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The Venetian Dream apartment is located in one of the six Sestieri, the urban areas in which Venice was once parted, called Castello. At walking distance from the stop Giardini, this area is well-known for hosting the prestigious Venice Art Biennal, as well as for the authenticity of the Venetian landscape enjoyable in its quiet alleys, the calli. The district, which opens to the stunning San Marco basin, is very characteristic. And just a few steps away is the lively Via Garibaldi and its local food market selling fish, fruits and vegetables, together with the best shops of the city centre, from boutiques to small crafts shops. You can choose a different restaurant every day, among the numerous of the area or, for those who prefer home cooking, buy typical products from the local food shops. Highly evocative and romantic, especially at dusk, is the waterfront Riva degli Schiavoni, which leads you to the amazing San Marco square, passing right in front of the equally evocative Ponte dei Sospiri (the Bridge of Sighs). Once you have crossed one of the world's most beautiful squares, you will find Calle XXII Marzo, where all the famous Italian designer boutiques are located. Easy to reach is also the Venice Lido, well-known for its amazing beaches and the internationally famous Venice Film Festival, which is just one vaporetto stop away from the Venetian Dream apartment.
House rules- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE:
Unless otherwise stated in the individual descriptions of the properties, the arrival/departure times are as follows:
Arrival: between 3 PM and 8 PM.
Departure: between 9 AM and 10.30 AM.
Arrival from 8 PM to 10 PM: 20 euros.
Arrival from 10 PM to midnight: 40 euros.
Arrival from Midnight to 3 PM: during this time period, we do not allow guests to check in.
(Luggage deposit can be found at train station at a fee - so please check directly with the relevant locations what the arrangements are).
From the 24th of August 2011, all visitors who stay in an accommodation facility within the territory of the Municipality of Venice have to pay the "Tourist tax".
The overnight tax varies from € 0.75 in low season to € 2.00 in high season. It is due only for the first 5 days.
Kids under 10 years of age do not pay. Youngers from 10 to 16 years of age have a 50% reduction.
The collected funds will help the City improve the quality of the tourist services (services, museums, events...) and finance works aimed at maintaining, using and salvaging the city's cultural and architectural heritage.
Extras that can be ordered upon request and prior to or during arrival (but please give us as much notice as possible):
A baby cot: €10
During your stay, you can require an extra cleaning: from €50 to €70
Private parking upon request: €25 per day
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We were 5 architects visiting venice for the architecture Biennale. The appartment was next to Arsenale, and it was even more great than it apears in the advertisment photos.
Realy clean, nice, good location, cheap.
Very nice apartment, functional and practical, very well located in Venice. It feels like home. Ideal for families.
Très joli appartement, fonctionnel et pratique, très bien situé dans venise. On se sent comme à la maison. Idéal pour familles.
Nice apartment in a good location, close to the water taxi stop. Wi-Fi nice touch
Housing large, clean and especially VERY WELL LOCATED! rare in Venice. quiet apartment, close to all amenities and the center of everything (Rialto market, Ghetto, St. Mark ...) I RECOMMEND. Sylvain-France
Logement grand, propre et surtout TRES BIEN SITUE !!! rare à Venise. appartement très calme, proche tous commerces et au centre de tout (Rialto, marché, Guetto, saint Marc...) JE RECOMMANDE. Sylvain -France
Nice and central location. Perfect for 4 or less people
The apartment is in a great location, near the Stazione Santa Lucia, so do not go with all the luggage through Venice. The apartment is super nice in a quiet alley, and yet it is only 1-2 minutes among the tourists. The apartment is located on the ground floor and is directly surrounded by a canal. Unfortunately, the heating did not work, and we had cold (but were rare in the apartment and so it did not bother). The house is very loud, but as I said in the holiday anyway you spend only a short time in the apartment. Otherwise, the flat was clean and cozy.
Die Wohnung ist super gelegen, in der Nähe der Stazione Santa Lucia, so muss man nicht mit dem ganzen Gepäck durch Venedig gehen. Die Wohnung liegt super schön in einer ruhigen Gasse, und dennoch ist man in 1-2 Minuten unter den Touristen. Das Apartment befindet sich im Parterre und ist direkt von einem Kanal umgeben. Leider ging die Heizung nicht, und wir hatten kalt (waren jedoch selten in der Wohnung und daher störte es nicht). Das Haus ist sehr ringhörig, aber wie gesagt im Urlaub verbringt man sowieso nur kurze Zeit in der Wohnung. Ansonsten war die Wohnung sauber und gemütlich.
The apartment is very nice and clean, the location is great. I recommend it.
L'appartamento è molto carino e pulito, la posizione è ottima. Lo consiglio.
Ladies and gentlemen. I hereby would like to send you my review of the flat four Mori. The apartment is furnished modern renovated good but very dark. Two points we could not fault specific. The apartment is very moldy. When opening the door a one mold odor meets the very uncomfortable. The cabinets are difficult to use because of the smell. Also, the kitchen is very bad. Lacks pots and other kitchen utensils. On the wall in the bedroom, a large gray spot was about 50 × 80 cm. We had the mold with a vacuum cleaner sucking away.
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren. Ich möchte Ihnen hiermit meine Bewertung über die Wohnung vier Mori schicken. Die Wohnung ist modern eingerichtete gut renoviert allerdings sehr dunkel. Zwei Punkte haben wir konkret zu bemängeln. Die Wohnung ist Sehr schimmelig . Beim Öffnen der Tür kommt einem ein Schimmelgeruch entgegen der sehr unangenehm ist. Die Schränke sind nicht zu benutzen wegen des Geruchs. Außerdem ist die Küche sehr schlecht ausgestattet .es fehlen Töpfe und sonstige Küchenutensilien. An der Wand im Schlafzimmer war ein großer Schimmelfleck circa 50 × 80 cm groß. Den Schimmel mussten wir mit dem Staubsauger weg saugen.
nice apartment ... as shown in the pictures!
nette Wohnung ... genauso wie auf den Bildern gezeigt!
Great apartment, brand new, modern and very clean. Fully equipped, washing machine to dry hair, through the vacuum cleaner and towels. A little bit away in a quiet environment away from the lively but only 5 minutes walk from St Mark's Square and Rialto 10.
Super appartement, tout neuf, moderne et très propre.
Parfaitement équipé, de la machine à laver au sèche cheveux, en passant par l'aspirateur et les serviettes de toilette.
Un peu peu à l'écart dans une impasse au calme des quartiers animés mais seulement à 5 minutes à pied de la place St Marc et 10 du Rialto.
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Kraker's 30 Points Helps Women's Basketball Run Past Detroit, 84-72
By Rachel Buck (@GBRachel)
DETROIT, Mich. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) — Led by a 30 point performance from freshman Mehryn Kraker (West Allis, Wis.) the Green Bay women's basketball team picked up its fourth consecutive Horizon League win as it ran past Detroit, 84-72, on Saturday afternoon at Calihan Hall.
Kraker finished with a career-high 30 points, nine rebounds and two steals to complete her strong play in the state of Michigan this weekend. She became the first Phoenix to have 30 points in a game since Julie Wojta did it against Wright State on Feb. 11, 2012 while also connecting on seven three's for the first time since Adrian Ritchie did it a season ago against Valparaiso in the Horizon League Tournament.
"Detroit left a lot of our shooters open today," head coach Kevin Borseth said. "Mehryn had a great game and she could have done more if we would have found her a few more times in the first half. But Mehryn found the open spots, caused steals and that is what we needed today."
Detroit netted the first points of the game before the Phoenix went on a 19-4 run to jump out to a 19-6 lead and force a Titans timeout with 13:11 remaining in the first half. Senior Breannah Ranger (Skokie, Ill.) had a fast break layup off a feed from freshman Tesha Buck (Red Wing, Minn.) before Kraker went on a tear. Continuing her strong play from Thursday night in Oakland, Kraker scored the next 11 points for the Phoenix putting up three shots from deep in addition to a fastbreak layup off a steal she caused to put the Phoenix lead at 13-6. Three different Green Bay players closed out the run with two points apiece from Buck and sisters Kaili and Megan Lukan (Barrie, Ontario).
However, Detroit senior Senee Shearer got the Titans back in the game as they went on a 14-3 run over the next 4:17 to cut the Phoenix advantage to four points, 22-18. Shearer had nine of the 14 points going a perfect 3-for-3 from beyond the arc.
The Titans kept it close the remainder of the first half, not allowing the Phoenix to lead by more than seven points as Green Bay went into intermission with a 36-31 lead. Despite trailing, Detroit (40.0%) outshot Green Bay (30.6%) in the opening stanza, but the Phoenix held a 22-24 edge in rebounding.
A balanced attack by the Phoenix to open the second half put the game away, as the team went on a 12-2 run over 3:31 to assume a 15 point advantage, 48-33. Ranger started the second half like the first with a layup in the paint, and Kaili Lukan and Buck connected on back-to-back threes before Megan Lukan had consecutive points in the paint to put the lead back at double digits, where it remained the rest of the way as Green Bay cruised to the 84-72 win.
"We made some defensive adjustments at halftime and that really helped us control the Detroit shooters," Borseth said.
Four Phoenix finished in double digit scoring, led by 30 from Kraker, 12 from Ranger, 11 by Kaili Lukan and 10 from sophomore Ellen Edison (Maple Grove, Minn.). Edison also dished out a career-best five assists while Megan Lukan tied a career high with 11 rebounds.
Green Bay finished the contest shooting 27-for-64 (42.2%) and had 21 assists on those baskets. The Phoenix also outrebounded Detroit 39-37 and had a 28-24 advantage in points in the paint.
"It was good to take both games in Michigan, but we are still taking this season one game at a time and not getting ahead of ourselves," Borseth said.
Detroit was 26-for-61 (42.6%) from the field, receiving a team high 24 points from Tayelor McCalister. After posting 17 points in the first half, the Green Bay defense held Shearer to just three points in the second stanza.
Green Bay concludes its stretch of three games in five days on Monday, welcoming Valparaiso to the Kress Center at 7 p.m. Fans are encouraged to bring a new teddy bear to the game as a part of the Green Bay SAAC teddy bear drive for local hospitals.
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Francis Michael Bator is Lucius N. Littauer Professor of Political Economy Emeritus. Founding chairman of the school's public policy program, he taught macroeconomics. Before coming to Harvard in 1967, he was for three years deputy national security advisor to President Lyndon B. Johnson. He has also served as senior economic advisor in A.I.D., special consultant to the secretary of the treasury, and consultant to the departments of state and defense.
His most recent publication is No Good Choices: LBJ and the Vietnam/Great Society Connection, published by the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in May 2007.
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This brand new radial sail has been developed with the top sailors in the Phantom fleet and specifically for the CST masts although it will also fit all the popular Selden and Superspars sections. This sail has shown amazing speed in both breezy and light air conditions creating a great all purpose sail for all helm weights. New Features such as internal batten pockets and new patching has reduced the overall weight and made the sail even smoother than ever! It is manufactured from Technora cloth.
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I have added the lowers to sailing setup because they are key factors to setting up the sail shape once afloat. In the light airs (sub hiking) they should be slack, this allows the lower mast to bend with normal mainsheet and kicker tension, in turn this takes out a little of the excess shape from the luff of the sail. This is required because the wind doesn't have enough energy to flow around deep sail shapes so it's best to limit it's effort and flatten the lower part of the sail.
As the wind increases and kicker tension is added the lowers are then tightened, this is so it acts as a brace against TOO much lower mast bend due to the kicker. Less lowers tension is needed on flat water where a flatter luff entry helps, than in rough sea conditions where a fuller luff helps to make the boat more forgiving and easier to steer fast.
The forestay is the first control to ease once the breeze increases into a 'hiking' breeze, this helps to bend the rig and flatten the sail, although you may lose a little pointing ability, however the speed you gain from raking the rig will outweigh this, don't be afraid to see the leeward shroud swinging wildly in the wind! This is very much an individual preference so find settings you like and use a calibration strip on the deck or the forestay adjusters to make easy reference marks ( IMPORTANT: remember when you are max rake in windy conditions to pull on the forestay downwind and prior to tacks so you can get under the boom!)
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The key control for most singlehanders it is doubly important in the Phantom due to it's large roach mainsail, don't be afraid to keep pulling it on as long as the top tell tail is flying 50% of the time. Sub hiking conditions you should mainly be using mainsheet to control the leech tension with the kicker adjusted to hold this tension whenever you ease the mainsheet, then as the breeze increases the kicker should be tensioned to keep a firm leech and aid pointing. Continue to pull on more and more as the wind builds as its much quicker to sail with the mainsheet eased (boom out beyond the quarter) and a lot of kicker than the reverse of boom near the centreline with an open leech.
In sub hiking conditions under 5 knots you can have the board right down, but as you rake the mast you will need to raise the centreboard to maintain the balance, as soon as you feel you have too much weather helm raise the board some more, you will be surprised at how little board you need to maintain height once you are flat out hiking especially when needing to steer a lot in choppy conditions.
When reaching pull on the forestay so the leeward shroud is under some tension, this helps to power up the rig, ease the outhaul too , raise the board two-thirds, and as soon as you are close to planing move your weight back and go for it! The same applies on the run where sailing by the lee can be very quick as long as you ease enough kicker to twist the head of the sail, beware this is very twitchy in anything above a moderate breeze! The Phantom rewards hard work downwind so keeping the boat flat and constantly trimming and steering for any waves will pay dividends.


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I want to start this little essay with this: I know that NOT everything you see on the Internet is true! Anybody can post anything. And, with computers, you can simulate entire worlds exploding as was done in the Star Wars films. So, you cant believe everything you see on the Internet, either.
So, having said that, I want to discuss something that today is all over the Internet. And, that is Fema concentration camps, gillitines, boxcars for hauling civilians, massive purchases of ammunition, and, all of the things that are supposedly being amassed by the government to reduce the population.
Also, the current government is vilifying those who disagree with them on a scale that I have never seen in my lifetime. Their lapdog Media are constantly hammering at the evil conservatives, Christians, gun owners, Tea Party, Republicans, returning GIs, anti-abortionists and on and on. The Current Administrations hate list is far greater than the one that Nixon had. And, Obama misses no opportunity to keep pushing his view that his enemies are all demons. Never has an Administration launched such a campaign of hate against its political enemies as has this one. So, maybe there is something to the FEMA horror stories that are predicted for Americans.
But, if it does happen, how will it go down? The US government Doesnt have enough employees to round up all of Obamas enemies at once. So, they would probably have to start in one part of the country and spread out from there. Could they do that?
If so, what would be the first thing that they would do? I believe that they would shut down ALL communications-radio, TV, telephone, the internet. newspapers-everything! There would be no way that anyone could know what was going on anywhere. You wouldnt even know what was happening in the next town. If they could silence all means of communication, we would have NO WAY to know what was going on anywhere. We would be totally in the dark. That would give them a free hand to do what ever they desire.
And, what would be the easiest way to do this? Shut down the grid! No electricity anywhere in America would put this country back in the stone age as far as communications are concerned. It would also prevent the transportation of food, gasoline and other essentials for our daily life.So, my opinion is: If ever the grid goes completely down, the US government will probably be responsible. They may be moving to eliminate a large part of the US population. You had better be prepared for that possibility. If it ever becomes impossible to communicate anywhere in America, it is possible that the government has put its nefarious plans in motion. At such a time, you better figure that Doomsday is here and take whatever actions you have prepared for.


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Upsets Over Bonuses for University Presidents
(KFYI News) Arizona college students and parents upset over bonuses for university presidents.
They are angry because two of our three state public university presidents are expected to receive $40,000 dollar bonuses this year.
The issue adds insult to injury for families who are struggling to pay for the rising costs of tuition.
Former Board of Regent, Chris Herstam, believes the pay hikes are justified. He says if you want the best people, you need to pay them well.
Both ASU and University of Arizona presidents could rake in more than $200,000 in bonuses over the next couple of years.


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This is a typical day in Tokyo where I was fortunate enough to have my camera on me!
Losing the convenience of a garage was a condition of moving here, but I work with what I have. Our car is parked in a quasi-vending machine, so I cant work on it there.
Note turntable at garage entrance.
So the next best option is to park on a quiet bridge in front of our apartment and have at it. Today I endured the harassment of pigeons as I performed a tire rotation.
I then decided to shakedown the car as I ran some errands downtown. Here are some poorly photographed shots of what you will see in downtown Tokyo on a lazy Sunday.
F40 LM(?) taken after leaving the grocery store. It sounded like it had straight-cut gears. Sorry for the crap picture, I caught it at the last minute.
Exactly four minutes later:
The Conti GTCs are not uncommon, but the British Racing Green color was particularly eye-catching. I think I snapped this as I was shifting from 1st to 2nd and steering with my knees.
Stopped for a quick pic from the middle of the road in front of .
the greatest 24 hour sushi joint in the world. You always leave because you have run out of money, not because you have had your fill.
Headed back towards home, I run across a freshly washed Maybach 62.
And then this little gem. 1 of 60 ever made. Its a Crown GT-Z aka supercharged, 5-speed taxi.
Shakedown and grocery run complete, I arrive home:
That fella fishing in the second picture didnt seem to be having any luck. If he is fishing for keeps, he is a braver man than I.
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An oyster from Tokyo bay wont kill you .itll take at least two.
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The Kansas City Star reported this week that the head of Johnson County Community College is retiring. We're trying to book Terry Calaway on The Local Show. Along with increased enrollment during his five year tenure, Calaway is credited with bringing a lot of novel programs to JCCC which is consistently ranked as one of the best community colleges in the country.
People no doubt have heard about the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art which was added during his watch, but also, according to the article, they've also now got an on-campus farm. It supplies food for the campus cafe and its culinary program. And produce grown there also is sold to the community.
It's part of the President's big push to be more environmentally friendly including adding sustainability programs to the curriculum at the college.
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I usually do not take shots of homeless people as I always feel this is taking advantage of their weakness. Yet today at the end of Les Champs Elysées, I saw that woman looking at her face in a mirror with such a proud smile that I felt she was the Queen of Paris enjoying the garden just in front of President Sarkozy's palace.
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... the permit is to purchase... good for three months, but can be extended another 3 months....... I want the weapon for home protection, I don't want a revolver, nor a pistol with excessive noise, flash or something overkill for home protection....After a few dozen Youtube videos, I like a double-action/single action combo, just seems a bit safer before firing and fast re-fire after that.... a 38 special is a good all around weapon because of multiple ammo options, size and recoil - all important things.A BIG consideration too is I'm left-handed. I want a semi-auto and wondering if the shell expeller ...
Stick with two revolvers of the same ammo type over a pistol and a revolver if you are going to purchase two hand guns. That way there is no danger of confusing or mixing up the ammo for two different guns. Then you never have to hand your firearm to an intruder and say, "Here buddy, would you mind holding this for me while I run down stairs to get my other ammo?" :-D
... Several manufacturers make 9mm revolvers... Ruger .357/9mm Blackhawk, Taurus Model 905, Charter Arms Pitbull.
... not trying to recommend them just saying what's available.
However, if an intruder breaks into your house and night, and you're still half-asleep and getting a stressed-out adrenaline rush at the same time, I wouldn't bank on your ability to use a speedloader. Or, for that matter, event to insert a clip and work the slide smoothly on a semi-auto. But however nervous you are, you can always rack a shotgun.
As we could have all assumed from the beginning, gun selection is much like beekeeping, everyone has their preferences and opinions, and reasons of why they like doing things one way or the other. :-DI do have one more opinion though....Concerning revolvers, personally, I'm not a big fan. However, I appreciate some of the points made...safety, ease of operation, etc. etc. And if you firmly believe that six rounds will suite your needs and reloading will not be a priority, I could see going that route.However, suggesting speed loaders for a newbie to use in home defense :? To think anyone with limited experience, especially in a pressure filled situation such as encountering a home invader, is going to posses the fine motor skills to affectively reload, is being a bit unrealistic in my opinion.Even with significant practice, never underestimate what the "pucker factor" does to ones ability to function. So, while there may be "some" advantages for some to own a revolver. I believe it's short comings on number of rounds and slow inefficient loading makes it a hard sell in my book.
However, suggesting speed loaders for a newbie to use in home defense huh To think anyone with limited experience, especially in a pressure filled situation such as encountering a home invader, is going to posses the fine motor skills to affectively reload, is being a bit unrealistic in my opinion.
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The Return of Resource NationalismAugust 13, 2007
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In early 2007, Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez gave some of the world's biggest oil companies a choice (HChron): turn over majority control of their projects to a state-owned company and remain as minority partners, or face a complete nationalization of operations in Venezuela's Orinoco River basin. The region's reserves may rival those of Saudi Arabia, so for major oil companies the stakes were huge. Ultimately, Exxon and ConocoPhillips opted to leave, while BP and Norway's Statoil decided to stay. The move proved especially costly for Conoco, which reported a 94 percent drop in the year's second quarter earnings—a direct result of losing its Orinoco holdings (FT). Exxon said it was too early to gauge the impact of the seizure.
Venezuela is among a small but growing number of resource-rich countries to put the squeeze on international corporations. Russia early this year pressed both BP and Shell (Guardian) into turning over majority stakes in Russian gas operations to state-owned Gazprom. Bolivia nationalized gas and oil fields (NPR), and Ecuador used troops (Forbes) to take over Occidental Petroleum's holdings. It is not just the oil and gas sector facing renationalization. Zimbabwe's government said in June it would nationalize the country's uranium (Reuters) as well as its coal and methane projects.
To the resource-rich developing states involved in such moves, it is an important signal of sovereignty. In an op-ed, Venezuela's ambassador to the United States, Bernardo Alvarez, asserts that the benefits from the developing world's natural resources "can no longer flow (HChron) in only one direction." And though sometimes clothed in populist rhetoric, this trend seems less like the state seizures of the past because international companies are not entirely left out in the cold. Bolivian Vice President Álvaro García Linera told the Christian Science Monitor that his country practices a "21st century-style nationalization." Russian President Vladimir Putin stressed that his country remained open to investment (NYT), pointing out that all of the world's largest companies are represented in Russia.
Still, the reemergence of state-controlled resources has raised concern in some quarters. An internal study prepared by the U.S. military's Southern Command last year obtained by the Financial Times says resource nationalism in Latin America's energy sector will likely increase inefficiencies and "hamper" efforts to increase supply and production. According to the UN Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, though foreign direct investment in the region has increased in terms of dollar amounts, its global share of money flowing into developing countries is shrinking, as transnational corporations lose ground (PDF) to state-owned companies.
Rigoberto Lanz, a senior adviser for Venezuela's Ministry of Science and Technology, acknowledges that in the "short-term" his country will not be "an attractive market (WashPost)" for foreign investment, as businesses wait to see exactly the kind of economic model the country develops. Yet corporate experts note that with the right approach companies can be competitive and profitable in countries experiencing upswings in nationalized resources.


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|Wow, I've been through some of the same things as you have. I second the Proviable DC. I'm using it and can tell a difference between other probiotics that I have tried. You can get it on Amazon for a decent price.
I did try to take Tommy off the prilosec and just go with natural supplements but within 2 days he was having major issues, and it became apparent that his health would suffer drastically. To add to that, I would love for him to be off the prilosec, I do try to go the holistic approach, but I also realize that there is a time and place for conventional medicine if a suitable holistic approach is not available, or just not apparent for the time being. I know that acid reflux can also be tied to his hypothyroidism, which after tests is what my vet feels is the case. Unfortunately sometimes we just don't know what causes these things to occur, we just have to manage the best we can.
I have seen many people on here mention Prozyme, that is one thing I have not tried and am thinking of trying.
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Obviously your dog has its own issues and I have no insight on acid reflux other than personally, I felt the drugs caused more problems than they fixed and I went to managing the foods I ate and the time I ate them.
My dog has some issues with getting a really firm stool but part of it to me is the volume of food he eats..... but no other issues. I have given kefir but it did not resolve that.
My veterinarian gave me this which you can order online at a better price and it seems to work real well and has excellent reviews everywhere. Picked up a stool and, oh my, it had no real odor. Between that and the prozyme I give all seems pretty good.
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Hi everyone. I do not have a German Shepherd, I own 2 Rottweilers. A 9 1/2 year old female (Lila) and a 4 1/2 year old male (Tommy). I joined because you all have the absolute best advice on digestive issues, and believe me I have done a TON of research. I need some advice.
Tommy is hypothyroid, he is on meds that have it under control. The problem is he also suffers from acid reflux, which seems to me worse during high allergy season i.e. spring & fall - but it is pretty much an issue all year long, just worse during these seasons, my vet has him on 40 mg of prilosec, he started out with just 20 mg, but that did not do anything for him. Last night he had a bad episode where he was drooling, gave him a pepcid along with 2 capsules of slippery elm and 2 capsules of ginger - this calmed his stomach down, within 30 minutes. He also gets kefir/greek yogurt with his evening meal. I have tried various probiotic/prebiotics but none have seemed to help him. I currently am giving he and Lila Renew 15 billion capsule probiotic (the people stuff), he was on Great Life and before that Probios - just did not seem to really help. I have also started giving him 3 pieces of pineapple with his morning and evening meal for the bromelain - which has seemed to help somewhat. There are days he regurges and days he does not. His pooh is fine. They are both o a raw diet, and get salmon oil, along with a vitamin E, and longevity in their food, Lila also gets 2 curcumin and synflex.
Lila my female has fatty tumors, she is also on a raw diet. I feel that she needs something to better metabolize her food. She will have pooh that is fine and then food that is formed but soft. I am trying to keep her fatty tumors from getting any larger.
Neither are overweight. Lila has been through a lot of surgeries, both elbows, both knee's.
So if anyone has a suggestion on what I can do to help my "kids" I would greatly appreciate it.
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Julia Gibson, writing in the Liberian Times, sharply criticized the rise in cases of sexual abuse of Liberian girls in schools. "Most of us who follow the news from Liberia may have read of the escalation of pregnancy of students, allegedly by teachers. This shameful and unethical practice is, if not illegal, is not new in Liberia." However, she notes, the rise of gender equity ideas in her country have now made what previously was an accepted reality of life in Liberia, a topic of concern. She points out "in the sixties and seventies I recall female students were also in intimate relationships with teachers in order to get good grades" and these girls even had a nickname from others who referred to them as "teacher pets."
The practice of students in many parts of Africa being compelled to subject themselves to sexual abuse or be required to pay bribes for good grades is all too common. Ms. Gibson notes the new idea of a Gender Ministry is now affording females government support against the abuse to which they have been subjected. Perhaps, criminal prosecution of some teachers might assist in reducing this problem.


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The vibrant, modern city of Seoul definitively lives up to the '24-hour party' tag that other cities can only pay lip service to. A buzzing urban expanse that is striving to reshape its hardened concrete and steel edges with gorgeous city parks, cultural landmarks and tasteful design. You'll find a host of exciting places to eat, drink, shop and relax, whether you're in Hongdae's chic bars and restaurants or the stylish boutiques of Apgujeong. Those shopping for arts, crafts, jewellery, antiques or souvenirs, should head to the wonderful markets and shops of Insa Dong.
Whilst Seoul is embracing all that is modern, it is also rich in history. In the city there are five major palace complexes, which were built under the Joseon Dynasty and provide fine examples of traditional architecture. Whilst all of the palaces are worthy of a visit, Changdeokgung Palace with it's beautiful Secret Garden and the ornate Gyeongbokgung Palace which has an hourly changing of the guard ceremony with soldiers dressed in Joseon-era uniforms are highly recommended.
Once the capital of the ancient kingdom of Silla, Gyeongju is a coastal city in South Korea with a rich selection of cultural and historical attractions. Its Silla heritage stretches back over 1000 years, with ancient sites, relics and ruins found throughout the city. The Gyeongju National Museum is home to countless treasures and the 23 ton Emille Bell cast in AD771. Gyeongju's other highlights include the scenic Anapji Pond, Tumuli Park which is the site of incredible giant grass-covered burial mounds and the ancient UNESCO World Heritage Listed Bulguk-sa Temple. Just out of town, dramatically located on the slopes of Toham Mountain, Seokguram Grotto is another must see! Gyeongju is the historical and cultural heart of South Korea, providing an unrivaled insight into the country's history, religion and culture.
Seoraksan National Park
Designated as a Biosphere Protection Site by UNESCO, the 400 000 sq km Seoraksan National Park's unique rock formations, wildlife, hot springs, dense woodland and temples from the Silla-era make it an area of South Korea that simply has to be visited. Each area of this incredibly beautiful park has its own unique appeal and attractions. Translated as Snowy Crags Mountain, Seoraksan is the third-highest mountain in South Korea. Seoraksan provides a spectacular backdrop for the park's two temples - Sinheungsa and Baekdamsa.
Jeju Island
Although it lies only 85km off the coast of South Korea, Jeju Island (more specifically Jeju-do) has developed its own unique history, traditional dress, architecture and linguistic traditions. With a moderate climate that differs surprisingly from the mainland, Jeju-do has a sub-tropical southern side and a more temperate northern region. On the island, which was recently voted one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, you'll find exquisite botanical gardens, sandy beaches, lava caves, a folk village and the O'Sulloc Tea Museum where you can learn about South Korea's famous traditional tea culture.
The Demiliterized Zone (DMZ)
The Korean DMZ or Korean Demilitarized Zone is a buffer zone between North and South Korea. Created in 1953 at the end of the Korean War, the DMZ remains as one of the most militarized regions in the world. The Military Demarcation Line (MDL) runs directly through the middle of the DMZ, marking the exact point where the front lines were before the agreement between the Soviet Union, The People's Republic of China and North Korea, and the UN and South Korea.
Although tensions still exist between South Korea and North Korea, fascinating tours operate to the DMZ, allowing visitors to get a better understanding of the events that resulted in Korea's division and take a peak into North Korea! Visit Imjingak Park, which commemorates all those who lost their homes or were separated from their families when South Korea was divided. See also the 3rd North Korean Infiltration Tunnel, revealed in 1978 with the help of a North Korean defector, which was intended to allow a surprise invasion by North Korea.
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If a major disaster hits, will people in prison be screwed?
A life-threatening disaster looms ominously over you, your friends, family, and community. As you pack up your essentials, and bug out or head into a shelter, what happens to those who are locked up in your local prisons?
Most prisons roll out disaster management plans, but what happens when they fail? Let's take at the impact of disasters in New Orleans and Haiti, how a breakdown of contingency plans led to tragic outcomes and what might happen in the most extreme disaster scenarios.
Prison Disaster Plan Failures
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the Orleans Parish Prison held over 8,000 prisoners, with a large number of the prisoners incarcerated pre-trial, not yet convicted of any crime.
After the evacuation of the city, generators ran and guards stood post in the early days following Hurricane Katrina, but as guards evacuated, the prison population found itself locked in their cells, wading in chest high in sewage contaminated flood water.
In the face of Hurricane Irene, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg refused to evacuate Rikers Island, home to over 12,000 inmates, including juvenile detainees and prisoners with severe mental illnesses. The New York Times later revealed that no evacuation contingency plan exists for Rikers Island.
Prison disaster management plans are now in place in most cases, with of lower threat, nonviolent inmates to assist guard. In the state of California, inmates with a non-violent background and a lack of sexual offenses are often trained to assist in battling fires, both inside of the prison and in communities should a wildfire occur. New Zealand officials are fighting for the right to include inmates as part of a disaster safety initiative as well.
Releasing inmates
If a society shattering disaster occurred, either natural or man-made, would the prisoners ever be voluntarily released? And if prisoners are released, do the powers that be release lower level prisoners first, then move down the line? Do you release inmates with a history with violent crimes, or those who are sentenced to die?
No official statements from U.S. officials exist concerning a policy leading to the release of inmates in the wake of a large scale crisis. A historical precedent exists for not releasing prisoners, even in the face of impending death. In 1931, officials at the Ohio State Penitentiary refused to release or move inmates during a prison fire, leading to the deaths of over 300 inmates.
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Black Blade: I think in a SHTF scenario that prisoners are royally screwed.


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So how does a state known for rain and coffee produce high quality wines? They plant their grapes on the east side of the Cascade mountains, away from that ever-present rain cloud that sits along the coast. Perhaps wine grapes do well since the sandy loam soils east of the Cascade range give way to an almost desert-like land, saved from drought only by the helpful rivers that run through the area – and the good irrigation systems.
Thinking that the state would do best with typical northern growing grapes like Riesling and Gewurtztraminer, turns out the apple state is well-suited for reds, namely Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and, more recently, Syrah. Of course, whites have not been forgotten - Washington State Rieslings range from bone-dry to sweet, are well-structured and high quality, and Chardonnay dominates most of the other white plantings, making a range of wines. But the reds of the region, Merlot in particular, have made Washington State a quality force to be reckoned with.


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I used to teach dog training classes and do private sessions. I still take all of my dogs through at LEAST one group obedience class.
Learning to listen in a strange environment around strangers with their strange dogs is COMPLETELY different from training at home - no matter how many distractions you have there.
Training classes serve two purposes - to teach the human HOW to work with their dog and to give the dog the experience of having to listen to their human in a 'different' environment.
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I do basic to intermediate OB myself all the time, however I think it is far beneficial for your dog to be in a training environment with other dogs present, all doing the same thing, as this does help your dog learn to be near other dogs, ignore other dogs and assist in building a trust/bond relationship with you. Plus if you intend to trial, your dog will need to be used to being around other dogs.
I also like being trained as the trainer will pick up little things I am doing wrong, things I don't realise I'm doing, so for me classes help both me and my dog.
|We aren't doing classes right now but for me classes provide structure and I think I like learning from real people versus videos -just really like the environment and being exposed to different ideas
The only reason i go to classes is to train him Around other dogs and people. Its not everyone that wants to approach even a 6 mo th old GSD.
That said, if I had known how to train him to ignore other dogs right from the time we had got him, I would not have needed to take group classes. A good trainer is very valuable though when we see issues we aren't progressing on.
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Even the advanced stuff is not rocket science.
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|When we lived in Ontario, we drove an hour for 2.5+ years to train with someone we really liked (in IPO obedience). Now we're living in very rural Alberta (ie. our nearest neighbour is two miles away) and training with someone isn't a reasonable option for us. We loved training with our trainer in Ontario but we are also really enjoying training on our own. Taking responsibility for your own learning is really empowering and it's really fun to plan how you are going to achieve the picture in your mind. We have a lot of freedom to explore and experiment. We watch videos such as those from Michael Ellis, Joanne Fleming, etc. We take a lot of video, slow the clip down, and watch our handling and the dogs. We also have a lot of experienced online friends in agility, IPO, Mondio, FR, etc. who generously answer our questions. We've learned a ton this year since we've had to reason through every step on our own instead of blindly following along with someone's plan.
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So you don't socialize your dog's with any other dogs? At all? I know I've seen you mention it before. I will never be the type to take my pup to the dog park or for doggie play dates. I am torn on group puppy class. I see socialization thrown around all the time and I certainly don't want to cause problems by under socializing her but I also wonder how much that is needed if I know for a fact we aren't going to go romp around with other dogs. I just want her to be able to walk around the neighborhood on a leash without being a nutjob.
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My guys were in back and Molly herder dog popped over the fence! My guys froze and stared but they didn't move towards her, I got her back home safely.
The second time was when my neighbors piece of crap, yappy dog came into our yard, my guys were on the lawn the dog got by me while I was working on the car. I heard barking (not my guys) and looked up to see the little PIA dog barking in Gunthers face!!!! Gunther just stood and stared at him, he didn't move and Struddell stood behind Gunther.
I chased the little miscreant back home, no problem. So again all my guys don't do dog parks but they don't seem to have issues with dogs that invade there space.
Not really taking a stand on puppy classes and doggy training as such. All I wanted was safe happy family pets. Part of that being not having dog reactive dogs and I was able to achieve that by myself. The Leerburg site, which my GSD lead me to. Was the closest I came to needing outside help but "Who pets my puppy or dog" intelligently applied got me thru that. And I think Rocky turned out better still!
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I do alot of my own training, but I like going to classes in order to proof my training, learn new things, expose my dogs to new environments.
Of course it also depends on the class / trainer as to what I will and won't get into.
I don't like classes where you have 'puppy free for alls', did it once, not my thing at all especially when their is a lack of control.
There is always something new to learn and experience
I'm not big on classes but I will say this.
You can't do it alone as well as you can under someone's wing, assuming that person knows what they are doing. You won't find that at a Petsmart or a petco most likely. I'm not saying it can't happen but it probably won't.
I was really lucky. I emailed Cindy from leerburg wondering if she knew any mondio ring sport trainers in my area and she at first said no but later remembered one that had a facility 15 minutes from where I live. He also just happened to be the only trainer in NC (entire south east not counting Florida) with two true legs of mondio ring 1 and who went to nationals to compete. I learned a lot in private sessions as a client.
He got me started on the right research on my own, of which I did a lot. He told me now that the theory was in place the only thing I needed to do to become a great trainer was train a crap ton of dogs. Obviously I didn't have a crap ton of dogs. He did. He also had a job opening and I despite already having gone to school for something else decided to jump on it and pursue a passion instead. The real learning took place after and still continues to.
There's stuff I learned through him I'd have never come up with or learned on my own. There are nuances to it that need to be coached. I've never seen anyone pick up the leash or a treat pouch and do everything great naturally, although some do come closer than others and some pick it up far faster than others.
|Where I live the closest dog class is about an hour away and then its a Petsmart thing. For a real dog class it is even further. There are no dog parks close by. (and I wouldn't go even if there were) So I choose to do it myself. I have 4 other dogs and puppy came from a rescue where he was socialized with many dogs. I'm more concerned about him socializing with people. I've been going to the vets office, the tractor supply, another pet store, my daughters house to meet cats... any place I can think of to socialize him. When I lived in town I have done obedience and training classes. What fun! I'm also really intrigued by Baillif's posts about what he does. Wish there was something like that around here.
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Mathematica and Win 95
I'm connected to a basic Novell Ethernet network and I used the Win 95
32-bit TCP/IP stack to connect to it, but whenever I load the TCP/IP
stack, and then try to run Mathematica, as soon as the kernel begins
to load, my system either locks up, or just gets rebooted. I then
formatted my hard drive and put a fresh copy of Win 95 as well as MMA
(2.2.1 Student Version) on my system and it did the exact same thing.
Now, I'm using DOS drivers to connect to the network and I'm running
16-bit Winsock as my TCP/IP stack. I was wondering if anyone knew
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Kim Kardashian is not going to lose any of her sexy signature style just because she's baby bumpin'!
The new-mom-to-be stepped out looking sharp in Calgary, Canada on Friday night to host the 17th annual ICED Festival at Cowboys Dance Hall.
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Rocking a long-sleeved, black dress, the 32-year-old reality TV star left little to the imagination as the front portion of the ensemble was completely sheer, revealing black lingerie and her famed upper-body assets.
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While Kim looked svelte and didn't appear to have much of a baby belly just yet, the buxom beauty looked glowing and happy as she posed for fans and photographers ahead of the event.
As previously reported on AccessHollywood.com, earlier this month, Kim announced that she was expecting her first child with boyfriend Kanye West.
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"I've felt good. I haven't had any morning sickness, but it isn't the easiest," Kim confessed while hosting a New Year's Ever party in Las Vegas on Monday. "People always say [pregnancy] is easy and fun - it's definitely an adjustment... it's learning about your body."
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Don't be an idiot
Yes, I know LinuxCon has come and gone, and I think they've got the publicity thing covered, especially with the 20-year thing, the gala party, and with Linus being there and all. The buzz is still going, and that's good. But if you're going to a Linux show, make it the Ohio LinuxFest in September. Bradley Kuhn and Cathy Malmrose are keynoting — along with Jon "maddog" Hall — so you'll not want to miss that (especially Cathy — Go ZaReason!).
Jim Zemlin of the Linux Foundation is not one to mince words. In an article on the Network World website by Julie Bort, Zemlin says that while there is no longer a moral imperative to contribute to open source software — something I will take issue with later — he says the following: On the issue contributing back, "[It's] not the right thing to do because of some moral issue or because we say you should do it. It's because you are an idiot if you don't. You're an idiot because the whole reason you're using open source is to collectively share in development and collectively maintain the software. Let me tell you, maintaining your own version of Linux ain't cheap, and it ain't easy."
Veiled or unveiled, this has been interpreted — as outlined later in the article — as a swipe at Canonical/Ubnutu and their much-documented lack of technical contributions back to the Linux kernel and FOSS. Incidentally, Zemlin also makes the point that he's not calling out Canonical with this quote: "Just to be clear, Canonical staff, engineers, management are not idiots. They get open source well and as they grow, I think it will be in their business interests to give back," Zemlin said.
We're not going to go there today, either, except to say this: Canonical/Ubuntu has done an outstanding job in marketing Ubuntu, and there has never been an argument that they have done most for getting Linux in people's hands.
While I agree with Zemlin on non-contributors being idiots, the issue I have with him is this quote on the "moral issue" of contributing back. He seems to think is no longer important, and in another quote he says: "It doesn't matter. I don't care if anyone contributes back." He may be talking about businesses here, but it's unclear. For the sake of argument, let's say he's not talking about businesses — just in case — and that he doesn't care if anyone contributes back.
That's going to be a bit of a problem. On an ethical and moral plane, there is always an obligation to give back something for getting something.
At the risk of being branded a communist, Karl Marx comes into play here: "From each according to their ability, to each according to their need."
Everyone who uses Linux and FOSS gets from each "according to their need," and conversely everyone who uses Linux and FOSS should contribute back "according to their ability." While the Linux kernel is the domain of programmers, and they seem to be covered in this regard, there are thousands of other ways to help out in the distros and/or FOSS programs that you use. Distros and FOSS projects can always use help; some of you are already contributing to your chosen distro or software.
If so, thanks.
If not, then why not?
Can't program? Neither can I, which is why I don't contribute in that area — I want distros and FOSS programs to actually work.
Can you put words together to make sense, complete with subject-verb agreement? Help out with documentation.
Artistically inclined? Help out with graphics and design.
Are you a "people person"? Distros like Fedora, OpenSUSE and Ubuntu have ambassador-type communities that promote their distros, and other FOSS programs may have the same kind of programs as well.
Most distros — like Fedora, OpenSUSE, Ubuntu and others — would welcome your help and have things you can do. Same with FOSS programs like LibreOffice. You know what you use, and you can reach them through their Web sites.
The fact is there is a lot to be done and, chances are, you're the one who can help out.
You'd be an idiot not to.
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text: We don't apparently have a coach. What coach would play Dyess and Theo together when Ilgauskas was not even on the floor. Ilgauskas is the only player on Cleveland who either is needed for. Why get that slow for nothing? (Talking about late 3rd quarter as we fell behind for good.) Flip continues to struggle to replace Afflalo in the rotation. This time, a combination of using Stuckey and later Prince. Gee, you got an excellent defender, and your chief mission in life is to replace him just because he is a rookie. Meanwhile, Rip does not get any rest hardly, and does horrible in the 2nd half. Matter of fact, the Pistons as a whole did horrible in the 2nd half. We do have a bench. What worked last night could have worked tonight. Limit the starters minutes in the first half, have them fresh in the 2nd half where games are generally won or lost. Rip did start out 7 for 11. Hayes hit his first 2 of 3. That was it. No way he made up for all the points he gave up this time. Amir played quite a bit in the first half, and looked quite helpful in providing help out D. He should have played a whole lot more in this one. (And Dyess had no business in the game at all. Theo or Amir should have started.) Maxiell was off the bench early in the first half. We did fine with him on the floor. Why he was kept out so much in the 2nd half is way beyond me. Except we don't have a coach. Ben Wallace plays pretty good D. So Sheed decided to take the rest of the night off and launch a bunch of threes. Not good. Stuckey hit a couple of jumpers. Not bad really. Should have played more, especially to finish out the 2nd quarter. Billups was doing nothing special to warrent taking away developement time from Stuckey. Dixon nor Afflalo played. Now they say Hunter will play the last 10 games. Too bad Joe and Flip are planning their 1st round exit. Cleveland honestly did not look that good. On defense, sure, guys like Delonte and Ben can play, but on offense? Weak. Except for Bron. Why can't we defend against Cleveland? Flip will not play young players who can hustle and defend shooters. Flip likes offense, defense no. That is why Hayes gets to play. Even the scatter shot Dixon gets to play some games, cause Flip just does not care about defense. Theo looked good for a moment or two. Blocked a shot on one end and hustled down the floor for the fast break dunk. One other block and that was it for the energy that a 34 year old can bring who is recovering from a bad back after 2 years not playing. Did I mention how active Amir looked on D?


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Plenty of Republicans are talking about a government shutdown, despite what Limbaugh says
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On his radio show today Rush Limbaugh played a clip of History professor Doug Brinkley warning the Republican Party away from attempting a repeat of 1995's government shutdown. Limbaugh dismissed Brinkley's warning, saying that "nobody anywhere is talking about shutting down the government" and that "they" are just trying to "frighten voters":
LIMBAUGH: You are going to continually hear that the objective is to shut down the government. It is not. There's not Newt Gingrich redux going on here. Gridlock is not shutting down the government. Nobody in the Tea Party, nobody anywhere, is talking about shutting down the government as happened in 1995. They're trying to mischaracterize and impugn people again, and frighten voters into thinking that's what you're all about. You know it isn't, we know it isn't, and they know it isn't.
Oh really?
It's funny that Limbaugh brings up Gingrich, because the former House speaker -- who is still a major player in Republican politics and conservative media -- has endorsed the idea of a government shutdown if Obama refuses to sign legislation defunding healthcare reform. The Hill reported in April:
"You have to consistently communicate key messages because the presidency is such a powerful instrument," he said. "I think this city has fundamentally misunderstood what happened with the shutdown. To most of the country, it became a signal that we were serious...If we win we have every right to say 'the American people have spoken."
Asked if he would encourage the Republicans to push for a shutdown, Gingrich said that the GOP needs to be ready to stand on principle.
RedState blogger/CNN contributor Erick Erickson and Fox News correspondent Dick Morris have also raised the possibility of a government shutdown. Erickson in particular seemed positively elated at the prospect, tweeting: "I'm almost giddy thinking about a government shutdown this year. I cannot wait!" Morris said in an August 27 speech at an Americans for Prosperity Foundation conference that "there's going to be a government shutdown just like in '95 and '96, but we're going to win it this time, and I'll be fighting on your side."
There's more. On September 10, Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-GA) told the crowd at the Faith & Freedom Conference that he was all for another shutdown. At least two congressional candidates are open to the idea as well: Teresa Collett, who is running for the House in Minnesota, told Think Progress that the Republican caucus "might have to do that" in order to gut health care reform. Joe Miller, the Tea Party candidate in the Alaskan Senate race, also said he was open to shutting down the government if that's "what it takes."
Add to the list a handful of prominent Republicans who have shied away of endorsing a shutdown, but also explicitly refused to rule it out: for example, House minority leader John Boehner, who told CNN, "I'm not going to get into ... what ifs." McConnell had a similar response. And RNC chair Michael Steele told CNN that the GOP was "not going to compromise on raising the debt ceiling," even though, as Think Progress said, such a position "will almost certainly lead to a government shutdown."
So at least nine Republicans in media and government are either for shutting down the government or at least won't rule out the idea. But wait! I left one person off the list: Rush Limbaugh himself, who, on the December 15, 2009, edition of his radio program, suggested that the GOP should do "whatever works" in order to stop health care reform. He said there was "nothing off the table; amendments, spending bills, gridlock, government shut down if we have to. It's that serious."
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My aunt has a 2009 Jeep Commander that she wants to get rid of to get something smaller. She has proposed a straight up swap for my wife's '10 Rav4 (one payment left).
On the surface this looks like a good deal to me, the Commander seems to be a substantially larger vehicle and has lots of options like rear A/C, heated seats, etc.
I'd be very happy to get rid of the Rav since I've never liked it, but I don't know anything about the Jeep reliability wise. Would it be more trouble than it's worth? Aunt says it has around 35K miles and has never had a problem of any kind.


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Mount Abu is the only hill station in the deserts of Rajasthan. Among forts and palaces, this quiet hill station is quite popular with local tourists as well as visitors from across the country. A place of great religious reverence to the Jain community, the Dilwara Jain Temple is a set of five temples, all belonging to a different century. The temples are carved out of white marble and depict scenes of Gods and Goddesses and are a must visit for their architectural brilliance. You can also spend a day at Nakki Lake. Lying in the hills, this lovely lake offers boating opportunities to visitors. The Mount Abu Wildlife Sanctuary is another wonderful way to spend your time on this hill station and can take up your entire day, so do keep yourself free. For trekkers and adventure enthusiasts, the Guru Shikhar is the highest peak in the region and trekking here is a memorable and adventurous experience, though if you aren't an experienced trekker, you may need a little help! There are numerous hotels and guesthouses here, though depending on the type of traveller you are, it might be a good idea to do a little bit of research before settling on a place to stay.
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I bought a helmet from SgtFang a few months ago, and I've been painting it using Rogue Studios' paint list. I didn't take pics sooner because I think Batninja covered the cleanup really well in his thread, and also I don't like being watched while I work! However, I'm already pretty happy with how it looks, so I decided to show off a little.
I started with a gray primer coat, then Rustoleum aluminum spray paint. The rest of the colors are from various versions of RS's list. Major scratches are being made using masking fluid, though it has trouble with the thicker paints like the Panzer Olive Green (I'm brush painting btw). The only major section I have yet to start is the back panel because I'm not sure what color to use for the tan scratches. I have also not yet decided how to attach the ear pieces or whether I should get a servo for my rangefinder, since the part is solid resin and won't light up anyway. The stalk is a BKBT aluminum, very nice
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I personally don't use the end seals, but I've seen people use them and RTV them, only to have them push out from the slippery RTV when tightened. If I used them I'd only RTV the ends where they meet the side gaskets, and keep the rest dry so it holds better.
oil leak from manifold.
It would be best to use a vented breather cap on the other valve cover. Make sure that the valve cover has a baffle under the breather cap to keep oil from splashing on it soaking the filter element. If it isn't baffled use a baffled grommet.
i'm sure u did this.. but i mention it anyway..
if u gottta pull it again.. make sure u clean it good with a rag and brake cleaner... if u use the rubber gasket use some RTV top and bottom of it.. if not use a GOOD bead of RTV making use it ooz's out evenly... leave for at least a day to cure..
if u don't want to pull it again (can understand that), clean the area with bk clean and wipe with paper towel... put some rtv on your finger and press it in the mating surface, let that cure too...
The second time the manifold was off. I removed the plug for the oil pressure port and also resealed that. I'm running the oil pressure sensor from a different location, the one your talking about just has a plug threaded plug in it. But I checked for leaks from there and it's dry.
I never thought about the crankcase pressure. I'm still using a pcv valve in the one vale cover and just a oil fill cap ( nonvented), in the other cover. Is that pressure that high that it could blow out the sealant.
I'm using just sealant along the back of the engine, also have and never had issues until now.
One thing to check is the oil pressure sending unit is right beside the distributor. You'll need to check it first to assure the leaks not coming from there. If your positive it's coming from where the blocks china wall meets the intake then one thing that can cause it is crank case gas build up. Since tunnel rams don't use PCV valves then I'm guessing your using breathers in the valve covers. Make sure they are both open as if they are clogged it can build up pressure to the point it forces it out. You said you used sealant on top of the china wall, did you clean the top of the china wall spotless?
Did you use the gasket with sealant on it or just a bead of sealant alone?
I never heard of the intake warping due to the issue with the distributor, however it's possible that it cracked the intake and the crack is not visible to the naked eye.
oil leak from manifold.
i have a sbc with a tunnel ram manifold set up for fuel injection. never had a problem with oil leaking from the back of the manifold where it seals against the block until recently.
i had to replace the cam because the distributor hold down cam loose and destroyed the drive gear and the cam gear. in other words, tried pushing the distributor out the top. after all was said and done, while breaking in the new cam, the engine developed a leak from the back of the block by the manifold, i removed the manifold again, and resealed the manifold, only to have he same issue. the oil leak is a consistent drip until the engine is shut off, everything else is dry except for the back of the manifold.
my question, has anyone ever seen a manifold get warped at the back from something like this happening. and why wouldnt the sealant fill that gap if it was warped.
any information is apprecaited.
thanks dan.
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In Barrett's esophagus, tissue in the tube connecting your mouth and stomach (esophagus) is replaced by tissue similar to the intestinal lining.
Barrett's esophagus is most often diagnosed in people who have long-term gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) — a chronic regurgitation of acid from the stomach into the lower esophagus. Only a small percentage of people with GERD will develop Barrett's esophagus.
Barrett's esophagus is associated with an increased risk of developing esophageal cancer. Although the risk is small, it's important to have regular checkups for precancerous cells. If precancerous cells are discovered, they can be treated to prevent esophageal cancer.
The tissue changes that characterize Barrett's esophagus cause no symptoms. The signs and symptoms that you experience are generally due to GERD and may include:
Many people with Barrett's esophagus have no signs or symptoms.
If you've had trouble with heartburn and acid reflux for more than five years, ask your doctor about your risk of Barrett's esophagus.
Seek immediate help if you:
The exact cause of Barrett's esophagus isn't known. Most people with Barrett's esophagus have long-standing GERD. In GERD, stomach contents wash back into the esophagus, damaging esophagus tissue. As the esophagus tries to heal itself, the cells can change to the type of cells found in Barrett's esophagus.
However, some people diagnosed with Barrett's esophagus have never experienced heartburn or acid reflux. It's not clear what causes Barrett's esophagus in these people.
Factors that increase your risk of Barrett's esophagus include:
People with Barrett's esophagus have an increased risk of esophageal cancer. The risk is small, especially in people whose lab tests show no precancerous changes (dysplasia) in their esophagus cells. Most people with Barrett's esophagus will never develop esophageal cancer.
Barrett's esophagus is most often diagnosed in people with GERD who are being examined for GERD complications. If your doctor discovers Barrett's esophagus on an endoscopy exam, you may be referred to a doctor who treats digestive diseases (gastroenterologist).
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask other questions during your appointment.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may make time to go over points you want to spend more time on. You may be asked:
Endoscopy is generally used to determine if you have Barrett's esophagus.
A lighted tube with a camera at the end (endoscope) is passed down your throat to check for signs of changing esophagus tissue. Normal esophagus tissue appears pale and glossy. In Barrett's esophagus, the tissue appears red and velvety.
Your doctor is likely to remove a small tissue sample (biopsy). The biopsy can be examined to determine the degree of tissue change.
A doctor who specializes in examining tissue in a laboratory (pathologist) determines the degree of dysplasia in your esophagus cells. Your tissue may be classified as:
Treatment for Barrett's esophagus depends on the degree of dysplasia found in your esophagus cells and your overall health.
Your doctor will likely recommend:
High-grade dysplasia is thought to be a precursor to esophageal cancer. For this reason, your doctor may recommend:
If you have treatment other than surgery to remove your esophagus, your doctor is likely to recommend medication to reduce acid and help your esophagus heal.
Lifestyle changes can ease symptoms of GERD, which may underlie Barrett's esophagus. Consider:
If you've been diagnosed with Barrett's esophagus, you may worry about your risk of esophageal cancer. The risk of developing cancer is very small. If you experience anxiety, consider:
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Toxic Principles: Grayanotoxins
Clinical Signs: Vomiting, diarrhea, depression, cardiovascular collapse, hypersalivation, weakness, coma, low blood pressure, death. Ingestion of a few leaves can cause serious problems.
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Clubbing is changes in the areas under and around the toenails and fingernails, and in the nails themselves that may occur with some disorders.
Common symptoms of clubbing:
Clubbing can develop quickly, often within weeks. It also can go away quickly when its cause is treated.
Lung cancer is the most common cause of clubbing. Clubbing often occurs in heart and lung diseases that reduce the amount of oxygen in the blood, such as:
Other causes of clubbing:
If you notice clubbing, call your health care provider.
A person with clubbing usually has symptoms of another condition. Diagnosing that condition is based on:
Medical history questions may include:
The following tests may be done:
There is no treatment for the clubbing itself. The cause of clubbing can be treated, however.
Murray JF, Schraufnagel DE. History and physical examinations. In: Mason RJ, Broaddus VC, Martin TR, et al. Murray & Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2010:chap 17.


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Do you like castles?
Love it!
Do you like castles?
yup i do merry..
do you like swimming in the ocean..
The ocean is fine --- I like seashells; I refuse to swim after nearly drowning once
Do you like crab meat
do you like buffalo chicken wings?
Love it
Do you like reading
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
kinda hard to answer; I rarely read but I certainly don't dislike it; I just never bother. but, when I have a good book, I can't put it down until I'm finished, except for basic needs, eating, sleeping, bathroom, etc...
do you like playing cards?
rarely do - but I enjoy it when I do
Do you like bowling
I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas
yes, but haven't been in many years
do you like sailing
do you like indian food
Do you like cooking
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Throttled is a bandwidth shaping application for Mac OS X and FreeBSD which allows you to cap your upstream bandwidth, prioritize ACK packets, and keep your download speeds high even when your server is sending out at full speed.
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