25 worth of the finest salmon to the Bear on a regular basis. Whatever the gift, the Bear is always happy to be remembered.
The Bear tries to keep up with sending thank-yous, but must admit he has not been as diligent as he should be in that department. He is confused about who he has thanked. His life has been consumed of late by the - what's the word - ambitious epic novel Judging Angels. And then there is Twitter, which is apparently essential to publicizing said novel. And last, but not least, there is this SCB ephemeris, which remains his first love.
The Bear has a neurology consult soon. If anyone wants to pray that the Bear does not have some horrible disease, he'd appreciate it. But God's will be done.
It's good to see brand new names in the combox. But it is wonderful for me to see the longtime creatures of these enchanted Woodlands, over which the Bear rules as a benevolent despot.


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Thomas More Academy of Law - More than One Career - Law Panel Discussion
The Thomas More Academy of Law is hosting a panel of leading law professionals at the ACU Melbourne and North Sydney campuses, who will discuss the benefits and opportunities from studying law at university.
This is an opportunity for potential Law students to find out about the diverse range of careers and opportunities that ACU law graduates may undertake.
Some panel members have pursued the traditional employment path in the legal profession, while others utilise their law degree to influence public policy or fulfil a critical role in organisations.
ACU Melbourne Campus - Law Panel Discussion
When: Wednesday 27 August
Time: 6:00pm - 7.30pm
Where: Mercy Lecture Theatre, Young Street off 115 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy
ACU North Sydney Campus - Law Panel DiscussionWhen: Wednesday 17 September
Time: 6:00pm - 7.30pm
Where: The Peter Cosgrove Centre, Tenison Woods House, Level 22, 8-20 Napier St, North Sydney