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Hip Arthroscopy
Hip Arthroscopy in Fruitland, ID
Hip arthroscopy is a surgical technique that gives surgeons a clear view of the joint to help diagnose and to treat hip pain. The procedure involves insertion of a fiber-optic camera, known as an arthroscope, into the hip joint through a tiny incision. Through a second incision, the surgeon will insert surgical instruments, roughly the size of a pencil, to perform the procedure or diagnosis. The camera sends real-time imaging to a computer monitor in the operating room and helps guide the surgeon's instruments.
Hip arthroscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that may provide numerous potential benefits over traditional open surgery of the hip. Arthroscopic surgery is associated with shorter post-operative recovery time, minimized scarring, and reduced blood loss during surgery.
Anatomy of the Hip
The hip is comprised of two bones, known as the femur and the pelvis. The head of the femur rests inside of a cavity located on the pelvis, known as the acetabulum. These bones are covered with a tissue called the articular cartilage, which allows the hip joint to move without friction. An additional ring of cartilage known as the labrum forms a ring around the acetabulum, providing additional support.
When Hip Arthroscopy is Recommended
Hip arthroscopy can be an effective treatment option for patients experiencing damage to the labrum, the articular cartilage, or other components of the hip. These conditions can be caused by sports injuries, or through overuse of the hip joint. Painful conditions affecting the hip that can be treated arthroscopically include:
- Femoroacetabular Impingement: a condition caused by bone spurs (abnormal growths) around the acetabulum or the femoral head
- Dysplasia: labral tear caused by an abnormally shallow acetabulum
- Synovitis: inflammation of the tissues surrounding the hip joint
- Loose Bodies: fragments of bone and cartilage moving around within the joint
- Hip Joint Infection
Conservative Hip Pain Treatment
Saint Alphonsus Medical Group – Riverside Orthopedics prefers to treat hip pain conservatively versus surgically, as it allows the components of the hip joint to heal naturally. Conservative treatments, which include activity modification, medications, and physical therapy, are considered the best course of action for minor musculoskeletal pains. These treatment options, however, do not always represent an adequate solution. Pain and limited range of motion may persist, or the patient may prefer treating the condition in a more immediate fashion.
Hip Arthroscopy Surgery
In cases where conservative treatment cannot sufficiently mitigate pain and other symptoms, hip arthroscopy may represent a solution that will alleviate symptoms of hip injuries with benefits that potentially surpass traditional open surgery.
Because hip arthroscopy is minimally invasive in nature, the procedure tends to leave a much smaller scar. The patient experiences less blood loss during surgery, encouraging a quicker recovery and less post-operative pain. Patients are kept in the recovery room for one to two hours before being discharged home. The surgery usually requires a post-operative rehabilitation period of one to two months.
Potential benefits of hip arthroscopy include:
- Less blood loss during surgery
- Minimized scarring
- Reduced post-operative recovery time
- Long-term return to full and unrestricted activities
Arthroscopic Hip Surgery in Fruitland, ID
Drs. John Foote and Richard Davis are both board-certified orthopedic surgeons specializing in sports medicine and arthroscopic treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. Located in the Fruitland, ID, Saint Alphonsus Medical Group – Riverside Orthopedics offers both surgical and nonsurgical treatment for the people of Eastern Oregon and Southwestern Idaho.
Schedule an appointment at Saint Alphonsus Medical Group – Riverside Orthopedics' Fruitland office »


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The good news about statins is that they reduce cholesterol. The bad news about statins is that they reduce cholesterol. Most people don't realize that cholesterol is essential for good brain function. This is why you should know that taking statins could affect your memory — and not in a positive way.
Let me explain.
Your brain needs cholesterol to release neurotransmitters. These are chemicals that send signals from brain cell to brain cell. "Neurotransmitters ... affect how smart you are and how well you remember things," says Yeon-Kyun Shin, head researcher of a recent cholesterol study at Iowa State University.
In fact, there's a direct connection between cholesterol and neurotransmitters.
Reduce cholesterol and you risk reducing your memory and data processing functions. This means that low cholesterol could be the unnecessary cause of some of your senior moments. Here's why.
LDL ("lousy" cholesterol) is cholesterol in your blood that travels from the liver to cells throughout your body. HDL ("healthy" cholesterol) is cholesterol that comes out of these cells. If you have too much cholesterol getting into your cells and not enough coming out, your cells can harden. This leads to cholesterol deposits.
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Statins keep your liver from making cholesterol. This means that less of it gets into your cells — including your brain cells. Dr. Shin explains, "If you try to lower the cholesterol by taking medicine that is attacking the machinery of cholesterol synthesis in the liver, that medicine goes to the brain too. And then it reduces the synthesis of cholesterol which is necessary in the brain."
While less cholesterol in your brain may affect your memory, more cholesterol won't make you smarter. This is because the cholesterol in your blood can't get through the blood-brain barrier and into your brain. However, since medications that lower cholesterol (such as statins) can, the solution is to find other ways to protect your heart. Statins are not the answer.
One supplement, policosanol, lowers HDL and raises HDL without any negative side effects. For a powerful cholesterol-lowering product with policosanol, try Advanced Cholesterol Formula from Advanced Bionutritionals.
Another supplement, coenzyme Q10, which statins deplete, could be all you need to take. CoQ10 protects your heart from statin damage. But it also protects your brain. The best absorbed form of CoQ10 is ubiquinol. If you're taking CoQ10, consider switching to ubiquinol. For more information on this new form of CoQ10, follow this link.
I've talked about other dangers of statins in the past along with other safer solutions. You can read all of these articles and alerts on my website (www.womenshealthletter.com). Past alerts are available to everyone; past newsletter articles are free to all newsletter subscribers.
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The Joint Commission
What is the Joint Commission.
"An independent, not-for-profit organization, The Joint Commission accredits and certifies more than 20,500 health care organizations and programs in the United States. Joint Commission accreditation and certification is recognized nationwide as a symbol of quality that reflects an organization's commitment to meeting certain performance standards."
What does TJC means to us:
For patients who have limited English proficiency (LEP), as well as providers, the presence of a medical interpreter can allay fears about care. Most importantly, using a qualified medical interpreter to assist with communication keeps patients safe.
The patient-centered communication standards were developed as part of a larger initiative to advance the issues of effective communication, cultural competence, and patient- and family-centered care. The patient-centered communication standards for hospitals were fully implemented in July 2012 and are published in the Comprehensive Accreditation Manual for Hospitals (CAMH). The standards address issues such as qualifications for language interpreters and translators, and identifying and addressing patient communication needs.
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Millionaire draw: Expat wins $1 million
While there is officially only one winner, the cash prize has been shared by a group of excited colleagues.
The name on the winning ticket was Lijo Cherian Varkey, a 33-year-old Indian national who works for Dnata Airport Operations.
Varkey bought his first ever Millennium Millionaire ticket along with his nine colleagues.
The group agreed to split the profits equally, with future plans included everything from paying off mortgages to making investments.
Meanwhile, a presentation to the previous Millennium Millionaire winner took place directly after the draw when Tom Kuriakose was presented with a giant cheque for $1 million which he won in Series no. 202 with ticket no. 4442.
Kuriakose said: "I am delighted to accept my prize and as regular participant of the Millennium Millionaire Promotion I will continue to buy tickets in the hope of making it second time lucky."
Another winner was announced today in the Dubai Duty Free Finest Surprise Promotion.
Khalid Imzeran, a 35-year-old Dutch national from the Netherlands was ecstatic when told that his ticket No.0650 won a Ducati Monster 821 Strip Special in Series. 268.
Imzeran commented that he has been buying motorbike tickets in the Finest Surprise Promotion for many years and expressed his gratitude to finally win this amazing surprise.


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Today in Postal History
Peru to Austria
October 21, 1937
Here's a big airmail cover from the '30s.
It originated in Lima, Peru, and passed through Paris on October 31.
Note the airmail promotion slogan cancel.
The cover arrived in Vienna on November 2.
There is another transit mark on the reverse which is dated November 1.
I cannot make out what it says.
The cover has two nice airmails from the 1936-1937 series.
5 centavo bright green of La Mar Park, Lima (Scott C16), and
1.50 sol orange yellow of the Jorge Chavez Aviation School (Scott C35).
The 1937 10 centavo violet commemorates Peru's first flight (Scott
Juan Bielovucic flew over the Lima race course January 14, 1911.
The stamp was one of a series of four honoring the
Inter-American Technical Conference of Aviation.
Today in Postal History
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July August September October November December
Index - The First 300 and the Next 208
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The craftsman
The craftsman
Volume XXIX, Number 2
Eastwood, N.Y.: United Crafts, November 1915
URL to cite for this work: http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1711.dl/DLDecArts.hdv29n02
[Frontispiece] The market at Nice
[Title page] The craftsman, p. 3a
Contents, pp. 3a ff.
Saving one hundred and fifty million a year in expert marketing, Miller, Cyrus C. pp. 125-131
Leaves, Teasdale, Sara p. 131
Art and the American public: how they can get together for their mutual benefit, Pennell, Joseph pp. 132-141
A farm and culture, Emerson, Ralph Waldo p. 141
The wonderful country: a poem, Widdemer, Margaret pp. 142-143
America in bloom: the work of the country garden clubs, east and west, pp. 144-151
The white eagle of Poland: the emblem of strength and courage, pp. 152-162
"Willow, willow", Thomas, Edith M. p. 163
Day-beds: very new and very old: their history and modern use, pp. 164-167
How Arnold Genthe uses sunlight to capture beauty, pp. 168-179
Bringing an old New England home up-to-date: with consummate art leaving its ancient beauty unmarred, pp. 180-191
Has America no time for music? Written from an interview with Artur Bodanzky, the new conductor of the Metropolitan Opera House, pp. 192-200
The new idea in home furnishing: no. 1: the dining room, pp. 201-203
Jewel-furniture: works of art from craft shops, pp. 204-210
The mirror: the eye of the room, pp. 211-213
Weaving on old-time looms: history and romance in rugs and tapestries, pp. 214-216
The little craft shop on Mermaid Street, pp. 217-220
Nature in the school playgrounds, Curtis, Henry S. pp. 221-223
Weaving on old-time looms (cont.), pp. 224-226
The house that will not burn, pp. 227-228
About American rugs, Cox, Frank Alexander pp. 229-230
Has America no time for music? (cont.), pp. 230-231
Book reviews, pp. 231-232 ff.
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Jan. 17: Michelle Obama. This is one of my favorite photos of Mrs. Obama. She has been a constant source of inspiration to me over the past eight years. I am thankful for her impact on me, as well as on all the little brown girls across the country and around the world. Happy birthday, FLOTUS! (White House photo taken by Amanda Lucidon)
Clean Drinking Water
Jan. 13: Clean drinking water. I've been fighting some serious congestion for weeks now. Everyone says, "Drink lots and lots of water!". As I sit here staring at this glass of water that I know I need to drink, but don't feel like drinking, I'm thinking about the millions of people in the world who don't have access to clean drinking water. I am truly thankful to be able to go to the refrigerator and get a glass of water.
The Light
At some point in the past year or so, I shared the above quotation on my Facebook page. At the time I posted it, I completely believed it to be true. You see, I had this gratitude thing down pat. If I just focused on all the things in my life I have to be thankful for, it didn't leave space or energy to be bothered by the negative. I couldn't have been more wrong.
When depression hits it is relentless. It doesn't care about the rose-colored glasses you have on. It completely ignores the shift in mindset that you worked so hard to create. It couldn't care less about the cute lists you made of all the things you are thankful for. It comes in like a monster from a dark sci-fi novel and with one fell swoop, knocks you to the bottom of a deep, dark, rocky cavern. It laughs at you as you attempt to climb towards the light, only to be smacked down again. You learn that it's just easier to exist in the darkness and so that's what you do.
If you are one of the lucky ones, you go about your daily life like nothing is wrong. Somehow you manage to get out of bed every morning and fool everyone into believing that you are okay. Life goes on around you but you are stuck in a repetitive rut and no matter how hard you try, you can't climb out of that dark cavern. Sadly, no one around you can tell that there is something wrong.
If you aren't so lucky, you become paralyzed down in that cavern. Life goes on around you and no one can figure out why you are standing still. Maybe the whispers are true; you're just lazy or scared or weak. Maybe you've just given up. It certainly feels that way, so maybe it's true.
Clinical depression is completely different from the feeling of depression you had when you were 16 and the love of your life cheats on you. Clinical depression is an illness that can't be cured simply by focusing on positive things. If anything in the post sounds familiar to you, if you or someone you know is in the bottom of that deep, dark, rocky cavern, it's time to get help. It's time to find the light.
This was written in response to today's blog prompt, "Hopeful".
I took my nephew to the movies today. He's three and this was his first movie theater experience. We went to see "The Secret Life of Pets" and it was the perfect first movie; no sad, dramatic deaths, nothing too scary, and at least one poop joke. He loved it. It was so much fun to watch him enjoying something he's never experienced before. I'm so very thankful that my sister let me have this first with him. I hope he remebers today. I know I'll never forget it.
She Knows What the Bathroom is For
I normally spend the majority of my Saturdays at home and I think that Matilda likes it that way. Today, I was in and out a few times and was gone most of the day. I came home once to change clothes and stepped in a big load of crap. I'm not sure if she was mad at me or if her stomach was upset, but either way, it doesn't change the fact that Tildy pooped in the house. As I looked down at her and began to fuss, I paused and realized that of all the places in the house she could've chosen, she chose to handle her business in the bathroom, on the bathmat, right in front of the toilet. All I had to do was pick up the rug, dump her business in the toilet, and throw the mat in the washer.
Thanks, Tildy!
No Plans
Today, I represented a client with a pretty severe case of COPD. He struggled to muster enough air to respond to the court's questions with a simple yes or no. If you didn't know what was wrong, you would initially think he had a studdering problem. As to protect him from embarrassment, I answered for him so he wouldn't have to speak.
When it was his turn to address the court, it took him awhile to be able to have the breath to speak, but when he did, he delivered the two most heartbreaking sentences. "*gasp, gasp* I've been a drug *gasp* addict all my life. *gasp, gasp* I'm sorry."
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Steyer AUG
Posted 10-09-2009 at 10:57 AM by sonnysonny
Steyer Augs have been hated as much as they have been loved. In my opinion, airsoft Steyers are some of the best guns around because:
They have one of the longest barrels in a small package
There are many different configurations
They are one of the most comfortable guns ever
They have a included vert grip that can be folded into a regular foregrip
They're sexy
Whats your opinion on Steyer Augs?
They have one of the longest barrels in a small package
There are many different configurations
They are one of the most comfortable guns ever
They have a included vert grip that can be folded into a regular foregrip
They're sexy
Whats your opinion on Steyer Augs?
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I think the Steyr AUG A3 is the best of the AUG family. The A3 is the only model that has a large config outside barrel swaps & optics. The AUG in general is a bulky gun and then you throw in accessories you're carrying a off balance mess. It wouldn't be my first choice weapon, but Die Hard made me want one. If only Ares didn't make the Tavor.....
Posted 10-09-2009 at 12:33 PM by UrbanMarine
Updated 10-09-2009 at 12:45 PM by UrbanMarine
Posted 10-09-2009 at 02:55 PM by Comrade Garcia
I prefer the A1, the A3 model just adds useless wait a crap load of rails.
Honestly I'd take an AUG over just about any weapon into combat. It's incredibly reliable, so much so that it has been compared to the AK47 is reliability. (They even ran one over with an apc and fired it just fine afterwards.)
Accuracy is comparable to an M16's, yet it's a full foot shorter.
Light weight.
Built in optics
And of course interchangeable barrels.
Posted 10-09-2009 at 03:32 PM by Kilo11
Bullpup's are the way of the future. Along with lunchbox SMG's (a name I just made up) like the KRISS. Well I hope they are, they look cool
Posted 10-09-2009 at 04:35 PM by Skate
Posted 10-09-2009 at 08:35 PM by Djackson
Quote:They have one of the longest barrels in a small package
Quote:There are many different configurations
Quote:They are one of the most comfortable guns ever
Quote:They have a included vert grip that can be folded into a regular foregrip
Quote:They're sexy
Posted 10-09-2009 at 09:25 PM by NegSpace
Odd example with that Walther WA 2000, considering only around 100(I think that's what I read) are even in the united states right now, 16 of which are owned by the CEO of Walther.
Still, it is correct.
Posted 10-09-2009 at 09:28 PM by Skate
Posted 10-09-2009 at 10:07 PM by Kilo11
Yeah, it looks so futuristic. The thing is so damn comfortable too! Gotta be the best gun I've ever held in my hands.
Posted 10-10-2009 at 01:09 PM by Yamsbanned
Posted 10-11-2009 at 08:38 PM by Odin37
Yeah...a two stage trigger...like the real steel Steyr AUG......
Posted 10-11-2009 at 08:43 PM by Skate
Hate to disagree with most, but I hated my AUG. Gear box right next to your head gets really annoying. The battery space was highly limiting, it seemed 8.4 or lipo were the only option.
Some other annoyances, the fore grip seemed like it might always break, and when I had mine Mid Cap mags were almost unheard of.
As far as configurations, it seemed that there were little options for the AUG in the airsoft world, it would be cool if different size barrels would be readily available for the AUG. I much prefer the M16, I can swap the upper receiver from M16(509mm) to a M4(363mm) or a Fighting Cat (184mm) by changing one bolt.
Just my own thoughts, if you are happy with yours great.
Posted 10-11-2009 at 09:14 PM by Person7
All the things Negspace Said. I will say them again.
They have one of the longest barrels in a small package
Like... an L85 or Tavor or FAMAS or M90/M95 or Walther WA 2000 or FN 2000 or FN P90?
There are many different configurations
Like an M4?
They are one of the most comfortable guns ever
Like an M4?
They have a included vert grip that can be folded into a regular foregrip
Like an M4?
They're sexy
Like an M4?
Posted 10-11-2009 at 09:25 PM by Phil
Posted 10-12-2009 at 01:58 PM by Djackson
Posted 10-12-2009 at 04:14 PM by Kilo11
Reliability also falls into the hands of the shooter, not just the manufacturer. Improper maintenance of your weapon will lead to problems. In my 6 years in the Army, I never had a serious weapon malfunction, especially a catastrophic failure. I have also never seen one, even when I was in Iraq with all of the sand and dust. Reports of Direct Gas Impingement Systems failures are greatly exaggerated to say the least.
Another thing is that being a real steel shooter, bullpups have VERY sloppy triggers. AUG's, and the one FN2000 I have shot were great close engagement rifles, but their crap triggers make them rough for long range shooting. I have never got my hands on a Tavor though, those might change my mind.
Posted 10-12-2009 at 07:41 PM by blacksheep_p
Posted 10-13-2009 at 05:57 AM by Kilo11
Posted 10-13-2009 at 08:12 PM by Aztec
Ambidextrous, Spade, just looking out!
Kilo11, I wasn't trying to say that your points were invalid, in torture tests, the AUG is more reliable than the AR. But it is just a selling point that manufactures use. They leave out the fact that anyone who has to use their rifle everyday (and love it like a best friend) would never let that hypothetical ever happen. Another good example is the "Over the Beach Test" that H&K, Magpul, and other companies are doing to show how dangerous current issue M4/M16 variants are in wet environments. No shooter worth his salt would ever try those tests, even with those enhanced rifles that those companies are pushing. If you depend on your rifle you love it like your best friend, your girlfriend, and your mom all rolled into one. It is something that you have to rely on to get you home.
By the way, look up "Over the Beach Test" on YouTube, you'll get some fun videos to watch.
Posted 10-14-2009 at 12:22 AM by blacksheep_p
Updated 10-14-2009 at 07:42 AM by blacksheep_p
Posted 10-15-2009 at 01:29 PM by NegSpace


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Tanya's Love affair With Art
I am honored to be a wife and mom of three! I have one teenager and one who is almost a teenager so I have a special heart for them. I met the Lord when I was 12 . I'm forever greatful for his love and for all the horrible things he has caused me to overcome in my life. This is a way for me to give back and be blessed in the process! I will keep sharing whatever is in my wild imagination in hopes that you are blessed too.
I love all kinds of art. Oil painting, wood carving, mixed media shadow boxes, greeting cards, sewing, singing, and floral design. I have been a floral designer for over 20 years. I will never stop creating new things! Albert Einstein said, "True art is characterized by an irresistible urge in the creative artist." I completely agree! As long as the Lord puts new designs in my head and heart I will share!
I find drawing abstract art as in these book to be relaxing. It gives me a different kind of comforting joy. I hope you feel that joy as you color the pages.
Thanks again for all your support! Hugs!
Dip Me In Color
Author: Tanya Cochran
Come over and visit my FaceBook Shop? Why, you ask?
All my fans are there!
You can see upcoming book signings
You can see a video of each book (a flip through)
It would make me smile!


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Have a Great Dog!
Safe Ways to Enjoy Your Dog Despite the Heat!
Keep in mind that dogs can't get rid of heat by sweating through their skin like we do. They change their temperature mostly by panting and some perspiring through their feet. If your dog seems woozy, can't stand up and looks distressed, rush him to the veterinarian immediately. Heat stroke in dogs in very serious and can result in death in minutes. Never leave your dog in the car on a hot day even with the ac on, cars can stall out and become death traps to our favorite companions, don't risk it !
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RB Leipzig reportedly told Liverpool that a fee of £18m would have been enough to let Naby Keita go to Anfield in this window, however the club have recently stated that the player will remain in Germany until June.
The Reds signed Keita in the summer for £50m, with the midfielder set to join the Merseyside club at the end of the season, however speculation has mounted that the Premier League giants want to bring Keita to Anfield in this current transfer window.
Naby Keita will cost Liverpool a total of £84m if he's signed within the month.— Simply Utd (@SimplyUtd) January 12, 2018
That's £5m less than Paul Pogba, remember this tweet.
According to German news outlet Bild Leipzig told Liverpool that they would have consider letting their star midfielder leave in January for a fee in the region of £18m. Despite Leipzig reportedly happy to let the player leave for that fee, rumors of Keita leaving early have now been formally quashed with the German club recently putting out a statement about the situation.
"OFFICIAL: Naby Keita will remain an RB Leipzig player until 30th June 2018.
"We wish to put the speculation about a January move to Liverpool to bed."
OFFICIAL: Naby #Keïta will remain an #RBLeipzig player until 30th June 2018. We wish to put the speculation about a January move to @LFC to bed. pic.twitter.com/Cilx09m24e— RB Leipzig English (@RBLeipzig_EN) January 14, 2018
Leipzig Sports Director Ralf Rangnick spoke about his desire to keep Keita and insisted that Leipzig are not a selling club.
"We do not give Naby Keita an early start, even though Liverpool have once again laid down his interest in him to sign him in this transfer window. As everyone knows, we are not a sales club.
We've gone from buying: Danny Wilson, Joe Allen, Rickie Lambert, Fabio Borini and Christian Benteke – to Virgil van Dijk, Naby Keita, Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mané and Oxlade-Chamberlain.— Ben Webb (@BenWebbLFC) January 12, 2018
That's progression. Sweet, sweet progression.
"That would only have been possible if we had reached an amicable solution in the sense of an exorbitant additional transfer payment. This is not the case and so we have decided to end this topic. Naby and his advisor also accepted this decision."
The sale of Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona clearly has led to Liverpool increasing their interest in bringing Keita to Anfield in January, however due to Leipzig's comments it seems that the player is set to stay in Germany until the end of the season.
Liverpool are not short of options in midfield at the moment and if the Keita was to stay it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world. Keita seems to be the likely replacement for Emre Can who recently agreed to move to Juventus for the start of the 2018/19 season.


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Time for CPS sketch #133. I've kept the sketch as is this week - love landscape format. I'm using another digital stamp this week - courtesy of Brooke over at Magnolia Grace. The character's name is Little Owl and in this stamp he sits on a branch. To see more of him, head over to magnoligrace.blogspot.com.
Thanks Brooke.
Okay, So I printed Little Owl out twice. The back image was coloured black to create a permanent shadow and top image was coloured with watercolour pencils and popped up with foam stickies. To frame the image, I created some abstract clouds/wind with stitching and used a sentiment and the branch to form the lower horizontal element of the sketch.
Paper: Kikki K in Gold and Pearl
Stamp: Little Owl by Magnolia Grace | firstname.lastname@example.com
Ink/Colour: Artline 210 medium in Black (love these pens), Faber-Castel Watercolour Pencils
Adhesive: 3D Adhesive Foam Stickies by Paper Craft


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Throughout our whole lives carpets make our living atmosphere more comfortable, joyfully and beautiful. Life's necessity's do not normally change, but demands occur needing new solutions. Our living home needs always to accommodate the timespirit, my abstract carpets capture this need of change, especially because of the colour and shape, I would like people to think more about how there living or why they are living, like this. My carpets have a floating shape like the lifetime, the colour combinations come up to the psychological colour knowledge. Colours have a big influence in our health, feelings and development from the intellect, they can also balance the karma.
Colour Knowledge
It is important that the colour contrast on the carpets is right and the combinations and shapes leave more to fantasize and create new ideas, not just decoration. These multi forms of possibility bring new solutions for our life. They are handmade from pure tibetian wool and they are hand washable.


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The album opens with a breezy instrumental country song that, to my knowledge is one of only two instrumental songs in Young's catalog (excepting Arc in its entirety). The other, which opens side two, is written and arranged by Jack Nitzsche. I don't think Young even plays on it.
The closing number, "Last Trip To Tulsa", is a nine-and-a-half minute acoustic epic with no guitar solos whatsoever. Young's elliptical lyrics seems like an effort to emulate the more oblique musings of Bob Dylan songs like "Tombstone Blues" or "115th Dream". It doesn't work. I considered posting it here for sheer curiosity value, but, as I mentioned previously, it's nine-and-a-half minutes long and not very good.
"The Loner" and "The Old Laughing Lady" represent the album on Decade; nothing made the cut for Greatest Hits. "I've Been Waiting For You" is in the same vein as "The Loner", a brief and powerful sixties-pop number with gobs of organ swirls and some fierce guitar tones.
"I've Loved Her So Long" is another Jack Nitzsche collaboration (Nitzsche produced three of the album's cuts, including his own aforementioned one) and is the real find here. Rather than overloading the track with strings as on "Expecting To Fly" and later tracks, here Nitzsche uses a chorus of female voices to give the song its lush textures. Young's voice sounds terrific here; while he's best known for the nails-on-chalkboard whine he employs for his louder electric rave-ups, he has a gentler sound he uses for quiet numbers that sounds lovely, particularly on the early ballads.
Incidentally, this track led to the first real sound quality dilemma I've faced since starting this blog. I record all of the songs from records in my own collection and actually rather like the vinyl sounds in some of them, but here it's a bit much. The combination of the track's unusually low mastering volume (it's noticeably quieter than the other songs on the album, even at its peak) and the advanced state of deterioration of my copy makes for an almost unlistenable aural soup. I boosted the level more than 200% in SoundForge, so the song becomes audible over the vinyl pops, but that makes said pops create digital peaks in the level.
So I'm posting it anyway, best I can do. I considered posting a digital version as well, but figured that kind of goes against the point of this blog; the version I listen to sounds like that, so there it is. If you want a better sounding version of this one song, by all means, grab it on iTunes. It's just a buck.
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"I've Been Waiting For You" and "I've Loved Her So Long"


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Obviously, each day consists of multiple things. We're not planning yard sales, picking out baby stuff or filling out adoption paperwork every single day. However, most days we are thinking about those things, and most of all, our baby. We think constantly, "will we have a happy baby who smiles all the time?" - "what will our baby look like, will he/she have dark hair or a bald head?" - "will we have a girl or boy?". Those thoughts come into our minds non-stop! And I'm okay with that, sometimes its fun just to sit and think about who our baby will be, what he/she will look like and what type of personality they will have! Its so exciting. But as I sat on Monday evening typing up our final post on the yard sale, things starting feeling much more real than that. Almost scary to be honest. I am going to be a MOM and my life will soon be forever changed!
I thought about the selfish things like, my personal time, long showers in the mornings, my quiet time sitting on the couch and sipping my coffee. I thought about Richard and I having lazy evenings sitting on the couch talking and watching our favorite shows. All of those times we randomly decide to go out for a drive. Or even those weekends we have off when we just want to flee down and go for a road trip. All of these things have been coming into my mind. They will all soon go away! And yes, that scares me, because I am a selfish person and I like having that freedom that we have now! All at the same time, I think about the responsibility and dependence of having a little one in our home. Not a child we're babysitting, or just playing with for the afternoon.... but OUR baby.
I am so thankful to have these moments right now, where I can take in all of those things. To know, without a doubt, Christ has us here, right where He wants us. Its the most comforting feeling I can possibly explain. Obviously, He is ready for me to give us my selfish ways, and give to another. Its so exciting, but its definitely becoming more and more real to me. I've started visualizing waking up with a baby in what is now an empty crib. I've started seeing my morning routine change drastically, and thinking how my freedom is about to change entirely! But all for one very special baby! And that is what is giving me the comfort to move forward. Knowing that I am walking alongside Christ as He, and He only, leads us down this path. He is giving us a baby, a very special child whom we get to LOVE so freely, hold in our arms, and raise in a Christ-Centered home! A home in which they may not have ever had that chance to come to know the amazing God who really brought them into this world.
I find peace knowing that we have been chosen to be those parents. That Christ has picked Richard and I out of so many people in this world, to be the providers and protectors of this sweet, precious child! Oh how I cannot wait! Praise God for all of the little miracles and those daily reminders of how beautiful life can be. Thank you, Lord, for this wonderful journey you have us on.
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Vision therapy – also called vision training – is the non-surgical treatment of binocular vision disorders. It involves the prescription of specific visual activities (performed with or without special lenses) to improve eye alignment or visual skills that have not developed properly.
Examples of binocular vision disorders include focusing problems, eye alignment problems, and inaccurate eye movements. Amblyopia (also called lazy eye) is also treated with vision therapy.
Though usually prescribed for children, vision therapy can also improve the visual skills of adults in some cases.
Refractive Errors vs. Binocular Vision Disorders
Doing a routine eye exam, your eye doctor evaluates (among other things) your visual acuity and determines if you need prescription lenses to correct a refractive error – nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism.
For most school-aged children who have vision problems, eyeglasses or contact lenses are sufficient to give them clear, comfortable vision. But it's estimated that 20 percent of school-aged children have binocular vision problems that cannot be corrected with eyeglasses or contact lenses alone.
Some of these disorders include:
- Convergence insufficiency – The inability to comfortably keep the eyes in a converged position when reading and focusing on things up close.
- Accommodative insufficiency – The inability to comfortably sustain adequate focusing power when reading or looking at close objects.
- Accommodative infacility – The inability to quickly and accurately change focus from far to near and back again (a skill needed to copy notes from a chalkboard).
- Vergence infacility – The inability to maintain accurate and comfortable alignment of the eyes when changing focus from far to near and back again.
- Eye movement disorders – The inability to move the eyes quickly and accurately from word to word on a page, or the inability to smoothly follow a moving object with the eyes.
If your child continues to experience eyestrain and headaches at school after a routine exam has been performed and eyeglasses have been prescribed and worn (if needed), consider seeking the services of an optometrist who specializes in vision therapy for a binocular vision evaluation.
Binocular Vision Evaluation
A binocular vision evaluation includes a number of visual skills tests that are not typically performed during a routine eye exam. These tests may include:
- Eye alignment testing – Though basic eye alignment testing is performed during a routine eye exam, a vision therapy specialist may perform additional tests to determine how easily your child can maintain proper eye alignment and whether they are likely to experience eye fatigue because of a difficulty in maintaining eye alignment during reading and other near vision tasks.
- Eye focusing tests – To evaluate how easily your child can change focus and whether they are likely to experience eye fatigue, blurred vision, or reading problems from inadequate focusing skills.
- Eye movement tests – To evaluate the accuracy and speed of eye movements during simulated reading tasks to determine if poor eye movement skills may be contributing to a reading problem.
- Eye teaming tests – To evaluate how well your child's eyes work together as a team for a variety of visual tasks involving changes in eye alignment, focusing, and positioning.
The vision therapist will then compare your child's visual skills test performance to established norms for children of the same age. If one or more visual skills appear to be deficient, a program of vision therapy may be prescribed.
Vision Therapy Programs
The basis for vision therapy is the belief that visual skills can be improved with properly designed visual tasks (sometimes called eye exercises), in much the same way that the strength and coordination of a weak muscle can be improved with appropriate training.
A vision therapy program usually consists of a combination of weekly one-on-one therapy sessions in the doctor's office and daily activities to be performed at home. Special lenses and computer programs may be used as part of a vision therapy program to help improve visual skills.
Depending on the nature and severity of the visual skills deficiency being treated, a vision therapy program can last from several weeks to several months.
Vision Therapy vs. Orthoptics
Vision therapy is promoted by many optometrists, but it has its critics – especially among ophthalmologists. Some ophthalmologists feel optometrists prescribe vision therapy unnecessarily, and that claims made by some optometrists that vision therapy is helpful in treating reading disorders and learning problems are false and misleading.
Still, some ophthalmologists recommend a similar therapy called orthoptics to treat certain binocular vision disorders caused by an imbalance in the muscles that surround the eyes. Orthoptics is usually administered by an orthoptist who has been certified to provide the service but is not a medical doctor.
Orthoptics is similar to optometric vision therapy in that it is non-surgical and involves eye exercises. But orthoptics is generally prescribed for a more limited range of binocular vision disorders – mainly convergence insufficiency and mild misalignment problems.


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On Monday, The Jew York Times reported that a lone gunman by the named Stephen Paddock , 64, shot and killed 58 people, injuring hundreds of others, and sending thousands of survivors flee for cover at an open 3-day music concert at Las Vegas Strip late Sunday night.
The shooting occurred during the final night performance by Jason Aldean.
Police said Stephen Paddock shot himself before police could apprehend him. Later police said it's looking for Paddock's female companion at the concert.
Donald Trump in a nationally televised news conference called the attack an act of pure evil. Since the shooter was not a Muslim, he didn't boasted his 'war on terror'.
Las Vegas Jew mayor Carolyn Goodman asked people to pray for the victims. In case some readers may not know, Ms. Goodman built The National Museum of Organized Crime and Law Enforcement' in 2012 in honor of some of America's most notorious Jew Mobsters at taxpayers' expense.
The Gateway Pundit website founded by Israel-First gay Jew Jim Hoft claimed that the shooter was Geary Danley, 32, associated with an "anti-Trump army".
Jew politician and TV personality Wayne Allyn Root tweeted: "This is real thing. Clearly coordinated Muslim terrorist. PRAY for our Vegas police. PRAY for victims. Very bad. Awful." Last year Root had claimed that Donald Trump is the "First Jewish president of United States."
Another Jew creep, Hermann Dayz tweeted that the shooter was Muslim convert (born Jew) by the name Samir Al-Hajeed.
Police or FBI has not identified the nationalities of the dead. Root also didn't claim that some of the dead were Jews – but now JTA reports that eight Israelis are missing in the wake of shooting. I think JTA doesn't want to repeat 9/11 mistake where no Israeli or Jew was found among the 2,846 dead.
As expected, now the US-Israel proxy ISIS has claimed that Paddock worked for it. Don't forget ISIS's self-proclaimed Khalifah Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is a Mossad agent.
On October 2, Jew-owned Washington Post claimed that Stephen Paddock was a high-stake gambler who kept to himself before massacre.
"Eric Paddock said his brother previously worked as an accountant but also had real estate investments, including houses and apartments around Orlando. He said Stephen Paddock had no kids and plenty of money to play with. He also said Stephen once won US$250,000 in gambling," claims Washington Post.
Some bloggers have claimed that Donald Trump who favored gun control in the aftermath of Sandy Hook shooting will use this Psy-op (watch below) to impose gun control for which the Jewish Lobby had been campaigning for decades.


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Ars Technica is reporting that a school in Pennsyvania has suspended 2 students for creating a Myspace profile of their principal mocking him. A federal judge upheld this ruling when they were sued by one of the students for suspending them for something they created on their own time outside of school. Personally I find this disturbing on two fields.
The first I want to bring up is parody. I'm not sure why they didn't take the parody defense. To their non-target audience I'm sure the language and style they used was reprehensible, and to the school district bordering in libel. I however remember what it was like being a teenager, a time period that most adults don't allow themselves to identify with once they age past it. The key thing they need ot look at is the target audience. It wouldn't be truly fair to have a trial of teenagers to be judged by their "peers" and have the jury made up of people older then 25. That seems to be the tipping point when the social norms of the next high school generation are lost on the adults. The language is different. The clothing is different. The attitudes are different. Unless a similar mindset can be understood by the jury, the teenager will loose almost every time in a "Damn kids don't respect anything" moment. I think parody would have been the correct defense.
Now let's look at the freedom of speech angle. There is quite a few that feel like I do that the traditional schooling these days is to extinguish individual thought and bring people around to "group think". We all have our moments when we feel group think is a good thing, most of that time is when group think agrees with what we are thinking. However when a student has individual thought they seem to get punished. About eight years ago my sister was almost suspended for going to school with pink hair. The problem was that "it was a distraction" – really? Life is all about distraction and things that block you from achieving your goals. Work through it. She (nor the boys in question from the beginning argument) hurt or threatened the life or welfare of those around them. Even then it should be either handled by the police or if it happened in school, by the police and the school.
One of the arguments the defense used was that though the boys wrote the information outside of school, it was targeted at students in it. Duh! Almost the whole of their society is wrapped up in school. They don't really live work and interact within the community. Their peer and focus groups are almost all inclusively within that school. Of course it's going to be their target audience. The same way that writing an OP-Ed piece for the local community newspaper is targeted at that community. It doesn't matter if the person that wrote the piece technically lives outside the city borders, it's still valid. They are addressing their peer group. What we have now is we are creating a society where it is considered to mock or question public figures. If their are repercussions outside of the normal legal channels, students then gain a greater fear of authority then they should have.
Like work, there needs to be a seperation between a students personal lives and their work lives. What I do on my own time is none of my works business. When I am at work it is completely their business and I have to deal with anything that stems out of my decisions from there. If this case was going after the libel or slander side of the coin, which is where it should have gone, it should not have been handled by removing the children from the school. It should have been settled in the courts and outside of the venue of schools. The biggest issue is while if I do something egregious outside of work that can have a negative effect on the company, I can get fired. Schools however should not be allowed to fire or punish students on things that take place outside of their borders of jurisdiction, which end at the edge of school property.


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Comms-care, leader in the provision of channel network and IT support services recently rewarded their top sales performers with an all expenses paid day trip to Aintree – the home of the Grand National.
The trip to Aintree was the first quarterly sales incentive of the year where members of the Comms-care sales team had chance to have a day out of the office at one of the racing calendars most prestigious events. After a buoyant quarter for the company, six people managed to qualify for this incentive providing them with an opportunity to continue their run of good luck by placing bets on races throughout the day, whilst enjoying the ambiance the day had to offer.
Rob Darby, Sales Manager at Comms-care accompanied the qualifying team members and congratulated them on their success: "I always enjoy rewarding members of the team that work hard and show a lot of commitment in hitting their targets. The day was a huge success, as it gives members of the team time together outside of the office environment. It also generates a real buzz when they return to the office sharing their stories, as this inspires the team members who didn't qualify to be on the next incentive trip. Unfortunately, unlike our business success, the only winner here was the bookmakers but I'm sure the team will be betting on making it to the next quarterly incentive of the year."


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Thankfully, this time, I was just going along for the ride. The TASTE event is a culmination of all the festival had to offer featuring all the California Adventure restaurants best dishes and wines from the wineries that participated in the daily seminars. The ticket cost is $135 but you're not required to pay park admission to attend. There were 13 food and wine stations along the outside of the room, some seating in the middle of the room and high-top tables and long bars for those in the back of the line who failed to score a seat. The room was pretty packed, but they limit the number of attendees to about 700, so once everyone was inside the crowd sort of evenly dispersed. You have three hours to hit all the stations which is plenty of time, even with a 5-10 minute wait per section, mostly because they were making the food fresh to go. Though they gave you a lanyard with all the food and chefs listed, there was no paperwork at all about which wines were available. This was a bit disappointing for me, since it became hard to keep track, even though I took pictures of the bottles. Though the wines were split out by region, it was a surprise each time you hit the front of the line as to what you'd find. As I stood in line and listened to various conversations, the crowd seemed to be more foodie than wino, so I guess that explains the lack of materials. Even a list of the wineries attending, if not the actual wines poured, would have been helpful. Since all had participated in the festival this would not have been hard.
All of the food was quite good, but my favorites were:
What I like about the wine selection was its' diversity, even in the limited number of selections overall. My favs of the night were:
So I guess the big question is: Would I pay to go next year? While the whole event was well-executed (the staff is to be commended for quick and friendly plate clearing) with good entertainment (though a stitch too loud) and generous tastes to fill your very high-end Riedel glass (that you got to keep), I'm still not sure it's quite worth the price. I had a great time, don't get me wrong. Disney certainly knows how to put on a classy event and this one was no exception; however, I like to be able to engage with the chef/winemakers when I go tasting events and that is just not possible here. For me, the money would be better spent on a great wine dinner, where you can really concentrate on the flavors and enjoy the experience. Of course, if you don't mind crowds or eating standing up, then this event certainly delivers some delicious food and interesting wines to go with it.


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The increased exposure that people today have to manmade toxins in our environment that didn't previously exist has been shown to be one of the reasons for low testosterone in males today. It's not that men haven't always experienced the progressive and typically gradual decline in their male hormone supply – they have. After reaching the age of approximately 30, doctors know that a certain amount of hormone loss is inevitable for all men; yet they also recognize that some men experience unhealthy symptoms when their testosterone levels decline to below the range that is considered to be the norm for adult men at various ages.
What is currently being seen with increasing frequency by doctors who specialize in the treatment of hormone disorders such as Low T (the term that is commonly used to refer to symptomatic testosterone deficiency) is that it has been developing in men more frequently and often at younger ages than previously. This is more than just a passing observation; it is a statistical change that has been and continues to be studied by medical researchers both here and in other countries. The clinical studies that they have performed show that there are reasons for low testosterone in males other than a man's advancing age or as a result of an injury or disease.
The increased sources of everyday stress that people today are dealing with have been studied and shown to be a contributing factor to Low T levels; so has the increased incidence of obesity. People today have to fight harder to live a healthy lifestyle, much harder than the previous generations who led simpler lifestyles; who got more beneficial exercise just by walking more; and who didn't have as many chemicals and additives in foods that they ate. The hormone levels of today's adults are dealing with more factors that can upset their healthy balance than they have ever faced, and in the US as well as in many other highly developed cultures, adults are paying the price in the form of hormone disorders that have a detrimental influence on their health and wellbeing.
Perhaps part of the reason that Low T symptoms often are not recognized by the adults who have them is because people have been told again and again to expect certain things to occur as they age. However, there is no one universal formula that dictates how people will age; there are men who have as much energy and stamina – and sometimes even more – at the age of 60 as men who are 20 years younger than them. So it is as important to be able to recognize the symptoms that are associated with a male hormone deficiency as it is to understand the reasons for low testosterone levels in males if you want to remain healthy and vital for your entire lifetime.
All too often, adults report some of these health issues to their primary care physicians only to be told that they have to expect things to change as they become older. But even men who have not yet reached the age of 40 can experience these types of changes in their health if they have developed medically significant levels of testosterone deficiency:
What your regular physician probably hasn't told you is that Low T can be responsible for all of these changes; and he or she definitely hasn't told you about the reasons for low testosterone levels in males of your age. So maybe it is time for you to see a different type of doctor who can offer you some real solutions for these problems – a doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of your male hormone deficiency symptoms.
If you are unfamiliar with what's involved in using testosterone replacement therapy, don't allow you self to be overly concerned. It is a treatment that has been in medical use for decades and has a long history of being both effective and low-risk for patients. Commonly referred to as TRT, thousands of men, and even some women, all across the US have been safely and successfully using this doctor prescribed treatment for their Low T symptoms (yes, women can also develop testosterone deficiency symptoms, especially post-menopause).
Once it becomes clear to you that you need to see a doctor who understands the reasons for low testosterone levels and knows how to test for and treat Low T, you will undoubtedly have questions about the process that's involved. And the good news is that you can get that information – as well as access to the treatment you require – just by using your computer or any digital device you have to go online to the website of a respected and experienced TRT provider like Nexel Medical. Our highly qualified and professionally respected hormone replacement therapy doctors provide testing and treatment to adults with Low T symptoms living all across the US; and you don't even have to venture outside of your local area to avail yourself of our medical services.
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Look – I tend to overthink things as it is, but I think I am not alone here when I say that making lunch for my daughter is not as straightforward as one would think.
Before envisioning and launching Fresh Lunch Boxes, I would get up so early to get her food ready for the day. I take her to daycare at 7:30 and I need to supply her lunch, bottles, and snacks. Of course, she eats often, but not a lot, and she is particular from one day to the next, as to what she will eat.
Oh, and then there are the macros! Not only am I paranoid she will be starving at daycare, but I am paranoid her brain development will be stumped because mom didn't provide adequate fats in her diet. Or her energy will be low if there are not enough carbs (though frankly, carbs are the least of my worries!) And will her bones and muscles develop properly if my menu choices are deficient in protein?
As an avid foodie and someone super interested, and into, how food fuels, and heals our bodies, I know at her rapid growth rate, this is really really important stuff!
I know it's something I can tackle, but oh how I loved our mornings together before I had to spend it food prepping. She wakes up giggling, and we would cuddle, and sing, and get dressed and she would empty all my dresser drawers. And my morning was filled with joy and warmth before I started my day job. But that was starting to change as I stressed about the containers, and the bag, and where it would be stored, and if it's cut enough, and if it's balanced.
I am sure when she gets a little older, it will be easier, or will it? I imagine her oversleeping, and resisting eating on time, and needing help with her hair, and gathering her projects and supplies, so I suppose the night time will be my prep time, but when would be my mommy time? I work all day, the precious few hours at night and in the morning is when I reconnect with my daughter, and while I delight in teaching her about food as I cook, doing that for three square meals, every day, for all of us, means I pretty much stay in the kitchen.
Well, before Fresh Lunch Boxes that is. I really needed something like this for my own sanity, and peace, and family life balance. I hope it brings those things to your family too.


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The Phase Separation Line in the Two-Dimensional Ising Model
Communication in Mathematical Physics, 27, 103--136, 1972.
Abstract: We prove that, at low temperature, the line of separation between the two pure phases shows large fluctuations in shape. This implies the translation invariance of the correlation functions associated with some non translation invariant boundary conditions and should be a peculiarity of the dimensionality of the model.
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Opening in theatres this Friday from director Gus Van Sant and Focus Features comes a film about big company's and small towns with PROMISED LAND.
This film tells the story of Steve Butler (Matt Damon), a salesman who works for a natural gas company. Along with his partner Sue Thomason (Frances McDormand), they come into this small town that is going through hard times to present an offer.
Underneath many of the property owner's homes is natural gas and Butler offers these families money for drilling rights. This money would save many of the families from going under. Right before the town folks agree to this, schoolteacher Frank Yates (Hal Holbrook) convinces the townspeople to hold off until they better understand the process of fraking and what it will do to their home.
As the company kicks Steve and Sue into overdrive, another problem arises – environmentalist Dustin Noble (John Krasinski) tries to stop them at every turn. Butler begins to care for the people in this town and, for the first time, begins to question what he is doing – and why!
FINAL WORD: Damon plays this role very well. He has that boyish charm that makes it believable that he would be so engaging with people. That charm also blinds and binds him to a job that doesn't always have the best interest of people at heart.
McDormand has a few tricks up her sleeve as Sue but I mainly enjoyed her interaction with Welliver as Rob the store owner. I truly wished they had taken that storyline someplace instead of just throwing it around with no real reason for it to be there.
Krasinski gets a chance here to play an interesting character. Equally as charming as Damon's character it is a role that was perfect actually. Holbrook, although a small role, is powerful. It is a joy to see such a talent still taking roles that are meaningful.
Other cast include: Terry Kinny as David Churchill, Joe Coyle as Michael Downey, Dorothy Silver as Arlene, Jericho Morgan as Jericho, and Titus Welliver as Rob.
TUBS OF POPCORN: I give PROMISED LAND three tubs of popcorn out of five. I wanted to give it more and was hoping that it would provide more but, honestly, it misses the chance to educate the public while telling a great story. The performances are find and the film has actually
Here's what I was hoping for. In 2010, director Josh Fox made a documentary entitled GASLAND that really opened my eyes to what natural gas companies do in order to lease land from middle America and what fraking is. The effects in many cases are devastating to families and towns. This is what I was truly hoping that PROMISED LAND would do.
Instead it turns out to be a story focused on one man who truly should have known what he was doing for the company he worked for (I do find it hard to believe he was that oblivious) and having sellers remorse because he was falling for a small town school teacher.
The story was written by David Eggers and the screenplay was written by Matt Damon and John Krasinski. This was to be Damon's directorial debut but time constrains only allowed him to act while bringing in Van Sant to direct.
In the end – what is your price?
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Remodeling again! Two Pocono Displays for Sale.
August / 19 / 2014
As we continue to update our showrooms, we continue to offer like-new displays for sale at remarkable bargain prices. These two are located at our Pocono showroom in Bartonsville, and are perfect for your own home, for an apartment, or to upgrade that cozy cottage in the mountains.
Charming Country White Kitchen
Here's a kitchen complete with fixtures including a Kohler under-mount enameled cast-iron kitchen sink with an apron front and a Kohler brushed nickel antique faucet. The cabinetry is Yorktowne Charlton door style with beadboard inserts, in maple painted "Linen". The L-shape is versatile, and includes wall cabinets with decorative side panels, display shelves and charming pegs to display your mug collection. The corner base unit has a lazy susan, and above is open display shelves with apothecary drawers. At one end is a prep area with tuned legs and a display shelf, at the other is a two door pantry with rollouts and a pull-out spice rack.
Over the sink is a double door wall cabinet with seeded glass inserts. All the wall cabinetry is topped with crown molding, as is the beadboard wainscoating, painted "Linen" to match the cabinetry. All this charming cabinetry – including the sink and faucet – can be yours for $2595.00!
Natural Maple Corner Kitchen with Island
This compact kitchen needs only an 8′ x 8′ space. The display includes a sink and eat-in area (island) and stainless-steel Whirlpool appliances – you'll get a Whirlpool slide-in range and microhood, plus a dishwasher in the island.
The perimeter cabinets are KraftMaid in maple with a Natural finish, and with stacked matching upper cabinets with Satin Glass inserts, you'll get 42″ of storage. The corner cabinet includes an appliance garage, with a wooden lazy susan in the corner base. The base cabinets include a trash rollout with two bins, and deep pot and pan drawers. There's an open display shelf for your collectibles.
The island includes aluminum-framed doors with Satin Glass inserts on one end, and an extended countertop on the other as an eat-in area. Recessed below the shelf is a sink with a Delta stainless faucet. The raised area is granite in "Blue Metallic", the rest of the countertops are "Basilica" solid surface.
This kitchen – loaded with options, extras and including the appliances – was originally $19,500, but we're offering it for a mere $3,795.
Don't wait – see both these displays in person at the Pocono showroom, Shoppes at Crossroads, Rt. 611 in Bartonsville, PA. They won't be there long!


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In a week's time I have made pumpkin bread, pumpkin spice syrup, and pumpkin pancakes. Oh, and I was still raring to go, but darn Trader Joe's was out of their wonderful organic canned pumpkin. Now, I know I could have gone in search of a sugar pumpkin and make my own puree, but although I love DIYing in the kitchen, I just don't want to add another thing to my to-do list right now! So, sadly my pumpkin creations are at a stand still.
Meanwhile, let me share this recipe for Pumpkin Pancakes. I made these for my friend the other day when she came over for breakfast and her review was that they are "better than a restaurant." They are definitely perfect on a fall morning. Not only is the flavor clearly in line with the season, but they turn out a beautiful rusty orange color.
I must admit, I did not get a good photo of the pancakes. I was so hungry and anxious to eat them that by the time they were done I honestly just did not have the patience to take lots of photos. However, I am compelled to share the recipe because they are just so good! If you like pumpkin bread and you like pancakes, you will love these! I am also excited, because the recipe is my own. You may now call me Breakfast Queen 🙂 You can lower your guilt, because they are half whole wheat flour. I think whole wheat makes pancakes heartier and more filling, but I like to keep some all-purpose flour in the recipe to keep the pancakes fluffy. If you are a boxed pancake mix person, just stop right now. Once you make homemade you will never go back. Homemade pancakes have more flavor, are thicker, and fluffier. And, guess what! It took me a maximum of 5 minutes to put this batter together!
Pumpkin Pancakes
- ¾ cup plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- ¾ cup whole wheat flour
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1 cup milk (I used rice milk)
- ¾ cup pumpkin puree
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 egg
- 2 tablespoons vegetable oil
In a large bowl whisk together dry ingredients. In a separate bowl whisk together wet ingredients. Gently fold wet ingredients into the dry. Do not overmix, pancakes turn out dense and tough if you overmix!
Heat butter on a griddle or frying pan over low/medium heat. Pour batter on hot griddle. When pancake begins to bubble all over use a spatula to flip (about 2-3 minutes). Cook the other side for only a minute or so.
Serve anyway you like! I prefer REAL maple syrup and butter (well, Earth Balance Spread for now!)
Mmm… pumpkin love.


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text: This morning when I when to use my 2013 C-Max, I found it with a dead battery. I went to jump it as I have done in the past, and the car woke up. I disconnected the jumper, and went to put the car in gear to pull out of my garage. Nothing happened. The dash showed that the car was in reverse, but the car would not move. I tried drive, and the result was the same. All the dash lights were on and the only thing abnormal was that the check engine light was on. I am going to arrange to get it towed to the dealership tomorrow, but if anyone has any thoughts before I call them, I would really appreciate the information.


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Driving Results through Social Networks: How Top Organizations Leverage Networks for Performance and Growth by Rob Cross and Robert J. Thomas. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass
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Here you will find out all you need to know about the other quests in Neopia.
Unlike the random faerie quests, you must go to these places and ask for one.
rewards can be great, they also can be a waste of
|Illusen & Jhudora
|Random Faerie Quest
|Snow Faerie Quest
|Kitchen Quests
|Witches Quest
|Brain Tree Quest
|The Esophagor
Taelia needs some items in order to complete a spell she is working on... and its FREEZING outside! If you want to venture outside into the snow and find her the items she will reward you most generously.
Once again like Jhudora or Illusen, this is a quest that you choose for yourself. Taelia usually asks for a couple of items - this time you can use the wizard to get the items
"I would be most appreciative if you could do this little errand for me. The items below are the ones I need to complete my spell. Please go out and find them in Neopia and bring them back to me!"
You normally get from 1 to 2 hours to complete these quests and she will reward you with anything from neopoints and items to raising your pets stats.
if the quest is going to cost more than 5 - 10k I wouldn't bother because even if she does raise your pets stats, you could have done that much yourself at the training school, for a lower price.
you can refuse to carry out the quest and then go back later to get another one.
there is no high score
she gives out an avatar if you complete one of her quests
Island Kitchen
Ever since the Royal Family of Maraqua lost their home, I have been living on Mystery Island serving food to the great Mumbo Pango. And he is SOOO hungry, demanding meals every 5 minutes. Can you help me make his latest request???
usually gives you over an hour to complete the recipe, the island chef has been known to raise pets stats and give out gourmet food, but usually you get a prize for the similar amount you spend.
Witch's Tower
Welcome to my home... I deal in magic spells and potions. Need somebody to love you? Want to give somebody spots and itches? I'm the person to talk to :)
"I'm searching for the missing ingredients for my latest spell... eheheheh. If you find them for me I will reward you with a treat. Interested?"
Max of 10 ednas quests per day.
Her rewards can be really generous, usually rare spooky food, but they can also be very expensive.
she also gives out an avatar as a random event (very random)
The BRAIN
The Brain Tree sits alone in the haunted woods... he is the only tree to have developed intelligence, and he thirsts for knowledge.
If you accept his quest, he will ask you a question, your quest being to find the answer in a limited amount of time. It is said that the quests are very difficult... but worthwhile!
he will usually ask you 2 questions, these questions are totally random, there are no clues on the neopets site.
to get the answers you MUST feed the Esophagor twice. (see below) You CANNOT get the answers any other way
Brain tree quests normally allow an hour to bring back the answers
|The Esophagor
Living in the ground under the Haunted Woods, the Esophagor is always hungry. When he rises out of the ground, he will always find *something* to eat. So the next time you hear the floor shake... make sure you have some food on you to feed to this beast.
"II AMMM HUNGGRRYYY..... feeed mmeee annndd I wwilll reeewwaardd yoouu...."
Feed the Esophagor and he will reveal the answers to the brain tree request, this can be a very expensive game to play. You CANNOT get the answers any other way
and not all the prizes are worth what you spent
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After reading "Why Ska is Dead", I felt compelled to offer another side to the story. Let me first say that I have been a member of Inspecter 7 since its creation in 1992. Let me also say that I do like "true" Ska music and have bee attending shows for the better part of 19 years. With that said, let me turn up the Skatalites cd that is currently in my stereo and get down to business.
I could end this response right now simply by mentioning the name Skatalites which represents 30 plus years of Jamaican Ska but I won't.....I will say that I agree with Chris in that the scene is at an all time low. It is due mostly in part to spoiled, self-centered little brats who have such a strong need to belong that they follow anything that is dangled in front of them. The perverbial carrot on a string in the hands of MTV and Hot Topic. In order to have a scene, you need people who love the music that they are supporting. You need open minded people that will attend shows and let local clubs know that they have support, and most importantly a monetary base to justify having these shows. I still attend all ages shows, the lone old fart in the crowd who still gives a damn about all-ages shows surrounded by herds of Manic Panic stained "scenesters" who could care less what the band on stage has to say. In my younger days I would go to City Gardens in Trenton for the Sunday Matinee shows where people came to support the scene regardless of what anyone else represented. Skins, Punks, Mods and Metalheads all throwing down in the pit having a blast and more importantly, giving the club a reason to book more and more shows. Now we are faced with a plague of kids who say that there is no scene as they spend yet another friday night at the mall instead of in the clubs. I have grown tired of listening to the ranting of these kids who want everything handed to them. What happened to the DIY spirit that drove the scene in the 80's? Instead of complaining about having no shows why not book your own at the local VFW or Firehouse?
Instead of crying that Ska is dead, why not learn to play an instrument and form your own band? These concepts seem a bit too much like work for these brats whose "punk" wardrobe is courtesy of mommies credit card. After eight years, Inspecter 7 is still here, haunting the scene like a bad dream. When you love what you are doing, you don't quit. Playing Tenor Sax is as vital to my existance as eating and sleeping and i'll be damned if anyone is going to tell me that the music that I love is dead, especially someone who has been on the "scene" for two years! I have watched the Ska scene rise and fall like a great musical ocean. It peaks when a band gets popular and sinks again when Hot Topic tells the kids that something else is hip. With all of that said, Ska is no where near dead, in fact it is quite alive because just like punk, it is in your heart and beliefs.
Ska music will not fall off of the face of the earth because Chris Grosek says its "dead". The Ska scene is kind of like an old house in need of repair, still standing and best of all the property is owned by people who will not allow it to be torn down. Tomorrow night Inspecter 7 will play yet another packed show at the Melody Bar in New Brunswick. A 21+ show full of dancing, drinking college kids and elder members of the scene. Ska Core seemed like a good idea at the time didn't it? Kind of like the Swing revival that went from BillBoard success to TV jingles in less than a year.... A band needs more than chart success to stay in business...
Let me close this out by saying that the world will not end if Spring Heel Jack breaks up. If they love what they are doing they will make it through the tough times and I wish them all the luck in the world. The Ska scene is not dead, even as people like Chris attempt to murder it. As I am writing this, somewhere in the world some kids are putting together a band, others are listening to Ska on there radios, and the Skatalites are preparing to Tour again. If the Ska scene truly is dead, I am proud to call myself a Necrophiliac.
Lord Skoochie is Saxophonist for Inspecter 7. Contact him at email@example.com.


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Tips for disabled students starting university
The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams – this is the quote that you must keep remember whenever you are starting a new career and especially for the students who are disabled – disability doesn't mean you stop studying you have to start a new career in university and become a successful person.
Well going far from the home towards university is a difficult time for everyone but if you are disabled and get nervous for some points – here is the tips that describe you – how you will remain successful in university period and spend your time.
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University's guide:
The first step for disabled student before moving towards the university is to research the university guide by using its website and learn the accessories that are available for the disable person including ramps, lifts or induction loop system – universities have complex building you must read the access guide and find out the elements that are essential like is your wheelchair size is not wider than door or does university offers some transportation for disabled persons.
- Find out support of university:
Every university offers a lot of services and facilities to the disabled students but you have to search for this as early as possible – you have to aware the management with your disability so they can help you in learning or if you need to write your notes this is possible university will help you – but you have to figure out all these facilities. Many priligy online singapore universities have officers for specific queries you have to contact them and ask about the facilities and arrangements before the time and can also arrange a visit so it gives you a sense of attitude towards physical access.
When you reach university all and sundry is the strangers for you – you have to make new friends as early as possible – everyone is new at university and needs someone for socializing and has ready for new experiences – friends are often the persons that help you most in your higher studies and can share the routine – don't afraid to ask help from others as you are not given the label 'I am disabled' you have to prove yourself and get the best grade. You have to take a break in the lectures and socializing and relax – it is important to work hard but don't forget to take care of yourself.
Once you are at university you are in charge of what you do – you don't have to feel shy or unconfident while doing any task or if anyone tells you can't do it you have to search a solution or ask them why not? You have to do such things as are essential for your body and have to keep up with other people or you can join clubs or groups for socializing and integrate your university life.


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Firefly (2002)
3 corrected entries in Bushwhacked
Starring: Adam Baldwin, Alan Tudyk, Gina Torres, Morena Baccarin, Nathan Fillion, Summer Glau
Bushwhacked - S1-E2
Corrected entry: When discussing the Reavers, Shepherd Book has a cord sticking out between the back of his shirt and the back of his neck. It seems to be an audio cord but could be a part of his pony tail as well. Whatever it is, it's definitely out of place during the shot. (00:22:00)
Bushwhacked - S1-E2
Corrected entry: When the Feds are searching Serenity for River and Simon (who are in spacesuits on the outside of the ship) one soldier picks up and flips over the placemats on the table. This is pointless because, obviously, there's nothing that could have been hiding under them.
Bushwhacked - S1-E2
Corrected entry: When Simon enters the derelict ship wearing a space suit and sees everyone else without suits, he puts his flashlight down and starts struggling with his helmet. The viewpoint changes to show Kaylee moving toward him - with his flashlight beam waving over her face and body. Then we cut back to Simon, who is still struggling with the helmet with both hands - he's not holding the flashlight at all.
Correction: Simon was carrying his medical bag not a flashlight and this is what he puts down. The flashlight is attached to the helmet of his suit.grannycindy
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