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MIAMI, FL and NEW YORK, NY, March 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Noven Pharmaceuticals, Inc. today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Reproductive Health Drugs Advisory Committee voted 10 to 4 that the overall risk/benefit profile of low-dose mesylate salt of paroxetine (LDMP; 7.5 mg/day) is not acceptable to support approval. LDMP is an investigational nonhormonal treatment specifically developed for moderate to severe vasomotor symptoms (VMS) associated with menopause.
Additionally, the committee voted:
The FDA is not bound by the recommendations of its advisory committees, but will consider their guidance during the ongoing review of the New Drug Application (NDA) that was submitted for LDMP in August 2012. The scheduled Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA) action date for LDMP is June 28, 2013.
"As conveyed during Noven's presentation, we believe our clinical trial data support LDMP as a safe, effective nonhormonal treatment option offering clinical benefit to menopausal women," said Joel S. Lippman , M.D., Noven's Executive Vice President – Product Development and Chief Medical Officer. "While we are disappointed in today's outcome, we appreciate the discussion and will work closely with the FDA as it completes its ongoing evaluation."
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Rahm Emanuel Speaks Out for Marriage Equality in Illinois
November 14, 2012 by HRC staff
This post comes from HRC Editorial & Digital Media Intern Leanne Naramore:
In an op-ed to the Chicago Sun-Times, Emanuel declared his determination to quickly pass marriage equality in his state.
"Last week's election continued America's great history of expanding opportunity and equality. Today, we must take the next step on that journey by affording the opportunity to marry to all Americans — and we can continue that march by quickly enacting marriage equality here in Illinois."
Legislators introduced a marriage equality bill in February.
Mayor Emanuel is encouraging Illinois citizens to be vocal and engaged with this push for marriage equality. Following our historic wins in Maine, Maryland, Washington and Minnesota last week, Emanuel said, "The time is right, the time is now" to take action.
This is the moment to take control of the momentum that is so overwhelmingly in our favor. In Illinois and in several other states, the fight for equality is on the horizon.
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Peduto to appear on 'Meet the Press' Sunday
Pittsburgh's mayor is going national.
Bill Peduto said he will appear as a guest on NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday as part of Chuck Todd's first week as the moderator of the venerable show.
"It's quite an honor," he said on Friday. "I grew up as a kid watching that show."
Peduto, Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett and Tacoma Mayor Marilyn Strickland will discuss changes in American governance.
Peduto said he plans to tell the country how Pittsburgh has transformed itself from having the image of a "smoky city" based on the steel industry to one that depends on education, medicine and technology for its economy.
"I get 15 minutes or so to put into people's minds that not only are we here, but we are a much different city than what many of them think," he said.
Peduto said it will be his first appearance on national TV.
An interview with President Obama will lead the show.
Peduto spokesman Tim McNulty said the show is paying the mayor's airfare to Washington, where it is filmed.
The broadcast is set for 10 a.m. Sunday on WPXI.
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The European Union and Russia kicked off a two-day summit on Monday overshadowed by disputes over Brussels lifting its arms embargo on the Syrian rebels and resolving to loosen Moscow's grip on EU natural gas supplies.
EU dignitaries said Russia's questionable human rights record would also come under the microscope at the talks in the industrial Ural Mountains city of Yekaterinburg.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will hope to build on his rapport with the visiting EU duo of President Herman Van Rompuy and Commission head Jose Manuel Barroso when he hosts a dinner late Monday ahead of a full day of talks on Tuesday.
Both analysts and officials said little progress was expected at the summit preceded by months of jousting over the Syria crisis and Russia's attempts to keep a stranglehold on European energy needs.
Talk of an all-encompassing treaty between the two sides has meanwhile been all but abandoned -- as has the hope of Russians getting their long sought visa-free travel to Europe this year.
The disputes only kept on mounting on Monday when Brussels expressed dismay over Moscow's surprise plan to slap new rules on the exchange of information collected by airlines during reservation and check-in procedures.
The European Commission said it still had no details about Moscow's new requirements less than a month before the measure was supposed to go into effect.
"Right now, our relations with Europe are the worst they have been in the entire post-Soviet history," said Maria Lipman of the Carnegie Moscow Centre.
Moscow and Brussels have had lukewarm ties ever since Putin rose to power in 2000 with a mission to raise Russia's influence and a determination to turn a blind eye to any criticism of his policies from the West.
Yet no other issue has been as divisive as the European Union's strong backing of the Syrian opposition and Putin's continued support for President Bashar al-Assad.
"The subject of Syria will be one of the priority areas at the talks," Moscow's EU envoy Vladimir Chizhov said ahead of the meeting.
Russia's Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu even went so far as to suggest that the move to arm Syrian rebels untied Moscow's hands to supply arms to Assad heretofore banned by international treaties.
Analysts believe Moscow and Brussels may try to smooth out their differences by issuing a statement of support for a proposed peace conference on the crisis that is meant to get Assad's camp and the main opposition group involved in direct talks for the first time.
But it is less clear how the two sides intend to resolve their growing differences over the powerful role enjoyed by Russian natural gas giant Gazprom in the European market.
Russia accounts for about a third of the 27-nation bloc's gas supplies -- a dominance that has allowed Gazprom to dictate prices for many years.
The dispute culminated in an EU decision in September to launch a probe into Gazprom's pricing strategy.
Putin's foreign policy adviser Yury Ushakov called the action against Gazprom "discriminatory".
Analysts said this row on its own was enough to scuttle the chances of Moscow and Brussels making any significant advances in Yekaterinburg.
"We can forget about seeing the signature of a framework Russia-EU agreement until they settle the issue of working around Europe's new natural gas rules," said Olga Potyomkina of the Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute of Europe.
But the tensions could soar even higher when EU leaders raise the issue of Russia's deteriorating rights record under Putin's 13-year rule.
EU foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton said Brussels was particularly concerned about a new crackdown on non-governmental organisations with foreign funding that are forced to wear a "foreign agent" tag.


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IDEA, Section 504, IEP
Section 504, the ADA, and Public Schools - This document from LD Online explains the differences between these topics.
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is a Federal Law which guarantees all children with disabilities between the ages of 3 and 21 years the right to a free appropriate education (FAPE) designed to meet their individual needs. The law also protects the rights of children with disabilities and their parents, guardians or surrogate parents. This law establishes the process for determining your child's educational needs and getting special education services, if your child's requires them.
In an educational setting, this law is usually complied with by developing an IEP or Individual Education Program for the student with disabilities. It is a written plan describing educational needs and services. The IEP is written by a team, including the parents, at an IEP meeting.
Related links:
Operating Standards For Ohio's Schools Serving Children With Disabilities
Who's IDEA is This? A Resource Guide For Parents - Parent's Procedural Safeguards - This publication establishes and explains your right to a "free appropriate public education" (FAPE) for a child with a qualifying disability under special education law. It tells you how special education services are provided and also lists resources you may contact for assistance. This handout will serve as a valuable resource for your child's education.
Section 504
Section 504 refers to the Civil Rights section of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. It is a civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability in programs and activities that receive Federal financial assistance from the U.S. Department of Education. The United States Congress passed this legislation in order to "eliminate discrimination on the basis of handicap in any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." Section 504 ensures that the child with a disability has equal access to an education. The child may receive accommodations and modifications. Section 504 is enforced by the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights (OCR) by phone: 1-800-421-3481.
IDEA vs. Section 504 & Title II
To be protected under IDEA, a child must have a particular disability listed in IDEA. Further, a child with a listed disability must need special education and related services as a result of the disability.
Under Section 504, a qualified student with a disability is protected whether or not the student needs special education.
Unlike the (IDEA), Section 504 does not require the school to provide an individualized educational program (IEP) that is designed to meet the child's unique needs and provides the child with educational benefit. School district's are responsible to develop an educational plan designed to meet the student's needs as adequately as the needs of students without disabilities are met. Fewer procedural safeguards are available for disabled children and their parents under Section 504 than under IDEA.
School districts are responsible to:
1) Identify and locate qualified handicapped students residing the school district and notify the student's parents or guardians of
the opportunity for the student to receive a free and appropriate public education.
2) Evaluate any student who, due to a handicap, needs:
*accommodation in the regular classroom,
*requires special education
*requires relate aids and services
3) After the evaluation:
*utilize a multi-disciplinary team of persons knowledgeable about the student to determine the appropriate placement, and
*develop an educational plan designed to meet the student's needs as adequately as the needs of nonhandicapped persons are
met (from the Ohio Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities)
A person with a disability is:
- Any person who has a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities;
OR - has a record of such an impairment; OR - is regarded as having such an impairment.
Major Life Activities: (This is a non-exhaustive list of major life activities)
- Caring for oneself - Speaking
- Performing manual tasks - Breathing
- Walking - Learning
- Seeing - Working
- Hearing
Each school district must designate an employee to coordinate compliance (a "504 Coordinator").
A 504 Plan is used when a child has learning difficulties or differences, or a physical handicap, but does not meet the strict criteria needed
to have an IEP. The 504 Plan is usually made up of modifications, adaptations, and interventions meant to help the student be successful in
school, and/or to make the curriculum or facilities and programs accessible to them. The plan is developed by a team, including the parent, person
who is knowledgeable about the student and his/her needs. There are no official 504 plans schools must use. They are free to develop their
A 504 regulation requires recipients to provide a "free appropriate public education" (FAPE)
Related links:
Section 504 updated: Greater eligibility and accommodations for students with LD, AD/HD - Greatschools.net
Office for Civil Rights - U.S. Department of Education
Section 504, the ADA, and Public Schools - LD Online
Discussion of 504,the ADA, and the IDEA - Wrights Law
Section 504 & IDEA: Basic Similarities & Differences - LD Online
Section 504 - Articles from Wrightslaw.com
An individualized education program (IEP) is a written plan for a child with a disability that is developed and implemented according to federal and state regulations. The IEP meeting must be held within 30 days of a determination about eligibility and need for special education services.
Checklist to help develop IEP's:
IEP Review Checklist from Wrightslaw
Related links:
IEP Facilitation Procedures for Special Education - Request IEP Facilitation if the team has trouble coming to an agreement during
the IEP process. This is a FREE service.
Understanding Individualized Education Programs (IEP) - Understood.org
IEP FAQs - Wrightslaw.com
A Guide to the Individualized Education Program - Good step by step guide from Ed.gov.
Checklist: 9 Things to Double-Check Before Signing an IEP - Understood.org
How to Handle Disagreements at IEP Meetings (or Playing 20 Questions With the Devil) - Wrights Law
Writing Good IEP Goals & Objectives - Wrights Law
8 Steps to Better IEP Meetings, Play Hearts, Not Poker - Wrights Law
A Seven-Step Process to Creating Standards-based IEP's - NASDSE Project Forum


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As an astrophysicist by training and subsequently a science journalist for Nature and editor for the New Scientist, John Gribbin is well equipped to give an overview of the remarkable growth and development of ideas over the last decade or so concerning the origin of the Universe. Space exploration and associated new technology have produced so much new data that it is hard for the general reader to keep pace with it all.
Gribbin is an expert guide who knows how to explain complex ideas in simple terms without being carried away with inappropriate analogies and without being condescending. Not unreasonably, the reader does have to make an effort as well. Sensibly, Gribbin does however gradually build up his story from the basics, such as The Second Law of Thermodynamics. The discovery of the depths of the galactic space, the realm of nebulae which Gribbin evocatively calls "the cosmic landscape" and the idea of an expanding universe follow. The history of modern cosmology from Einstein's "Theory of General Relativity", the measurement of the age of the Universe and other developments lead up to the possibility of the "Big Bang".
Like all good stories, the excitement is maintained by the way it is told, with the introduction of historical and personal details of the scientists involved. Gribbin's own history allows him to provide something of an insider's view, which few other non-academic writers have. For instance, he can write of a visit to Cambridge in 1967 to hear Wagoner, Fowler and Hoyle present some results relating to the Big Bang, at which Gribbin recalls "the penetrating questions asked ...by an unknown Cambridge research student, Stephen Hawking".
The problems of the Big Bang theory and the attempts to resolve them, the discovery of background microwaves, quarks, black holes andcosmic string theory fill the latter third of the book. As Gribbin says despite rumours that the Big Bang theory is "terminally flawed", it is "very much alive and well". Not only do we have a good idea about how the Universe began but we have- as Gribbin shows in this new and revised edition of a book first published in 1986--"a fair idea of how it will end". Chapter notes, a bibliography and excellent index help negotiate one's way. --Douglas Palmer
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Middleton Cheney History Society was formed in February 2008 and is an informal meeting place for like-minded people to discover more about the fascinating history of Middleton Cheney in particular; and national and international events that would have affected the rural area of South Northants. Everyone is welcome and it is hoped that our meetings will generate interest and lively discussion on a variety of topics. You don't have to be a history expert to join us but if you are, we will welcome you too!
Membership is currently £12.00 per annum and meetings take place on the 4th Monday of each month at 7.30pm in the library (visitor admission £3.00 per meeting).
If you check out the heritage section of this site you will find several interesting articles about Middleton Cheney, listed below is the programme.
23rd March: Kevin Varty - Black Feathers to Black Underwear
Remember Kevin and his magic lantern? This promises to be an entertaining talk about Churchyards, Cemeteries and the Victorians.
27th April: Gillian Cane - The Mitford Sisters
Local to Gloucestershire & Oxfordshire, the sisters were an amazing bunch. Six girls, all of whom did something extraordinary in their lives and one brother who died at the end of WW2. Their parents, relatives and friends were also remarkably eccentric and included Winston Churchill, Evelyn Waugh and Adolf Hitler. The girls were endlessly appalling, fascinating and shocking, but some of them were also very funny.
25th May (SPRING BANK HOLIDAY) No meeting
Why not visit Cottesbrooke Hall, a Grade 1 listed country house and estate reputed to be the inspiration for Jane Austen's Mansfield Park.
22nd June: Laurence Ince - The Holbeche Family of Warwickshire
Including the Holbecks of Farnborough Hall.
27th July: Richard O. Smith - 900 Years of Mystery and Mayhem!
Richard is a Comedian and Writer for Radio 4. This humorous talk, packed with history will be looking at student life in Oxford from the 13th Century onwards.
24th August: Tim Marshall - The Quaker Clockmakers of North Oxfordshire. (with accompanying display of clocks)
The Gilkes family of Sibford Gower and the Farndon clockmaking dynasty at Deddington. The history of Quakerism in North Oxfordshire is almost as long as Quakerism itself, arriving in Puritan Banbury in the 1650s.
28th September: Sue Edwards - The Empress Elisabeth of Austria.
Discover her connections to Northamptonshire! Elisabeth was the wife of Emperor Franz Joseph I, and thus Empress of Austria and Queen of Hungary. Born into Bavarian royalty, Elisabeth enjoyed an informal upbringing before marrying Franz Joseph at the age of 16.
26th October: Dr. Colin Harris - The Ubiquitous Green Man, Grotesques, Gargoyles, Medieval Beasties and Really Ugly Uglies.
As many theories as people have tried to fathom out the meaning of the Green Man and his origins. He remains a mysterious enigma and conundrum.
23rd November: Alan Green - Coughton Court
An appropriate month to discover more about The Gunpowder Plot and the Throckmorton Family.
21st December: Bert Manton - A Winter Country Bygones Quiz
A fascinating look at some more rural craft tools and artefacts, but what were they used for? Your chance to 'Have a Guess' - with some astonishing answers. (Back by popular demand, with a new selection).
25th January: Christine Farmer - Masquerade
A display of Masks and their amazing history
22nd February: A.G.M.
Followed by Irene Page - What's behind the Nursery Rhyme?
The history and makeup of early rhymes, looking at nursery rhymes with a market theme.
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7.30 p.m. on the 4th Monday each month.
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We will be hosting a number of the Chalk& Talk sessions, at events such as TechReady and possibly at TechEd, to collaborate around the Rangers solutions, such as:
To be prepared and structure the relevant sessions according to "your" expectations, could you please assist us by submitting questions and discussion points you would like to be covered in terms of the sessions above.
Either add your feedback as comments to this post, or send them to me, so that I can aggregate them and forward them to the relevant dev leads of the projects.
Thank you for your assistance in making the Rangers Chalk Talk sessions better going forward!
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Gorgeous changing bag, this is my 3rd baby and wanted to get something that looked more like a handbag than a frumpy baby change bag, and this ticks all the boxes....I love it!
on 15 April 2015
Great quality bag, the best ive seen for a faux leather bag. Really nice lining fabric too with matching changing matt and bottle bag. This is definitely a bag I would use as both a changing bag and a normal bag post baby, so worth the money.
Rachel Holmes
on 26 March 2015
Lovely practical bag. Very stylish. Only downside is lack of buggy clips but bought some seperately.
Lajina Begum
on 29 December 2014
Got this for my sister. She loved it. Doesn't look like a changing bag and vey stylish. The mat it so cute.
Emma underwood
on 12 December 2014
Fabulous bag, little more classy than your standard changing bag!
on 18 November 2014
A nice spacious bag at a very good price. Although initially concerned the material may have made the bag look cheap, I have found this to be a smart non looking changing bag. It fits in all I need for my newborn and toddler, with added room for some of my things too. Although a little heavy to carry about, the long strap enables it to be put over the pram handles. Overall very pleased with my purchase for a very good price!
on 17 November 2014
Great bag - looks really stylish, and very practical too. Love it.
on 13 November 2014
We bought this bag in the brown colour for going out with our son who is now nearly a year old. And I recently ordered one as a gift for a friend. The brown colour looks like leather and does not look like a nappy bag, so is very versatile to use for both myself and my husband. A friend also commented that it looked posh! It also has a great number of pockets and compartments, which is just what we need.
The only down side is that I left the changing mat somewhere (not to be found again) and it has proven difficult to purchase a replacement. Its very disappointing as I wanted to maintain the entire set.
But all in all, a very worthwhile purchase.
on 12 November 2014
I bought this bag as a gift for a friend who had just given birth. It is a really lovely looking bag, more like a large hand bag than change bag, with room for everything you could need.
Kimberley Mason
on 02 October 2014
Great changing bag. Spacious inside with deep side zips so you can rummage right to the bottom of the bag. Lovely colours and good sized handles.
Liz R
on 01 October 2014
Fantastic bag. Great quality with plenty of space for all the bits and bobs I lug around with me. I'm really over the moon with it!
on 29 September 2014
LOVE my new changing bag! Had my 2nd son 4 weeks ago and have had different bags in the past. Wanted something that didn't look too much like a changing bag but was big enough and did the function of a changing bag. Can easily fit my bay's things, mine and a change of clothes for my 3 yr old and have space in the bag! The 2 handles give options for carrying it and the colour is great. Really happy with this bag!
on 29 September 2014
Nice bag.
on 29 August 2014
I love this bag! I have not used it yet but will do very soon as my baby is due in a couple of days.
It's very fashionable and has lots of room so you will have plenty of space for personal items as well as items such as spare clothing for baby.
I also totally love the retro print on the bag lining, changing mat & thermal bottle holder.
The bag looks more expensive than it is and jojomamabebe are selling at a very reasonable price as I first compared online with other retailers.
I would highly recommend buying this bag, also would make a great gift for a mum to be.
on 31 July 2014
Great bag, fits in everything with ease, quality changing mat and bottle holder.
on 21 July 2014
Love it! Great bag, big enough to hold everything you need for a day out and more!
on 09 July 2014
Lovely bag, had a 15% off voucher so good price. Not used it so far as baby due in Aug
on 05 June 2014
This is a great change bag - it is reasonably priced and a lovely shape and size. I have only had it a few weeks and already it has taken me from out & about to day trips to an overnight bag for myself, baby & older child. Deceptively large! The top zips right down too so instead of throwing all your things out and all over the pram while stressed at a shop check out or baby change station you can get to everything really easily. Lovely lining - only downside for me is the outside looks a little cheap - but I suppose you get what you pay for and it ticks all the other boxes! Couple of good accessories inside too.............
on 29 April 2014
Love it, much more my style than any other changing bag I could find in my budget :) More than enough room to meet our needs.
Leanne potts
on 24 April 2014
Love this change bag. Lots of compartments for mummy stuff and huge middle compartment for baby stuff! Classy bag and bit too girly as have a baby boy. Could easily pass for a normal bag after baby bag use. Would definitely recommend this product and with free delivery and quick service it was perfect!
Louise walsh
on 15 April 2014
Love my new bag. Just exactly what I wanted, great for me and my two boys aged 15 months and 33 months. So spacious and easy to find everything. Great quality too.
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on 02 April 2014
I have searched and searched for a reasonably priced but good looking and functional, spacious change bag. This one is great. I will be able to use it afterwards as a small weekend bag as well. I am very pleased with it and hope it lasts well.
on 01 April 2014
It is what it says.
on 11 March 2014
I am so pleased with this bag. Bought it in red as a bit of a pressie to me also. I will be returning to work in a few weeks and thought that this could transition between work and non-work days. My only regret is not buying it sooner! It is not that much more expensive than a basic bag but looks much nicer and I have have so many people telling me how nice it is.
on 07 March 2014
Really good value for money. I had been searching for something that looked like a normal bag with space to fit everything into for my toddler, baby and me and this does the job.
on 13 February 2014
This bag is great. It looks fab, more like a handbag rather than change bag. There is lots of room for both baby and mums stuff. I have had lots of compliments about the bag. It is a very good price too. The first bag I received, zip was faulty but jo jo replaced without any problems. Great service. Very pleased!!!
Sylvia White
on 11 February 2014
Really pleased with this bag. Great price and looks more expensive than it is. Lots of space for all the essential baby items and even enough room to carry extras that my toddler needs to! Pretty pattern on interior of the bag and on accompanying bottle holder / changing mat. Fantastic bag, can't wait to use it!
on 11 February 2014
Lovely bag, nice and roomy with enough compartments to keep things organised. I got the brown one and I like that it looks like a large handbag rather than a change bag.
Kate Hosker
on 20 January 2014
I love this bag!! Looks really stylish and of good quality. Great value for the money! Lots of room for all your essential baby items without looking at all bulky! Recommend it!
A lawther
on 03 January 2014
Has lots of space and looks just like a big bag instead of a changing bag.
on 13 December 2013
I bought the red bag - really nice colour. I have not tried it yet but I can already tell it will be big enough to fit all the things I need it. The zip opens down the sides which makes all the difference when rummaging around inside. Plenty of pockets but not too many which for me is a bonus as I forgot what is where! Highly recommended.
Kristine Healy
on 01 November 2013
Great looking bag for a reasonable price. It looks like a handbag rather than a changing bag. The interior pattern (on the brown version) is particularly nice, I love it!
on 11 October 2013
Very smart (I bought the brown one). I will feel stylish carrying it and my husband is happy to carry it when he has the baby, which is a major bonus. It's slightly smaller than I expected, but fits in everything I need for a day.
on 29 September 2013
Great bag. Got the red one which is a great colour. Is large enough to hold everything for my baby and toddler. Seems reasonably waterproof too and is holding up well 4 weeks in.
on 21 August 2013
Nice bag and a good size but I had to return it as it didn't have enough pockets inside for my liking
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Koto Changing Bags
Fantastic leather-look changing bag with plenty of accessories.
The Koto changing bag is a smart leather-look bag. Lightweight, it has a lovely patterned lining and plenty of accessories.
Three external pockets
Double zip closure
Generous interior
Printed insulated bottle bag
Printed changing mat
Additional shoulder strap
h26 x w40 x d16cm
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A gracious Victorian home offering a traditional, authentic B&B experience. This 1902 Victorian has been restored to include six tastefully decorated guest rooms, each displaying its own unique personality. All rooms have private bathrooms, most with double whirlpool tubs. Experience Victorian elegance and contemporary comfort when you spend the night in this gracious, turn of the century home.
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on September 24, 2015
We stayed here as a base for a Door County trip and a trip to see the Packers. The location of perfect for both (there is not much in Green Bay). Dan and Vicki are wonderful hosts and outstanding cooks. The house is fantastic. We stayed in the Gazebo Room and recommend it highly. The hot tub is perfect and the fireplace is just right.
on August 11, 2015
Dan and Vicki Klein afforded us a fabulous weekend at the Scofield House to help celebrate my wife's birthday. The B & B was clean, elegant, and very comfortable. The food was great, and we met some very nice people while having breakfast. I highly recommend the Scofield House for a special get away. Thanks, Dan and Vicki!
on July 25, 2015
My wife and I recently spent two days at the Scofield House in Sturgeon Bay. WI. Dan and Vicki were very gracious hosts. We stayed the Gazebo Room. It was a great room with a huge whirlpool tub in a large bathroom. The room had a walk-in closet which is unusual for an old home. The craftsmanship of the wood work in the floors, molding, and doors takes you back in time. The breakfast was very good with a choice of juice, a coffee cake, fruit cup, and an egg dish. Very large portions left me not wanting lunch until 2 PM. We had a great stay at the Scofield House and would go back in a heartbeat.
on July 23, 2015
This was a side trip after a seven day reunion and it wasn't nearly enough. The room was lovely and very restful. The breakfast was delicious, although we only got a chance to experience it one morning since early travel was on our agenda. If you plan to stay longer in the area, this is a wonderful place to stay. Hosts Vicki and Dan were very friendly and very attentive to everyone's needs. At breakfast, we met an interesting couple and it was fun to meet new people over breakfast. A great time but too short.
on July 12, 2015
Stayed at the Scofield House for a combination anniversary and 4th of July trip.We had a thoroughly enjoyable stay. Vicki and Dan were excellent host who made us feel right at home. Scofield House is a beautiful Victorian home with a great front porch and swing. The breakfasts were delicious and there were alot of little touches like cookies for your nightly sweet tooth along with hot and cold beverages 24/7. We would highly recommend a stay here and look forward to a return visit someday.
on April 11, 2015
Dan & Vicki's beautiful B&B came highly recommended. My husband & I were looking for a quiet, quick get away....our first B&B experience. First, a huge thank you to Dan & Vicki for a relaxing stay - your B&B is beautifully decorated, immaculately clean, and no detail was forgotten! Any guest visiting will feel special! Every detail has been thought of - from cookies and local Root Beer, chocolates in the room, super soft sheets, a comfortable bed, and bath salts! And this review would not be complete without mentioning Dan's amazing breakfast! The table was set beautifully and Dan served us a complete three course breakfast. The blueberry muffin was wonderful and the french toast was amazing! It was truly a treat! We really felt welcomed by the innkeepers and left impressed with how nice and relaxing our stay was! We hope to come back again and have already recommended Scofield House to our friends!
on March 18, 2015
This was our first visit to Door County andDan & Vickie were wonderful hosts. We've stayed in other B&Bs but Scofield House exceeded our expectations. We stayed in the rose room and it was extremely comfortable. Vickie showed us how to turn on the fireplace and use Netflix. The whirlpool tub was also wonderful. The house is a charming Victorian in a very quiet area. The breakfast Dan made was absolutely charming-- fresh brewed coffee, fresh berries, a wide selection of juices and homemade French toast with sausage-- all served on vintage China--wonderful!! My husband and I are already planning another stay here!
on October 20, 2014
Dan and Vicki were wonderful hosts. The Scofield House is a beautiful home in a charming area. My wife and I picked the Scofield House for our mini-moon (learned this term from one of the other guests: a minimalist type of first honeymoon, right after the wedding, before a more elaborate honeymoon trip planned for later). The Room at the Top has a unique layout, and provided everything we needed for a relaxing and romantic week. The location worked well for us, although the neighborhood type setting of the house itself was nothing special, the location made it easy for us to venture north into Door County in the afternoons and wander through the days. The Scofield House and the surrounding area provided the perfect romantic escape and ideal relaxation retreat after the hustle and bustle of planning and a wonderfully wild whirlwind wedding day with friends and family. I was originally disappointed about the tight breakfast timeline (breakfast served between 8:30 and 9), but I soon came to find how enjoyable it made our stay; it allowed us to meet each of the other guests who were all down in the dining room at the same time, enjoying breakfast together, laughing, and planning the day. Breakfasts were very well prepared, filling, and very tasty--always a breakfast bread, fruit, and main dish. The main dish was an interesting type of breakfast casserole, different each day (but after a week we were "casseroled out" (maybe that's likely to happen staying at any B&B for a week)). Overall our stay was excellent, the service friendly and competent, and my wife and I will likely be back for getaways in the future.
on September 10, 2014
What a delightful stay in a convenient location, especially for the Door County Century Ride! 1 mile from the fairgrounds... quiet, lovely appointments, great hot tub and tv. Dan and Vicki aim to please!
on August 01, 2014
Dan and Vicki have a beautiful B & B! The entire house is immaculate! I stayed in the water lily room for one night with my mother on an unexpected trip to Door County. Dan immediately grabbed my luggage and took it to the room. He showed us how to use the TV, including Netflix, and the lighting etc. I enjoyed a nice long soak in the double whirl pool tub with salt crystals that were in the bathroom. The tub was extremely clean or trust me, I would not have even thought about getting in it! Across from the water lily room is a single toilet with a small fridge filled with on the house orange and root beer soda. The room had yummy Hershey chocolates by the bedside. The sheets are beyond soft. The owners do sell them. I hope to get some for Christmas! The room was very quiet, I never heard the other guests. The front porch swing is perfect to read a book or enjoy a mug of tea or coffee which is available whenever you want it. The breakfast was delicious! Cherry and white chocolate scones, juices, coffee, tea, fresh fruit, sausage and french toast. I did not have to eat lunch! VERY filling and yummy! I would highly recommend staying at the Scofield house. It would be a very safe place to stay if you were alone as well. ~Kristi
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A very cozy room, suitable for those who travel light. Queen bed, fireplace, private bathroom w/combination tub/shower. Max. occupancy 2.
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An elegant room featuring a King size bed. The television sits atop an antique fireplace mantel. The private bathroom has a vaulted ceiling, a double whirlpool bath and separate corner shower.
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$140 - $175
A comfortable room, with a queen bed, corner fireplace and private bathroom w/whirlpool tub & separate shower.
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$125 - $160
Previously the "master" bedroom, the Gazebo Room has a corner fireplace, a large antique armoire which houses the flat panel tv and a refrigerator. The private bathroom has a double whirlpool tub and separate shower. This room has a separate, private entrance.
A very private room on the 3rd floor, this is a room for special occasions. The queen bed with antique headboard sits beneath the skylights. A double whirlpool bathtub is located by the fireplace. This room has a wet bar; refrigerator, and a flat panel tv. There is a shower located in the private bathroom.
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$169 - $199
A perfectly charming room, the Turret Room has a queen bed and a private bathroom with oversize shower. The private balcony offers a welcome space to retreat & relax, weather permitting.
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A 1930's Colonial-style home, offering 3 bedrooms and 1 1/2 bathrooms. Perfect for 2 or 3 couples, or a family with children. Fully equipped kitchen, a laundry area in the lower level, & a gas fireplace in the main living room. Outside is a gas grill & a 6 person spa tub. Meals are not included with rental of this property.
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My high school prom (2013) was located at the Capitol and it was amazing. Our theme was A Gatsby Affair and it was perfect. It made my senior prom amazing!!!
We stopped by the Capitol Theatre to get a cup of coffee from the shop attached to the Capitol. What a beautifully renovated theatre!! It would be a fabulous venue to have a wedding reception. Very, very well done!
I visited the coffee shop and had an excellent mocha. The theatre is stunning, very upscale and themed. Awesome!
I love photographing weddings here....the decor is awesome and the whole building has quirky areas that are perfect for ooh to shoots...check out the man cave...I could shoot all day in there!!! Great staff, always helpful and it has such a cool retro feel...plus it's just 300 feet to my photography studio also in the historic area...a win-win place!!!
The Capitol Theatre is located in the heart of downtown Maryville, TN and offers a very cosmopolitan venue in the otherwise historic downtown.This original movie theater has been converted to a lovely art gallery, coffee shop, and very New York-style dinner theatre setting that is very popular for wedding receptions, reunions, and any happy occasion. The owners are the artists-in-residence...
The Capitol Theatre is absolutely breathtaking . I loved that we were married on a stage so that all your guest can see and hear you clearly. My guest walked in on a red carpet making them feel like celebrities. The staff were exceptional host . Our wedding day was blazing hot and the staff offered us water after we...
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Is it spectacular to behold. The restoration is superb. I am a former board member of a local charity, and we held several events there. Whether we were eating, dancing, or bidding on auction items, the Capitol delivers! You just have to see how beautiful it is.
I have been to several events at the Capitol Theatre in Maryville, TN. The facility is one of a kind! The light system, main theater, baloney theater room and "man-cave" is nothing short of AWESOME! The event coordinator, Debbie is always very professional and efficient! She went above and beyond! Such a delight to work with! All of the guest...
Very quaint place. If you have the time to go visit, please do so. You won't be disappointed.
Take a walk through downtown Maryville while you're at it. Nice town.
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Budapest, HungaryInternationally recognized health researchers presented their views at the 30th World Nut & Dried Fruit Congress on 21 May 2011, recommending that food policy makers consider dried fruits equivalent to fresh fruits in dietary recommendations around the world. The presentations recognize that traditional dried fruits such as dried apricots, dried apples, dates, dried figs, raisins and sultanas, and prunes should be included side by side with fresh fruit recommendations by policy makers around the world.
Organized by the International Nut and Dried Fruit Foundation, or INC, the 30th World Nut & Dried Fruit Congress brings together industry leaders and researchers in an international dried fruit round table. The round table highlighted the collaboration by thirteen scientists from the United States, Greece, Turkey, Japan, and the United Kingdom on the paper, entitled Traditional Dried Fruits: Valuable Tools to Meet Dietary Recommendations for Fruit Intake, accessible at http://www.nutfruit.org/inc-projects/driedfruits.
Research presented at the 30th Congress by Dr. Daniel D. Gallaher of the University of Minnesota, Dr. Andriana Kaliora of Harokopio University, and Dr. Gary Williamson of the University of Leeds supports the paper's statement that traditional dried fruits should be included with fresh fruits in dietary recommendations for fruit and vegetable intake around the world.
"Dried fruits are great sources of total and soluble fiber in the diet," said Dr. Gallaher. "Just as fresh fruit, they have low glycemic index values and can play an important role in preventing different aspects of metabolic diseases."
In addition to providing fiber, dried fruits rank among the top potassium sources in diets around the world, according to Dr. Arianna Carughi, Health and Nutrition Research Coordinator for the California Dried Fruit Coalition. Dried fruits
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SPRINGFIELD - Destined from birth to be snake food, Athena the rat achieved unexpected glory Friday when she was named overall winner of Thurston High School's inaugural Iron Rat Competition.
After several days of fierce competition, Athena chewed contentedly on kibble as her trainer, Thurston senior Taylor Norman, revelled in the glory of Iron Rat victory, a golden wedge of ceramic Swiss cheese dangling from his neck. Norman stood atop a wooden box in the school's gymnasium having his photograph taken with the runners-up, other students in teacher Miriam Hickey's Animal Behavior 2 class.
The win did not come easily, Norman said. He and his training partner, Cody Roberts, faced a challenge early on when their first rat got sick and died. They had less than a month to train Athena and prepare her for battle.
"It was the last week that made all the difference," Norman said.
Of the five events - hurdles, tightrope, weight lifting, long jump and rope climb - Athena won only one, finishing the rope climb in a mere 7.3 seconds.
But tallied together, her scores in all five events trumped those of silver medalist Leonidas, whose trainers Devin Lewis and Patrick Gollmann looked like shoo-ins for the long-jump win until fat George, the biggest rat in the competition, shattered their record jump in the final minutes of the competition.
Before Friday, the farthest George had ever jumped was 73 centimeters, his trainers Blaise Millegan and Jon Taylor said. But he leaped a full 80 centimeters, securing the victory for his coaches, who seemed surprised by his performance.
"Usually he just sits there and doesn't do anything," Taylor said. "It took about 10 or 15 minutes to get him to jump."
Hickey has taught animal behavior at Thurston for three years. Student interest prompted her to add a second course this year focusing on the fundamentals of animal learning and intelligence. …


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What's New in SQL Data Sync
Updated: July 23, 2015
This topic covers the progression of capabilities and improvements added to SQL Data Sync (Preview).
Until further notice, the newer SQL Data Sync (Preview) and the Data Sync Service (Preview) are free. The only charges are for Azure and SQL Database usage.
The Microsoft Azure SQL Data Sync plug-in on the Microsoft Azure Silverlight portal has been decommissioned. Going forward, use the Microsoft Azure Management portal, for Azure SQL Data Sync.
You access SQL Data Sync (Preview) via the SYNC tab under SQL Database at the Microsoft Azure Management portal. The SYNC tab is only available when you have one or more sync groups. See the topic How To: Create a Sync Group (SDS) for guidance on creating and modifying a sync group from this portal.
To upgrade to the current version and get the latest features see the topic How to Upgrade a Client Agent.
Thank you for trying out SQL Data Sync (Preview) and sending suggestions and feedback. We continue to make improvements to SQL Data Sync (Preview) based upon your feedback.
The May 2015 version of the SQL Data Sync (Preview) client agent is now available on the Download Center. The update includes:
Support for synchronizing tables that have column collations:
If the selected sync schema tables are not already in your hub or member databases, upon deploying the sync group, the service will auto create the corresponding tables and columns with the same collation settings as the selected in the empty database(s).
If the tables to-be-synced are already created in both of your hub and member databases, SQL Data Sync requires the primary key columns are set with the same collation between hub/member databases to successfully deploy the sync group. No collation restriction on the non-primary key columns.
- If the selected sync schema tables are not already in your hub or member databases, upon deploying the sync group, the service will auto create the corresponding tables and columns with the same collation settings as the selected in the empty database(s).
Improvements to data sync performance and resilience.
Enhancements to logging.
Please upgrade your existing SQL Data Sync (Preview) client agent as described in How to Upgrade a Client Agent. Your existing agent will continue to work before it expires in 90 days.
Released SQL Data Sync (Preview) on the Azure portal.
Improved synchronization performance across data centers.
Improved overall performance on internal operations.
Added the ability to create multiple Sync Servers under a single Microsoft Azure subscription.
Performance is improved if your SQL Data Sync (Preview) server and sync group hub is located in the same region (data center). Provision a SQL Data Sync (Preview) server in each data center that will host a sync group hub.
Improved performance when provisioning a sync group.
Improved sync performance when synchronizing on-premises SQL Server databases to SQL databases.
Support for spatial data types.
The Geometry and Geography data types are now supported, though they cannot be used to filter rows when filtering rows to synchronize.
For a list of supported data types, see SQL Database Data Types supported by SQL Data Sync.
Ability to cancel a synchronization task.
Ability to update a deployed sync group.
You can now dynamically update a sync group.
Added information in the portal that helps you more easily manage your sync groups.
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A recommendation to upgrade if your client agent is not the latest version.
A warning if support for your agent version expires soon.
An error if your agent version is no longer supported.
- A recommendation to upgrade if your client agent is not the latest version.
A warning for sync groups that are out-of-date due to changes failing to apply for 60 or more days.
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Fixed issues that affected ORM (Object Relational Model) frameworks such as Entity Framework and NHibernate working with SQL Data Sync (Preview).
Improved error and status messages.
Localized in ten major world languages.
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Expanded location options.
Users can create Data Sync servers in any of the Azure data centers.
It is recommended that you locate your sync server and databases as close as possible to where your users are. SQL Data Sync (Preview) availability in all Azure data centers makes it easy to follow that best practice.
A new client agent with fixes and security enhancements is available.
The new client agent is not required for you to continue to use the SQL Data Sync (Preview) Preview, though we recommend upgrading.
You can download the new client agent from the January 2012 download center.
Synchronization progress and troubleshooting enhancements.
Logs progress of a sync once every 15 minutes (number of rows and total time) once the change application on the destination database starts.
More informative error messages to help with trouble shooting.
- Logs progress of a sync once every 15 minutes (number of rows and total time) once the change application on the destination database starts.
Additional improvements enhancing the usability of the service
This service update provides better support of narrow tables with many rows.
Logins with either username@server or just username are accepted.
Column names with spaces are now supported.
Columns with a NewSequentialID constraint are converted to NewID for SQL Databases in the sync group.
Non-administrator service logon credentials are now accepted during the client agent installation.
The November 2011 version of the SQL Data Sync (Preview) client agent is now available at the Download Center.
Minor improvements in the new SQL Data Sync (Preview) agent. If you already have a Preview version of the SQL Data Sync (Preview) client agent, it will continue to work.
The Preview client agent is not backwardly compatible with CTP2, therefore you must upgrade from your CTP2 SQL Data Sync (Preview) agent and sync groups. See the topic How to Upgrade a Client Agent.
A new, task-oriented UI with integrated help, includes tutorials that walk you through creating and deploying a new sync group.
The ability for you to set the synchronization direction for each database as you add it to the sync group, and thus minimize charges for data movement. Synchronization directions are: bi-directional, from the hub and to the hub.
More specific dataset definitions than before.
Select the particular databases you want to synchronize.
Select specific tables to synchronize.
Select specific columns within each table to synchronize.
Define row filters so that only the rows that meet the filter requirements are synchronized.
- Select the particular databases you want to synchronize.
The ability for you to set the conflict resolution policy for the sync group.
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In each synchronization job the first change written to the hub is the change that is kept. Changes to the row in subsequently polled databases are discarded.
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GREEN BAY, Wis. Packers coach Mike McCarthy has shown a dedication to the running game this season, much to the delight of the team's offensive linemen. But not every player agrees with that approach. With Green Bay passing the ball on 60.3 percent of plays, tight end Jermichael Finley thinks that number should be higher. "If the running game isn't going, why not go 100 percent passing?" Finley said Thursday in the locker room. "I would say pass the ball every play, if it was up to me." Since the injury to veteran running back Cedric Benson in Week 5, the Packers' rushing attack has not been very effective. Second-year running back Alex Green is averaging 2.9 yards per carry in place of Benson, but McCarthy has continued giving him the ball at least 20 times each game. "We've got to get respect in the running game," Finley said. "Right now, we're doing an OK job, under average, so we have to pick it up, get people playing the run a little bit more, get those linebackers playing...
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Spider-Gwen Is Coming Back (And So Is The Marvel Multiverse)
Marvel's steady stream of announcements ahead of next week's Previews reveal continued today, first with the surprising reveal of the new team on Captain Marvel, and then with news of Spider-Gwen's return. The latter announcement is less groundbreaking, but still very welcome, and it comes with a twist. The original Spider-Gwen creative team of writer Jason Latour and artist Robbi Rodriguez will continue to be the Spider-Gwen creative team after Secret Wars --- and Gwen's adventures will continue to take place in a separate reality from the main Marvel Universe.


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starts fine then runs rough with c/ engine
I've had the truck for almost 2 years with no problems. 95 powerstroke auto 4x4 all stock except for a cold air kit. Put it up for sale 1 month ago and then glow plug relay died 2 weeks ago. Replace it ran fine. Today took it to get it undercoated and when i started it up at the garage it fired up fine then started loping big time with check engine on. Stayed like this for about 1 minute or so. It would die out if you don't keep your foot on the pedal. Then like you flipped on a light switch the check engine goes out and it goes into its normal purr. When its running bad it has no power. Got it home and seemed ok. Went back a few hours after and started it up and same thing. Ran bad for about 1 1/2 min with check engine on. Then goes out and runs fine. Drove about 2 miles to get diesel shut it off same thing when i went started it yet it only lasted 15 seconds. Got it home shut it off and started it and it ran fine. Seems worse the colder it is. If it was the cam sensor the tach would go nuts and not move during cranking right?
I'm thinking that it was a coincidence after having it under coated, but ??
I don't have an obdII which i need to get a code right? Is that the only way to get the code out? Will it store the code in memeory after the light goes out? really don't want to buy a scanner as I'm trying to sellt he truck.
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I played with it some today. It was real bad when it was cold 1st start of the day. Once it ran for about 3-4 minutes again like you flipped a light switch cel goes off and runs normal. When it runs rough it makes a loud tick tick tick. When it is running bad if i unplug the injector control pressure sensor it runs slightly worse. Once it is running ok unplugging this sensor makes no change in how it runs.
Once it started running normal i took it for a 3-4 mile drive. The CEL came on twice for about 5 seconds each time. When this happens it loses power, but no smoke when it runs bad.
Could this be the cam position sensor?
I can't figure out why the problem is intermittent and seems worse when the engine is cold. 2 out of 3 times it will run like this when you shut the engine off then restart it. When the engine is hot it will run like this for 15 seconds when you first start it.
Guess i'll have to have the codes read.
does it feel like a whole bank dies,is it that rough?maybe your oil pressure is dropping due to a sticky ipr valve.someone correct me if its wrong.it also could starve for fuel out of the blue,how old is the fuel pump?
does it ever do it when its warm?
Say i get back from a ride the engine is warm and running fine, if i shut it off then start it up again it will run bad for 10-15 seconds with cel on.
I installed a new lift pump a year ago due to it leaking out the weep hole. It was puking out fuel big time steady stream at idle and it got worse with increaded rpms. You never would have known that it was leaking fuel ran like a top.
Now when it runs rough it will lope down to like 250 rpms. Sounds down atleast 2 cylinders, so maybe a whole bank is down.
All of a sudden like night and day the light goes out and runs normal. Oil is clean and full.
If a glow plug is bad would it cause a short in the wiring? It almost always does this when you first start it up.
Can't see it a dead glow plug as it fires as soon as you hit the key and it was a little above freezing today. As soon as it fires though the cel comes on.
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mine has done this once,i went in the gas station and when i came out,started it,it ran teriible for about 1 minutes.felt like one whole bank quit running.then just like you said,like i someone flipped a switch,bam it went right back to normal.let me ask you this,was the wait to start light flickering?mine was when it happened to me,hasnt happened since,its been about a month so far.a dead glow plug wont affect anything other then not aiding in cold starts.250rpms is really rough,im suprised it will still run at those r's.what if the fuel system is loosing its prime in the lines,the fuel is leaking back to the tank,but theres still fuel in the rails and in the injectors,so when you first start it,it has enough fuel to start,but then starts to run out because the pump has to prime the lines again,which would seem to take 15-20 seconds,once it pumps the fuel up,it smooths out.when it runs rough,does it remind you off running out of fuel feeling?
also maybe air in the fuel or hpo system.
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