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The two young ladies took a dog sled ride up and through the woods near the base of Loon Mountain.
"They were running real fast and they didn't get tired. I thought that was really cool," Emma said afterward.
Her sled mate Neha was equally impressed with the dogs' stamina, saying that the ride was a lot of fun. "I like seeing all the dogs," she added.
Their musher for the trip, Lidia Dale-Mesaros, owner of Valley Snow Dogz in Campton, was taken with the girls. "I'm going to take these two home," she joked to Chrissy Irish, seasonal program manager at Loon Mountain. She said the girls showed great interest in the dogs and asked intelligent questions.
"They're going to come back as helpers," she said as Emma and Neha nodded in agreement.
It was the second day that the dog teams were taking children on a 3.2 mile loop on the cross-country ski trails at Loon. The children are participants in the winter seasonal program at Loon, and have done more than their usual skiing this vacation week.
"The kids are from 7 to 17 and are here for a nine-day stretch, so we try to offer different activities during the week," she said. Irish said about 100 children, up to the age of 10, would be going on the sled rides between the two days. The program runs for nine weekends during the winter season.
While they waited for the next cohort of children to arrive, Richard Dale-Mesaros, Lidia's husband/helper, said the dogs are calm and quiet, but work like hell. The prime ages for the dogs to race, he said, are 3 to 7 years old. On Wednesday, one of their veteran dogs, Yahboo, who is 11 years old, was out with the teams, looking - and acting - barely a day over 8.
Lidia Dale-Mesaros competes in dog sled races, something which as a girl growing up in Manchester, England, she could only dream about. She met her husband 26 years ago, and was smitten after learning the good-looking gentlemen also lived with a family in Vermont who had sled dogs.
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The twins were on hand at Loon, each driving a team, as was their father, Bruce Berg.
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Monster Hunter Tri? It might be a great game but you really need a good narrative and a good reason to play that kind of game. Xenoblade Chronicles is a preferable choice. You won't need to worry about what weapons, armour and likelyhood of a story that makes you want to play on end. RPG's on the Wii might be the exception to the rule if done right. I'm sure gamers favourite is not purely one note.
The Legacy of the Wii: 14 of its Most Influential Games
With Nintendo's all-conquering console on its last legs, we look back at what made the Wii such a huge success.
Some people wouldn't be caught dead playing on a Wii. For this Wii-shunning "hardcore", the mere notion of motion-control waggle is enough to induce fits of violent rage. Their loathing manifests as a poisonous bile that flows through the great sea of the internet and seeps into the waters of Xbox Live, where they scream their battle cry of "LOL GAY" while facehumping a corpse into oblivion.
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Sure, it has a daft name. And sure, it has the graphical prowess of a drunken monkey daubing faeces on a brick wall. But for all of its lack of technological wizardry, the Wii succeeded, and spectacularly so. Its influence is far broader than that of its contemporaries, bringing gaming to the fickle family audience by enlisting movie stars, pop stars, and footballers to shamelessly shill for it on television. That's not to mention the fact it made waggly motion controls standard issue for the industry--for better or worse.
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Summary: The year is 20XX. Under a Maintenance of Public Order Act, carrying firearms has been permitted to a restricted few.
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Re: high speed dozerNever seen one like that...amazing. its much faster, quieter, and can be driven over pavement without damage. I have only ever had experience with one rubber tracked machine and that was a Cat challenger back in the early 90s. Needless to say I was impressed with the power. I did however have an issue with using it to back the disc harrow in the shop. I wasnt prepared for how quickly a tracked vehicle with a steering wheel would turn. Can you say jackknife?
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Re: high speed dozerDoes this mean the end of the old fashion motor grader? I hope not they're better looking.
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Re: high speed dozerI don't think so Dan. You can't do ditches as easily and we do need then for run off. It is the track dozers this competes with.
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Re: high speed dozerThat thing reminds me of the runaway gang mower on the little rascals that was chasing the golfers all over the golf course.
Re: high speed dozerI like the laser guided front blade on that thing. Laser technology on heavy equipment was just getting a good start when I quit operating.
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Yep, when he locks into the grade laser, he's just "Ridin' and Guiden' ". I ran a small dozer in the '80's that had first generation. It had 3 lights that told the operator if he was above or below grade. The new ones do it all, even linked to engine speed and load. Before I left Cat, they demoed an excavator that ran by computer. The operator set the control to "Learn", and dug the ditch to grade, then flipped the switch to run, and the machine dug the ditch. This included moving the trackhoe back. Best,
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Re: high speed dozerNot savy enough to post link but check out CAT COMMAND at NAVAJO MINE On youtube. Its CATS new self driving mine haul truck all computer driven no operators on board the truck. My youngest son Justin is a mine engineer at that mine in Farmington New Mexico. He says they are cool to work with they follow same path so close they wear grooves into road if they dont send them a course correction every so often.
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The week of November 11-17 is nationally recognized as Nurse Practitioner Week, a time of honoring the people who often function as primary healthcare providers, and who can even keep private practices. NPs can do many of the things that an MD can do, and some argue that they lower the overall cost of healthcare by filling in the gap between nurses and MDs.
Proponents of Nurse Practitioners as primary healthcare providers point out that they can treat most common health problems, with appropriate referrals, with more time taken for the individual patient, and with a higher emphasis on self-management, education, and lifestyle as a health solution.
To be recognized as expert health care providers and ensure the highest quality of care, NPs undergo rigorous national certification, periodic peer review, clinical outcome evaluations, and adhere to a code for ethical practices. Self-directed continued learning and professional development is also essential to maintaining clinical competency.
Autonomously and in collaboration with other health care professionals and other individuals, NPs provide a full range of primary, acute and specialty health care services, including:
- Ordering, performing and interpreting diagnostic tests such as lab work and x-rays.
- Diagnosing and treating acute and chronic conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, infections, and injuries.
- Prescribing medications and other treatments.
- Managing patients' overall care.
- Counseling.
- Educating patients on disease prevention and positive health and lifestyle choices.
We spoke with a few of our local Nurse Practitioners to find out more:
Priscilla Hale, FNP of Primary Healthcare Group, Inc.
At Primary Healthcare, there are three Family Nurse Practitioners who work onsite as primary healthcare providers. Priscilla Hale, MSN, FNP who has worked in the Lafayette area for 18 years, Chaundel Presley, MSN, FNP who has worked there for 16 years, and Andrea Brooks, MSN, FNP who has worked there for 2 years. We sat down with Priscilla Hale to get her perspective on the profession:
Tell us about the clinic here.
We are as our name says, primary care. So this means that we are not really a "minute clinic." We have our own set of patients, some of which we have seen for the last 18 years. You could say that this is their "medical home." Some of the patients that I see now, I began following when I began work in 1994 with Dr. Wilbert E. Brooks, who many in the community still remember as a great family physician. Dr. Brooks was a visionary, as he took the chance on hiring a Nurse Practitioner when there weren't many in the community. Our numbers have now grown, as you can see in the Nurse Practitioner Week Proclamation. It has been good to see our reception in the community increase, and our work in this community has certainly grown as well.
We opened this clinic in 2001 after Dr. Brooks retired. We are slightly different because we are a nurse practitioner owned and run clinic. We do work with a collaborative physician that we can call at any time to answer questions that we may have regarding patient care. This physician also reviews a set number of our charts on a monthly basis to fulfill the requirements of the nurse practice act of Tennessee.
What do you see as the advantage of using an NP as your primary healthcare provider?
I see the nurse practitioner as being the manager of all the primary care needs a person may have. Then if specialty care is needed, the Nurse Practitioner can pull all these referrals together to provide comprehensive care. You might see various specialists—you might have a cardiologist, a pulmonologist, or you may have a dermatologist—but the primary care nurse practitioner is that one provider who ties all that together. If care is coordinated, then there is less duplication of services or expensive tests.
Because we know our patients well, we can provide care at less cost for patient and their insurances.
I try to keep a close watch on what's going on with the patient. I try to take more time with the individual to educate them on what is going on with their health so they can make the best decisions possible for the best health outcomes possible. I feel like we devote a little more time with the patient. We try to determine what the patient's goals and resources are and then help them to reach those goals. You simply cannot come in and in five minutes gather all the information that you need from a patient in order to take care of them in the best way possible. History plays a big part, and if you can really sit down and take a detailed history, you'll be able to see more clearly what's going on.
I think we're probably more into holistic care—in other words, we see a person as a whole, instead of parts of a person. In this way we are different than a specialist who only sees that small portion or system of the person that they are trained to treat. For example, they may be examining a person's heart as an organ and so they don't see that—maybe two or three months ago, the patient's husband passed away. How does that impact their heart? Maybe they had a family crisis, or they went through the tornado, and how does all impact their whole health? If you are not in tune with those things then you may not truly understand how these things are affecting the patient and their health. So that's why I see the Nurse Practitioner doing things a little differently, taking a more complete history, listening a little bit more, not only to the physical but the spiritual, emotional, and psychosocial needs of the patients that we see.
I think that's probably more how we're taught to practice. As the newer nurse practitioners come into practice, I hope we as a Nurse Practitioner Profession are not pushed into losing this special aspect of our focus of care. I believe that herein lies the value of our Nurse Practitioner profession.
What were the educational requirements for NPs when you went through school?
Right now you have to be a masters prepared registered nurse. You can get a bachelors degree in nursing and then pursue a master's degree in nursing to be a Nurse Practitioner. Most all nurse practitioners will then become certified through a credentialing agency. I got my bachelor's degree in nursing from Tennessee Tech University, and then I went to UT Knoxville to get the masters preparation that I needed to sit for the Nurse Practitioner board exams. Now some Nurse Practitioners are returning for a DNP, a doctoral nursing degree. This is what our very own Chaundel Presley is doing and she will graduate in May of 2013. Then we can call her Dr. Presley.
Janice York, NP, with Dr. Hunt and Armadillo Medical Services
Janice York is a Nurse Practitioner who works alongside Dr. Hunt at Armadillo Medical Services, which just moved to a new location on Hwy 52. In addition to handling primary care needs at the office, Janice and Dr. Hunt run a home visit program.
How long have you been running the home visit program?
Let me see. I've been with Dr. Hunt for about five years—so probably the last four years. We have about 30 patients that we do home visits on. We do most of our home visits on Tuesdays; however, we will try to do a home visit within 24 hours if someone calls in sick. We try to go about every two to three months, depending on their health care needs. We even do minor procedures, like taking off toe nails.
Most of our home visits are done for patients who cannot get out for one reason or another; however if they want to come into the office, they can. It has turned out to be a much needed service in our community.
What do you see as the main difference between an NP and a doctor, and the roles they both play in healthcare?
I do think that we both have very important roles in healthcare. I personally feel that sometimes there are patients that are just more complicated, they have multiple co-morbid conditions and they need to see the physician. They may be beyond the nurse practitioner's scope of practice.
I think Nurse Practitioners are more holistic. I think we look at the whole person to see how we can assist with quality of life issues, and how we can help keep our community healthy.
What is the future of the nurse practitioner profession?
I think that Nurse Practitioners will play a crucial role as healthcare continues to change and as people are being required to buy insurance and find a primary provider. There just aren't enough primary care physicians to meet that need. NPs will be very important in this wave of patients and in meeting their primary care needs.


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Transliteration `ebed |
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Root Word (Etymology) From עָבַד (H5647) | |
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Strong's H5650 - `ebed
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1) slave, servant a) slave, servant, man-servant b) subjects c) servants, worshippers (of God) d) servant (in special sense as prophets, Levites etc) e) servant (of Israel) f) servant (as form of address between equals)
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Strong's H5650 - `ebed
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Callenish Circle's ability to create a distinctive sound in a genre that's so flooded with hacks and pretenders is without a doubt one of their greatest achievements. Put Pitch.Black.Effects side by side with the latest releases from In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, The Haunted, or Soilwork and there's an immediate sense of uniqueness that sets it apart from its contemporaries. Callenish Circle take a more muscular, blue-collar approach to melodic death metal, and on their latest release (the third on Metal Blade), it works wonders.
The poignant guitar melodies that have been a hallmark of European metal since the beginning of time are in full force (tasteful full force, thankfully), but accompanying them is an absolutely devastating – and entirely unexpected – crunch. Not a "crunch" of the New England hardcore variety either, but rather one that delivers a punch and a sense of heaviness that's actually deserving of the comparison to a snorting, snarling, bestial creature. Make no mistake: while Pitch.Black.Effects places a great deal of emphasis on melodic leads and riffing, it has no trouble holding its own in terms of heaviness.
Adding to the appeal of the overall package is a sparse arrangement of industrial elements that make infrequent appearances in songs like "Schwarzes Licht", "Sweet Cyanide", and closer "Pitch Black". Normally, I'm fairly averse to industrial touches, but since they are used so sparingly and placed so perfectly here, I found that they added to the atmosphere rather than detracted from it. Vocalist Pat Savelkoul spends the majority of the album leaning towards the Tomas Lindberg section of the vocal spectrum, but – dare I say it – I think he sounds better than the man himself. As with the rest of the music, Savelkoul's style is heavier and more muscular than his contemporaries – his growls are deeper, his screams more controlled and more powerful.
The single issue I have with Pitch.Black.Effects is that some of the riffs seemed to make multiple appearances on the album ("This Day You Regret" and "Sweet Cyanide", along with "Guess Again"). However, all of the parts are so well done that I actually didn't mind hearing them over again, which says a great deal of how much effort Callenish Circle put into writing each individual riff.
The bottom line on this one: check out Pitch.Black.Effects if you like heavy music in the least bit. This Netherlands metal band doesn't get near as much credit as the other genre titans mentioned at the beginning of this review, but with any luck Pitch.Black.Effects will net them some of the credit they so clearly deserve.
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MOUNT PLEASANT – Bethel (Ind.) College hit nine three-pointers in the first half on the way to a 20-point halftime lead, and the Pilots rolled to an 84-68 win over Iowa Wesleyan College in the finale of the Kiwanis Classic at Ruble Arena.
Bethel, ranked #2 in the NAIA Division II coaches poll, got 20 points off the bench from Caleb Laidig to remain undefeated on the season at 8-0. The Tigers also got strong bench contributions from several players but committed 23 turnovers and dropped to 4-4 this season.
The Tigers hung with the powerful Pilots for most of the first half before the visitors finished the half with a flurry. Wesleyan had come back from an earlier 11-point deficit and trailed by just six after two free throws by Brett Humpal (Sr.-Decorah, Iowa) with 7:08 left in the half. Bethel responded, though, by outscoring IWC 18-5 over the final 6:12 and hitting five three-pointers in that span for a 48-28 halftime lead. Laidig had 18 points in the first half alone and made all five of his three-point attempts as the Pilots were 9-for-15 from behind the arc in the first 20 minutes.
IWC attempted to chip away at the lead in the second half but mostly could only trade baskets with the Pilots. The Tigers did whittle the margin down to 15 points with 6:26 left after a three-pointer by Patrick Macki (Jr.-London, England) but got no closer.
Humpal led Wesleyan with 22 points and added six rebounds and eight assists and was named to the all-tournament team for the third straight year. Da'kari Shelby (Sr.-O'Fallon, Ill.) scored 17 points off the bench and Macki added 13 points off the bench, including four three-pointers. Mike Lowe (Jr.-Panora, Iowa) led IWC with eight rebounds. The Tigers shot 40.0% for the game (24 of 60) and finished the tourney with a 0-2 record in their two games.
William Walker added 20 points for Bethel and was named the Kiwanis Classic MVP. Both Laidig and Bethel teammate Ryne Lightfoot also were named to the all-tourney team. Also making the all-tournament team were Chase Vander Feen of Briar Cliff University and Matt Schmechtig of Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) College.
In the first game on Saturday Briar Cliff held on for a 73-69 win over Hannibal-LaGrange. Vander Feen scored 25 points and Briar Cliff hit 10 three-pointers to offset a 44-30 rebounding advantage for the Trojans and 20 points from Schmechtig, who was the tourney's leading scorer with 51 points. Briar Cliff joined Bethel in finishing 2-0 in the Kiwanis Classic, while Hannibal-LaGrange finished 0-2 in the tourney.
IWC returns to the court next Saturday to face Hannibal-LaGrange on the road in the team's second meeting of the season. Wesleyan won the first game 76-71 at Ruble Arena on Nov. 6. Game time in Hannibal will be 4 p.m.
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"I have worn full orthotics for about 7 years. On July 11th, 2008 while I was at the Spokane Healing Rooms my feet were healed. I had been on my feet all day, including walking from downtown after lunch. About 3:30 that afternoon I realized I didn't have the orthotics in my shoes. Since then I walk miles for exercise, I can wear any style of shoe and I have no pain at all. Thank you Lord ! Psalm 103:3 says Who forgiveth all thine iniquities; who healeth all thy diseases. " - Dawn on July 15th, 2008 | |
"On July 5, 2002, my husband and I were prayed over by one of your healing teams. I hve had serious foot pain that has greatly limited my abiity to walk for the last ten years. X-rays have revealed that the cartilage in the first metatarsal phalangeal joints (where the big toes connect to the foot) is almost completely gone in both feet. Also, the cartilage in the second metatarsal cuneiform joint bilateral (bones over top of the arch) of both feet is almost completely gone. Also, over the top of the arches there has been a great deal of swelling from an unknown origin. I have visited a chiropractor, four general practitioners, three physical therapists, two podiatrists, and one rheumatologist seeking reief; none of them have been able to discover what is causing my pain. I have tried numerous pain medications that I had to stop using because they raised my blood pressure. I have used four different types of orthodics with varying degrees of success. But, none helped me walk more than a block or so. And, the pain persisted. I recently started water aerobics, but because my feet would cramp, I had to wear a weight belt to keep my feet from touching the floor of the pool. Since our visit to the Healing Rooms I am walking over a mile with little or no pain, the swelling over the top of my arches has decreased significantly, and I am able to do water aerobics without the weight belt. Praise God! Thank you for being there for me." - Patty S. on July 5th, 2002 | |
"I received six specific healings while in Rochester, NY at the Healing Rooms. I traveled there from PA. I am now home and can testify that I am indeed healed of all six problems. 1) Had flat feet, now have arches. This was a creative miracle. 2) Feet were always cold, now they are warm. 3) Partially crushed throat years ago, would choke when swallowing food. Can now eat large meals with no problem. 4) Heared of ulcer in esophagus. 5) Hips healed, before healing could not stand beyond a short time. Now I can stand indefinitely. 6) Healed of digestive system. Problems goes way back." - Larry M. on May 20th, 2003 | |
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I'm stuck since a couple of months in a very easy code (at least, I think should be a very easy solution but I can't find it...). I'm developing a website using PHP,MySQL,AJAX,Javascript,HTML5,css3... What I'm trying to do is load an external html file and have the Javascript that is embedded execute.
The ajax load I'm trying to use is this
$(document).ready(function(){ $(".meny a").click(function(){ page=$(this).attr("href"); $.ajax({ url: "includes/"+page, cache:false, success:function(html){ afficher(html); }, error:function(XMLHttpRequest,textStatus,errorThrown){ alert(testStatus); } }) return false; }); }); function afficher(data){ $("#main").fadeOut(500,function(){ $("#main").empty(); $("#main").append(data); $("#main").fadeIn(1000); }) }
when the content of the page is loaded directly javascript(or jQuery) functions working fine, but when the div tag that found in the content of another page loaded by AJAX, javascript(or jQuery) not working on this div, while jquery scripts are already stored in the "head" tag . it is noted that the page i try to load with ajax doesn't contain javascript ! all javascript and jQuery are already stored in the "head" tag in the first page !
I think that the problem is the AJAX, since it's working fine when I call directly the page which contains the Javascript. I hope somebody can help me with this. Thank so much in advance and sorry for my baad English :)
If you have any doubt or you need more information to help me, please, don't hesitate to ask me.
jQuery actually removes any javascript it encounters in an ajax call. They do it on purpose to prevent issues in IE. Here is the actual snippet from jQuery 1.8.3 (lines 7479-7481):
// inject the contents of the document in, removing the scripts // to avoid any 'Permission Denied' errors in IE .append( responseText.replace( rscript, "" ) )
In line 7291 is where it defines the
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A classic, 1920 farmhouse with 5 romantic & distinctly designed cottages with private decks on 2 acres of beautiful gardens. Amazing view of Puget Sound, 2-person Jacuzzis, fireplaces, gourmet breakfast delivered to cottage, short walk to the village.
5 rooms
Since 1991 our guests have enjoyed staying in our home. Our 4 guest rooms reflect unique, elegant, uncluttered decor, beautiful woodwork, high ceilings and period fixtures.
4 rooms
This quiet and relaxing Cape Cod style beach house offers the best of both worlds. We are located on the water with miles of beach to explore and just three blocks from downtown shops and restaurants. "Come relax and solve nothing."
4 rooms
All rooms have spectacular water and mountain views. Enjoy our spacious 900 sq ft suite. A Cape Cod house on a bluff overlooking Port Susan Bay and the Cascade Mountains. Private bath and fireplaces. A tranquil place to relax, beachcomb, enjoy the birds.
3 rooms
Named "Best in the West" - for the second year in a row! The Blue Goose Inn graciously combines history and comfort in neighboring 1880's Victorian homes.
7 rooms
Spacious and cozy guest rooms feature fireplace, wooden accents and charm. Wireless Internet and full service conference facilities available. Expansive breakfast includes fresh fruit, pastries, home made granola, hard boiled eggs and much more.
28 rooms
1920 Craftsman style B&B, located across the street from Green Lake. All rooms include private bath with Jacuzzi tub/shower & heated tile floors, lake views or gas fireplace, TV/DVD, wireless Internet, full breakfast. 10 minute drive to downtown Seattle.
4 rooms
Olympic Mountain views, flowers, woodlands. Cottage and Suite offer bedroom, front room, kitchen and bath. Clerestory Room on the 2nd floor of the house, has a spectacular mountain & garden view as does the 3rd floor bedroom.
5 rooms