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About Mrs. Moctezuma...This is my fifth year teaching and I am excited to be working with the new fourth graders! I earned my Bachelor's degree from Elmhurst College in May 2011. When I am not teaching, I love to play sports and spend time with my family and friends.
Fun Facts about Mrs. Moctezuma:Favorite food: pizzaFavorite colors: blue and purpleFavorite movie: UpFavorite hobby: building puzzlesFavorite snack: DoritosFavorite fruit: cherriesFavorite book: "Out of My Mind"Favorite exercise: jogging with musicPeople you most admire: : My parentsFavorite restaurants: Café Iberico & Portillo'sThe best advice you have ever received: You need to try your best, to do your best, to be your best!Mission for the ClassI am looking forward to working with all of my students and having a successful school year! As a team, our goal is: work hard to reach our potential and be victorious. We hope to accomplish this goal by the end of the year and work together to make it possible. We will learn from our mistakes by fixing them, no matter what the problem may be.


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San Antonio – The Saga at Main Plaza: Projected on the façade of the San Fernando Cathedral, San Antonio – The Saga tells the story of the city through a spectacular display of color, light, music and historical images. Free Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays at 9 p.m.
San Antonio Museum of Art: The San Antonio Museum of Art is housed in a castle-like building that was formerly the Lone Star Brewery. This museum is noted for its antiquities collections and the Latin American Art. Free Sundays 10a.m. to 12p.m.
The DoSeum: Celebrate imagination and education at San Antonio's Museum for Kids, featuring exhibits that make learning fun. Free admission is offered the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
The Briscoe Western Art Museum: The Briscoe Western Art Museum on the River Walk preserves and interprets the art, history and culture of the American West through exhibitions, educational programs and public events. Free for children 12 & under and for active military personnel and up to four of their family members.
Institute of Texan Cultures: The Institute of Texan Cultures, located in Hemisfair Park, presents the stories of the people who settled Texas through exhibits, programs and special events.
Brackenridge Park: One of the city's most beloved parks is Brackenridge Park which features alcoves perfect for picnics, a playground, trails for quiet walks and a dog park.
Hemisfair: Relax for a spell in this functional urban oasis that offers plenty of green space in our vibrant downtown area. Built to host the 1968 World's Fair, Hemisfair also features Yanaguana Garden, with playscapes, a splash pad, public art and more.
The Missions & Alamo: San Antonio began as a community of five Spanish colonial missions built along the spring-fed San Antonio River. These missions have collectively been named the first World Heritage Site in Texas by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). All are open to the public and free to explore, including the world-famous Alamo. For easy access from mission to mission, San Antonio's 12-mile Mission Trail is perfect and welcomes hiking and biking. If you don't want to bring your bike on your trip, you can rent one using the affordable B-Cycle program. You can also take the VIVA Mission service by VIA for $2.75!
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La Villita: Originally established by Spanish soldiers stationed at the Alamo, La Villita has been reincarnated as a historic arts village where beautifully restored residences house galleries and shops.
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King William Historic District: Just south of downtown, the King William Historic District — the first historic district in Texas — reflects San Antonio's European heritage in a gracious residential area settled in the late 1800s by German immigrants. Free brochure guides and maps are provided at saconservation.org
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Ford Holiday Boat Caroling, December 1-22: Listen to the joyous sounds of carolers from more than 185 school, church, company and civic choral groups along the banks of the River Walk. Each night, boats float on the river with groups performing live Christmas carols for the public, who can enjoy the performances while strolling the walkways or sitting on a restaurant patio.
SeaWorld's Christmas Celebration, November 18-December 31: Enjoy SeaWorld San Antonio's amazing array of family-friendly seasonal shows and find dazzling Christmas lights, candy canes, hot chocolate and more.
Six Flags Holiday in Park, 2017 TBA: Experience thrilling rides and exciting family entertainment, along with tasty treats and iceless skating, at Six Flags Fiesta Texas.
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We have a very successful site selling products in the UK. We are now looking at expanding into Europe.
We currently rank #1 for all our major keywords in the UK which results in use having over 2000 organic visits per day. We then complement this with PPC.
We would like to roll this out into Europe and work to get #1 rankings in the countries we are looking to aim at, France, Germany, Holland, Spain, Belgium.
The problem is that the keywords are not the same in each country due to the language
Google also obviously put a lot of weight on which country the website is hosted so with this in mind is it best to go for a different site in each country.
This would be an intensive and expensive method as each site would need individual SEO and also the site design cost would be x5.
We have registered our domian name with .eu which we plan to use.
As all ways thank you for your comments in advance.
You will need to treanslate your site into the 5 languages whatever you do or have I misunderstood? If so, the new language pages will need SEO.
The one consideration you may have (which I didn't when I created a new site in Russian) is corporate identitity. You may want to link the different language versions to one corporate site. I think (I'm an amateur on this) corporate identity can be achieved by using sub domains.
You mentioned in you recent forum , that google puts alot of effort into where a website is hosted.
I am looking for starting a website which needs to be hosted somewhere and im looking at what the implications are of having the website hosted in the US versus the UK.
If I host in the US ,will the majority of my traffic be in the US and likewise for a UK site ?
Or for a us hosted site will my site rank high in google.us (and how about google.com ) and for a uk site a high ranking for google.co.uk ?
I will post this message in the forum question as well.
Google also obviously put a lot of weight on which country the website is hosted so with this in mind is it best to go for a different site in each country.
Check out the Google webmaster tools. You can set a site's preferred regional market there. However, if you already have a ccTLD like .co.uk, then Google will tell you that they already target your site for the UK.


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I noticed my car was a quart shy today.
I'm at 14,000 miles. I've been changing oil by the book, break-in change then 7500 miles then 15000 miles, so on and so forth.
I've never had a car use a quart between changes this early in the life of the car. So I'm kind of pissed off at Subaru.
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Re: Best swimming classes in North Berkeley/Albany?
Two new Albany pools just opened in February - and swim lessons are underway. The pools are next to Albany High School at 1311 Portland Ave at Key Route, and are shared by the HS and the community. Check on the availability of swim lessons for all ages from babies to seniors, as they fill fast. I know people who have enjoyed Albany swim lessons in the past, and the current swimmers seem very happy.
The pools (yes - TWO pools, one indoors and warm, the other outdoors and olympic size) are amazingly wonderful. The pools and locker rooms are clean and beautiful, and there are lots of open hours for lap swim and family swim. Check the Albany pool site for swim lessons and hours by going to the website http://www.ausdk12.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=92446=d. Happy to be back at the Albany pool
Note: the Albany pool was closed from 2009 until Feb 2012 for reconstruction.
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The Albany High School pool has a great teacher with a great toddler class for three different ages. My son loves it. Happy swimming! Irina
April 2008
Re: Infant-parent swim class
My kids both took swim lessons at the pool at the Albany high school when they were babies and then toddlers. The lessons were really fun for them, and I do believe helped to get them used to the water. They are 4- and 6-years-old now and are both little fishes. Here is some info from a previous post on the subject: The address is 1311 Portland Ave.; their phone is 559-6440. Also see:http://www.citynight.com/~ahs/community/swim.html. Liz O.
Re: Pool for handicapped woman (Jan 2005)
The Albany Pool (on Portland St) has a lift into and out of the pool. They have community swim hours, but I have no idea how one arranges to use the lift. I'd suggest you look them up on the web at http://www.enterit.com/ALBANY6640/ to find out. former Albany pool user
Re: Pool for family swim near El Cerrito, A.M. hours (June 2004)
Have you checked out the Albany Pool? It's just a few blocks south of El Cerrito on Key Route. The website is http://www.enterit.com/ALBANY6640/ Happy Swimming
Re: Mommy and me class for 6-month-old (Sept. 2002)
We have just started at the Albany pool (near the High School) and are very happy with it. Only $5/class. The sessions are 8-weeks, but they only ask you to commit to and pay for four classes per session, so it's very flexible. Go to all 8, or as few as 4. class consists mostly of singing songs that get the kids paddling, kicking, blowing bubbles. It's offered Sat. mornings only.
Albany Pool has Parent and Tot classes for children 6 months to 4 years. I know there are classes Saturday mornings, and there may be classes at other times as well. The summer session is just about to start (if it hasn't started already). The address is 1311 Portland Ave.; their phone is 559-6440. Also see:http://www.citynight.com/~ahs/community/swim.html
From: Steve
Albany Pool has a swimming class for toddlers in which most of the half hour each week is spent singing various songs together in the pool. As each child must be held by a parent, there is unfortunately not much opportunity for interaction between the children nor for unconstrained expression. Nevertheless, it can be a lot of fun for the toddlers. The class meets on Saturday mornings at 10:30, and I believe that it runs year-round, although it's much more popular in the summer. The park next to the pool has two nice playgrounds, one of which is tailored to toddlers.
I really enjoyed taking my 2 yo to Albany Pool for their infant swim classes. It really is more of a water familiarity class. Parents and babies go into the water (heated indoor pool) and the instructor leads the class in participatory songs that encourage the children to splash with their hands, kick with their feet, blow bubbles with their mouths, etc... later in the session, jumping from the side of the pool is introduced and at the end of every session is brief play time where the kids have a choice of water type toys (boats, floating stuffed toys, etc...).
My only complaint would be that the class goes really quickly (only 1/2 hour) which is plenty of time but they always seemed to have another class immediately following and I felt rushed to hurry up and get out of the water (we know the results of trying to rush a 2 yo or otherwise hurry him into doing something he doesn't want to do!) Dorothy
Re: infant class
There is infant swim on a drop-in basis several times per week at Albany Pool, including Saturday mornings. Frequent infant swim classes at the Richmond Plunge, (e.g., Tue/Thur, 6 classes/$29), contact Richmond Parks & Rec, and remember to duck and cover in case of earthquake. MLK pool in north berkeley has baby swim times summers only. David


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One of the most enduring legends of Roman Britain concerns the disappearance of the Ninth Legion.
The theory that 5,000 of Rome's finest soldiers were lost in the swirling mists of Caledonia, as they marched north to put down a rebellion, forms the basis of a new film, The Eagle, but how much of it is true?BBC News - The Roman Ninth Legion's mysterious lossThe anonymously authored Augustan History, compiled in the 3rd Century, provides further detail, noting that when Hadrian became emperor, "the Britons could not be kept under Roman control".
The British problem was of deep concern to Roman central government. Thanks to a tombstone recovered from Ferentinum in Italy, we know that emergency reinforcements of over 3,000 men were rushed to the island on "the British Expedition", early in Hadrian's reign. The emperor himself visited the island in AD 122, in order to "correct many faults", bringing with him a new legion, the Sixth.
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Small press, Patti Smith, and Terrance Hayes win at the 2010 National Book Awards
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Iconic rocker Patti Smith has won the National Book Award for nonfiction for "Just Kids," her memoir of her close relationship with artist Robert Mapplethorpe. The win took many by surprise.
There was another surprise at the National Book Awards, held Wednesday night at Cirpriana Wall Street in New York City. Instead of being awarded to one of the big-name nominees (Peter Carey, Nicole Krauss), the fiction award went to Jaimy Gordon, whose book "Lords of Misrule" was published by McPherson & Co., a small independent press.
Poetry winner Terrance Hayes, who has been the recipient of a Whiting Award, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, can add National Book Award to his list of literary achievements. His poetry collection is "Lighthead."
Read poems from Hayes here, check out his Harriet posts here, and watch a video of Hayes discussing poetry and Pittsburgh here.
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While Tuesday's federal cabinet shuffle was an overall positive for Canada, the cards were stacked against Manitoba, Westman's Conservative MPs reflected on Tuesday.
With Kildonan-St. Paul MP MaryAnn Mihychuk removed as federal employment minister, Winnipeg South Centre MP Jim Carr has become the only Manitoban in cabinet by keeping his spot as natural resources minister in the Liberal government.
Dauphin-Swan River-Neepawa MP Robert Sopuck said that he liked Mihychuk and is disappointed to see her go — a sentiment Brandon-Souris MP Larry Maguire supports.
"This will result in Manitoba having a lesser voice on powerful cabinet committees and will make it more difficult to advance our province's priorities within the executive," Maguire wrote in emailed correspondence.
While there were negatives in the shuffle, Sopuck also pointed to a positive in its clear focus on addressing Donald Trump's Jan. 20 ascension to the role of President of the United States.
On that front, it's refreshing to see Chrystia Freeland named Canada's new foreign affairs minister, Sopuck said, noting that she has a lot of experience in the United States, having both lived there and commenting on public policy there.
"These ministers are going to have to come up against some very serious and no-nonsense secretaries that president-elect Trump has appointed," Sopuck said.
Freeland replaces Stéphane Dion, whom Maguire considers "a rather weak foreign affairs minister."
Brandon University political science associate Prof. Kelly Saunders said there were no real surprises in Tuesday's cabinet shuffle, which she views as a positive means of addressing Trump's presidency.
In particular, she cites John McCallum's exit from politics to become Canada's next ambassador to China as a positive.
Should Trump choose to act on the protectionist rhetoric he has shared in recent months, Canada will need to actively diversify its export markets, she said.
"It makes sense," she added. "We are a trading country. Canada depends on trade so it makes sense we'd look for trading partners elsewhere … It's logical that we'd be looking to China, and that's only going to be good news."
While the United States is Canada's strongest trading partner, Sopuck noted that Canada — and Westman in particular — is heavily dependent on trade, and that "putting all our eggs in one basket makes us more vulnerable."
Regardless of Tuesday's cabinet shuffle and its potential for positive impacts, both Sopuck and Maguire noted that the underlying goals and direction of the Trudeau government remain in play, which the Conservative MPs predictably do not support.
Still, Maguire affirmed that he'd continue to work with anyone he needs to in order to advance the interests of Westman.
"The cabinet must encourage job creation and press for approval of the Keystone XL pipeline," he noted. "They must tell us how they plan to defend NAFTA and protect the Westman jobs that depend on it."
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This time, the image on the screen reveals a weather application rather than the travel website or app that was seen on the first leak. The gestures appear to be the exact same as seen previously. Like the first leak, it isn't much but it does show us how the gesture based UI handles some tasks. What do you guys think about this early look at BB10?
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Kid Robot and Stones Throw have teamed up for the Quasimoto figure, which will be released February 19, 2009. The Quasimoto figure is 8-inches tall, available in equal quantities of yellow and blue, each with a brick and spliff "cigarette."
The hip-hop artist Quasimoto (aka Lord Quas) was created by Madlib. He has released two albums, The Unseen and The Further Adventures of Lord Quas, a collection of singles, and guest appearances on albums by Madvillain and Jaylib. The Quasimoto figure is based on the character drawn by Jeff Jank.


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A queasy sample of the 'new British realism' of the early '60s, based on a novel by Lynne Reid Banks, with Caron as a pregnant French girl who holes up in a Notting Hill bedsit. The house, of course, is peopled by a surefire stockpot of picturesque characters, from seedy doctor and gay black to lesbian actress and chatty tart, not forgetting the tyro writer (Bell) who falls for Caron and draws literary inspiration from their story. Good performances, but it's all a bit like a po-faced trial run for TV's Rising Damp.
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Illinois and Indiana were selected to the 2013 NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, the NCAA announced on Monday. The Hoosiers earned the Big Ten's automatic bid after winning the conference tournament and are a No. 1 seed, hosting Regional play in Bloomington, Ind. Illinois earned an at-large selection and are the No. 3 seed in the Nashville Regional, marking the second straight season that two Big Ten teams have been selected to the field.
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In Nov 2004 this was the first post I wrote on this new blog.
It was short and not very deep but it's still relevant!
We (the church) – have the answer, we may not be perfect or even close but we know someone who is perfect.
We have the answer!
I may feel inadequate when a child misbehaves or is going through a tough time.
I may feel like I have nothing to give – but we do – do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded (Heb 10:35)
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Carlisle squandered the opportunity to put daylight between themselves and seventh-placed Notts County in League One when they conceded a last-minute equaliser at struggling Wycombe.
The Cumbrians took the lead 17 minutes into the second half when Jon-Paul McGovern produced a sidefooted shot which hit the bar with home defender Grant Basey the last person to touch the ball for an own goal.
Carlisle appeared to be heading for all three points but the Chairboys scored what could prove to be a vital equaliser in the final minute. Stuart Beavon played a ball to Stuart Lewis who drilled a ball from 20 yards into the top left-hand corner of the goal.
The draw sees Wycombe just one point off safety while Carlisle are two ahead of Notts County in the final play-off place, after the Magpies enjoyed a 3-0 win at Leyton Orient - though that the victory was less emphatic than the scoreline suggests.
County went in front with 20 minutes remaining against the run of play as they took advantage of a mistake by Orient goalkeeper Jamie Jones. He dropped the ball and Damion Stewart made sure, slotting home with the Orient defence looking on.
The visitors doubled their lead six minutes later when Lloyd Sam's cross found Jeff Hughes in the six-yard box and he made no mistake, and Sam then turned scorer with the final goal into the bottom right-hand corner in the last minute.
Colchester and Hartlepool drew 1-1. The visitors took the lead when Evan Horwood's cross was headed home by Antony Sweeney in the 17th minute but their hosts drew level with nine minutes to go, with Freddie Sears taking full advantage of a penalty after Gavin Massey was fouled in the box.
Stevenage's fading play-off hopes were dealt another blow when they went down to a 3-0 defeat at Tranmere.
Tranmere made an ideal start by going ahead in the second minute, with on-loan Jake Cassidy first to pounce when Ash Taylor's header was parried by Stevenage goalkeeper Chris Day. Nine minutes later Cassidy made it 2-0, heading home Andy Robinson's corner, and 13 minutes from time Lucas Akins fired home John Welsh's cross.
Scunthorpe moved further towards mid-table with a 1-0 win against Exeter, who remain deep in trouble. Jon Parkin scored the only goal of the game with a little under a quarter of an hour remaining, firing home after collecting the ball from Jamie Reckord.


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The modern classroom rapidly evolved over the last few decades as information and communication technology became smaller, lighter, cheaper and, quite often, untethered.
Coupled with the ability to share unimaginable amounts of information across the globe, this has transformed the way our modern society accesses information and how people learn in schools and universities.
What do you notice about these future visions of schools?Image: Miriam Migliazzi and Mart KleinSource: dainz.net
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Several hundred years ago, Prince Hamlet agonized over what he should do regarding his stepfather who he believed had killed his own father. Fast forward today, and the most critical question in Denmark is how to deal with the Muslim niqab veil or the burqa which covers the body. At a time when his nation has serious issues concerning its economic health, Prime Minister Lars Loekke Rasmussen is consumed with this momentous issue as to what a handful of Muslim women wear. "The government's position is clear. The burqa and the niqab have no place in Danish society. They symbolize a view of women and humanity that we totally oppose and that we want to combat in Danish society." These are powerful words and one would imagine he intends to deal with a problem that must be solved in order to save Danish society.
FACTS: Muslims represent about 1.9% of the inhabitants of Denmark and among Muslim women an estimated 100-200 women actually wear either of those garments. The figure is 0.15 percent of Muslim women in Denmark wear those garments. One would wonder if there are more serious issues the prime minister could become upset about like poverty or global warming.
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Police: Two thieves caught after getting car stuck in mud
Investigators said a pair of suspected thieves could have gotten away with $30,000 worth of stolen electronics if they hadn't taken a wrong turn and gotten stuck in the mud.
Deputies said 21-year-old Matthew Swaggerty and 20-year-old Timothy Marrison were booked into the Volusia County Jail after they burglarized several cars and houses and even a shed along a quiet street early Thursday morning.
Police said the two stole cameras, computer equipment, power tools, a cell phone, camping equipment and other items worth nearly $30,000.
But police said their crime spree started to unravel when the two hit a dead end. Police said instead of turning around, the pair drove right though a yard on Pine Meadow Drive in DeBary and onto a sprinkler head.
Lots of gushing water and a big muddy hole later, the men were stuck.
"There was a dead end. They didn't know that and they couldn't turn around, couldn't get away, so they went over my lawn," said witness Hans Kretchmer
He said they tried to get him to pull them out of his yard once they got stuck around 3 a.m.
He refused and went to bed. They tried to get themselves out by ripping off neighbor's fence pickets using Kretchmer's landscaping blocks, police said. Kretchmer said a shovel was also taken from his shed.
"Did you realize they were using your shovel to dig themselves out?" WFTV's Steve Barrett asked.
"No, I found it later. They couldn't use it because it was a coal shovel. It wasn't made for digging," said Kretchmer.
Deputies said it was the cell phone with a tracking device that the thieves stole that led them to the crime scene. The tracker showed that the phone hadn't gone far from the victim's home; it was just a few houses down the street.
A deputy walked down the street around 6 a.m. and found Swaggerty and Marrison trying to get their Camaro's tire free from the mud
Swaggerty and Marrison are charged with burglary of an occupied dwelling, grand theft and burglary of an unoccupied dwelling.
Deputies said both men admitted to committing multiple burglaries in the area.
However, additional charges are expected as investigators determine where other recovered items, such as car parts, a GPS unit, designer sunglasses and unopened bottles of alcohol were taken from.
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Hi everyone, my neighbor has a dog that barks incessantly and particularly when he is left Lone. When I notified the neighbor that the dog was barking non-stop, he informed me that he was a service dog in training because he has seizures. Of course, I said no problem but I would appreciate that they get this under control. Dogs bark, I understand that but they are not supposed to bark non-stop. This week-end the dog was left alone all week-end so it cried, howled and bark until 2AM. At some point, I got worried and had maintenance call the apartment because I feared something had happened, turns out, they just left the dog alone. I am asking this forum because I am uninformed about the subject. Is this normal behavior for a service dog? Is it supposed to be left alone for long periods of time? How should I address this issue respectfully? I need desperately to sleep and work during the day (I work home). Any resources I could read or give to my neighbor would be appreciated. Thank you
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Member 904338 answered on 1/13/13. Helpful? / 1
Service dogs, and service dogs in training must adhere to the same laws and regulations as any other dog. In residential areas, this would include nuisance barking, which most towns have ordinances for. My town considers sustained barking of more than 10 minutes between the hours of 7pm and 7am as nuisance barking and the owner is subject to fines and court action.
I would report this barking to your local police department WHILE the dog is barking. It is helpful if you have a recording of the barking, particularly noting the time it starts and the duration.
I would also wonder how this dog can be a service dog since the purpose of a service dog is to provide tasks to their legally disabled owner. In order to provide tasks, the dog must be WITH the owner, not left at home. I would think this would be even more important during training.
Member 641257 answered on 1/13/13. Helpful? / 3
Agree with the above. Service dogs are meant to mitigate a disability...the dog obviously cannot do that if left alone all weekend. And, service dog or not, they are still required to follow your local noise ordinance laws. Since you tried to talk to the owner and got no effort in changing things, your next step is reporting them -- they might change their tune when they receive a fine.
Kolbe answered on 1/13/13. Helpful? / 1
Sorry but it seems like you're "barking up the wrong tree" in the regs dept. Sounds more like you got the run around from your neighbor who was just making up as good excuse as any to get you to drop it. As a prior Customer Service manager in retail, I had the duty to request documentation from a customer w/their service dog who entered my store. Upon getting to know one such customer, she informed me that in order for her to keep that "service" dog, she MUST BY LAW carry it's service license w/her & the dog MUST BE WITH her 24/7. It's a medical issuance w/strict codes (per state) but since your neighbor left the dog unattended, he's at serious risk of losing the dog. And "service" dogs are trained for at least 2 years to bark ONLY as part of their unique medical emergency response. Perhaps you can inform the Humane Society of it and let them take charge. If it's legit, they'll inform him of his duty to keep the animal calm, if not he has no right to have a dog.
Sasha answered on 1/13/13. Helpful? / 0
Sasha, no documentation or certification is required for a service dog. As a retail person you are only legally allowed to ask if it is a service dog and what task(s) it performs, nothing more. NO paperwork, licenses, special tags, vests, etc., are required nor are they encouraged.
However, that does not mean the dog doesn't have to obey all regular dog regulations and/or laws in the community they reside in, for example barking ordinances as in this example. They should be reported to the local Police Department the same as any other violation of dog laws or regulations.
A Service Dog in training may or may not have public access in the state where the OP resides, it depends on state law. There is no federal law which provides access to a SDIT, it is all up to state law. It IS possible the person does not have access rights for a service dog in training in his state, if that is the case the dog cannot accompany him unless it has reached full SD status.
B.J., CGC answered on 1/13/13. Helpful? / 2
No dog service or not, should be left alone in a house for a full weekend. This is not normal behavior. Sounds more like neglect to me.
Dunkin answered on 1/14/13. Helpful? / 0


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The numbers were unambiguous: 50-50, an even split in the Senate between Republicans and Democrats, a delicate equilibrium that mandated a careful vigil by the Bush administration over the subtlest mood shifts and tiniest movements in the Republican caucus.
And yet Senator James M. Jeffords apparently got away, and he got away without anybody in the administration noticing that he was heading out the door. Senior administration officials and prominent Republicans close to the administration said that until late Monday, the White House was not taking seriously the chatter on Capitol Hill that Mr. Jeffords, of Vermont, might be bolting the party.
By the time Mr. Jeffords was summoned on Tuesday to meet with Vice President Dick Cheney and, later, with President Bush, he had already made up his mind, said several Republicans knowledgeable about the meetings. The encounters ended up being gestures of reciprocal etiquette, these Republicans said, and not intense bargaining sessions. The situation had somehow moved beyond that.
''They didn't have in place an adequate radar system to warn them of any imminent danger or if any of their guys were unhappy,'' one administration adviser said. ''In a 50-50 Senate, that's a big mistake.''Continue reading the main story
But it was not the only one, said prominent Republicans and administration advisers as they tried today to figure out what -- if any -- blame the White House deserved for Mr. Jeffords's expected exodus, which would give control of the Senate to Democrats and seriously complicate Mr. Bush's pursuit of his agenda.
Several of these officials said that the administration was not sufficiently attentive, and that this error was compounded by smugness -- by an assumption that Republican lawmakers would and should fall merrily in line behind a new president when he pursued an important priority. Mr. Jeffords had initially and vocally differed with Mr. Bush on tax cuts, among other issues.
One Republican strategist said that from Day One, the administration's philosophy was, ''If you're a Republican in a 50-50 Senate, there must be absolute party loyalty.''
The strategist said that when Mr. Jeffords refused to give White House officials unconditional love, they responded in a fashion that left him feeling ''constantly dissed, ignored, embarrassed, not treated with the kind of respect you would accord a senator, let alone a Republican.''
White House officials expressed surprise about that assertion, saying that Mr. Jeffords had not shared that feeling with Mr. Bush on Tuesday or with administration officials before Tuesday. ''Nobody played hardball,'' said Ari Fleischer, the White House press secretary. ''We've heard no complaints, for example, from Senator Jeffords.''
But several prominent Republicans said that hardball was exactly what the administration had played. It did so, they said, by cutting Mr. Jeffords, chairman of the Senate education committee, out of the loop on the administration's education proposal, by withholding its support for a Northeastern dairy compact important to him and by quietly putting out the word to reporters that Mr. Jeffords would learn to rue his rebelliousness.
All of that, they said, merely pushed Mr. Jeffords away, and the White House should learn a lesson in humility and diplomacy.
Rich Bond, the former chairman of the Republican National Committee, said, ''I would be having immediate and sincere conversations with Senator Chafee, because we don't need to make this any worse and he's got a more Democratic state.'' Mr. Bond was referring to Lincoln Chafee, a moderate Republican from Rhode Island, who, like Mr. Jeffords, came out early against the first proposed version of Mr. Bush's tax cut.
Mr. Bond said that the Bush administration should also reach out quickly and emphatically to Senator John McCain, the Arizona Republican who has often felt demonized and marginalized by the White House.
''Now it's not just cranky old John McCain who didn't win the primaries,'' Mr. Bond said, referring to the way Mr. McCain's complaints look through the prism of Mr. Jeffords's actions. ''Here's a guy, Jeffords, who's been a Republican his whole life, a very tempered individual, just reelected overwhelmingly, and he pulled the plug.''
As a result, several prominent Republicans said, the president who promised repeatedly to be ''a uniter, not a divider'' -- and who said that his great gift was conjuring an atmosphere of amity among lawmakers who might disagree on issues -- has seen the White House's disagreement with one senator lead to a possible loss of Republicans' majority in the Senate.
''It's just amazing that they were so tone deaf,'' said one Republican strategist. ''It's devastating.''
Because Mr. Jeffords himself has yet to make any public comment on the situation, his precise motivations are unclear. Several senior administration officials in addition to Mr. Fleischer insisted today that a sense of feeling insulted or bullied was not among the triggers.
''The president directly asked him in their meeting if he was upset with anything that the administration had done and gave him an opportunity to outline anything that had happened,'' said one of these officials, referring to a 35-minute talk in the Oval Office on Tuesday. The official said that Mr. Jeffords did not air a single grievance about the way he had been treated.
Other administration officials said that whenever someone in the administration contacted Mr. Jeffords's aides to check out the rumors, which had been brewing for weeks, that he might leave the party, the word from Mr. Jeffords's office was that the rumors were wrong. The White House accepted that.
Administration officials and several other Republicans also noted that Mr. Jeffords had long been a maverick moved by unpredictable internal forces.
''Jim Jeffords has always been an enigma in the Republican conference,'' said Ed Gillespie, a Republican strategist close to the administration. ''The notion that somebody other than Jim Jeffords is responsible for the decision Jim Jeffords is making -- I just don't buy it.''
Senator Tim Hutchinson, an Arkansas Republican, said that administration aides were ''hovering all over the Senate all of the time,'' trying to keep their fingers on its pulse. ''There was never any neglect,'' he said.
But many Republican strategists, party elders and even a few administration advisers, said that the administration and its supporters were simply trying to paste a brave face over a mortifying turn of events that reflected pure ineptness and now reflected poorly on President Bush.
Of the Tuesday meeting, a senior administration official said, ''It was respectful.'' But it was seemingly not productive.Continue reading the main story


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Is Iran Preparing to Strike Back
By Brian M. Downing
These attacks are almost certainly directed by Israeli, Saudi, and US intelligence services. They may also be acts of war.
"This business will get out of control."
– The Hunt for Red October
In the last few years diplomatic pressures and economic sanctions have been imposed to convince Iran to allow international inspection of its nuclear research facilities. A number of states have also pursued a violent clandestine campaign of bombings and assassinations that have killed scores of Iranians, including nuclear scientists. These attacks are almost certainly directed by Israeli, Saudi, and US intelligence services. They may also be acts of war.
In recent weeks Iran has decried terrorism around the world (somewhat paradoxically, to be sure), put up a clumsy plot to assassinate a Saudi ambassador, boasted of its missile strength, and briefly seized the British embassy in Tehran – an act done not by students as with the US embassy in 1979, but by toughs of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Most recently, the IRGC went on alert, ostensibly to brace for more attacks inside the country.
These responses indicate rising ire in the Iranian government, the political ascendancy of the IRGC, and most ominously, the likelihood of sharper hostilities in the region. In the absence of candid dialogue and in the oblique language of stern diplomacy, Iran is signaling the possibility of violent responses well beyond the quotidian rocket attacks on Israel from Hamas and Hizbullah. These could include encouraging Shiite uprisings in the Gulf and attacking Israeli, Saudi, and US targets. US targets would include troops in Iraq, the Persian Gulf, and Afghanistan.
Foreign efforts to press Iran to abandon its nuclear program – sanctions and covert operations – have thus far been unsuccessful. They are getting out of control and are leading to violent retaliation and regional conflict. Indeed, they may be presently intended to elicit a violent response from Iran which will then be used as a pretext for stronger attacks – perhaps devastating ones on Iran's air defenses and military bases to be followed on with strikes on nuclear sites.
These efforts only firming government and popular support for nuclear research and solidifying IRGC power in the state. Iran is moving from a theocracy with a zealous military to a military-dominated bureaucracy with a clerical body legitimizing it. And of course militaries usually prefer violent actions to diplomatic ones.
The American public is blissfully unaware of what is going on and will see a violent Iranian response as unprovoked and calling for decisive action. And any US attack on Iran will be widely judged as measured and just.
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Is Mr. Downing unaware that Iran's status as a signatory to the NPT not only allows them to enrich uranium for energy but has also subjected them to years of regular IAEA inspections that have yet to reveal ANY ACTUAL EVIDENCE of a nuclear weapons program in Iran?
Is he also unaware that Israel has had an active nuclear weapons program for decades, resulting in a stockpile of HUNDREDS of NUKES, and that they have steadfastly refused to declare these weapons or allow inspections of their own nuclear facilities?
Could he also be ignorant of the many credible sources that have shown the supposed Saudi ambassador asssassination plot to be just another sophomoric sting cooked up by the FBI?
Legitimate analysis is impossible when key facts are so blatantly ignored.
The clear point is right here:
"The American public is blissfully unaware of what is going on and will see a violent Iranian response as unprovoked and calling for decisive action. And any US attack on Iran will be widely judged as measured and just."
The reference to Irans nuclear program is accurate. They have a nuclear program. Any potential or actual wepons aspect of the program was not referenced and isnt really the point here.
The article points out tht US, Israeli, and Saudi secret services are engaged in baiting Iran and that Iran may respond in a way that will generate a "retaliatory attack.
I find this the most succinct and pointed analysis of the major intrigues and dangers we face due to reckless leaders on all sides of this conflict.
It will be the people of the nations involved who pay.
Which implies in the very first sentence that Iran has so far refused to allow inspections, which is not true, as my first comment points out.
The article also claims that Iran "put up a clumsy plot to assassinate a Saudi ambassador," as if it's universally accepted that they indeed planned to blow up a DC restaurant to kill the guy. ALSO not true.
Yes, it's accurate to say that Iran has a nuclear program. But for any writer to ignore the fact that their status as a signatory to the NPT allows for the uranium enrichment that has never been shown by any credible evidence to be for anything more than peaceful energy purposes, is more than a little irresponsible.
Of course the American public is blissfully unaware. Of course any violent response from Iran will be seen as unprovoked and therefore necessitate an American attack. And any article that ignores or misrepresents such critical issues, regardless of its angle, is only contributing to the ignorance of the masses.
Iran has a Right to National Defence against Aggression from Outside Powers and the Provoking is Coming from the West
with Military and Oil Interests No Doubt in Mind
Israel on the other Hand despite the Gaza Outrage cannot do any Wrong in the Blinkered Eyes of the West
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Iran is a signatory of the NPT and has complied with all its the obligations as a signatory of this treaty. Israel on the other hand, has a clandestine nuclear program with the help of the US/UK/Norway. Israel is not a signatory of the NPT, has over 300 nuclear ogivas, refuses international and independent inspections, THREATS other countries and practice GENOCIDE and TERRORISM with the help os Washington. This article is CRAP from the begining!
...of us. The dynamic of provoking Iran and then using a response to that provocation as an excuse for a full attack on Iran is quite relevant.
You say this is flawed from the beginning. Well, here's the second sentence in the article:
"A number of states have also pursued a violent clandestine campaign of bombings and assassinations that have killed scores of Iranians, including nuclear scientists. These attacks are almost certainly directed by Israeli, Saudi, and US intelligence services. They may also be acts of war."
If you don't think thats significant, then what would count as significant?
But significance isn't your purpose as betrayed by your vulgar last sentence. Show a degree o civility. It's refreshing


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On a lovely moonlit night, Joe Grey is minding his own business, carrying a gift of mice to a litter of kittens, when he stumbles upon a murder scene. Behind an empty house lies a swimming pool, its bottom covered with mud. There is also blood, the smell of human death, and drag marks. But there is no victim. Without a body, it's a crime that will be hard to prove.
With stubborn feline curiosity, Joe Grey sets out to investigate. As he, Dulcie, and Kit follow the killer's trail among four houses whose owners are on vacation, they discover that more murder has been planned for the small, close-knit neighborhood. They uncover evidence of conflict among the residents and multiple signs of breaking-and-entering, although nothing valuable seems to be missing.
With the help of two local ferals, the cats find the victim's hidden grave and learn of the violence that is yet to come. As they set out to alert the law, they discover the perfect way to thwart the killer--through that person's unnatural but powerful fear of cats.
Thus unfolds the next installment in Shirley Rousseau Murphy's beguiling series about the gray tomcat P.I., his feline friends, and human companions, as, skirting danger, they unravel events shaped by human frailty and by the darkest feline imaginings from the killer's past.
On a lovely moonlit night, while carrying a gift of mice to a litter of kittens, Joe Grey stumbles upon a murder scene. Behind an empty house, in an empty swimming pool, there's blood, the smell of human death, and drag marks. But there's no victim—and it's hard to prove a crime without a corpse.
Driven by stubborn feline curiosity, Joe Grey sets out to investigate. With Dulcie and Kit following him along a killer's trail, Joe discovers evidence of conflict among the residents of this seemingly peaceful neighborhood—multiple signs of breaking-and-entering, with nothing of value stolen. And they find something far worse: hints of violence yet to come . . . and more planned murder.
With the help of two local ferals, Joe, Kit, and Dulcie must now thwart a killer using the most unorthodox means at their disposal: a criminal's unnatural yet powerful fear of cats.
"Murphys series is top-notch...a real treat."—Cats magazine
The acclaimed mystery writer whom Kirkus Reviews praises for having "raised the stakes of the feline sleuth genre," Shirley Rousseau Murphy brings back cat detectives Joe Grey, Dulcie, and Kit in Cat Striking Back. Arguably the most unusual sleuth in contemporary crime fiction, Joe Grey is at his curious best when he pads across evidence of a heinous crime but with no victim in sight. Cat Striking Back is a treat for readers of Lillian Jackson Braun, Rita Mae Brown, and Carole Nelson Douglas—for cat people and anyone who loves a good whodunit—a bravura display of the mastery that has won Murphy an unprecedented seven straight Muse Medallions from the national Cat Writers Association.


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There is a web application called "Oracle UCM Help" deployed to "AdminServer". Could it be that your AdminServer is not running or even installed? Unfortunately, I can't find any reference to the application, so I'd expect that it is deployed automatically. You can verify if you visit Weblogic Console and check Deployments on the AdminServer (under Environment - Servers ....)
2. Re: Quick Help Button in UCM - Check - In Form Not workingBoopathy Feb 4, 2013 10:30 AM (in response to Jiri.Machotka-Oracle)Thanks Jiri,
From the support site i found that, there is already a know bug which has been raised for this defect.
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This is the first time I am posting this costume on the net.
It took several months but it's finally done.
I took freedom in adding more battle damage because
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This is the first time I am posting this costume on the net.
It took several months but it's finally done.
I took freedom in adding more battle damage because
I felt he need more realism.
I hope you all like.
WOW!!! This is a great costume. I like the way you interpret "battle damage". I think you did a great job on this. Maybe a better Mannequin would give your masterpiece a bettter appereance...
looks like a good spot for him too. Kinda reminds me of Jabba's Palace or the Cantina
Looks good! One thing I noticed is that the gauntlet hoses should go up the sleeve instead of attatch to the jet pack.
looks great Aaron, you did an awesome job buddy!! where's the flack vest? is your armor attached to your harness straps?
dope! love it
I really like the way you made the scrapes and scratches on your armor. It's very unique. Do you have any close-ups of it?
That looks sweet, it looks kind of like an animated version like you'd see on the cover of a comic book. Very nice;)
:eek WoW! nice job...
Great stance too.
Yeah I wanted it to look like he went to hell and back.
Wow, that's pretty kick tail!
Looks very good. I like the Hoses to the backpack.
That is one heck of a cool display.Your damage marks are excellent.
Yes - nice marks. That's a great idea. I think I'll do that to my ESB armor.
why not right?
It isn't accurate, but it looks flat out awesome!!!!
I love the extra damage!
About the accuracy. When I was building it I was thinking to myself "this dude had to have gotten dirtier then this?".
Once I started on the knee guards I could not look back.
It looks so real in person and I'm glad I went with that direction.
I strongly recommend it.
Very nice job!
I've often thought that there would be points in time when Boba looked either more, or less, scruffed up. We only really saw him within a fairly short period of time. I think your interpretation is awesome.
Thanks Gypsyboy.
My friends and co-workers drop their jaws all the time.
Makes it all worth it.
Dude that is 100% awsome. I love it. Everyone needs to put a little extra on it. Just because its not screen accurate doesnt matter. I am in awe at your damage.
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Once the news got out, Wafa began receiving phone call after phone call from concerned family and friends to ensure the starlet was safe and sound as they hoped.
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I have them and I make them.
I build integral suppressors for rifles. Although I've made several that go on pistols, I generally just order them since I am a suppressor dealer for several different company's.
I live in Arkansas and its legal to hunt with them here. Its really catching on due to urban sprawl. Lots of people are buying them just to keep from disturbing the neighbors.
I do the Ruger .22 bull barrel and integrally suppress it. Its really quiet.
I'm also soing a lot of .300 Blackouts on both bolt actions and AR's and some integrally suppressed .50's.
The paperwork isn't as big a deal as most people think it is. Its not much different than filling out a 4473 other than getting the fingerprints or the CLEO sign off. The biggest hurdle is the wait. You cant be in a rush and get one...its just a slow process sometimes taking as long as 6 months.
As for the M-4...
Although the rifle will be "hearing safe" it wont be as quiet as what you want due to the fact that any rifle that shoots a supersonic round still has the supersonic "crack" which makes it loud. The only way to really quite a rifle down is for the bullet to be subsonic...less than the speed of sound.
That is where your real gain comes from. Thats why the .300 Blackout is now the most popular thing going. Remington is loading both subsonic and supersonic ammo for it. One just has to choose the load for the application and go with it.
Very handy and very effective. The Blackout fits on AR lowers. The only difference is that its a .30 caliber barrel. Everything else is the same.


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If you are a coach who is new to AYF or AYC this year and need to become certified for the first time, take the introductory Coaching Youth course for the sport you coach. Due to today's safety concerns for our AYF youth, all AYF football and cheer coaches are strongly advised to complete the online course for the sport they coach. The course includes $2 million extra liability coverage—this is twice the amount offered by our competition! All tournament team coaches should be aware that a course completion certificate will be one of the items on the registration checklist for the AYF National Championships.
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The Pediatric Heart Failure Program at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin uses a variety of methods of evaluation and treatment:
Echocardiography provides detailed views of your child's heart anatomy and how it functions so that we can better understand the causes of and potential treatments for your child's heart failure. With state-of-the-art technology and a highly skilled team of nationally recognized experts, our echocardiography laboratory serves as the core lab for many national clinical and research efforts.
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Electrocardiograms (ECGs or EKGs) help detect heart rhythm problems, which can cause or worsen heart failure symptoms. ECGs give a snapshot of the heart's electrical activity. Holter monitors measure the electrical activity over the course of several hours or days. Identifying and managing cardiac rhythm problems can improve heart function and quality of life for patients with heart failure.
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Heart muscle disease or abnormalities of the heart's electrical system can get the heart's pumping action out of synchronization, resulting in less effective pumping of the blood. In some patients, a pacemaker can be used to improve the timing of the heart's contractions and its pumping ability, which helps relieve heart failure symptoms. This "cardiac resynchronization" can, in some cases, not only improve the heart function in the short term, but also lead to long-term improvement.
While children are not just "small adults," many of the same medications that help adult patients with heart failure can also be used for children. Careful use of these medications can improve heart failure symptoms and can, for some children, lead to long-term improvement or even recovery of heart function.
Sometimes surgery can be the best approach to helping your child manage the symptoms of heart failure. Common procedures include repair or replacement of leaking heart valves, repair of scar tissue from previous heart surgeries, or the use of mechanical circulatory support. Our Pediatric Heart Surgery Program has one of the highest survival rates in the country.
Internationally recognized as leaders in the care of children with the most complex forms of congenital heart disease, our pediatric heart surgeons collaborate with our pediatric heart failure specialists to identify the right surgical approach to improve your child's heart function and overall health.
High-resolution 3D images available through magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allow our care team to see your child's heart anatomy and function more clearly than ever before. With MRI, we get highly accurate measurements of the size of blood vessels and the heart's structures. We can also measure how much the heart pumps and how well it pumps, allowing us to individualize treatment plans and monitor a patient's progress over time. When necessary, our MRI experts can use contrast as part of the study in order to show areas of inflammation or scarring in the heart.
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Cardiac catheterization is a diagnostic tool that allows pediatric heart care specialists to measure the pressure and resistance in the heart and lungs to guide treatments. Cardiac catheterization can also be used to treat problems, particularly in children with congenital heart disease. Our pediatric interventional cardiologists can do procedures to open or close abnormal blood vessels, or to repair or replace vascular stents and valves.
In our state-of-the-art hybrid catheterization suite, these procedures are performed in collaboration with our cardiac surgeons and cardiac anesthesiologists, allowing us to provide highly complex procedures in the safest possible setting.
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Heart failure is definitely not a "one size fits all" disease, and exercise stress testing allows us to better understand the limits and effects of heart disease on your child's ability to do normal activities. Children with heart failure can benefit from appropriate levels of aerobic exercise, but finding the right level can be very difficult to figure out, especially in a child. Stress testing can be performed in children as young as five years of age. It can help us measure how much exercise is safe and healthy for your child. This information helps families make decisions about appropriate levels of activity and to see progress over time.
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If your child has a more severe form of heart failure, he or she may not have enough heart strength to support the body's needs. Symptoms of heart failure may continue to get worse, and may lead to the failure of other organs. Fortunately, Herma Heart Center's team of critical care specialists, cardiologists, pediatric heart surgeons, anesthesiologists and other Children's hospital specialists are experts in care strategies for patients with advanced heart failure.
Our experts can use IV medications, mechanical circulatory support devices (including ventricular assist devices, or VADs) to help patients recover or bridge them to heart transplantation. Patients will be cared for in our dedicated Cardiac Critical Care Unit, which has the most advanced forms of support for children with advanced heart failure.


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^ You will love the swap man. I freaking love it more day by day.
Btw, to those that need a diy I wrote this up the other day
All you need is is this:
floor jack and one jack stand
philips screwdriver
I think Torx 20 head
8" extension
8mm socket or 8mm wrench
9mm socket
13mm socket
fan clutch tools
OEM electric fan: 17117561757
- Jack up one side of car (I did the drivers side) and put one jack on the metal plate
- Remove the 8mm bolts holding bumper to the fender liners
- Take out the reinforcement bolts with 9mm socket/ratchet/extension
- Slide bumper out (unclip wiring for fogs and horn)
- Take out the top air intake
- The center duct is held by four pop in screws
- Aux fan is held by four 13mm nuts, take them out
- Disconnect the aux fan by the fan shroud in the engine bay
- Slide the fan out
- Put the center duct back in and top air intake
- Put the front bumper back on in reverse order (slide in, put in the two reinforcement bar bolts and the assorted bolts to the liners.
- Next you have to take the mechanical fan out
- Pop out the fan control unit on the shroud and the other wiring and put them to the side
- Take out the 1 torx screw on the passenger side top and loosen up the fan shroud
- Use the fan clutch tool to loosen the bolt and take out the assembly
- Take your electric fan and slide it against the radiator and screw in the torx screw
- Plug the electric fan to the connector where the aux fan was plugged into
- Place back the control unit and the other wiring to the electric fan shroud
Viola, you're done.
I will make a DIY video later.
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"Photographs & Tidalwaves" - Music Review
- David McCreary Music Reviewer
- 2003 6 Jun
Artist: Holland
Label: Tooth & Nail Records
Tinged with enough pop-infused rock to make "American Idol" producers jealous, this Nashville-based trio strikes a firm chord on its major label debut.
Led by siblings Will and Josiah Holland, the band effectively borrows from the likes of Superdrag and Foo Fighters without plagiarizing. Highlights include the enduringly tuneful jewel "Shine Like Stars" (sure to illicit an acute case of "repeat buttonitis") to the exquisite yet melancholy acoustic renderings of "Losing Jim."
Only a few tunes miss the mark (consider go-nowhere track "The West Coast" and yawner "Goodnight Texas"). Overall, though, the disc offers a solid representation of Holland's promising talent.
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The 2015 Annual Report has been completed and is linked below for your review. Please take a moment to read about what our department has been involved in for the past year and where we are looking at heading this year. We appreciate all your support!
In our ongoing attempt to improve services to our citizens, the Menasha Police Department is launching a new Community Traffic Safety Program.
Traffic concerns are an issue in nearly every neighborhood at one time or another. In the past the department would receive complaints, have officers do added patrol in that area and after a while they would move on to a different trouble spot. There was little or no follow-up with the original caller. That is all about to change.
The department has established a dedicated phone number and e-mail for citizens with traffic concerns to report to. There is an officer assigned to address these concerns and also make contact with the original caller to update them on what was done.
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A plug in dimmer module for the K8006 home lighting system.
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"...the Lord God formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life, ...and the man became a living soul." Gen. 2:7 NIV/KJV "The tragedy of man is not that we die, but that which dies in us while we still live." Albert Schweitzer We were designed by God to live life one way . . . from the soul. For some reason, however, more often than not, most end up living life in almost every other way except that one.When a young adult begins to discover how to tap the resources of their soul, they find a virtually inexhaustible supply of strength, motivation, … [Read more...]
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Later in first, Tyler Sturdivant hands off to Kade Willis, defenders dropping like flies and soon he's all alone. He takes it in for the TD but it will get called back. Officials say he stepped out of bounds. But Mustangs say no problem. Later in the drive they'll answer with another Fields-Ogle combo. Shallowater scores and they take the 14-0 lead.


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