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Skip to comments.Obama on Meet the Press: Im not driven by some ideological agenda.
Posted on 12/30/2012 12:34:31 PM PST by Nachum
President Obama turned up on NBCs Meet the Press for the first time since the passage of ObamaCare, and gave exactly the performance that every veteran Obama-watcher would have expected: a bitter, intransigent partisan claiming to be the only non-partisan, non-ideological participant in the fiscal cliff drama. Im not driven by some ideological agenda Im a pretty practical guy, he explicitly stated, offering his past four years in office as evidence.
Its too bad Meet the Press doesnt have a laugh track. Obamas interviewer, David Gregory, was willing to flagrantly violate D.C. gun laws to beat up on NRA executive Wayne LaPierre, but when President Obama takes the stage to drop insane howlers like that, Americas top outlaw journalist just sits quietly and nods. In truth, nothing about Obamas record in office, re-election campaign, or fiscal cliff policy has been even slightly non-partisan or non-ideological. This kind of posturing gives partisanship and ideology a bad name voters do band together into parties and vote for candidates based upon their campaign promises, after all. Whether or not either position is correct, a Republicans ideological commitment to low taxes is no more illegitimate than Barack Obamas stern ideological commitment to raising them.
They say that their biggest priority is making sure that we deal with the deficit in a serious way, but the way theyre behaving is that their only priority is making sure that the tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans are protected. That seems to be their only overriding, unifying theme, the President lied shamelessly about his Republican opponents, breezily ignoring all those calls for genuine fiscal responsibility and spending restraint from the other side of the aisle. No one who has spent more than ten seconds actually listening to Republicans talk about the fiscal cliff could fairly
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Obama and other leftist minions frequently say exactly the opposite of what they think.
If they accuse someone of something, it's because they are already doing it themselves.
If they say they are for something, they are against it.
cough...cough...(blow j*b)...cough...cough...(bull&hit)...cough...
And somebody on this forum actually asked if anyone had taken the time to listen to him.
If his actions don't drown out his lies then there is little hope for any of us.
The phrase, "liar, liar pants on fire" comes to mind.
Does anyone on Earth believe that?
The African communist scumbag is a liar, surprise, surprise!
ROTFL! Barry spewing more lies for consumption by the gullible living in this country.
Many ideologies seem to drive Barack Hussein Obama, the main ones being Marxism, communism, socialism, Islam, anti-Americanism, racism, liberalism, gangsterism and anti-colonialism.
The lying comes as natural as breathing.
Im not driven by some ideological agenda. = "I don't lie." = "I am Christian."
Anyone who believes this might be interested in a bridge I have for sale.
I call bull {expletive} {expletive}. hussein is nothing but ideology and idiocy with no small dose of fascist leanings. Worst enemy of the US Constitution ever.
If that is true, and he has no "agenda" and isn't driven by any ideology (including preserving America for our posterity)- that means he is just a plain old junkie, who thrives in chaos.
He is either a communist, a lush, or a dope addict.
One or the other.
"I'm not an alien driven by some need to eat humanoid brains...slurp slurp yum yum...too bad you have such a pea brain Dave...gobble gobble swallow swallow...where's Brian Williams?"
Doubleplusgood duckspeak. Pushes for gay marriage but isn't driven by an ideological agenda. Shamelessly pushes gun control following the Newtown massacre but isn't driven by an ideological agenda. Invites the Muslim Brotherhood to the White House but isn't driven by an ideological agenda. Bows before tyrants but isn't driven by an ideological agenda. Fawns towards the Russian leadership, saying he will have "more flexibility" in this his new term, but isn't . . . one should have the idea by now.
Maybe all three?
"A Snake Is A Snake, Is A Snake"
I was once told a joke about a snake that was found in the snow, he was freezing from the cold, a young man found him and was afraid to pick him up because he was a snake. The snake started begging the young man to help him get warm because he was so cold. The snake told the young man that he could put him under his his shirt next to his body, so he could get warm; the young man told him no, because he was a snake, that bite people. well the snake begged and pleaded and promised not to bite him if he helped him. So, against the young mans better judgement, he picked up the snake that was almost frozen, rubbed him and put him under his shirt to keep warm. The snake enjoyed the warmth of the young man body, the snake got so warm and comfortable, that he remembered that he was a snake and bit the young man. As he was dying the young man asked the snake why he had biten him and the snake replied, I'm sorry I couldn't help myself, then with a smile, he said " you knew I was a snake".
"Obama on Meet the Press: Im not driven by some ideological agenda.
No. I completely agree. You're not driven by just some ideological agenda. You're driven by a Marxist ideological agenda.
Please don't lower horses down to that level! They deserve better associations. :-)
communism to its followers is a religion not merely an Ideological agenda and I have no doubt Mr. Obama is a communist
Looks like you were right. No mention at all about gun control or Gregory's(punk) violation of DC gun laws. I am surprised that 0bamugabe didn't take the opportunity.
There is ssome pretty sincere speculation he is a fourth; that having to do with other males.
The state of Communism today. Be one, deny you're one, everything's copacetic, comrade!
He is driven by nothing but the ideological agenda he learned growing up.
Listen to him!?! I can't stand the sight of this f'ing nimrod!
Is Obama Gay?
Most assuredly. To great vexation, I've personally encountered these dupes.
sad, right?
They probably would have liked to punk the people complaining about Gregory, but maybe figured that they'd also be exposing a lot more viewers to it.
Meet the depressed, more sh## comin at ya from the a##clown and chief
So, back to Hawaii then eh?
14,590 signatures to date.
14,590 signatures to date.
These guys disagree:
Big time .he just told another lie; add it to the list...
Yes especially sad that there seems to be so many of them. Otherwise, I would normally chortle contemptuously at them and go on my way. Now, they have elected a president.
Waist of bandwidth to post this crap. Who here ever listens to Big Ears & who waist their time listening to any of these crapola shows on Sunday mornings.
You Lie. (reprise)
Exactly,historically the regime only lied about half the time. In his interview with DNC Dave he lied all the way through it. It was truly mind boggling.
Practically speaking, as president he can sign executive orders thereby nullifying the Constitution.
He lets others drive the "idealogical agenda," and he signs whatever they put in front of him.
It then becomes the law of the land governed by a tyrant.
It is IMPOSSIBLE to be politically, culturally, or religiously neutral in one's worldview. Such a state can NOT exist in the mind of any sentient being.
Therefore: Obama IS driven by an ideological agenda. Everyone is.
For example: Religious worldview.
Starting with religious worldview every person must choose between either a godless or God-centered worldview. Neither is neutral in content or consequences and this NON-neutral worldview ( godless or God-centered) drives one's resulting NON-neutral culture and politics.
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Skip to comments.Feds buying enough bullets for '24-year war'
Posted on 02/18/2013 3:10:44 AM PST by wesagain
"Radio host warns: DHS preparing for prolonged riots in U.S."
Federal, non-military agencies, noted radio host Mark Levin last week, have purchased enough ammunition recently to not only shoot every American five times, but also engage in a prolonged, domestic war.
The numbers are based on recent reports that put the total federal ammunition buy in the last 10 months at approaching two billion rounds.
To provide some perspective, Levin noted, experts estimate that at the peak of the Iraq war American troops were firing around 5.5 million rounds per month. At that rate, the [Department of Homeland Security] is armed now for a 24-year Iraq war. A 24-year Iraq war!
What do federal agencies need with all that ammunition?
The governments only official explanation for the massive ammo buy is that law enforcement agents in the respective agencies need the bullets for mandatory quarterly firearms qualifications and other training sessions.
The staggering number and lack of details in the official explanation, however, has led to rampant speculation, including concerns the DHS is arming itself to fight off insurrection among Americans.
Im going to tell you what I think is going on, Levin offered. I dont think domestic insurrection. Law enforcement and national security agencies, they play out multiple scenarios. Ill tell you what I think theyre simulating: the collapse of our financial system, the collapse of our society and the potential for widespread violence, looting, killing in the streets, because thats what happens when an economy collapses.
I suspect that just in case our fiscal situation, our monetary situation, collapses, and following it the civil society collapses, that is the rule of law, they want to be prepared, Levin said. I know why the governments arming up: Its not because theres going to be an insurrection; its........
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Wrong conspiracy theory. They're buying up vast quantities of ammo to drive up prices and ultimately drying up the market for it, in line with Obama's "we can't wait"/"We'll take administrative action" strategy against the 2nd Amendment. They figured out that they can't ban or confiscate guns directly, but that they can get at the ammo.
You said it better than I was gonna do.
...probably will sit in a govt storage warehouse - some of it will get pilfered by workers - and ultimately when (and if) there's a change in the political environment - will sell the bulk ammo to the public for ridiculous low prices...
A government by the people and for the people does not exist. It has been hyjacked
It would have been a good trick, had they not overstepped their plan in the wake of Newtown by hysterically calling for everything but full confiscation of all guns.
Instead of a progressive sopping up of the ammo market, they succeeded in alarming gun owners everywhere and new gun owners into buying up anything and everything 'bullet'.
Now, the government is competing for production, and the rock bottom prices they thought they were getting from these bulk purchases won't be rock-bottom any more. Manufacturers have already figured their wares will bring a higher price from civilians. I'll be more than one ammo manufacturer is looking for an excuse to just cancel the orders and put that stuff on the open market. It will sell for more than what this governmnet will pay for it.
I don't buy it. The shortage creates more demand. The higher prices creates greater supply. 0bama doesn't understand the free market so that may be his goal but it won't work.
The Loyalist militia will require guns and ammo. They haven't been stocking up like the rest of us.
sounds like a reversal. will their be a 'confederate' John Brown at Harpers Ferry?
I'd love to see a chart of the history of Federal government purchases of ammunition, broken out into military and non-military.
And by the way, where in the Constitution is the federal government given authority to establish national police forces?
Someone is putting out information to scare the public into buying weapons and ammunition. Those selling those items are going to be so wealthy, they can take their money and move elsewhere when the mess being created here blows up. Sheer genius.
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...probably will sit in a govt storage warehouse - some of it will get pilfered by workers - and ultimately when (and if) theres a change in the political environment - will sell the bulk ammo to the public for ridiculous low prices...
I hope you're correct as I have a need for some extra .40 cal ammo. Can't wait for the sell-off.
Like solving obesity by buying up the potato chip supply. Dumb theory.
Probably both.
Our tax dollars at work. Shameful.
Pass The Ammunition: Army Taking Action on Small-Cal Shortages
Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan Hit Home With Ammunition Shortage for Police Departments
There aren't that many ammunition factories left though. That's why there was a bottleneck in production in 2005-2007 when the military ran short and started buying every bullet it could contract for.
I pedict a break-in will occur at some point
I pedict a break-in will occur at some point
The Federal buys are making it difficult for State and local law enforcement to acquire ammo.
Since the general public is 3rd in line, this has a long term effect of drying up supply.
They are unaware of the number of folks who've planned ahead.
I'm also not worried about the Fed's training a bunch of desk jockeys, to act as some brown shirt squad.
You are correct. The shortage of ammo is NOT due to a lack of production or government demand. The supply side of the equation is plusher than it has ever been. Bottom line, retailers are continuing to sell volumes of ammo greater than ever before.
There is a shortage due to civilian demand, which has skyrocketed and is not abaiting. Gunstores have sold boxes of ammo that have been setting on the shelves for years, at the same time that they are selling new ammo by the pallet.
It is no different than what you see at grocery stores before a big storm hits.
The American people have taken a good look at the forecast and firmly believe that a major storm is on its way. They are simply preparing. This is in fact a very positive sign. No tyrant likes to see their enemy stockpiling millions of bunkers.
I haven't clicked your link yet but I will hazard a short answer to the question: TOO DAMN MANY!!!
"Feds buying enough bullets for '24-year war'"
Americans have enough bullets to drill every DHS employee 476,000 times.
You are right, but try and tell that to people that have convinced themselves otherwise.
The limited number of calibers of ammo they are buying and the very specific specs for the ammo wouldn't create a shortage in anything but that specific ammo in the specific caliber from that specific company that mfg. the specific ammo.
If this is to be delivered over a 5 year period, while still troubling because of the ammo specs, it's just a drop in the bucket compared to the overall amount of ammo produced.
The shortage in all types of ammo is because the American people that never felt a "want" to own a gun before now feel a "need" to own a gun and are buying and they need ammo to go with it.
People that were smart enough to already own a gun are buying ammo in every caliber.
The American people aren't idiots, they sense something is seriously wrong and it is getting worse and it is getting worse by design.
At least that's what I've heard.
Depending on what you have and how you store it. I still shoot ammo made in the 1930's.
Expires: "Don't worry about it"
It'd be interesting to know which companies were the winning bidders for each of these contracts. There are only so many manufacturers and each can only set up to make a limited range of calibers on each production line. This theory may have been more successful than anyone is guessing - or it may have huge holes in it.
Sometimes FedBizOps lists "interested vendors"; don't know if it follows through with the winning company's name.
It's part of year 3 of the first 5-year plan, when the gov't will harvest the rats, crows, and squirrels we will need for food.
"Wrong conspiracy theory. Theyre buying up vast quantities of ammo to drive up prices and ultimately drying up the market for it, in line with Obamas we cant wait/Well take administrative action strategy against the 2nd Amendment. They figured out that they cant ban or confiscate guns directly, but that they can get at the ammo."
The gun grabbers has figured out that the way to limit firearms use is to greatly increase costs to gun owners through high taxing and new fees at all levels of government against firearm manufactures, ammunition manufactures, dealers, related suppliers and firearm owners.
Read the following article if you dare and have a barf bucket near by. But this is what is being planned for us by Fed, state and local governments.
Lewis Diuguid: To reduce gun ownership, just tax the weapons
Jan 30, 2013 |
"Americans will never surrender their lust for guns. That unwavering attachment to guns should make every gun and bullet subject to federal, state, county and municipal taxes in addition to sales taxes. Think of the bonanza governments could reap.".....
Training is definitely a component, though. That DHS contract for 7000 "Personal Defense Weapons" has a training clause in the statement of work, even including several "cutaway" examples of the firearms to be used by instructors.
I believe the military uses similar things during basic training.
I guess those expiration dates don't tell us anything about when they intend to use this ammo.
Could it be that DHS knew Obama's gun control policies would drive up the cost of ammo?
Which Obama supporters profited from such a big sale?
I tend to agree with Levin. Insurrection is less likely BEFORE financial collapse & societal chaos, but very possible after such a collapse. Not a national insurrection, but a regional & local one, where communities band together to end the chaos, while ignoring the Feds. Secession could be a possibility.
The problems of the Feds will be much more than local insurrections, financial collapse, & chaos. As the world monetary system is based on the Dollar, world financial collapse is inevitable. Many nations holding US debt & Dollars will be outraged. Retaliation is possible, as is World War.
That theory only holds true if they were the significant purchasers of the ammo. The fact is, We the People are stocking up at an even greater rate. People are not stocking up some kind of personal collection, they are preparing for war. My estimate is that we are buying ammo at a 100:1 ratio over the feds. I know guys that have purchased over 1,000 cases and have built arms rooms into their new homes. Many people across the country have at least 10 cases, and I can't tell you how many people I personally know that have at least 30-50 cases worth. We the People dwarf the feds in ammo stocks.
obama thinks he can break the will of the American people by an arms race.
I believe you are right about the fraud. Dems never do anything without fraud being built right in.
I also agree this ammo is intended for the expected need for use, not as practice ammo.
I hope I'm wrong, but I'm starting to get this funny feeling on the back of my neck I've been here before when I was a kid during the Cuban missile crisis.
During the Cuban missile crisis plan were being made to evacuate every city within reach of the missiles.
They were expecting mass panic and the military started shipping surplus guns and ammo to the small towns outside the major cities. IIRC, were I live outside Houston it was stored in the basement of the courthouse.
Castro is the one that wanted to fire the damn things, the Russians knew the mass panic alone would destroy the country and they wouldn't have to fire them and face a response from the US and other countries.
Several years ago there was talk of what was called America Hiroshima, multiple dirty bombs in different cities.
Thanks to the Zippo adm. the terrorist now have their hands on the bio./nuclear material to make the weapons and carry it out.
IMO, the causation is both due to a projected personnel ramp up in FLEA agencies, especially with IRS/DHS/FEMA; and tamping down availability of ammo to the general public to consolidate power to those agencies in the name of "public safety". Both reasons complement each other in the big ammo buy.
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Thanks for all, Bruce!
The apartment was absolutely clean. Everything we needed was there. Bruce had asked us by e-mail, what we would like for breakfast and had filled the fridge. The beds were comfortable. We liked the furnishing and the colours. East village is a nice quarter and we loved to stay there. We would like to come back.
Bruce was a really nice and helpful host. He gave us a lot of good information that helped us making our trip even better. His apartment was absolutely clean, the room that we stood at was comfortable and we had a lot of space; additionally, the bed was just really nice. Throughout our stay, Bruce respected our privacy and was still available in case we had a question. Thank you for a great time!
It was great at Bruce's. Nice little Room with everything needed and pretty well connected to the center of Manhattan. Also some nice Bars arround.
We really enjoyed staying here. Bruce is a friendly guy who obviously takes great care of both the apartment and the contact / communication with us. Clear and practical info beforehand and durng our stay, nice and clean apartment and a breakfast that we could specify some things we like. I definitely recommend this place to others and would love to stay with him again.
What an absolutely wonderful apartment with such a wonderful host. Bruce made us feel very welcome and provided us with all the info we needed to make sure our stay was as easy as possible. The apartment is high quality, has everything you need and is in a fantastic spot to get to the subway, parks and anything you could want. Highly recommended! We cannot wait to go back.
Bruce was a great host. Everything was perfect.
He gave us a lot of infomation about New York weeks before our stay there.
The appartment was clean and we were allowed to use everything we need, like salt,oil, honey,etc.
We just had to walk 8-10 minutes to subway station, where each attraction was accessible.
We recommend a stay at Bruce` appartment!
Bruce was a very kind and helpful host. Location of the B&B in East village was great.We can only recommend to stay with Bruce.
Great stay at Bruce & Cyndi's in the fantastic East village.Easy reach of subway(about 10 min's walk) area full of every type of restaurant you could ever need seems safe enough at any time & its great to stay as part of the city instead of just being in an anonymous hotel.Would stay again no problem.
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Sokol: I try to be proud of my wrinkles
I adore old people, but I'm apprehensive about becoming one.
It's not the silver hair, wrinkled knees or limited mobility that I dread, but rather the terrible stigma that comes with these traits: diminished value and potential. As awful as it sounds, in America, old people are largely disregarded.
In Okinawa, "old" is not a bad word. It's embraced, and old people rule. The island, where I lived for a year, is internationally known for the longevity of its people. The elderly contribute to society and live with their families. It is not the societal norm to put them in a facility where they spend their final decades watching "The Price Is Right."
In a Japanese bathhouse, I came to see elderly women's bodies in a new light – sagging and worn but exquisite because they held a century of stories and secrets.
Here at home, age seems to be a four-letter word. Women fib about their ages, coyly admitting to turning 29 for the third year in a row. The greeting-card aisle laments aging with it's "Over the Hill" senile messages and illustrations. The pranks on Betty White's "Off Their Rockers" show focus on elderly people dancing, playing, making out or hitting on young people. It's hilarious but also guilt-inducing. Each gag and punch line bears the message that the combination of sexual, fun-loving and old is disturbing.
Ageism is worse for women, which may explain why they are freezing their expressions with poison. Even the name Grandma is now shunned because it seems, well, old. Names like Glamma and Sugar appear on the lengthy list of "Trendy Grandmother Names" on Grandparents.com. AT&T jumped on the Grandma beat-down bandwagon with the "What's slow? My Grandma's slow" commercial. It concludes with a telling message: "It's not complicated. Faster is better."
I'm guilty myself. When a recent injury prevented other forms of exercise, I joined a water aerobics class. Aren't the old ladies cute, I thought. I didn't want to admit I was in the class to my hard-core fitness friends. I didn't want to seem like ... an old lady. Meanwhile, the elderly men and women I see at this military base pool likely lived lives more fascinating than I could ever invent.
I want to be proud of my age as my years increase. I'm trying to own my wrinkles because I've earned those smile and worry lines. These things are hard to be proud of, though, when our society seems so repelled by them.
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Every week, thousands of young Chinese gather online to translate popular American movies and TV shows into Mandarin. Some do it for fun and to help people learn English, while others see it as a subtle way to introduce new ideas into Chinese society.
Among the more popular American TV shows on China's Internet these days is HBO's The Newsroom. One reason is an exchange between a college student and a news anchor played by Jeff Daniels. The young woman asks the aging newsman why the United States is the greatest country in the world.
The anchor explodes.
"There is absolutely no evidence to support the statement that we are the greatest country in the world," he barks. "We're 7th in literacy, 27th in math, 22nd in science."
The first episode caught the eye of Zeo, a college junior and a member of a so-called fan subtitle group that translated the show's first season.
The group — about 20 people spread around China — divvies up scenes and translates them with the help of dictionaries. Zeo says she loved that exchange, because it was so refreshing to hear someone challenge a national myth.
"Not, you know, being fooled by the whole propaganda," she says.
Like the United States, China has its own sense of exceptionalism. Zeo hopes more Chinese question that.
Growing up, Zeo says all she heard was the government praising China's development and benefits of socialism.
"But the reality I see is different," she says. "If you want tell me our way is the right way, show me the evidence."
Chinese viewers have downloaded The Newsroom more than half a million times and posted more than 10,000 comments, including criticism of the acting.
But one fan using the name Tarrance had this observation: "Maybe it's hard to summarize why America is the greatest nation in the world, but having a remarkable Fourth Estate is definitely one of the reasons why this country is so great."
This is the sort of stuff Zeo is hoping to generate. She says she's not trying to change minds or get people to views things in a certain way. Instead, she says, "You should think. That is our goal."
A History Lesson
Chinese translation groups scour the Internet for any show that might resonate, even obscure ones like Assume the Position. It's a stand-up routine/history class by comedian Robert Wuhl that makes fun of history's selective eye.
"It's the stories that made up America and the stories America made up," says Wuhl, introducing the show, which aired on HBO in 2006. To illustrate his point, Wuhl cites Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's choice of Paul Revere for his famous, patriotic poem, instead of another man, who rode much farther to warn the colonists, but has a less poetic name.
"'Listen my children and you shall hear of the Midnight Ride of Paul Revere' sounds a whole hell of a lot better than, 'Come along kiddies, Daddy's going to whistle while he tells you the story of Israel Bissell,'" Wuhl said.
Jeremy King, an English teacher in Central China's Jiangsu province, translated the show in December.
"I had my hesitations, because this one is about history," says King. "But when I released the first episode it was very popular."
King thinks the video, which has been downloaded more than 10,000 times in China, is interesting to Chinese because it explores how people perceive history. In addition, the engaging, comedic style of teaching is completely different than China's tradition of rote learning.
"Most of the replies were: 'This is the best class I've ever seen. I wish I could have a teacher like him,'" King says.
Of course, not everyone is translating TV shows in hopes of changing society.
At least three groups focus on British period drama Downton Abbey. Alice Wu, a student at Shanghai International Studies University, works with six to seven people to complete a single episode in a day. Wu likes Downton because it provides entree to a foreign world of privilege and class dynamics.
"It's quite fun," she says. "They've also got romantic things, also something to do with money, how the British keep their estates, so it's a lot of knowledge to absorb."
Like others, Wu's subtitle group works off pirated versions of TV programs, which she knows is illegal.
But Wu says her group makes no money from the videos and just translates them because they love the show.


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Old Town Apartment Close to Sea (9)
N.º máximo de huéspedes3
Cuartos de baño1
Tamaño35 m²
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Resumen del alojamiento
|Rie Alexandre Mari, 06000 Nice, Francia
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Everything the waterfront, the city center, the historic center and pedestrian area have to offer is at your doorstep! Whether you are looking for a beach to walk on the beach, cultural visits, typical or modern restaurants, shopping or nightlife, everything is in walking distance!
The apartment was renovated in 2013 with new materials and furniture. It is very well equipped, bright, elegant, clean, has a nice bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen, high ceilings and can accommodate up to 4 people. Linen, towels, water, electricity and heating included in the price.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions! Hoping that our apartment allows you to make the most of our beautiful city of Nice, see you soon!
How to reach the apartment:
The apartment is located above Rue Alexandre Mari on a 3rd floor with elevator. It is easily accessible by most forms of transport. By car, take the exit for Acropolis from the fast lane. By train, we are two tram stops. By plane, take bus 98. Then, either by car, tram, bus or on foot, it very easy for you to go around Nice as the area is well served. Visit Nice and all its magnificent surroundings (Monaco, Cannes, Antibes, Italy etc.) is a breeze!
Normas del alojamientoSecurity Deposit: €250
Departures and arrivals:
We will meet you directly at the apartment. The time of arrival and departure must be agreed in advance. Arrivals are preferably after 5pm. Departures are preferably before 12 pm. Depending on availability, you will be able to leave your luggage.
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Nice, tiny appartment which was clean and tidy, very close to the shopping strip and 10 min to get to the beach. We didn't meet salvatore, but his cousin who nicely explained everything and handed out the keys.
The apartment is absolutely brilliant - with a great terrace and a nice kitchen suitable for making breakfast and quick snacks. The host is very friendly and helpful – and quick to reply when contacted.
The apartment is located in the more quit part of Nice, and still only 700m from the beach very close to walking street and the old town. There is three Casino supermarket within 200-300m and two bakeries around the corner - the small funky organic "Bread" 50m up Gambetta and the big old school croissant pastry café on the of Gambetta corner. It's also quite easy to get there from airport if u take the cheap local bus 23 and get off at Alsace Lorraine (when u come from the airport it's the second stop on Gambetta). The apartment is also very close the Nice main train station – so u can get to Cannes in 30 min, and Monaco in 20 min.
great location, had everything we needed, extremely small though.
We arrived in Nice, took a bus from the airport to Magnan bus stop (in front of the aparthotel) near Av. Californie as Salvatore advised us to do.
We have been welcomed by Salvatore's workmate Stefan, who showed us the apartment. The studio was ok, very clean and near the beach as Salvatore mentions on description. Swimming pool is basic but very clean and not crowded. There was a few issues like; there wasn't enough toilet paper, washing up liquid, sponge in the apartment so we bought some more at Casino supermarket which is 3 minutes walk from the apartment. Cooker didn't work as expected. There was a good coffee machine, kettle, toaster, microwave, cutlery, cups, plates and bowls etc... All clean and well organised. There was no bottle opener so the nice people at the reception arranged one for us. There was one sofa bed and one pull out bet. They are ok but a bit weak. Linen was provided which was very clean and well packed just like new. Wifi internet is fast and works 24h/day perfectly. There are restaurants, patisseries, supermarkets, pharmacies, pizza, breakfast, sandwich shops very near the aparhotel (5 minutes walk or less). Suitable for couple/small family. I would come back and I recommend this studio flat.
Appartement relativement conforme aux photos, mais problème d'humidité. Placement irréprochable, en plein centre, à 1mn de la mer, très pratique !
Idéal pour un court séjour entre amis
El piso está súper bien localizado en el centro de la ciudad. A destacar que es muy amplio y las habitaciones no dan a la calle principal, por lo que no se oye ni un ruido durante la noche.
A mejorar, el cuarto-ducha olía un poco a desagüe hasta que abrías la ducha...por si se puede hacer algo (solo como mejora).
La atención del dueño, muy buena y la del chico que nos entregó las llaves, perfecta.
Recomiendo el piso al 100%.
Appartamento essenziale, carino e molto centrale. Grazie.
très bon emplacement. Appartement fonctionnel à proximité du centre ville excellent accueil. Nous le recommandons chaleureusement
A parte la posizione centrale l'appartamento é troppo piccolo. La tv non funzionava e c'erano tre lampadine bruciate. L'appartamento è di un solo locale (quello della foto) di circa 12 metriquadri; dalla scala si accede ad un piccolo soppalco di circa 9 metriquadri (altezza circa m. 1.35!) in cui c'è il letto.
The apartment was just amazing! It's huge, the perfect size for two up to three couples. We had 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms. The living room and kitchen are very big and perfect to relax after a long sightseeing day. Very nice refurbished and located in a quiet neighborhood.
We had a great time and I can recommend to stay there.
Also the host was very responsive and helpful. As we arrived very early in Nice we had the chance to get the keys for the apartment already at noon.
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As a part of the activities for the youth in the 4-H program, Dawnette Tuttle is teaching cake decorating classes in Castle Dale City park. Each Tuesday and Thursday morning at 10 a.m. for two weeks in July, the cake decorating students gathered to learn how use a decorating bag and tips.
The first class was attended by 18 children and McKayla McNee, a third year student of the class was Tuttle's helper. McNee handed out the booklets containing instructions for handling cakes and recipes for making decorators icing. The children were also given a kit containing a decorator's bag with three of the most useful tips.
Tuttle and McNee filled each of the student's bags with prepared icing and began instructing them on the types of designs which could be achieved with the tips in the kits. On the tables was waxed paper for the students to practice on. One benefit was the students could eat their mistakes.
When a certain level of expertise was established, McNee handed out big sugar cookies to each decorating artist and they were instructed to decorate the cookies with their just learned skills, and eat their work.
In the coming classes, the students will learn how to use colored icing to add more decorative effects to items. Students registered for the classes are: Jessica Olsen, Emily Olsen, Sidnee Conder, Allison Ockey, Savannah Woolsey, Camrey Johnson, Hayden Johnson, Jadree Huntington, Trinidee Bell, Kaileen Wright, Brooklyn Olsen, Jaelyn Pierce, Lexy Cox, Faith Grindley, Afton Grindley, Ashton Bell, Jarica Barnett, Sydney Timothy, Sydnee Guymon, Devan Guymon, Brettlyn Tuttle, Tambrie Tuttle, Triston Tuttle, Brodie Tuttle and Leya Harvey.


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Comments: I thought the fit was a bit too tight in the beginning but it got more comfortable eventually and it really does maintain a nice fit. The good part is that Asics has really developed a good type of shoe for those that like to run on a regular basis. The Nimbus 15 is a very durable sneaker and shows little signs of wear even after many months of use. The bad part is that Asics hasn't stepped up its game with this new release. Very small modifications were made from the Nimbus 14 and this new one is still a pretty heavy shoe, so I wouldn't recommend it for people who like to run long distances.
From: Dimitroios, Brazil. April 26th 2014
Comments: I've had about 7 pairs of the Nimbus over the last several years, and they have been great. Cushioning has saved my old knees, which used to suffer when running higher mileage. I'm currently wearing my first pair of Nimbus 15's. They feel even more cushioned than previous models. The toe box seems roomier as well, almost too much space for me. The soles on the 15's have worn through much faster than on the previous three versions. At less than 150 miles on the shoes, the right shoe has already worn through the outer layer of colored sole material and into the black layer below. This is twice as fast as in previous versions, and I don't think I've changed my foot strike. I hope that this is an anomaly, and I intend to order another pair.
From: Arnie, South Riding, VA. 2/4/14
Comments: Great, cushioned, neutral running shoes and a huge improvement over the 14 which lacked forefoot gel. Shoes heel drop at 10mm feels good, the materials are premium (far nicer than the Cumulus), the tongue nice and big and it feels like slipping your foot into a pillow. Thankfully, the ride is still pretty responsive for such a cushy shoe and they breathe and dry out well. For 8mi+ runs these are a great choice and they seem to be holding up well after 110 miles so far, I'd expect 500-600 before the outsole and/or cushioning is shot but we'll see. Nice job Asics!
From: Carl, L.A., CA
Comments: This shoe is a material change from previous versions. Overall 11 was my favorite, and starting with 13 the cushioning got worse. Asics tried to make up for it with these 15's with better cushioning including more gel, but they did this and then lowered the drop by several millimeters. I am a heal to sometimes midfoot striker with flat feet, but use neutral shoes. The heel to toe transition on this shoe is one of the worse that I have ever experienced. I run significantly slower in these, on the order of 30 seconds per mile owing just to the shoes. I need a neutral, but this is not the one.
From: Jon, Chicago, IL
Comments: Feels like what a nimbus should feel like!! The 15's have the ride of the 14 with the cushion of the 13. Well done Asics!!
From: Mike, Louisiana
Comments: I'm 6'2", 200lbs, run 12-20miles week. I currently use the New Balance 759 and ran my first run, 4 miler, in these 15's. Heel cushion about the same feel, remembering the NB are at about 200 miles or so broken in. The 15's forefoot is much more cushioned and has a nice heel cup. The weight is similar. The toe box is open and almost too open for my foot in the regular width. For the price I would have expected a seamless sock liner in them. The positives outweigh the negatives, so they are a go for me.
From: SlowButRunning, Daegu, South Korea
Comments: I was running in the New Balance 411 and had worn the shoes down somewhat when I started having trouble with my knees after runs. I read several forums and watched several videos on running and the contributing factors to the various hazards of using worn/improper fitting shoes. I bought the Asics Gel Numbus 15 and couldn't believe the difference in the comfort level. It kinda felt like putting small pillows around your feet and actually enabled me to increase my range as a result of the absence of knee pain. I bought the Black/White/Royal color and my wife wishes there were a women's pair of the same color. I won't even complain about the price due to the fact that Running Warehouse was cheaper and offered free shipping. You can't ask for much more than that in a shoe and a business. Fine job to both!!
From: Scott, Saluda, South Carolina
Comments: Nimbus 15 feels a lot like 11, 12, and 13. 14 was lacking gel in mid and rear. 15 is a very nice ride. I can easily log 500 plus miles on this shoe. The outsoles will wear out before the cushioning. Weekly mileage varies from 12 to 18 miles, and I have high arches. The sizing down was not an issue but required per manufacturer. I normally do not wear socks also. The lime green color scheme is nice but not over the top.
From: Tim City, Shreveport, LA, USA
Comments: This is a continuation of the previous post. I did my first run in these shoes and they have excellent cushioning and shock absorption. I am 6 foot tall and weight 245 and these shoes were like running on a cloud even at my bodyweight. As far as the size goes, these do seem to run a slight bit big but that turned out to be perfect for me. Since running in these I can now tell that my Brooks were a little on the snug side. I would definitely recommend these running shoes to anyone seeking a neutral, shock absorbing, extremely cushioned ride. Hope this helps.
From: Jon, PA
Comments: My previous running shoes were Brooks Defyance 5's in size 12.5 length and 2E width. I just rec'd these Asics Gel Nimbus 15's in size 12.5 length and 2E width today. They fit me perfectly. I kept brain-storming about what size to get. I used shoe-fit-r and that definitely helped. I kept reading about how these shoes ran big but they fit perfect for me. If I had bought the regular width since it said they ran big then I would have had to ship them back for the 2E width. Also, I am a heavy runner. I am 6'0" tall and weigh 245. I will post in the future about how the shoes hold up.
From: Jon, PA
Comments: Unfortunately, fit problems made these a no-go for me. They run long and loose, but not so long that you can size down effectively.
From: Marco, Tustin, CA
Comments: I have done 2 runs since receiving my Nimbus 15s from Running Warehouse and love the extra gel in the forefoot. Asics Nimbus are the best from the 11's through the 15's for me. I am 6'0 and weigh 202 and the Nimbus have the cushioning I need.
From: Bill, Hot Springs, AR
Comments: Great shoes, took them out of box and ran Cleveland Marathon. I know you shouldn't do that, but my 14s were shot. Great comfort, no blisters. Best Nimbus in a few years.
From: Jerame, Newark, Ohio
Comments: I've had the Nimbus 15 for about a month, run about 25 to 30 miles per week and put these through a few 9-10 miles runs (mainly alternating between the 13's and 15's). The cushioning is great and ride is super smooth, worth a bit of extra weight. I have the Nimbus 13's and prefer the 15's - a bit more room in the toe box and they just feel more comfortable when running 6 plus miles. Overall this is a great shoe, I would buy these again. Note: these do run about a 1/2 size big as a few have commented so order accordingly, I've used the shoe fitter for these and the Saucany Kinvara 3's, and shoe fitter tool works great.
From: Rob, Madison, FL, USA
Comments: I bought these about a month ago, the 15 is better then the 13, improved fit in the toe box and more cushion. I run 4 to 10 miles per run 5 to 6 days a week (25 to 30 miles per week). Last Sunday I took the 15s on a 10 miler, the 15s were smooth and plenty of padding for the whole run, felt really comfortable on the feet. The shoe does run about 1/2 size bigger then other Asics (13's, 2000's). I don't find the weight of the shoe to be an issue, it's a good trade for a smooth ride. I would buy the 15s again, a great trainer and great comfort on the long runs.
From: Rob, Madison, FL, USA
Comments: I love these shoes! 13.5 2E perfect fit, awesome cushioning. the best shoes ever
From: Anonymous
Comments: So far so good!!! I am a true fan of Nimbus. I have tried most max cushion/neutral running shoe brands and Asics just work for me. I run 15 to 20 miles per week, monthle 5K-10K's, and 3-4 to half marathons per year and love the cushion Nimbus provide. I do miss the offset lacing of the 12's, could not run on the 13's, 14's were OK they took some time to break in and did not provide enough cushion much beyond 300 miles. NOW the 15's seem to be major cush, wider toe box from the 14's, were ready from the first run vs. "break in time" of the 15's. I have the Lt/pnch/Marigold color-- I like orange! So simply, I am very happy with the Nimbus 15.
From: Lisa, Michigan
Comments: The nimbus 15 is a good shoe. It fits better than the 14 did because it has more room in the midfoot area. When running with the shoe you can tell it is heavier than the last two models. I think it has a lot more support because of this. For a runner with more body weight it is a great shoe. The size of the shoe fit me just like the last ones did.
From: Brandon, Kansas
Comments: This is an updated review on the Nimbus 15s. I originally noticed they were sized longer than prior versions, but questioned whether I needed to size down. After a few more runs in them it became increasingly apparent that I needed to size down. I exchanged for 1/2 size smaller and they fit much better without feeling tight at all. Sizing down 1/2 is the way to go with this version.
From: Howard, Cincinnati
Comments: The Nimbus 7 was one of my favorite shoes but subsequent versions were nothing like it (the Excel33 1 is the closest I've found). I tried the Nimbus 10 and found the upper to be too stiff, the midole to be too inflexible and firm yet unresponsive, and the ride to be quite unsmooth. I didn't bother with subsequent versions since they didn't seem like enough of a deviation from the 10. This one is quite different. I found the cushioning and responsiveness of the Nimbus 15 to be superior to both the Glycerin 10 and Vomero 7. If I were a bigger runner I'd definitely prefer the Glycerin, though. The Glycerin is definitely smoother but less responsive. It also has more of a glove-like fit which I don't prefer in a training shoe. Between the Vomero and Nimbus, the Nimbus has a more comfortable fit and flexible upper.
From: TSP, HVL, CA
Comments: I thought these were the cream of the crop for a neutral high milage trainer. I was tired of putting in 20+ miles a week on my Kinvaras. Turns out I was seduced by the looks. Blisters on top of blisters and a bloody heal after a week's worth of runs. I sent them back. Not sure what happened.
From: Kurt, Yukon, OK, USA
Comments: The Nimbus 15 in my opinion is an improvement over the 14. Issues with the tongue of the 14 have been resolved in the 15. More padding was included through the length of the tongue and the bottom of the tongue is visibly redesigned to eliminate the pinch. The heel cup and arch wrap are similar in feel to the prior version while there is more volume in the toe box. The 15s may be sized slightly longer than the 14s. Depending on your foot size you may or may not want to size down. In my case I believe sizing down would be too tight. Cushioning is better, especially in the forefoot. From the side view, there appears to be more gel units. The 15s also feel more flexible out of the box than the 14s. As a mid-foot striker, I like the ride and responsiveness of the 15s better than the 14s.
From: Howard, Cincinnati
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What Is mDNSResponder.exe / Bonjour and How Can I Uninstall or Remove It?
You are no doubt reading this article because you've noticed the mDNSResponder.exe process running in Task Manager, you don't remember installing it, and it doesn't show up in the Add/Remove programs in Control Panel. So what is it, and how do we get rid of it?
This article is part of our ongoing series explaining various processes found in Task Manager, like dwm.exe, ctfmon.exe, conhost.exe, rundll32.exe, Adobe_Updater.exe, and many others. Don't know what those services are? Better start reading!
What is mDNSResponder.exe or Bonjour?
The mDNSResponder.exe process belongs to the Bonjour for Windows service, which is Apple's "Zero Configuration Networking" application, typically installed automatically by iTunes. If you've ever wondered how one iTunes install can talk to another on the same local network, Bonjour is what actually does this behind the scenes.
Don't use iTunes? You aren't alone, and that's not the only way that Bonjour gets installed on your computer. It's also bundled in a whole bunch of other software, like Pidgin, Skype, and Safari, and used to connect clients together on the same network.
It's implemented as a Windows Service, which you can see if you head into the services panel (or just type services.msc into the start menu search box). You can stop it from here anytime.
The whole problem we have is that it generally doesn't show up in Add / Remove Programs, so you can't get rid of it through any normal methods. Thankfully you can still remove mDNSResponder.exe if you really want to, and it will simply limit some of the functionality in the apps that might rely on it.
Important: Don't remove Bonjour if you use iTunes to share libraries, or any other feature from an application that relies on it.
How Do I Remove It?
First, it should be noted that you can disable Bonjour without necessarily removing it—just head into the Services panel, double-click on the service, and change the Startup type to Disabled.
This is probably your best bet if you don't really want to break anything—if you have problems you can always re-enable it.
Alright, How Do I Really Remove It?
Let's get down to business. If you're absolutely sure you want to remove it, it's really pretty simple. Open up a command prompt in administrator mode (right-click and choose Run as Administrator), and then change into the installation directory, usually the following:
\Program Files\Bonjour
If you are using Vista or Windows 7 x64 edition, you'll need to head into the Program Files (x86) folder instead. Now that you are there, type in the following command to see the options:
mDNSResponder.exe /?
Ah, so now we know what to do to remove it! Simply type in the following:
mDNSResponder.exe –remove
You'll get a message saying that the service has been removed. (Note again that you need an Administrator mode command prompt)
You'll want to also disable the DLL file in the directory by renaming it to something else:
ren mdnsNSP.dll mdnsNSP.blah
You should be able to actually remove that entire directory if you really want to.
Wait, How Do I Enable It Again?
Oh, so your favorite application broke? No matter, you can easily re-install the Bonjour service with the following command:
mDNSResponder.exe -install
But I Deleted It!
See, you really shouldn't delete things until you are sure they aren't useful anymore. That's why renaming is a good thing. Thankfully you can simply head over to Apple's page and install Bonjour again.
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I've checked the services and don't see Bonjour listed. I know it's running because Zone Alarm alerts me every time Bonjour tries to access the internet.
Any thoughts on how to disable it without removing it?
did you look to see if you could find mdnsresponder.exe? If you find that file, you should be able to disable just as TheGeek.
noted oddly, that I've never had bonjour installed except as a cause of itunes, and I've never seen it installed as a side app without being prompted *IF* I did the custom install … which while daunting for the avg newbie, its something people should always do, that manufacturers should always support, and that when going into the "advanced" or "custom" installation should start with the defaults that would have been selected/enabled/set for install if the user hadn't gone the custom install route (seems like 99% of the installations are this way, but its always that 1% that gets ya) ;)
well I had a hell of a time with bonjour…and worse hell now that every prog I need seems to have its own network connections…
You can Uninstall Bonjour from Windows 7 now. Just go to Control Panel then Uninstall a Program. It's listed there among your other programs.
I'm using Win 7 Ultimate Retail & iTunes 9.0.2
Thanks for the info.
mDNSResponder; came in the software of the Kodak 3250 printer I recently got.
waste of resource, like any of that stuff, it would be just as good if it loaded when
the app started and unload when that app closed…..
when i shut down my system.then it get restart. sometime blue screen is also coming.
Thanks! this post help me a lot!
The service for "Bonjour Service" is sometimes listed in the services panel as ##Id_String
Thanks for this helpful "HOW TO".
Yes, when I Installed a cheap Dell MFP it installed the Bonjour ans as Jocafi states, it is named ##Id_String2.6844F930_1628_4223_B5CC_5BB94B879762## under services panel. It does not show in programs and features, I am Using Windows 7 Enterprise, 64 bit.
Very very thanks.
Thanks for the info, and cheers Jocafi for the correction!!
really informative
you are the best! thank you for your great analysis!
How does this apply if you are on a Mac?
yup that "##Id_String…" under services.msc was from the 'bonjour' thingy. aside from the many apps that installs mDNSResponder.exe, photoshop CS3 (i dont know about other versions) installs that mDNSResponder.exe along with it. hth.
man, i hate apple… more and more each day.
Yes anothet potentially helpful analysis.
"it's really pretty simple. Open up a command prompt in administrator mode (right-click and choose Run as Administrator), and then change into the installation directory, usually the following:"
And right off I can't follow that – FIRST step.
The author should be more careful to see that his suggestions make sense in a variety of OS's.
I'm Win7-64, I know what a command prompt is but have not used one in years.
well well well…
new to the page and already a bit overwelmed just by the shear volume of info but still good stuff..
couple questions thou…
ive heard if removed it can cause system crash..
its used by big companies to keep tabs on ppl and what they like/do/sites they visit/stuff they like/blah/blah/blah…
just disabling it seems to work(broad range of effects on that on, and in my case seems to still chew up processing power as i have a cpu useage rate that just about jumps anywhere at anytime still…favorite is when its just sitting still doing nothing)
and of course that its harmless and has a minimal threat level to some programs…
heres the thing thou…
after disabling it thru services on my lovely little in much need of work still windows laptop, i still get the cpu spikes,system instablilties, web pages take almost forever to load(no not a issue with bandwidth or signal strength as far as i can tell) and some other interesting things occuring…
when i try to run a full scan on avg for example, it self terminates and reboots the entire comp somewhere along the hk directories (approx. 4 minutes running) with of course! a blue screen of doom…now id love to read what it says, but it only lasts 2 seconds if that, so very little info can come from there….on reboot it states the system has recovered from a serious error, but very little info is forthcoming after that…keep in mind this is after the dam thing is disabled, and from a few places no less..(cs2,skype,some standard ms bs that was already on the comp when i got it, and of course the string line command)
so i ask you this fellow readers….
gots worries that if i take it out, may not have a comp…soooooo do tell ppl
also respond with what you have heard on it, and try to conferm your info plz, as random stuff that u dont know for sure is good…well, i wont like much..
thanx aplenty!…
Bonjour is also used to share printers on a LAN through an Airport Extreme or Express. Works good in Windows if the printer driver is designed for LAN sharing, but only works on Macs if the printer is one of the cheap USB printers.
Problem description: always had to disable/enable local network after each pc reboot.
Solution: disabled Bonjour service as said above, but didnt remove from the system as i use skype/photoshop cs3 (i guess these have injected this stupid apple spy soft without my authorization).
Result: WORKED (no need to disable/enable any more)!
My environment: win7hp sp1, Marvell Yukon 88E8057 PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet Controller v.126.96.36.199.
Thank you for the advice!!!
I had problem with "unidentified network" when i tried to connect internet through my lan (ADSL) .. network and sharing center shown two connections .. hone network and unidentified network .. resulted in no connectivity
found mDNSResponder.exe or Bonjour in my PC
removed it as described .. and it worked like a magic
my net is working again ..
Bonjour is a killer …


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What is a Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP) Test?
The alpha-fetoprotein (AFP) test is available to women between their 15th and 20th week of pregnancy to screen for fetal abnormalities. This simple blood test measures the level of a protein called alpha-fetoprotein which is secreted by the liver of the fetus and enters the mother's blood stream. Elevated levels of AFP may indicate an increased risk of neural tube defects such as spina bifida or anencephaly, while low levels suggest Down Syndrome or other chromosomal defects.
The AFP test does not determine the existence of these genetic disorders; it only predicts their likelihood. And while the AFP test is most often used to screen for these defects, it can also be used to identify abdominal wall defects, some renal and urinary tract abnormalities, Turner syndrome, low birth weight, and placental complications. An incorrectly-calculated gestational age and multiple fetuses can also cause abnormal AFP levels.
The Results of Alpha-Fetoprotein (AFP) Tests
Results are usually available about a week after testing and are given in the form of either a positive/negative or a risk ranking, such as 1:270 chance of having a baby with Down Syndrome. If your test results indicate an elevated risk, your doctor will recommend you see a genetic counselor and have additional testing such as a second AFP test, triple or quad marker testing, amniocentesis or CVS (Chorionic Villi Sampling).
The AFP test is often part of other screening tests, including the triple screen test and quad marker test. The triple screen test measures AFP, Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) and unconjugated estriol (an estrogen produced by the fetus and placenta). The triple screen is replacing the standard AFP test in many areas because it is more accurate (69 percent accuracy rate) and screens for additional genetic problems. The quad marker test measures AFP, hCG, unconjugated estriol, and inhibin-A (a hormone produced by the placenta). The quad marker test can predict approximately 75 to 80 percent of neural tube defects and Down Syndrome cases.
The Downsides of Choosing to do an AFP Test
One of the drawbacks of the AFP test is the high rate of false-positive results, or incorrect results that indicate a potential genetic problem in a healthy fetus. These results often prompt the woman to submit to additional tests, such as amniocentesis, which carry a risk of miscarriage or harm to the fetus. It is estimated that in more than 80 percent of abnormal results the baby turns out to be perfectly healthy.
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The decision to have an AFP test performed is a very personal and difficult one to make. Knowing that a defect exists may affect prenatal care, delivery methods, and postnatal treatment. In addition, some women want to prepare themselves for what may lie ahead, or terminate the pregnancy early if a problem is found. Others know they would never terminate the pregnancy and for them, the testing is unnecessary.


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Well, this is it. We are down to the wire. This Friday at 6 p.m. at the Emery High School Track, come one, come all. Every person counts whether you are on a team or not. Relay for Life is the best opportunity Emery County has to make a significant impact on the devastating effects of cancer. Your support can be monetary, physical, or emotional. All of these things are crucial to the success of our Relay. Look around at your family, friends, and neighbors who have faced their mortality, see their strength. Reflect on those in your life who made a difference to a loved one while entrenched in the battle. Cherish the memories of the brave souls who were engulfed by the disease. Won't you join us in the fight for a cure?
This week we highlight the life of a Pastor, a cowboy, a poet, and a survivor. Sam Wilbanks is closing in on the magic number 62... looking at retirement so he can get busy doing what he feels driven to do - preach. It took some convincing for this article as Sam shies away from the spotlight at almost all costs. He felt the call to preach as a young man but was able to push it aside, out of his mind and his day.
He didn't want to be a preacher, and what's more, his wife, Vicki, didn't want to be a preacher's wife. Sam discovered soon enough that he would never be content no matter where he was or what he was doing until he answered the Lord's call. Destiny or divine intervention, either way the end result was a Preacher with a cowboy hat.
Having the faith that comes with a preacher's territory proved more useful and effective early in 2007 when Sam went to the doctor for a colonoscopy, and then a second colonoscopy, and yet a third. He knew he suffered with a common irritation, but he also knew bleeding was not normal. During the colonoscopies there were several polyps found and removed. Unable to extract them all, the procedure was repeated. A tool that looks similar to a lasso is hooked over the polyp and cinched tight to remove the growth. There was one large polyp the doctor couldn't even get the lasso over. Other methods were employed for successful removal.
The biopsies were completed while Vicki was away tending to her ill father. Sam got a call early in his work day at the Hunter plant to "come right now" to see the doctor. If it weren't for the Lord at his side, Sam would have heard the dreaded phrase alone, "You've got cancer." The doctor wanted to act immediately and perform surgery within a couple of days. Sam refused feeling he could wait for Vicki to return. The doctor's rebuttal was simply, "Time is of the essence."
Sam was struck with a passage from the New Testament, Philippians 1:21, "To die is to gain, but to live is Christ." This scripture brought him the confidence and peace he needed to tell the doctor he would wait. Sam credits the "Good Lord" for the calm security he has carried with him throughout his encounter with cancer. He frequently drifted to a bible hymn called, "Fret not," to redirect his worries when they arose. Sam went on short term disability from work in order to recover from having one foot of his intestine removed. His surgeon told him, he "was a very lucky man. If it had been a little worse it probably would have been fatal." Sam didn't believe him then and doesn't still. He claims it had nothing to do with luck and everything to do with "the Lord's hand." Even while Sam was confined to the hospital for 11 days with complications instead of the standard five, he worked hard and "gave God the glory for being virtually pain-free" through it all.
In fact, Sam felt so good that he went for a walk when he got back to Ferron. A walk that taught him just how much he had really been through as he ran out of energy and ended up sitting on a fence for "quite some time" before he could get back home. Sam didn't have chemo or radiation, but he had a colonoscopy every six months for two years and now goes every year until about 2014.
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Love & Peace to the World
let's see snow,ice just lovely everything is shining this morning and their watching another one that could hit us people here aren't happy at all.
A very hard frost last night and 1.8c ..
Merry Christmas to all...
6c in the morning, got warmer now, 11c..
Sun is shining all day and thats good, otherwise, it would be very cold.
And so, as Tiny Tim observed, "God Bless us!! Everyone!!''
A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens (1843)
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Since inception in 1980, the Environmental Center has focused on environmental issues that require practical solutions. Selection of possible solutions to a given problem is made using two guiding tenets. First, we believe that the best thing for enhancing the quality of our environment is a strong vibrant economy. Second, we believe that decisions that make good environmental sense also make good economic sense. Operating within this intellectual framework, the Center has enjoyed broad-based support from both the public and private sectors. Our approach is simple: identify key problems, collaborate with experts, identify and test possible solutions, repeat as needed, and then seek new challenges.
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What a beautiful weekend it has been, and how lovely to get out and about, with the promise of the Easter holidays just around the corner. We break-up on Wednesday for not quite two weeks. Relaxing this weekend has been lovely.
This weekend I have been::
::Making bunting for my friends newly adopted children – a welcome present from stitching group for their new little bedrooms. A boy and a girl. I have completed my crochet contribution- I hope they like them.
::Visiting Cockermouth, it's very near- home to Woolfest – for supplies, new glasses for J and a pop into my favourite bookshop, The New Bookshop
::Perusing. Isn't it just a wonderfully welcoming place to browse, relax and loose yourself in the books? I love it. Then for the coffee and of course cake. J and I shared two different cakes, me with my Americano and him with his Earl Grey and lemon. Such a beautiful coloured tea!
::Admiring. The Maryport Quilters had an exhibition in the church hall so we had a little look see in there. Some beautiful quilts.
::Relaxing and walking along the river, the daffodils are almost at their end but still brighten up the bank and look lovely.
::Homemaking. More of my kaleidoscope blanket motifs.
::Mothering. Cooking a lovely Roast beef dinner (especially for my returning student who is home for Easter) and then enjoyed a little relaxing walk in the village.
::Cherishing. My gorgeous cherry blossom tree is beginning to burst with beautiful pink buds, and it won't be long before it's candy coloured confetti is floating around the garden. A gorgeous Sunday evening here in the West of Cumbria with a beautiful Solway view.
::Planning. A holiday at Wasdale with J and little J, whilst E its off to Rome with his girlfriend L. His belated 18th Birthday present. There is also something else I've been doing….
::Purchasing:: but I'll tell you more of that next time!!
Happy Weekend.


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On February 5, 2013 the Farmington Field Office implemented the FFO Bare Soil Reclamation Procedures. These procedures provide guidelines for the revegetation of bare soil that results in from any permitted action authorized by the FFO for projects that occur on surface lands under the management of the FFO, including Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) and Navajo Lake State Park lands included in the 1983 Interagency Agreement. Questions may be directed to the Farmington Field Office at 505-564-7600.
Supporting CFR: 43 CFR 3160 and 43 CFR 3162.3-1 (f).
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Ok so this is completely falling out of my usual "let's eat healthy things" lifestyle but it is my nieces birthday so I will make an exception. And I honestly believe that eating some sweets once in a while just to enjoy it will help you loosing weight in the long run. Because you won't feel tempted to binge eat a whole cake once you loose control since you maybe had a small piece a few days ago so the temptation is a bit less. Well, at least that's what I keep telling myself
My mother gave me a lot of classic recipes when I first started learning to cook and brownies were definitely on the list for me to learn. Since most people love anything chocolate, I have been making them for years and taking them to parties...Read More