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Had an awesome time at this hotel. Very family friendly, laid back atmosphere and amazing beach. Loved our clean and very spacious suite. I was very nervous about booking this hotel due to the mixed reviews. It's not a 5 star place but I loved everything about it."
We stayed here for 3 nights in July. The hotel is nice and the common areas are pretty and well kept up. The room needed a little refreshing. The bathtub in our room needed to be replaced. The tub had already been refinished and the paint inside it was chipping badly and would chip off in our bath (and our 5 month old son's bath). The restaurants were very good. There is not much else around the hotel, but there is a local bus service which runs the length of the hotel zone. There are several pools at the hotel which was really a positive point for us with a baby."
classy crowd, service with a smile, 5 star experience and didn't break the bank! very accommodating for families. free activities for kids and teens, kids under 12 get free food from the pool restaurants with adult ordering meal.... very unexpected and appreciated!"
This a nice business hotel with excellent service within 10 min by cab to a variety of restaurants."
Its right across via bridge from Terminal 1 and was great so we didn't have to deal with going far from the airport. They have shuttle service as well. The only draw back was we did not have free wick in the room where as much cheaper hotels do"
The hotel could provide with free water and a coffee maker"
Very pleasantly surprised. View of the bay from our room was outstanding. No irritating construction noise going on. Pool service was outstanding as well, thanks to Rafael, Ignacio, Manuel, and Oscar, these were so attentive. The only slightly negative was the size of the gym, but it was workable. I believe they are trying to expand it. I would difinitely stay again."
Our experience at Pinnical was wonderful from start to finish! The staff if incredibly friendly, helpful and professional. Victor at the front desk helped us to navigate our way around town. Robert at the bar makes excellent cocktails! The views from Pinnical are outstanding, the neighborhood is clean and safe. We loved being in a quieter part if town rather than the busy tourist area (which is still just a short walk or about $10 cab) The hotel has no restaurant on premises, but there are plenty of great ones with in walking distance and will even deliver to the hotel. The gym is small, but has enough equipment to provide a vacation style workout ;) There are tons of thoughtful touches in the rooms. We were provided with beach towels and even an odorants beach tote to use during our stay! The kitchens are very well stocked with pots, pans, dishes, etc. and even martini shakers and pitchers! We were able to make our own sangria to enjoy on our balcony."
Hard review to write. We had seven rooms for a family vacation and we're twice shut down from security guards. Both times at 9:30 pm . One time watching peacefully a World Cup play off game with five minutes left! Mexico was playing!"
This was a great resort for my family and I. I travelled with my family and a friend. Everyone enjoyed their stay. The pools and restaurants are great. The service was fantastic. The views were breathtaking. We will definitely go back. Tips for travelling: bring bug spray, get a ground floor room if travelling with a stroller (no elevators), use trans Cabo transportation to/from the airport, and have fun!"
Staff was awesome..pool and common areas were clean and nice..Food was AWESOME! Better than any other all-inclusive. The resort could use some nightlife, or place to dance, etc. Overall, very satisfied..small push upon arrival for vacation club meeting, but not too pushy."
Overall we were very satisfied. The hotel is Human size which we liked. The personnel get to know you on a first name basis, it is very pleasant. Overall the entire staff was helpful, genuine. During our stay they were working on a third building extension so a bit noisy during the day however not much of a problem overall. At this time they do not have a "real restaurant", food is below average.. A real restaurant is included in the expansion plans which is a good thing. We also attended the Timeshare presentation, purchased and then cancelled, not really our thing. Pool is not huge but nice enough, jaccuzi was a bit dirty, they need to clean it more often. Room was nice, facing the ocean, clean, specious enough to sleep 2 adults and 2 children, only one bathroom."
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Capitol View Commentary: Friday, January 11, 2013
By Pat Nolan, Senior Vice President, DVL Public Relations & Advertising
January 11, 2013
If you are in charge of a legislative body as large and powerful as the Tennessee House of Representatives, you better know the rules. And if you ever want to change those rules, you better be powerful enough to get the changes you want.
This past week, at the head of a 70-member Republican supermajority, Nashville Representative and unanimously (again) elected House Speaker Beth Harwell did just that. She got almost everything she recommended to re-organize and streamline the body's committee system and to impose, for the first time, a limit on the number of bills each member can introduce each year.
You could quibble and point out the bill limit is 15 not the 10 bills each she suggested, but the fact that there is now any limit at all, for the first time ever, is a clear victory and a sign of how firmly she is in control. As one Capitol Hill lobbyist remarked to me, Speaker Harwell has created " a currency" that has never existed before, and she has forced lawmakers to prioritize what is important and not just introduce legislation for every Tom, Dick and Harriet friend, group or lobbyist that asks for it. That should save taxpayers money, make the General Assembly more efficient and increase the chances lawmakers will wrap up their business earlier in the spring each year. It may also hold down some of the crazy bills that get lawmakers off on a tangent or get the state held up for national ridicule from time to time (but don't hold your breath, it likely won't end that from happening).
The rule changes also show how adroitly the Speaker uses her power. She told me last week on INSIDE POLITICS, that the rule changes came out of a member survey she did. She never announced she was doing the survey or its results, but you can be sure what she decided to do reflect the consensus she found for change.
The Speaker also obviously worked privately with Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey and the leaders in the upper Chamber to make sure they were not too bent out of shape by the bill limit since it imposes a de facto limit on its members as well. If they had been very unhappy, they could have complained enough to make the change potentially very unpleasant to say the least.
Speaker Ramsey has his own super majority and he was overwhelmingly re-elected to a new two-year term with only a few Democrats(4 of 6) voting against him. So far, he has shown no interest in any major rules changes which would likely be harder to sell, as it would be in most Senates, which are smaller in size and more devoted to traditions. He did create some raised eyebrows by bumping Senator Mae Beavers out of her Senate Judiciary Chairmanship.
There is something of a rules flap in the Senate. That would be a rule change proposed by Democrats that would require Senate meetings, including party caucus sessions, be open to the public (and the media). While claiming all meetings should be open, even if the Legislature continues to exempt itself from the state's Open Meetings law, the rules change creates some problems for Republicans.
Now that the GOP caucuses in both chambers are so large, they now represent more than a quorum of the General Assembly when they gather. So a caucus meeting technically is really the full legislature itself in session. Closing that would create some perception and image issues for lawmakers. So while Republicans in the Senate can easily defeat the rule change they put off a decision for now. This shows the major role of the super minority Democrats for this term. That is, to offer proposals that they know aren't likely to be approved but which, from time to time will make the Republicans a bit uncomfortable when defeating them.
The House has the same open caucus meeting challenge (and more of their caucus gatherings have been closed in past years). But so far no specific rule change in that area has been suggested.
And so with Committees and chairmanships appointed by the Speakers, lawmakers have concluded their organization session and have left town awaiting the Governor's State of the State and Budget later this month.
Many are watching to see if the new committee makeup and membership will increase the chances to pass the "wine in grocery stores" bill. It might, but equally important to watch on that legislation could be a statement in opposition issued by a group of sheriffs and police chiefs.. They say (Associated Press 1/9) wine in grocery stores would mean a "greater availability of wine (that) could come at the price of public safety (more underage drinking) because it would draw the attention of law enforcement away from more pressing issues."
Now those in favor of the wine in grocery stores bill are already challenging those assertions. They are demanding the media ask for confirming data to back up these charges. So far, the police chiefs and sheriffs are sticking by their statements, but have not provided any further information.
Wine in grocery stores (if approved by referendum in counties that allow package sales) already looks like it may well be a real corker of an issue this year, if you'll pardon the pun.
From all indications, the lights are coming back to Broadway and the Bridgestone Arena.
Smashville (NHL hockey) is about to commence again. The NHL lockout is settled and a significantly shortened 45 to 48 game schedule for the Nashville Predators will begin as soon as next week.
The labor dispute nearly cancelled the whole season for the second time in recent years and it left a bad taste in the mouths of many fans. Kudos to Predators General Manager David Poile who realizes the problem and told reporters the other day (NASHVILLE BUSINESS JOURNAL/January 7): "On behalf of myself and the organization, I'd like to apologize to the fans. Sometimes you need to apologize and ask for forgiveness, so I am doing that."
Good, and add in an apology to all the Broadway and downtown merchants along with their employees who have taken a significant financial haircut while the millionaire NHL owners and their millionaire players played ego games during the labor squabble. If the city can recoup some of the $6 million annual subsidy it pays the team it should do, as a penalty and a reminder to the Preds their presence here isn't all about their money.
I suspect most fans will forgive and forget fairly quickly as the city adds back another attractive amenity to our entertainment and sports landscape (and a pretty good hockey team that could be a real Stanley Cup threat this year).
Nashville continues to be on a real roll….one like I have never seen at least in the national media.
There was yet another major (positive) feature story about Nashville in THE NEW YORK TIMES this week (January 8). It's says we are the nation's latest "it" city, citing other surveys and reports that say we are one of the best places to begin a technology start-up business; one of the top five regions for job growth with a growing food scene; and that GQ magazine declares Nashville as "Nowville."
The NYT article also contains some local critics who question our new convention center investments and the tax incentive deals being used to attract new jobs and business. There are also concerns raised that we are too smug about our problems with "our ill-fed, ill-housed and ill-educated" as well as our transportation challenges. Frankly, all cities have those problem and all of them are also quite envious of the great brand we are building for our community.
Do we need to do to address our issues? Absolutely! Will our "it" status continue? Probably not for long, it never does for any city. But we are coming so far. I have always loved Nashville where I was born and raised, and I love it more even today. What I have sensed in talking with locals (and reading reactions in the number of postings and story sharing about the NYT article on Facebook) is how proud people are of where our city is today and how the nation is now beginning to see and appreciate what a special unique place this is to live, work and raise a family. As the NYT articles says: "on a Venn diagram, the place where conservatives and hipsters overlap would be today's Nashville."
Will we have to work very hard to keep our special community and grow it? Believe it! You can see one of challenges in one of the latest headlines I read the other day. It seems every time Nashville gets on an economic roll, some start saying we need to "move the Union Rescue Mission" (again) because it is "in the way." How we approach such challenges fairly and humanely will be the true test of how Nashville's future greatness is defined. We have so much going for us already in terms of our location, businesses (music & health care in particular) and other resources (colleges & universities), if we can continue to work to find consensus on approaching these thorny urban issues that all cities face, we can and will find Nashville is one of leading cities in America and the whole world in the 21st Century.
End of sermon.
Well, I'm glad somebody knows what they want to do, even if it's still nearly three years from now.
Metro Councilmember At Large Tim Garrett tells THE TENNESSEAN (January 11) that he is "99% certain" he is running for Vice Mayor in the August, 2015 Metro elections. All the top countywide posts in city government (Mayor, Vice Mayor and all five At-Large posts) will be open because the incumbents are all term limited.
So that's probably why the parlor game guessing and the media laundry lists about who is running have already started in earnest. But Garrett is by far the most certain about his intentions so far. They will be others I am sure in the not too distant future. After all, we've already got announced candidates for Congress in a nearby district.
The political cycle for elections never seems to end…or even take much of a holiday anymore.
There are so many surveys out these days that I often just gloss over the news stories they sometimes generate. But one I saw this week, from a group called CareerCast, listing the Ten Most and Less Stressful Jobs in America for 2013, sure got my attention.
Right there, at the Number 5 most stressful job is Public Relations Executive, with Number 8 listing Newspaper Reporter. OK, while my work at Channel 5 to do this column and INSIDE POLITICS is not the same as working at a newspaper, to my mind, it is pretty close in some ways (and Number 7, Photojournalist seems like a cousin too).
So, as I continue to recover from my stroke (into my seventh month) what does this tell me? Well, it reminds me I need to continue to find ways to relieve my stress levels and not fume and fuss over things that don't matter or I can't change. It's a challenge for me and always has been.
It's not a news flash that what I do for living has stress (although having three jobs I can relate to on the most stressful list certainly reinforces what I face). But I am not sure my jobs are as bad or stressful as some of the others listed in the most stressful group such as enlisted military personnel (especially in a war zone), military general (ditto), firefighter, commercial airline pilot and police officer. That last one, along with taxi driver and senior corporate executive, are listed below PR guy. Maybe not, at least in my mind
No thanks, I am OK where I am, doing what I am doing. And I am not sure I want to switch to any of the Less Stressful Jobs listed which include (1-10) university professor, seamstress, medical records tech, jeweler, medical lab tech, audiologist, dietician, hairstylist, librarian and dial press operator. The major reason I wouldn't switch is I don't have any of the special training involved in their work or how to do what they do…..and that would be stressful for sure! I am also sure all those performing these "least stressful jobs" know how to tough what they do is and how stressful it can be.
So I will deal with what I have and be grateful that I have jobs that I love to do, even when they go some days from early in the morning until well into the evenings with deadline pressures, etc. in between. That's life.
Except in times of crisis or war, our nation usually focuses its attention on domestic issues. But with President Barack Obama about to begin his second term and making major changes in his national security and foreign affairs teams, INSIDE POLITICS looks overseas this weekend.
We have two local experts, Professors Thomas Schwartz of Vanderbilt University and Marc Schwerdt of Lipscomb on the show to discuss the President's nominations (and the confirmation fights that might be brewing) for Secretary of State, Defense Secretary and CIA Director. We also get their updates on some of the world's hot spots where our nation remains challenged (Iran, Syria, Egypt, the Middle East, Iraq, Afghanistan, etc.).
These guys know their stuff. It's a good interview. Watch us.
INSIDE POLITICS can be seen several times each weekend on the NEWSCHANNEL5 NETWORK. Our air times include 5:00 a.m. Sunday on the main channel, WTVF-TV NEWSCHANNEL5. We are also on NEWSCHANNEL5 PLUS at 7:00 p.m. Friday, 5:00 a.m. & 5:30 p.m., Saturday, and 5:00 a.m. & 12:30 p.m., Sunday. THE PLUS is on Comcast Cable channel 250, Charter Cable channel 150 and NEWSCHANNEL5's over-the-air digital channel. For those outside Nashville or who don't have cable access, portions of INSIDE POLITICS interviews are also posted (later in the week) on the NEWSCHANNEL5 PLUS segment of NEWSCHANNEL5.COM.
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Epic's "Project Sword" Revealed as Infinity Blade for iOS from ChAIR EntertainmentEpic Games has officially announced its first iOS title, Infinity Blade, from ChAIR Entertainment (Shadow Complex) for this holiday season on the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad.
The game was originally revealed as "Project Sword" and utilizes Unreal Engine 3. A demo app, allowing players to walk around a Citadel level in the game's engine is currently available on the App Store.
Taking handheld gaming to new heights, the graphically intense "Infinity Blade" features adrenaline-fueled sword battles and epic boss fights set in the realm of a fully 3D castle. The game's robust single-player mode features an intuitive combat interface and simple touch controls which enable hardcore and casual gamers alike to engage in fun, furious battles. As play progresses, players gain experience, build stats and earn more powerful items to prepare their knight for the final encounter with the game's nemesis, the God-King.
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Title of service: Telecommunications Service
Status of Document: This document lists and describes the services offered in 2012.
1. Introduction
The Telecommunications Department installs and maintains both analogue and VoIP (Voice over IP) telephone provision across the whole University for both Departments and Colleges.
2. Summary of responsibilities
2.1. Hours of Service
- The service operates at all times, with 24/7 Faults coverage for Major Faults.
- Helpdesk cover is provided from 08:30 to 17:00 on weekdays. Most faults are dealt with immediately by the Helpdesk, or after triage are placed in a queue for the Maintenance Engineer (ME).
- Faults may be notified to the Helpdesk by phone or email. Minor faults are normally completed within six hours of reporting or an explanation and update is provided with fault resolution particulars. Line faults are passed to the ME within 16 working hours. Major faults will depend upon the severity but are responded to within four hours. There is a major fault remote monitoring system for all out of hours faults, resulting in the on-call duty ME responding and via remote access will decide if a site visit is necessary. Site visits are managed via Security Services where the ME can sign out keys [for access] or the key holder can be called out.
- Small installation work is contracted to cabling contractors. This work is generally completed within five working days once a works order is agreed with the requestor. Work can only be requested by the relevant authorised departmental or college contact, normally via the offices of the administrator or bursar.
2.2. Serviceability Targets
2.3. Resilience
- The core telephony service has resilience across the network for all incoming and outgoing calls, with up to ten hours power back up on the exchanges, and BT drop back lines. The newer VOIP lines have one hour battery backup. Critical extension lines are run via the analogue PBX system and therefore generally have a minimum of six hours battery backup.
- The MDX rooms and VoIP servers are distributed across the University Estate utilising the large duct network across the city.
2.4. Alternative Facilities
2.5. Hardware and Software Maintenance
- There are 21 ISDX exchanges, fully maintained 24/7 by external contract. We are fully aware that this equipment is now very old [1985] and for this reason upgrading to a new full VoIP service is the aim over coming years. The maintainer has stocks located at their stores but for ease of use some essential spare parts are maintained on site for a speedy resolution of service. These are held in our MDX rooms across the city.
- Software updates are applied as requested by OUTN staff, as are moves and changes.
2.6. System Development
2.7. Information
- Information is available on the Telecommunications Webpage http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/telecom
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2.9. Education and Training
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We will encounter some of the language commonly used to describe non-monogamous relationships. We will also examine the context of additional sexuality groupings (for example gay men or kink) since the style and recent traditions of non-monogamy can vary significantly between groups.
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If last week's Consumer Electronics Show is a harbinger of trends to come, a major trend in 2013 will be a shift in how we look at and talk about "big data." The evolution of big data seems to be a move from a nebulous ubiquitous term to describe all analytics gathered from social listening and information sharing to focusing on personal information and how to target the individual.
From the HAPIfork's calorie monitoring to fitness watches, sleep monitors and blood pressure measuring, the buzz at CES 2013 was around devices designed to collect and manage personal data, helping individuals become healthier and, hopefullly, happier. As James McQuivey noted in Forbes, this will bring with it a whole set of conflicts to be resolved going forward.
"This is a company that understands that sensors, when coupled with our bodies, can become a completely new type of experience for individual consumers. Other manufacturers see the body as territory for your insurance company, your doctor, or even your employer to claim, so they were there, too, offering devices and apps designed to help track our aging population on behalf of institutions," McQuivey writes. "Mark my words, this split — between using body-monitoring technology on behalf of institutions vs. in service of individuals — will become one of the most significant and divisive splits in the next decade as governments attempt to regulate anything that touches the body; institutions attempt to control access and services; and individuals respond with, 'get your hands off both my body and the body of data I'm collecting.' There is a huge market here and a massive fight coming, don't miss it."
The new data landscape, opening huge new markets, creates new opportunities and challenges for marketers. As 2012 drew to a close, marketers gathered in Toronto, Canada at Marketing Magazine's "It's All Social" conference, which touched on emerging trends, changes and challenges within the social media marketing space.
Location-based marketing, data-driven marketing, big data and tech-based marketing tactics have established their place in the lexicon of the latest marketing buzzwords. But what does it all mean? What are the implications of these new residents to the role of the marketer?
What became clear at the conference is that one of the most pervasive trends entering the marketplace is the integration of technology within marketing strategy and tactics. The traditional role of the CMO as ideation expert, creative strategist and campaign generator no longer rings true. Consumer online activity is generating massive amounts of data around customers' interactions with brands.
CEO of Social Media Group Maggie Fox, who closed the conference with her talk on "How Marketing Will Rule the World," cited that by 2017, the CMO will spend more on technology than the CTO. The marketing role will require someone both business and technically inclined. A marketing technologist would combine these disciplines to make sense of these huge amounts of data, identifying action-based connections and improving the performance of campaigns.
Social media is facilitating greater conversation and interaction among consumers and brands. This commands the need for technological experts to design custom algorithms that filter through the noise and identify trends within the unstructured data. "Social" listening alone is no longer sufficient. Knowing that X many people say they like a product is far less valuable than discovering that people who possess characteristic X are likely to say sentiment Y.
The topic of marketing technology also surfaced during the "What's Next" discussion panel on growing marketing trends. Managing editor of BetaKit, Erin Bury, characterized location-based marketing as the way of the future. Some may be wary of this trend because of its intrusion on personal privacy. But it appears that consumers are becoming increasingly more willing to trade privacy in exchange for further personalization, something the popularity of smart technology at CES seems to bear out. 61% of consumers stated they would trade increased privacy in order to receive information that better informs their future purchase decisions, according to a survey conducted by Accenture in the US and the UK.
Clearly the technological landscape is changing the way marketers need to think and operate. Activities and roles within teams will need to be redefined. While most organizations today spend 65% of their time focusing on data capture, 20% on data reporting, and 15% on data analysis, Maggie Fox believes this time allocation should be reversed,with the most time spent on data analysis.
There's a wealth of existing data. Look to the brands that can interpret this data effectively and draw actionable insights to define the successful marketers of the future.
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LANSING (WKZO) -- Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette sent a letter to county prosecutors Wednesday clarifying what he believes is misinformation about life-without-parole sentences for teenage murders. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled last year that such sentences are valid, but they could not be a part of a mandatory sentencing scheme.
Federal Judge John O'Meara in Michigan said teenagers convicted of murder in the state should have a chance at parole and cited the Supreme Court ruling. O'Meara also ruled Michigan's parole law is unconstitutional.
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AWeber + Eventbrite: Invite Event Attendees To Your Email List
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Does Aweber do events that they use Eventbrite for?9/19/2012 1:36 pm
Andrew – yes, we do! We host workshops for our local customers.9/20/2012 7:29 am
I have a home based gourmet dog treat bakery, so how would I use Eventbrite for my home based gourmet dog bakery business ?10/16/2012 10:18 am
Shelby – If you do anything like dog walking meetups or a pet lovers group, Eventbrite would be perfect for that. Eventbrite is a great tool to get the most out of the events you host, and if you haven't hosted any events yet this is a great way to get started.10/16/2012 2:15 pm
This is such a great addition for Aweber. I used Eventbrite for hosting local events like training, chamber networking, fundraisers, etc. Now it will be so easy to stay in touch with my connections before and after the event. Thank you Aweber.3/22/2013 6:26 am
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(ok… im puttering around the kitchen making a sandwich thinking about my oc jarvis when it occurred to me that he has absolutely no cute fluffy scenes.
this is weird to me because despite the way he comes across i actually dont think of him as a hugely depressing character. sure theres angst and stuff and the subject matter is pretty dark. but he had a pretty good sense of humor, especially compared to the other characters i write [you should see my vampire/angel/demon stuff, oh my god if you think this is bad you should see the ringers i put those people through]… none of it has come out on tumblr AT ALL so far mostly because i am a crap/lazy writer plus i love angst too much. but he is, at least in his day-to-day life, not a depressed person at all. he mostly has a lot of humor about his situation. also he loves giving people shit about things and making people uncomfortable. he really is a little shit and he never lets anyone get the best of him.
im considering giving him a sober, platonic best friend… i feel like he should have someone around to check in from time to time and make sure he doesnt die [
who may or may not look like topher brink…]. also for cute/humorous potential situations. but i dunno, maybe its too cliche to have a straight man…)


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hydrochlorothiazide, (Hydrodiuril, Ezide, Hydro-Par [discontinued]), Microzide, and many others (cont.)
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Dr. Ogbru received his Doctorate in Pharmacy from the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy in 1995. He completed a Pharmacy Practice Residency at the University of Arizona/University Medical Center in 1996. He was a Professor of Pharmacy Practice and a Regional Clerkship Coordinator for the University of the Pacific School of Pharmacy from 1996-99.
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NURSING MOTHERS: Hydrochlorothiazide is excreted in breast milk. Intense diuresis using hydrochlorothiazide may reduce the production of breast milk. Otherwise hydrochlorothiazide is considered safe to use during nursing if required by the mother.
SIDE EFFECTS: Side effects of hydrochlorothiazide include weakness, low blood pressure, light sensitivity (rash caused by sunlight), impotence, nausea, abdominal pain, electrolyte disturbances, pancreatitis, jaundice, anaphylaxis (a life-threatening allergic reaction), and rashes, both mild and severe. Patients allergic to sulfa may also be allergic to hydrochlorothiazide because of the similarity in the chemical structure of the medications.
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North Dakota Recap – First Time for Many Things
As a pheasant hunter, it almost seems embarrassing to say I'd never been to North Dakota to chase ringnecks. Living one state east, a lot of stories come back over the border of pheasant, sharptail and Hungarian partridge hunts like those of "the good ole days." So, it was fitting that my first hunt for the first leg of Rooster Road Trip 2013 be in the Rough Rider State.
With Bismarck as our headquarters, we spent a total of three days in North Dakota, the first two shaking off the rust on our swings and checking to make sure our electronics were in working order in preparation for the Rooster Road Trip.
Day one, the other two amigos and I were freelancing for an evening hunt at "Witching Hour" on a Wildlife Management area just east of Bismarck. With three dogs that had been in a car all day, we were all ready to see some bluestem. On cue with the stories, birds started erupting within the first 200 yards into the hunt. Rust there was, my friends, because it took our swings a while to catch up and those birds all seemed to have recently gotten their diplomas.
My setter, Annie, and I split off from Anthony and Andrew's flushers and rounding a hilltop, ran into a dozen birds hunkered in for the evening. My Browning Citori 725 loaded up with Federal Prairie Storm neatly folded my first North Dakota Rooster at 35 yards. With one bird in the bag, Annie's tail was cracking and she doubled back over before I could get a few steps in. Working through the soft edge, a Yeti-sized bird got up to my left and a quick shot folded it. On my first day in North Dakota, one of the youngest birds and one of the oldest birds I've ever shot ended up in my bag.
Day two brought the opportunity to meet up with Matt Olson, Pheasants Forever's North Dakota regional representative, and Kurt Swenson, chapter officer for Knife River Pheasants Forever. We started with a piece of native prairie ground PF is trying to permanently protect by pushing for national "Sodsaver" legislation. A virgin prairie virgin myself, I was anxious to see what it was all about, and I quickly found out what all the talk was about. The birds were piled in the undisturbed creek draw. Beau, Andrew's lab, expertly worked and put up a rooster in front of me crossing left to right. That's one.
While the guys went to get the cars, Andrew and I headed off for a tree grove and I was in for a surprise….sharptails…and roosters…and more sharptails. Sadly, the grouse got the best of me, but in between the grouse, a lone rooster flushed on a left to right quarter. Two quick shots and Beau found it on the other side of the grove. A hundred yards down, I saw Annie on point. Navigating through what seemed like ruffed grouse woods, a rooster got up. Another two shots and a little bit of luck brought it down in the woods. With the second rooster, Annie and I had our limit – my first pheasant limit of the 2013 season.
That afternoon, we went to hunt some of the Knife River Pheasants Forever chapter work. In North Dakota, south of the interstate (I-94), PF chapters focus on nesting cover. North of the interstate, PF chapters primarily focus on winter cover. North of the interstate, meant the chapter had done plenty of work planting tree groves throughout the surrounding properties.
Again, within the first 20 yards, two roosters barreled out left and eluded us. Leave some for seed, I guess. Beau and Sprig, Andrew and Anthony's dogs, were hot on the trail, and working through a shelter belt, Anthony knocked down a full-bloom rooster with his Browning Cynergy, and Sprig closed the day down with a perfect retrieve to hand, a first for him.
There has to be something in the water out this way, because these were some incredibly striking pheasants.
Day three of North Dakota brought higher winds, lower temperatures and shorter time frame to hunt. With Rod Stockdill, Sakakawea Pheasants Forever chapter officer, we hunted U.S. Army Corps of Engineer Grounds near Garrison. "It's the most public land you're going to find in this part of the state," Rod warned us before we got to the field.
Anyone who says you can never have too much of good thing hasn't seen thousands of acres of continuous pheasant habitat. Some of the best grass I've stepped, it proved too much for our young dogs and the cagey birds were able to run for what seemed liked miles and duck our shots in endless tree groves provided by the chapter.
Moving to our second spot, the above held true, and while we weren't able to connect on any roosters, we saw enough pheasants and sharptails to make me want to immediately check my calendar to see when I can use the last half of my license.
Annie's first time in the "Big Country" of North Dakota, I was able to track her progress. Over the two fields we hunted, she covered 9.61 miles with an average speed of 6.31 miles per/hour with updates thanks to my Garmin Alpha.
Thanks, North Dakota! Next stop South Dakota.
3 Responses to "North Dakota Recap – First Time for Many Things"|
Sounds like a great time! Good job guys can't wait to here about tomorrow.
What a wonderful trip! Beautiful roosters…
Keep up the good work you guys are doing on promoting habitat development and involvement of youth. Safe travels and hunting on the remainder of your journey.
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On November 10, 2012, salty ol' Landlubber Wolf said:
What were the last words of the quantum physics-savvy pirate that was made to walk the plank?
"I'd never have thought a Planck length could seem that long!"
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On September 19, 2012, seven sea sailin' Pirate Dan said:
Why was the pirate shivering his timbers?
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On September 18, 2012, regular scallywag Dan said:
What is a Pirate's least favorite chore?
You might think its washing the Poop Deck but it is really cleaning up all the Sea-men!!!! ARRR!
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On September 18, 2012, the scurvy The Anonymous Bilge-Rat said:
Why couldn't the little pirate get into the movie?
Because he'd been brought before the Admiralty on charges of treason and hanged.
Because he'd been brought before the Admiralty on charges of treason and hanged.
A sad story, really. AAAAARen't you ashamed of expecting a joke.
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Which ever sailor floats his boat!
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ANN ARBOR (WKZO) -- The man who created the 1950s Ford automobile that remains synonymous with failure has died. Roy Brown passed away February 24th in Ann Arbor, Michigan at the age of 96. Brown reportedly suffered from pneumonia and Parkinson's disease.
Brown was the engineer who developed the Edsel, which was named after Henry Ford's only child. The large automobile with the odd front grille and boomerang-shaped tail lights made its debut in 1957 and failed to catch on with the American public, despite a huge promotion campaign.
Only 63,300 Edsels were sold the first year. Sales would diminish the next two years before Ford stopped making the model in 1960.
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BuddyPress is a plugin for WordPress to build your own social community network. If you trying to start a Social Website then BuddyPress would be your first choice using WordPress as your content management system. There are thousand of WordPress plugins out there that can help you organize and optimize your BuddyPress enable social networking site. However here's a list of Free and Premium plug in for BuddyPress that i think the most useful and best for your new BuddyPress Social Community start-up.
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Planning A Special Valentines.
I'm thinking I should be extra sweeter this coming February. I know the whole Valentines Holiday is a bit over rated and cheesy and preposterously consumeristic but I'd like to indulge and celebrate my love for the guy in my life on a day where its allowed and encouraged to be overly sweet & romantic to the point where its squeamishly cheesy. I understand that you don't need a holiday to remind you to appreciate your loved ones. Showing you love your special someone should be a whenever everyday thing.
I've already ordered the first part of the surprise and I'm currently stuck with the dilemma of claiming it when its finally available. It has to be picked up in Manila, and with my genius commuting skills (which is pretty much zilch) I have no idea how to get there without my boyfriend. Obviously I couldn't ask him to accompany me 'coz that would ruin the surprise and the place is too far to cab it 'coz that would cost me a fortune and I'm trying to save up more money for the rest of the surprise. I've decided to just go ahead and yield to my adventurous side and commute to Manila on my own. If it doesn't work out, welllll…there will always be cabs =))
I'm hoping he appreciates the leaps and lengths I'll be needing to go through to make this extra special for him. Hayyyy…the things you do for love… =))


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This site "is designed primarily to be used by ethics instructors and their students....to provide updates on current literature, both popular and professional that relates to ethics." Includes separate pages on Immanuel Kant and Deontology and Aristotle and Virtue Ethics. (LII)
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Toddlers and Preschoolers at the Table
Toddlers will continue to experiment as they discover the world of self-feeding. That means that the transition from finger feeding to using a spoon can be a long and messy process. Using child-sized utensils and plates help reduce accidents and mess, however, this is a phase when parents can benefit from ample doses of patience, good humor, and a sturdy vinyl tablecloth under the high chair!
"The precautions, however, should never go as far as excluding the mess-prone toddler from the family dinner table," report Susan Baker, MD and Roberta Henry, MD, authors of Parents' Guide to Nutrition: Healthy Eating from Birth Through Adolescence. "This will make it impossible for the child to learn how to behave at meals, the natural way, through example."
A relaxed and affectionate approach to mealtime helps create positive attitudes. Table rules can be explained before the meal, keeping in mind the ages of the children, and gentle reminders given if needed during the meal. Two- and three-year-old children are able to understand simple, clear expectations. Parents can reinforce very basic rules, particularly by modeling good behavior:
- Food is to stay on your plate.
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- Everyone sits at the table to eat.
- Use "please" and "thank you."
Set a predetermined ending to the meal to allow for preschoolers' short attention spans, but be consistent in your expectations. Mealtime should be a happy sociable event, not a long drawn out process where children are encouraged to eat "just one more bite." Some parents become so concerned about how much food their kids are eating they slip into the "let them wander while they eat" approach to mealtime. You've seen these kids, clutching a banana in one hand while they toddle around the room. When we did we start allowing this to happen? Food is to be eaten while seated. Period.


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YAKIMA, WA (BP) -- Northwest Baptist Convention messengers welcomed 19 churches into affiliation, approved a $5,177,000 budget for 2014 -- which increases resources for church planting, evangelism and communications -- and elected Dale Jenkins, pastor of Airway Heights (Wash.) Baptist Church as president.
Messengers, those elected by convention-affiliated churches to vote on business items, convened Nov. 12-13 in Yakima, Wash., the convention's 66th annual meeting, but the first with new executive director Randy Adams. The two days of inspiration, reports and business -- under the theme of "Forward Together" -- drew more than 400 messengers and visitors.
Elected to serve alongside Jenkins for a one-year term were Bryan Toll, pastor of Smith Rock Community Church in Terrebonne, Ore., as first vice president, and Frank Johnson, pastor of Chestnut Street Baptist Church in Ellensburg, Wash., as second vice president. All three ran unopposed.
The 19 newly-affiliated congregations bring the total number of Northwest Baptist Convention (NWBC) congregations across Oregon, Washington and northern Idaho to more than 450.
The Washington churches approved for affiliation were: Agape Baptist, Renton; All Nations Community, Kirkland; Asian International Bible, Edmonds; One in Christ Baptist, Edmonds; Parkland House Ministries, Spanaway; EagleWing Fellowship, Everett; Fil-Am Christian Fellowship, Bellingham; Global Mission Church of Greater Seattle, Lynwood; Japanese International Baptist, Tacoma; Living Spring Fellowship, Des Moines; Maranata Baptist, Vancouver; New Hope Community, Kennewick; Reliance, Auburn; Sarang Baptist, Renton; The Hallows, Seattle; The Way, Seattle; and Vietnamese Lifeway SBC, Lakewood. Two newly-affiliated churches from Oregon include: Faith & Reason Ministries, Roseburg, and Vietnamese Revival Baptist, Portland.
Speaking twice during the convention, Adams emphasized the importance of sharing the message of Christ with others in a loving way and authenticating it by a willingness to suffer hardship.
"Jesus suffered betrayal and loneliness because he loved his enemies," Adams said. "If we stand in opposition to our community, we won't have much standing with them. We can talk tools and packets, but that's not nearly as important as the heart. If we are going to reach the Northwest we are going to reach those who despise us."
He noted some churches today try gathering crowds with "a comedian and pretty people," but "the Gospel message is authenticated" through suffering.
"We must have a walk with Jesus that takes us into the power and the suffering, as they come together," said Adams, citing the New Testament letter to the Philippians. "The Lord never called us to anything we can do without Him. You and I have a greater story to tell, a story that deals with every human being on the face of the earth. When our story is authenticated in the suffering of Jesus Christ, I do believe He wants to do so much in and through us. The big thing is the heart -- when the heart is right, we're there."
Next year's $5,177,000 spending plan anticipates $2,785,000 in Cooperative Program gifts from NWBC churches, a $55,000 decrease in CP gifts from the current year's budget. The percent of CP gifts forwarded to the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee for disbursement to overall SBC causes remains at 27 percent. However, the "Northwest Ministries" section of the budget includes another $178,000 in CP gifts for Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary's Pacific Northwest Campus, founded in 1980 to help prevent pastoral leaders from leaving the Northwest for theological education and subsequent local church ministry.
The remainder of CP gifts supports church planting, evangelism, church health, leadership development ministries and administrative support in the Northwest.
While CP gifts make up the largest share of revenue for the convention's 2014 ministry budget, the North American Mission Board provides another $1,864,000 -- an increase of almost $144,000 from the current year's budget -- to further support church planting and evangelism in the Northwest. The partnership funds from NAMB provide 86 percent of the financial support for jointly funded missionaries, with the NWBC providing the remaining 14 percent.
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Cameron Crabtree is the editor of Northwest Baptist Witness.
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BENNETTSVILLE, SC (WMBF) - Hundreds of friends and family members came out for the funeral of 19-year-old Anthony TJ Liddell Saturday.
Pews were packed with hundreds of friends and family to mourn the loss of the Coastal Carolina University sophomore shot and killed Tuesday. The minister said that Saturday was a dark day, regardless of the sun's decision to shine. But he said friends and family will help shine a light on a dark time.
"Love is above all, a gift of oneself," he said. "These words describe our TJ."
The services lasted around an hour and half. Part of the church reserved for law enforcement involved in Liddell's murder case, and for students from Coastal Carolina University.
"Today I'm honored to be with you to celebrate the life of Anthony," said the Vice President of Student Affairs. She handed Liddell's parents handwritten letters from his classmates. They were wearing teal ribbons given to them during the candlelight vigil held in his honor Wednesday evening.
"TJ was full of laughter, full of life…caring…would give you his last," Liddell's uncle said.
There were tears shed and laughter shared while his uncle recalled his favorite memories of the teen.
"I know his life, his legacy, and his memory will last forever, Sheila, my little brother Anthony. I know it will last forever."
Part of that memory is how selfless Liddell was in life.
His high school football coach spoke about the teen's personality on and off the field.
"What was one thing you would never change about yourself? And his answer was 'my values,'" the coach recalled. "He worked hard, and he was proud of what he contributed to the team. And we need more of that - he was selfless."
Those who know the family say they have a long road ahead of them.
"The loss of a son, it's quite different from losing your parents, losing your own child," a family member said. "You don't prepare for that, you're hoping that your children bury you."
A constant message given throughout the services was that Anthony TJ Liddell filled a lot of life into his short 19 years on earth.
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How can we best engage college students in the idea of learning instead of just getting a degree?
I work at a 4 year, public university and I see a great deal of students who come to school to get their degree (which they equate to money/success) and do not care about learning. What are your thoughts on the best way to engage them in the actual process of learning. I have my thoughts, but would love to hear my fellow TEDsters thoughts.
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Apr 10 2013: Another thing students must understand is that teachers are doing a job. They are trying to build up their credentials so they can get the next big promotion. How students "feel" about the teacher is not high on the list of criteria for promotion. The teacher has to write and get published, has to show initiative, leadership, personal excellence. Teachers are not there to pander to the needs of every slow or lazy student. Kids have to be self motivated and self directed to learn.
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LOL. I can tell you and I would get along splendidly. I am still trying to wrap my mind around the fact that E.L. James is reaping the benefits of recognition from her poorly written Twilight Goes Porn crap. Wonders never cease.
You hate Fify Shades? I already think of you as my BFF :D I don't know why Steph hasn't sued E.L.James already. I think she'd totally have a right to do that...
It actually is just you because a lot of people loathe the idea of both of those.
Actually back in S2 and start of S3 I LOVED the idea of Klonnie, it was far more viable and fascinating concept than kc crackship.
It was joked about by Morgan or whoever that Klaus has a thing for witches, that brought about the "Klonnie" fans
Wrong. It was the idea of the whole witch obsession that Klaus had and the prospect of Bonnie actually have interesting storyline, even if its about getting manipulated and corrupted by this "handsome evil". Klonnie fandom was huge and then Klaus became crappy wimp and Bonnie fandom began to fall apart because Bonnie became shitty character too.
One of the reasons people are able to even ship Klaroline is because he did not kill Caroline's aunt.
Now I hate every elena pairing, including ke, but this does not seem to stop people shipping DE and SE, despite them both having killed a shitload of people elena cares about.
And if Klaus fans were so pissed about him even getting a love interest at all, in fear that it would ruin his character, the reactions would have been worse if it were Elena, who is already glued to 2 brothers.
As predictable, shitty and horrible the idea of klaus/elena is, you got to admit that at least it has more reasons to exist than kc.
I'd rather have had that, at least then I could still ignore it and focus on awesomeness of Caroline.
Those fans are just horny, lmao. That book is actually degrading if they could stop to think about it.Ughh I'm done with you BN. How can you advocate those yuck pairings and not see the beauty of Klaroline? lol. You riled him up again.


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Four teenagers have been arrested on drug charges after a car driving toward J.O. Johnson High School clipped a school crossing guard and kept driving, according to Huntsville police.
Authorities said it happened after noon Friday on Cecil Fain Drive. Police said the crossing guard tried to stop the vehicle when it clipped the guard with the side mirror and kept going. Officers were able to catch up to the driver a few blocks down the road.
Police found cocaine in the car during a search. No one inside claimed ownership. A 17-year old driver and three occupants between 17 and 18 years of age were arrested and charged with possession. Police officials said the driver may also be charged with the hit-and-run.
The crossing guard was identified as 41-year-old Tammy Green, who was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
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