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Finally, baby may also receive the influenza vaccination, depending upon whether you are approaching flu season--influenza is recommended yearly.
We do not vaccinate anymore but that is a lot for a six month old.
Ah.. good to know.. that sounds like sooo many! I have heard you can ask to have them spaced out... did you ever do this?
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|New York, NY, USA January 19, 2005
Celents second annual in-depth survey of senior IT executives finds renewed focus on supporting growth, increased use of Web services, and a swing of the "buy v. build" pendulum back towards "build."
In the fall of 2004, Celent surveyed 27 senior IT executives to provide a deep information resource about priorities, behaviors, initiatives, and infrastructures at US insurers. Most of the respondents were CIO-level, and all represented insurers with more than US$100 million in premium. In contrast to the findings of Celents 2003 survey, the focus of most respondents has shifted from cost cutting to profitability and supporting growth initiatives. Budgets are relatively flat, but they are not shrinking, and CIOs seem to be more forward-looking. There is even slightly more patience with longer ROI periods.
"The insurance industry is coming out of its shell a little bit regarding IT," said Matthew Josefowicz, manager of Celents insurance group and author of the report. "Although spending increases are still modest, there is a new, forward looking mood. Its not just about cost containment anymore."
Key areas of focus for respondents include policy administration systems for both life/health and property/ casualty insurers for 2005. Other top initiatives include e-business/distribution technology and data mastery for P/C, as well as compliance and product development for L/H. Like the previous edition, Celents new report includes a detailed list of current and high-priority projects at respondent companies in over 20 categories.
Surprisingly, the "build versus buy" pendulum may be swinging back toward "build" for many new projects. "The general opinion of this years survey respondents has shifted from a broad consensus that a good enough solution is probably available to one that it is difficult to find an acceptable solution from IT vendors," said Josefowicz. "This may be related to a slight lessening of pressure on cost reduction. In any case, it indicates a need for IT vendors to refocus on marketing and positioning, as well as, potentially, on product development."
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This picture does them absolutely no justice, but I love these shorts – remember my total obsession with eyelet lace trimmed running shorts? You don't? That's probably because you're a recent follower and I fell in love with those almost two years ago.
They're silky and they fit so perfectly and . . . I just love them. The top is part of a mini pre-holiday Boohoo spree I went on and it's so versatile and cute.
I would go into detail on our day, but it was just . . . swimming and eating; until the wedding (Thursday!) we all decided to chill out and just get a bit colour. Amber and I started to get a bit bored of swimming in a pool (but we would never get bored of the swim up pool, no we wouldn't, my precious baby), so we started to take full advantage of the fact we can get British channels on our television.
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As you can probably tell, that night was a funny one.
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I have an order for a civil war scene with a cannon or a large cannon ed cake, and i cant find any pictures of either of these ideas of cakes. Please give me any idea on how to make a large cannon cake?
When I get stumped for a design, I try to find photos like on postcards or greeting cards or even just artwork or childrens toys etc to get some inspiration from. Heres a link to some civil war postcards with cannons in them...hope this helps!
Thank you! I have decided to go with that, using pics as inspiration. The client and I decided on a battle scene with smaller cannons, thank goodness I am not creative enough to design a cake with no other pictures to even start from, I was never a good drawer, but give me a picture of what you need and i will make it look unbelievable!
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So this is my first Fairy Cube story. I wanted to do this after trying this little dessert thing at the Fourth of July celebration this year. It was really quite a treat, so I hope this story matches up to that definition.
Anyways, I feel the ending may have been somewhat predictable, but I wasn't sure how to end it. I feel it's appropriate to the feel of Fairy Cube, but it just doesn't have any sparkle or shine to it. So really this story is not my best… I hope you enjoy it anyways though. And I would love feedback telling me where I need to improve with writing a scene with children (man, was that difficult for me...!). Thanks in advance.
Disclaimer: I do not own Fairy Cube, because I cannot speak Japanese and, thus, am not the mangaka, Kaori Yuki. I also do not own the Fairy Dingle treat, except the one I ate— after all, I'm sure my mom won't claim to own what has already been eaten no matter if she spent money on it or not.
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"I ate some on the way here. I hope you don't mind." Rin indicated the bag held tightly in her hand as she appeared over the hill.
Ian looked up from the edge of the blanket where he had been sitting, drawing pictures in the ground. He stood up and brushed his hands on his long, blue shorts as he began to walk towards his companion. Remembering his drawing suddenly, Ian turned around and hurriedly rubbed his foot over the heart he'd been making.
"Did you wash the strawberries?" he called to her as he quickly checked the pot of chocolate he had brought. It looked like it had melted a bit since he'd first arrived and he had the sun to thank for that. He stirred the contents with the stick he had picked to use as a makeshift spoon and then got up to go greet Rin.
"Yeah," she nodded, "I washed them. I remember you telling me that the fairies like to munch on dirty berries. So, to avoid eating them, I washed them. Plus, I heard from teacher that it's healthy too."
"Healthy?" Ian fell in line with her as she walked by.
"Uh-huh. She said healthy was… was…" Rin pondered what her teacher had said the meaning of that word was, but couldn't quite place it. "Well, it's healthy and it sounded like a good thing."
Ian returned a smile. He took the bag of somewhat beaten strawberries from her and hoisted them up over his shoulder. "I brought the stuff. The chocolate and the whipped cream and I also found two sticks— just like you said. Hey, Rin, why do we need this stuff anyways?"
"It's a surprise." Rin winked at Ian, holding up her finger for emphasis on 'surprise'. He smiled back at her, but curiosity was eating away at him. They reached the blanket and Ian went to take a seat next to the pot of chocolate while Rin stopped to stare at the ground. "Ian, what's this in the ground?"
"What's what?" Ian asked, stirring the chocolate and trying to break off pieces of it to make the sweet treat easier to melt.
"This drawing in the dirt—" she pointed at it.
"I-It's nothing!" Ian shouted a bit louder than he meant too. He rushed over to the patch of dirt and stamped out the rest of his drawing.
"It looked like a heart though…" Rin commented, more to herself.
"A heart? No," Ian dragged out his 'o' for dramatic effect, waving his hand at her to dismiss the idea, "it was a… a circle! Yeah, I was practicing my circles."
He smiled at her and walked off back to the pot of chocolate to try and find the whipped cream can he knew was around somewhere. Rin smiled sadly down where the drawing had been, but she blew off the feeling and joined Ian.
"I see the chocolate isn't ready yet. Did you leave it out like I told you?" Rin leaned in close enough for her to see Ian's face more clearly.
Turning his head suddenly, the two came nose to nose and both pulled away in shock. Ian laughed loudly, "Sorry, Rin. I didn't realize you were that close!"
"It's fine." Rin promised, embarrassed that her crush had just Eskimo-kissed her. She shook her head, Ian was no Eskimo, and so there should be no problem with them being nose to nose! "So, did you?"
"What? Oh, yeah!" Ian grinned over his shoulder at her. "I've been here since twelve in the morning."
"Morning!? Ian, something bad could've happened to you!" Rin yelled at him in alarm. She stood up quickly, huffing and flushed as concern racking her whole body.
"Oh, oops!" Ian ruffled his hair and smiled sheepishly, "Did I say morning? I meant afternoon."
Rin considerably relaxed. She sighed relieved and sat back down next to him in embarrassment, "I'm sorry for getting mad—"
"It's okay. I would've been worried about it too."
"About yourself?" She cocked an eyebrow at her brunette friend.
Ian chuckled, "No, no. I would've been concerned if it had been you out at twelve in the… was it morning or afternoon?"
"Oh, Ian!" Rin scowled at him, "You're so bad with time!"
"One can only try so much." He shrugged. Where had that whipped cream gone off too?
"Yeah, staying awake in class would be a good start." She jabbed him in the back of the head. "Ian, what are you looking for?"
Ian looked at her reluctantly. He didn't want her to think he was lying to her about bringing it when he had double-checked the presence of everything in his rucksack. "The whipped cream… I know I brought it."
"It's fine, Ian. We can just go get—"
"Found it!" he cried excitedly, as his foot made contact with an aluminum canister behind him. He picked it up and grinned at her.
"Well, let's try to make the best of the melted chocolate we have."
"Did you know you can't cook chocolate?" Ian asked her, pulling the strawberry bag over to the two. "I tried it this morning. I lost a good number of chocolate chips to the microwave."
"Your dad didn't get angry?" Rin asked, remembering the speckled man who seemed to look on with a stern face.
"Uh… he doesn't know yet…" Ian admitted, placing the food items and utensils neatly before Rin and himself. "Okay. So what do we do?"
Rin picked up the strawberries and dumped the bag into the melted chocolate pile. Ian shouted in alarm and looked at Rin as if she had just grown another head. She turned and smiled, "Don't worry. We need them to be covered in the chocolate."
Ian nodded slowly in understanding, "Oh! My dad went to this friend's concert one time and there were chocolate strawberries on a silver platter. I liked them."
She popped his hand away from the pot of floating, chocolate strawberries. "Not yet, Ian! We're going to go fishing."
"Fishing?" Ian felt confused again. Turning his head around this way and that, he could hardly spot a body of water close enough for them to fish in. He was starting to wonder if it was possible or not to fish in a water fountain.
"Yeah," Rin looked overjoyed as she held her stick loosely above the chocolate pot, "We dive in the pot for them and spear them." She thrust her stick within the messy, brown goo and came up with a
strawberry. Pulling it off, she repositioned it on the stick so that the round bottom pointed down to the earth.
"Okay!" Ian eagerly stabbed at a strawberry and came up with a chunk of chocolate. The two laughed in harmony at his mistake and he pulled it off the stick. He held it out gingerly in front of her lips and she took it in between her teeth. He watched her chew it slowly.
"Wow!" she swallowed, "This is the best chocolate I have ever tried!"
"Didn't I tell you?" Ian managed to correctly spear a strawberry and was now busy repositioning it himself, "I usually leave those bars out for the winter fairies when I have enough allowance money to buy some."
"And you saved up your allowance to buy me some?" She looked touched with tears. She leaned forward and threw her arms around his neck. Planting a kiss upon his cheek she pulled away happily to pluck herself another strawberry from brown depths.
Ian touched his cheek and stared at her as a red tint marred his face, "I-It's nothing really. They're not expensive." He was lying and he knew it. That chocolate cost him a good four dollars and he only made a quarter for taking trash out…
He stared at the setting sun and wondered how much longer he had until it was time to go. His father himself had told him that he was working late at the school that day. And Ian knew he could be home any time from around eight to eleven. The sun set at about nine and it was already on its decent. He didn't mind being caught out here, but he knew his father would be upset by it and he didn't really like the way his dad looked at Rin.
He placed his hand down on the blanket with a sigh, having already finished catching his strawberries. Instead of feeling the soft fabric beneath his palms as he thought he would, his hand connected with flesh. For an instance, their eyes met and both turned away embarrassed as Ian muttered an apology.
"N-Now what?" Ian asked, leaning forward so as to dissipate some of the tension building in his gut.
"Well…" Rin said, her eyes still not fully coming back around to looking at Ian, "Umm… where did that whipped cream go?"
"It's right here!" Ian spoke quickly, holding the bottle up for his friend. He held it up too quickly and the little canister flew out of his hand— just barely missing Rin's face. She blinked in shock as he crawled to her to make sure she was okay.
She pushed him away, flustered by all the commotion over her welfare. "I'm fine, Ian!"
"I'm so sorry, Rin! I've got such butterfingers…" He ran off to get the can back from the crook of the tree where it had finally rested.
"Ian, you didn't hit me." Rin assured him, patting his arm comfortingly as tears formed in his eyes. She smiled to assure the boy that there was no need to start crying. He wiped at his eyes and forced his lips to part in a smile. "Now back to our treats!"
"Oh, Rin… you still haven't told me what we're making." Ian commented, shyly.
She turned around to look at him, "I'll tell you. It's an American treat my dad told me about called a Fairy Dingle. Here, hold out yours."
Ian looked at her curiously, but held out his stick. She shook the can of cool whip and popped the top off. Pushing the trigger down, she sprayed little, white, fluffy circles in between the chocolate strawberries. Finally she pulled away to admire her work.
"Voilà!" She finally said, satisfied with the dripping mess that Ian held in his hands. She continued on to create whipped cream halos around her strawberries as she spoke, "He went out in July to the United States for this conference and went to a festivity that was going on early in the month. He bought one of these and told me about these all over the phone. He thought it'd make me happy to know, because he knew I would be sure to tell you…
"Do you think fairies would like these, Ian?"
"I don't know," Ian admitted, biting off one of his strawberries, "But if they won't eat them I will."
"Ian… can we go there?" Rin asked, placing the can down on the blanket and holding her fairy dingle between her clasped hands. "Oh, please?"
Ian said nothing, but held the treat firmly in his mouth as he went about placing fallen pine cones around them. He swallowed another strawberry and went back to her. Placing the stick with its contents upon the blanket, he held out sticky palms, "Take my hand."
She gladly placed hers next to him and took his hands. He closed his eyes temporarily and she gasped in shock. She stared around in wonder at the wooden and earthen fairies picking at the chocolate pot. They dipped in their long, thin fingers to scoop up the delicacy and roll it around in their mouths. Some of them stared with eyes glittering like sun upon water at them, others continued about their own lives.
Tears rolled down her cheeks and she smiled brightly, "Ian, this is wonderful. It's, oh, so wonderful!"
He couldn't help but let her smile transcend upon his own features. "My promise is still open. We can go there one day."
"And you know my answer, Ian. I would follow you to the ends of the earth to get there." He felt his stomach stir with the notion and he let the warm feeling wash over him.
"Ian! Ian Hasumi!!"
The image around them broke and shattered like an illusion. Ian looked towards the direction of trampling boots and met the sight of the one person he didn't wish to see right now. He was at the perfect opportunity, the perfect moment in time, and… he saw a flash of green hair. Tokage…
The boy, his other self, floated around the tree and up towards the sky before landing down under the thick trunk. He stuck out his pink tongue and squeezed his eyes shut as he made a face at Ian. Ian felt his heart fall.
"I don't know what possessed you to even think of coming out here after stealing this whipped cream can from the clerk at the grocery store!" Mr. Hasumi brandished the can of cool whip at his son and Ian looked taken back at the accusation.
"No, father, I bought that." He protested, quietly. Ian's father looked unamused with what seemed to him to be another lie. Ian looked shocked at him and was about to protest the disbelieving look when he saw a toothy grin from the corner of his eyes.
"Go home, Rin. Your mother shall be expecting you." Rin's face flushed furiously and she ran away without a second thought. Ian wanted to call after her and tell her something, but nothing came to mind.
A sob broke from his lips when his father roughly grabbed his arm and pulled him towards the way he'd come. "I-I'm sorry, Dad."
"I don't want to hear it, Ian. I should bar you in your room! I'm so tired of having to come home and find that my son has once more tried to flee from me."
"I wasn't…" Ian pulled on his arm in an attempt to break free from his father's iron grasp. He looked towards Tokage, desperately craving help, "I just wanted to hang out with Rin."
"And you have a curfew that you disobeyed." Ian's father picked him up and carried him over his shoulder, where he chose to fall limp with his aching heart. He looked at Tokage and wanted to scream at him, but all he got was silent tears. Tokage stared at him with a sickly, sweet smile, picking at the remains of Rin's chocolate-covered strawberry treat.
Ian buried his head into the back of his father's coat and cried all the way home.


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2. Name One Person That Made You Smile: Barbara (My Wifey!)
3. What were you doing at 8 AM? Weekdays: Class or Sleeping
4. What were you doing 45 minutes ago? Dancing with Barbara
5. What is your favorite candy? Skittles!
6. What's the last thing you said out loud? "AHHHH! I LOST MY PH-...Oh found it."
7. What is the best ice cream flavor? Cookies and Cream
8. What was the last thing you had to drink? Brisk Iced Tea
9. What is your shortest time of sleep? 47 Mins...
10. Have you ever made a promise you'd die to keep? Yes
11. The last sporting event you watched? The Super Bowl...
12. What is your favorite flavor of popcorn? Buttered
13. Who is the last person you sent a message to on Facebook? Don't Have a FB.
14. Ever go camping? Yesh!
15. Do you take vitamins daily? Errr...Depends
16. Do you go to church every Sunday? No
17. Do you drink your soda with a straw? Hmm, Sometimes.
18. What did your last text message say? "Saggy pants."
19. Where is your dad? YOU NOT MY DAD! UGLY ASS NOODLE HEAD (Thanks vine)
20. Look to your left, what/who do you see? My Sister.
21. What color is your watch? Don't have one
22. What did you do yesterday? Make fresh baked homemade bread and it was bomb!
23. Do you go in at a fast food place or just hit the drive through? The drive through :)
24. What is your favorite number? 21
25. Who's the last person you talked to on the phone? Selina
26. Any plans today? Watched Youtube vids and read fics.
27. Biggest annoyance in your life right now? When boys sag their pants and I see buttcrack like boy if you don't pull up your pants.
28. Last song listened to? Feeling Myself - Nicki Minaj feat. Beyoncé (Yass)
29. Can you say the alphabet backwards? Not at all! ;)
30. Favorite pair of shoes you wear all the time? My Comback Boots.
31. Are you jealous of anyone? Nope!
32. Is anyone jealous of you? ...Why should they be?
33. Do you love anyone? My Family & Friends!
34. What do you usually do during the day? Be on the internet or play video games.
35. Do you hate anyone that you know right now? There are two people I don't like and I don't want to talk about it because just saying their names is a waste of air lol.
36. Do you use the word 'hello' daily? Hmm, Hi? Hey? Sup? Yo? Hola?
37. Meaning of life? Be yourself and live your life how you want it to be.
38. Do you like cats? Yeah.
39. Have you ever been to Six Flags? Which one? xD
40. How did you get your worst scar? This 2 inch burn on my right arm that will never go away.
41. Last big talk? I have no idea...I forgot! XP
42. Last CD played? Exotype.
43. Last bubble bath? When I was 11.
44. Last meal? Subs.
45. Have you ever dated someone twice? Never.
46. Gone on a date? Never.
47. Have you ever fallen in love? Eh..
48. Have you ever lost someone? Of course.
49. Have you ever slept until 1PM? One time I slept until 4:46 in the afternoon.
50. Have you met a famous person? Yes I have.
51. Do you have at least 3 people you can tell pretty much anything to? Yes! Barbara, Selina, and Michele.
52. List three favorite colors/shades: Black, Purple, and Silver
53. Laughed until you cried? YESSS!
54. Went behind your parents back? ...And did what?
55. Opinion on gay marriage? I SUPPORT NO MATTER WHAT!!!
56. Lowering the drinking age? Nah..
57. Who are the best huggers that you know? SELINA GETS ME THE BIGGEST HUGS AND I LOVE HER OH LORD
58. Do you believe in love at first sight? Ehhh...
59. Is there something you want to tell someone? Yes! Like right now!
60. Would you kiss any of your friends? Yes! I love my friends too much x3
61. How Many Kids Do You Want To Have? None! They bad as hell!!!
62. Do you want to change your name? Never!
63. Last time you saw your Mother? A second ago...no two...three!
64. What were you doing at midnight last night? Read Fanfics. *winks*
65. What is your favorite thing in your room? Other then my computer, I also really love my Jojo's Bizarre Adventure poster. It's my bae okay.
No] Single
No] Taken
Yes] Mentally dating a character that doesn't actually exist. (They, yes they...exist in my heart okay! hush!)


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I got a lot of great advice here on my boat choice. Now my Inuit 13.5 just arrived, and so far the fit seems right on. I have a couple of question for other owners though, as a couple of things seem different from the website descriptions I had found.
First off, the foot pegs. From what I've seen on the web, this boat was supposed to come with rod-adjustable oversized ergonomic foot pads. The one I got has the cheap pinch-and-slide pegs, that you have to grab to move. Is that how they're supposed to be now? I noticed that when it was still called Native they advertised that, but Liquidlogic is mum on this - did they do away with that?
Also, the hatch covers are VERY loose. Pretty much falling off. I wonder if they mis-matched them or something, I asked the company.
And lastly, it seems VERY light! It is said to be quite heavy, but it feels much lighter than boats listed at 4-5 lbs less than this boat's supposed 55 lbs. I was expecting a thick, tough hull, as they claim they use the same design employed in their WW boats, but this hull seems really dainty to me…
Any thoughts from current owners would be much appreciated.
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A variety of companies offer foot pegs/braces
-Sea Dog
I personally like the Yakima product:
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in 'sand slots' for clog free operation
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for a corrosion free mechanism
- Simple spring loaded lever lock on foot pegs
- Easy, 'blind reach in the cockpit' readjustment
If the replacements don't fix the issue, I can think of several ways to secure them. Luckily, plastic is easy to drill and good hardware stores sell stainless steel hardware and rubber-lined washers, much like what you probably have on the foot braces and the seat. With a length or two of webbing and plastic clamps for the ends in the center (also sold in these stores) you ocould fashion a strap for the hatch covers that keeps them secured down and is easy to unclamp for use. Should not be more than $10-$15 in materials. I'm sure there are other ways to do it too...
Looks like a nice kayak though, just enjoy it if this is the main problem and you find a solution.
I had a CD Nomad (Extreme) at one point and it came from the factory with similar straps over the hatches. Problem was, they were made of nylon, which stretched a lot when wet. So lots of water was entering and there was no way to tighten them enough when dry. CD sent me replacements that were made from some other material that did not stretch when wet - problem solved. So, if you get webbing, make sure you pick something that does not stretch when wet. Bungies might work too and many boat manufacturers use then or webbing from the factory over the covers...
As for the weight, this is a 14 foot kayak afterall. Around 50lb should be acceptable and it can still be strong enough for most uses. My WS Zephyr 15.5 (that Sapien bought from me) was about 52lb and never felt it was flimsy at all. The P&H Delphin I now have is probably over 60lb at the same length and that extra 10lb are *very* noticeable in a bad way. So consider yourself lucky if yours is lighter than advertised without obvious issues otherwise -;)
I'll try some additional thickening of the rim - 3M is a good idea, thank Sapien.
I took a better look at it in the light today. The foot pegs are actually not bad at all. They look like the cheap pinchers, but they are not, they feel pretty solid. While a rod would be more comfortable, these nonetheless feel like I can kick solidly on maneuvers.
A different concern comes up though on closer inspection: the central portion of the hull is very soft. It indents with just finger pressure in the highest surface areas. Remember, this is that specific design with a greenland hull, so there are additional chines contacting the water, on both sides of this central area, but this center part can still be the first point of contact with a bank. Should I be worried? The softness on the deck, aft of the cockpit is not that concerning, but I never expected the central part of the hull to feel that way.
Any ideas?
OK, I have to say that it's very hard to grumble about little things once you paddle this thing. I just came back from a few hours on the Potomac with a giant grin on my face. I'll have to post a full review soon. It paddles like a dream! I track straighter in this thing than I did in longer boats with a skeg! I think that flex in the hull might be by design, although I'm still curious if other owners were struck by this too. It probably improves its shape once in the water. Edges, turns, and tracks very nicely, certainly for the price I paid! The fit is great, and it's in fact big for me. This is important for folks to know, I think the fit comments might be mostly when regarded as a rec boat. Because this is the smallest of the series, and I feel I could use an even significantly tighter one, at my 5'10 150 lbs frame.
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Books and media on Surgery can be found in the Library under the classification RD, with Surgical Instruments found in RD71 and Operative Surgery in RD32-RD33. Library materials on Human Anatomy can be found in QM1 through QM695, Human Physiology, QP1 through QP899, Medical Microbiology can be found in QR46, with books on Pharmacology and Drugs in RM300-RM412.
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♦ Alexander's care of the patient in surgery / 15th ed. [edited by] Jane C. Rothrock ; associate editor, Donna R. McEwen. [9/15]
Ref. RD99 .A44 2015
♦ Before we are born: essentials of embryology and birth defects /
Keith L. Moore. 9th ed.
♦ The complete human body (w/DVD) / edited by Dr. Alice Roberts.
Ref. QM25 .C66 2010
The definitive visual guide. [5/15]
♦ Current diagnosis & treatment surgery / edited by Gerard M. Doherty. 14th ed.
Ref. RD35 .C89 2015 [6/16]
♦ Introduction to research and medical literature for health professionals /
by J Dennis Blessing and J Glenn Foster.
This book will help from choosing a research project...to the systematic gathering of information, analysis, and interpretation of data. [7/15]
♦ Oxford handbook of clinical surgery / edited by Greg McLatchie, Neil Borley, Joanna Chikwe. 4th ed. [10/14]
Ref. RD37 .M45 2013
♦ Perioperative standards and recommended practices by AORN.
Ref. RD32.3 .A77 2013
♦ Pocket guide to the operating room / Maxine A Goldman. 3rd ed.
♦ Surgical knots and suturing techniques / by F. D. Giddings. 4th ed. [8/15]
♦ Zollinger's atlas of surgical operations / Robert M. Zollinger Jr., E. Christopher Ellison. 9th ed.
Ref. RD41 .Z65 2011
Search EBSCO's Full Text Finder for Journal Titles, or by subject or simple keyword.
Suggested titles if listed below as (e-journals or electronic journals) can be located in EBSCO's Full Text Finder.
♦ AORN Journal (in Library 1992 - present)
♦ Outpatient Surgery (in Library 2009 - present)
♦ The Surgical Technologist
(in Library 1995 - present)
Listed are highlighted sources, not a complete listing of available media.
♦ Concepts of scrubbing, gowning, and gloving [videorecording] / presented by Ciné-Med and AORN.
Media (VHS) RD91 .C66 2006
This video demonstrates the aseptic practices during scrubbing, gowning and gloving for operating room personnel. It covers: the surgical hand scrub procedure including a discussion of new brushless and waterless scrub techniques; techniques for gowning and gloving; the steps for assisted gowning and gloving; a review of the gown and glove sterile areas; and the procedure for safely removing gown and gloves. [12/15]
♦ The perioperative environment [videorecording] /
presented by Cine-Med and AORN.
Media (VHS) RD32.3 .P37 2007
This video discusses the history of periooperative nursing; nursing roles and responsibilities; an overview of the perioperative suite; and other members of the
surgical team. [12/15]
♦ Perioperative nursing video library. Collection 5, Sterilization and disinfection / produced and distributed by Ciné-Med ; AORN. [8/15]
Media (DVD) RD91 .P37 2013
This AORN DVD (Collection 5) includes:
♦ Sterilization in the perioperative setting (2010)
Introduces the processes involved in cleaning, decontamination, sterilization, and disinfection of instruments and supplies to help perioperative nurses understand the criteria to determine whether an item is safe for use.
♦ Surgical instrumentation: use, care, and handling (2013)
Provides information to perioperative staff members on the use, care and handling of all surgical instruments including minimally invasive, powered and endoscopic instruments.
♦ Powered surgical instruments: components of safe care and handling (2013)
Explains various types of powered surgical instruments, their uses, basic components of their systems, and requirements for care and handling.
♦ Surgical draping: principles and practice [videorecording] /
presented by Ciné-Med and AORN.
Media (VHS) RD32.5 .S88 2005
This video reviews general principles of draping and includes a discussion of draping materials; demonstrations of draping the abdomen, an extremity, and the perineum; draping of equipment; removal of drapes; and application of wound dressings. [12/15]
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The gospel and the law agree in this, that they are both from God, and that there is something revealed in each concerning the nature, will, and works of God. There is, however, a very great difference between them:
1. In the revelations which they contain; or, as it respects the manner in which the revelation peculiar to each is made known. The law was engraven upon the heart of man in his creation, and is therefore known to all naturally, although no other revelation were given. "The Gentiles have the work of the law written in their hearts." (Rom. 2: 15.) The gospel is not known naturally, but is divinely revealed to the Church alone through Christ, the Mediator. For no creature could have seen or hoped for that mitigation of the law concerning satisfaction for our sins through another, if the Son of God had not revealed it. "No man knoweth the Father, but the Son, and he to whom the Son will reveal him." "Flesh and blood hath not revealed it unto thee." "The Son, who is in the bosom of the Father, he hath declared him." (Matt. 11: 27; 16: 17.)
2. In the kind of doctrine, or subject peculiar to each. The law teaches us what we ought to be, and what God requires of us, but it does not give us the ability to perform it, nor does it point out the way by which we may avoid what is forbidden. But the gospel teaches us in what manner we may be made such as the law requires: for it offers unto us the promise of grace, by having the righteousness of Christ imputed to us through faith, and that in such a way as if it were properly ours, teaching us that we are just before God, through the imputation of Christ's righteousness. The law says, "Pay what thou owest." "Do this, and live." (Matt. 18: 28. Luke 10: 28.) The gospel says, "Only believe." (Mark 5: 36.)
3. A the promises. The law promises life to those who are righteous in themselves, or on the condition of righteousness, and perfect obedience. "He that doeth them, shall live in them." "If thou wilt enter into life, keep the commandments." (Lev. 18: 5. Matt. 19: 17.) The gospel, on the other hand, promises life to those who are justified by faith in Christ, or on the condition of the righteousness of Christ, applied unto us by faith. The law and gospel are, however, not opposed to each other in these respects: for although the law requires us to keep the commandments if we would enter into life, yet it does not exclude us from life if another perform these things for us. It does indeed propose a way of satisfaction, 105which is through ourselves, but it does not forbid the other, as has been shown.
4. They differ in their effects. The law, without the gospel, is the letter which killeth, and is the ministration of death: "For by the law is the knowledge of sin." "The law worketh wrath; and the letter killeth." (Rom. 3: 20; 4: 15. 2 Cor. 3: 6.) The outward preaching, and simple knowledge of what ought to be done, is known through the letter: for it declares our duty, and that righteousness which God requires; and, whilst it neither gives us the ability to perform it, nor points out the way through which it may be attained, it finds fault with, and condemns our righteousness. But the gospel is the ministration of life, and of the Spirit, that is, it has the operations of the Spirit united with it, and quickens those that are dead in sin, because it is through the gospel that the Holy Spirit works faith and life in the elect. "The gospel is the power of God unto salvation," etc. (Rom. 1: 16.)
Objection: There is no precept, or commandment belonging to the gospel, but to the law. The preaching of repentance is a precept. Therefore the preaching of repentance does not belong to the gospel. but to the law. Answer: We deny the major, if it is taken generally; for this precept is peculiar to the gospel, which commands us to believe, to embrace the benefits of Christ, and to commence new obedience, or that righteousness which the law requires. If it be objected that the law also commands us to believe in God, we reply that it does this only in general, by requiring us to give credit to all the divine promises, precepts and denunciations, and that with a threatening of punishment, unless we do it. But the gospel commands us expressly and particularly to embrace, by faith, the promise of grace; and also exhorts us by the Holy Spirit, and by the Word, to walk worthy of our heavenly calling. This however it does only in general, not specifying any duty in particular, saying thou shalt do this, or that, but it leaves this to the law; as, on the contrary, it does not say in general, believe all the promises of God, leaving this to the law; but it says in particular, Believe this promise; fly to Christ, and thy sins shall be forgiven thee.
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Does anyone have ideas for an office Christmas decorating contest? I can't find much information at all on the internet. I'm in an office with 4 women and one man. We'd like to do something fun and unique. Thanks for any ideas you might have!
Kathy from SD
My office has a decorating contest as well. This is my first year in this office too. I had not idea what to expect. So, in my usual ways, I went all out! I took a few photos, however they are not high quality due to my camera phone. My normal camera is broken. Maybe this will give you some ideas! (By the way, the sign on the front reads "FOR SALE BY OWNER 1(800)GUM-DROP". I thought it was fitting since I am a Realtor.
We won the "Winterfest" contest at our office by using the Gingerbread House theme. We had a gum drop roof, gingerbread men/women, a light post (making use of the light on the wall outside of our door), lots of fun!
Here is another view of our contest winner.
are you just decorating your small space or cube? if you are, make a tree on the wall out of green post it notes, use paper clips to make "garland", use tacks for colored lights, etc...make "candles" out of red and green markers. find other things around your office that you can use for decorations.
iin my preschool classroom, i used to take a piece of yarn and string it all around the wall, looping it over itself in some places. then i cut out shapes of the old type of christmas lights from colored construction paper, put a black square on the bottom for the base, and taped them to the yarn. i always got so many compliments on them and they were different than just using regular lights.
What about having everybody decorate an office door and give a prize out for the best decorated door? All of those doors that are not to an office are fair game, such as boardroom door, bathroom door, utility room door, for those who do not have offices! Then have 3 people not from your business come in and judge. We did this at my last place of employment and we had a blast!
I agree with Susan. At my husband's place of employment they have had a door decorating contest for the last three years. My husband won 1st prize the first year and Honorable Mention the second year. Last year he was sick for several weeks and didn't participate. This year they are having a "theme". All the doors have to represent a Christmas song. There are about 20 people that participate so there is a good selection of very lovely doors. The judges are not affilated with the company at all so no one can cry "fowl" or complain that the competition is "fixed". They have a lot of fun. The prizes are cash or gift cards. If you decide to do this let us know how it turned out.
Could anyone give me some great Christmas office door decoration ideas?
We have a grand contest in my office. I won last year...I did "A Charlie Brown Christmas", and the year before did "Winter Wonderland". People do many different types of decorations including traditional garland around the cube/office, battery operated candles, ornaments; another one that was cute for a girl getting married was "Wedding Winter Wonderland"; another person wrapped the wall of entire cube inside/out in wrapping paper. Finally, I remember someone did "Christmas from my dog's view" and he took pictures of different scenes downtown from about a foot off the ground and photocopied them in black/white and hung them up around their office. I need an idea for this year so if you can think of something else cute, please post.
A Charlie Brown Christmas....how absolutely priceless!Being in the South, we were able to bring in animals for a live manger scene one year---cute, but I would not recommend again as the sheep were quite messy, not to mention having to keep my office door closed and the background noises on conference calls! WHEW! Have you thought about using glitter? It sticks really well to post-it notes and adds such an elegant glow to office décor without the fire hazard of candles.
I am considering bringing in my 150 Snowbabies, but not sure if I can trust my coworkers and janitors with this precious collection. As an alternative, maybe I should bring in my grandmother's Precious Moments collection--this is the only thing the crazy old lady left me out of her estate, so I am quite bitter and would not miss them at all. Good luck with this year's competition!
Help! Its that time of the year again! :) and I am running out of ideas on how to decorate my patio. I live in an apartment on the second floor and I have rails, so its not a privacy patio. Any ideas on how to make it pretty with lights, theme, etc? Thanks
Could anyone give me some ideas for Christmas decoration for office? My office has a big warehouse, we are doing logistics and there is a theme using any 1 of the 7 wonders in world and make it a 8 wonders? Please help.
how did you make the roof? or did your cubicle have a roof already ?
I am entering a contest for decorating a Christmas tree. I work in a clinic with two doctors, one a OB/GYN and the other one a surgeon. Please give some ideas, we would like a theme reflecting our office.
By Jan from Mt. Pleasant, IA
Cut out several photos of females pregnant bellies, and glue on the back of a Xmas card. Punch a hole at the top, add some yarn and hang on the tree.
Correction to my post: Just their pregnant stomachs!
Why don't you mix regular ornaments/lights with the samples you get from the drug companies and pix from their brochures + pix of the staff. Even some plastic packaging? And cute pix of babies!
I like the idea of pamphyila's to hang office staff pictures or baby pics. I like small bows, lights and pine cones edged in white depending on size of tree.
Since it is a combo office, use items that fit both doctors. Perhaps baby items and maybe some baby pictures for the ob/gyn and maybe some instruments (toy or real) for the surgeon. Make it fun!
This seems cute
When our kids were little, their pediatrician had the tree in his waiting room decorated every year with handmade paper ornaments with pictures of his patients; his staff saved them from year to year, and the kids loved finding their faces from Christmases past on them--maybe a take on something like this would be fun-- (Momma & new baby photos? Mommy -to-be- side views? Non-pregnant patients' head shots)?
Use the pregnant Barbie under the tree depending on how graphic you want it she can look like she is delivering, or in bed holding her newborn. Hang baby dolls on the tree. For the surgeon glitter wooden letters a cut above the rest with a small saw hanging near by.
We are going for the Grinch theme for office decorations this year. How would you go about decorating?
Missy from Alamogordo, NM
Is it going to be Dr. Seuss grinch or grinch as in real life grinch?
I would look to Whoville for inspiration. Bright colors, lots of texture. Think neon blue, neon green, bright pinks, shiny golds - I would use a lot of crepe paper garlands, lots of lights. You could spray paint twigs in bright colors to adjoin any garland going around the office. You could also use plastic bouncy balls to make oversize "ornaments" that were non-breakable.
definitely hang up some knitted xmas stockings on the walls with red and white stripes , nothing says xmas faster than xmas stockings, in the dr zeuss books there are a lot of stripy stuff,
i would also cut out large paper candy cane shapes and colour them in red & white i agree with the other poster about whoville and maybe watch the movie the grinch again for inspiration
I used this on my classroom door when I taught; a plain background, with maybe a few rips, and a simple hand drawn sign stating " Bah! Humbug! The Grinch stole my decorations!" Have fun!
Get some paper cups and label them "Grinch Poop" and fill them with green candies! You can find green candies at the local dollar trees, the stores that sell candy in bulk, or if you are really in a pinch...serve them as after dinner "poop mints" and use Green Tic Tacs!!
You can also visit this site. It's for teachers, and you can copy and paste and print this cute poem about how the grinch turned all the red and white candycanes to green and white!
http://www.teac … .net/grinch.html
Reading your comments made me flash back to my childhood. We lived in an airbase in Charleston, S.C., and they gave out prizes to the best decorated houses. One year, for a family that wasn't around at Christmastime, the owners draped their exterior with Spanish Moss and had a 2x4 ft sign posted at the door, its letters done in drippy black paint, spelling out GRINCH. The won second place.


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The room was very clean. The beds were comfortable. It was very quiet and easy to go to bed. The pool wasn't open even though they advertised that it was.
I had a room booked 2 weeks in advance. When I arrived at the hotel for check in, at 1h00 AM (after 4h of driving), there was nobody a t the front desk. I waited until 2H00AM. Nobody showed up. I left. They refunded me without any argument, tough. To me, your stay is in jeopardize if you plan to arrive late. You may not get to your room!
This was an UNquality Inn 1) Room phone did not work 2) Bathtub stopper did not work -- no bath tub use 3) Bathtub control knob was broken -- could not regualte temperature of incoming water
everything you need is right there cant think of anything
Ok- so it's not the Ritz! It's Brattleboro Baby! It's a nice place where an amazing pool-spa area (looked at but never used it). I enjoyed my stay, pleasent people, complimentary breakfast. I liked not dealing w a chain. I'll stay again.
I drove in to the parking lot and never checked in. It is not three stars- maybe 1 star. Run down, random people hanging out in the parking lot. When I asked for a refund the front desk was rude and hung up on me.
Dog friendly with a large area to walk the dog and outside waste cans. One of the dog friendly rooms was clean but had damage
good value na
We needed to stay overnight in a hotel where we could feel at home. We like the roomy proportions of the Hampton Inn chain. The rooms are big enough so you can breathe, the decor pleasantly restrained and the breakfast outstanding.
Beds and Breakfast Hot tub was not Broken and after a day of skiing that's what I needed!! Hotel offered no compensation.
The room was very clean & comfortable. Front desk was very helpful. Will definitely be back!
Convenient to Deerfield, MA, and surrounding attractions; spacious rooms; great breakfast. No complaints!
The Grab and Go bags were great! They were excellent treats for our road trip and hikes into the countryside.
Nice room. Sweet management. We got jostled around with flight reservations and they were understanding and accommodating. Nothing, really. It was a little pricey. But nice.
The king sized bed was unbelievably comfortable, we slept so well! There weren't any bath robes
Close distance to McDonalds was good. Close distance to highway was also good. Breakfast was good. Too small space in the breakfast room.
Waffles at Breakfast NO
Extraordinary bargain for a room off the highway while traveling. We just needed to sleep before continuing our drive and the hotel was perfect for what we needed. The room smelled a little bit and the sheets should have been cleaner. The bathroom desperately needs a remodel/renovation, but considering the room costs less than dinner, I have nothing to complain about.
The location was convenient to recreation and shopping. Rather bizarre, but, because of a major design flaw, the toilet seats could not be left open, which is rather inconvenient especially for the male guests.
Friendly staff. Smelt like smoke. Very loud neighbors.
Good value and easy experience without alot of paperwork etc .
Room was very clean and comfortable. Good value for the money. Also included a continental breakfast.
the price was right people hanging out around the doors and the smoke
Bed was so comfy but I wish they had bigger pillows. I would stay again!
It was good and meet the need at the time. No elevator, at times it was noisey.
Close to town, and the room had a working refrigerator There was an extremely broken Lazy Boy chair, which literally collapsed sideways. When reported, the lady at the front desk said, "um, okay". Nothing was done and it could hurt the next person. It snowed and the driveway was not plowed and had 10+ inches of snow to drive through. The bedding looked barely cleaned, and linty. No heavy blanket, summer coverlet in winter.
The price, the generous breakfast, the comfortable room.
This is our second time here, the owner is very friendly and nice. We get personal attention. The room is dated but clean.
Unlike so many hotels at this price point, everything at the inn seemed clean and well maintained. I was pleasantly surprised by nice quality towels and a cozy down comforter - definitely a step above! The WIFI was a bit spotty, and I would have liked movie channels - totally first-world problems!
From the owners, to the charm, the cleanliness, to the homemade muffins-the Crumpin Fox Inn was wonderful!
THE LOCATION. The lumpy bed that was covered with foam topper and the noisy air conditioner.
Stay was nice and comfortable. Breakfast included; I was able to bring breakfast back to room as well. Nice staff. Pool & hot tub were closed (our reason for picking this hotel, so it was disappointing). There are not a lot to do in the area. 45 minutes from mount snow.
Beautiful hotel, and all rooms have a fantastic view of the river. Conveniently located to BrattleBoro, Vt Inconsistent room rates.
Excellent view. Friendly staff. Not a fan of the sleep number bed.
The woman who was at the desk in the evening was extremely pleasant, helpful, and a great ambassador. I would recommend she work with the day time office staff (2) to get them up to par on service excellence. Sorry, but she sets the bar really high. The breakfast room did not match the charm, and the views, of the rest of the hotel. However, for the price of the room, and the fact it was complementary, you can't complain.
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The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and comfortable. We had a beautiful view of the river.
How clean n spotless it was.help was exceptional. Could have had English muffins lol
Thin walls, the TV was on 7 first night and the staff knocked at my door at 4am to ask me to turn it down. Also a large scrape on the wall from the bed obviously moving.
Friendly helpful staff. Well maintained- looks brand new for the age Extremely beautiful location. nice breakfast Comfortable, luxurious rooms. Great price overall. We LOVED it. had some trouble finding/getting to it- staff said they were working on correcting GPS location.
Wonderful view and beautiful space in the room! Microwave would have been nice for the room we paid for!
All the rooms look out over the Connecticut River - always beautiful. The beds are REALLY comfortable (select comfort). The room is large and well appointed with a fridge. It is very convenient to I-91 and the Brattleboro area. Continental breakfast leaves a lot to be desired. Packaged muffins don't cut it.
From booking to extending my stay, Lynn was super-accommodating and warm. The Crosby House was immaculate with much attention to detail. The breakfast was not only from scratch but made fresh with delicious fresh fruit and a hot entrée, served in a beautiful intimate dining room. The other couple that were at breakfast were gluten-free and Lynn provided gluten-free, individualized breakfasts for them! I will go back for sure and recommend this bed and breakfast, it is worth paying the additional cost and you get much more in return than staying at the local hotel chains.
The house is locating at an existing spot. River, wood bridge are right beside the house. The owner is very very nice and the breakfasts are great. We plan to come back in the future.
The owner was very accomodating And friendly. She made us feel welcome and at home.
The place can't be very old. It is in great conditions. Everything exceeded all expectations.
Very nice, large and clean room which provide not only space for sleeping but also extra space for more people to sit together.
Breakfast, cleanliness, comfort
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Clean modern updated nice staff breakfast Shower floor slippery
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Great location, clean, modern and comfortable in every aspect. restaurant in same parking lot, breakfast in the morning and very good WiFi.
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The staff is very nice. The hotel is new and everything is so clean.
It was nice and clean! The bed was so comfortable too! Also, even though I was on 1st floor near ice machine I couldn't really hear it, and got a good night sleep. My cardkey kept deactivating, and finally 3rd time a staff member told me it's my cell phone deactivating it. Breakfast could have been better as the scrambled eggs were a little watery and there wasn't even a waffle maker, but it wasnt bad though.
Wonderful old (but nicely renovated) hotel in the heart of Brattleboro's downtown with its many restaurants, cafes, bookstores and other shops. A live theater and four movie screen in the building! Friendly staff and cool guests.
The hotel is a historic building with an amazing theater. It is close to anything downtown and the parking is so convenient. A bit of street noise.
The fixtures were old but it had character.it was very clean i would stay there again.
I loved that it was centrally located and I could leave the car parked for the weekend. Staff were very nice and the continental breakfast was terrific.
The room itself was nicer than I had expected. It was set up in a way that made it feel spacious. It had a small table and chairs which was nice for working remotely. We were woken up at 8am by someone walking into our room. There was never a knock on the door as housekeeping usually does. Someone used a key card to access our room. Once the door was open my dog started barking and as we struggled to figure out what was going on in our sleepy stupor, we heard a man say "sorry" and the door was quickly closed. When we walked outside no one was in sight. Shortly after our rude awakening, my husband went outside for a cigarette. He stepped out into the balcony and hadn't even put the lighter to the cig when a man from the next room came running out threatening to call the cops because it's against the law to smoke within 25 ft of the rooms. Which my husband wasn't aware of at the time. We arrived late in the evening the night before and while the hotel did give us a notice about this policy, I had made the bed for us and he hadn't seen the notice. The man who threatened the police was wearing a Motel 6 shirt and we believe this is the same man who entered our room. Later that morning while my husband was rearranging and repacking the vehicle, this SAME man stood just a few feet behind him and watched the entire time. Not wanting to deal with any altercations, my husband didn't say anything to him and just went about his business. When checking out I brought all of these concerns up to the women at the front desk. I was met with deer in headlight looks as I shared my morning's excitement. They apologized and said they believe it was one of the maintenance crew members who I was referring to. I was assured the cops would not be called (which was the least of my worries!). The complete lack of and violation of our privacy was my biggest concern! They did not seem to care so much about that.
Cheap Very basic
Service was great, check in took under 2 minutes, and the guy working the desk was very helpful & polite. The room didn't have an iron, but the front desk had one available without hassle. Everything was clean & orderly. Very bare-bones, but value was way above the $50 price tag. As a single guy just passing through, I couldn't more highly recommend this place. It's just splitting hairs here, but the laminate floors were a little odd, and the shower had water droplets sitting in the tub upon arrival. Really don't have anything negative to say.
There are newer rooms on the second floor. Stay only in one of those! The room was dirty and the decorating was awful.When asked if I could change rooms, the manager was not friendly and told me there was nothing she could do. Eventually we were given another room that wasn't much better, but at least it was not surrounded by smokers having a tail gate bbq in front of the room! The shower stall was a module unit that needed cleaning and the door would not close. The night tables were sticky. The breakfast offered is meager and I had to ask for milk and cereal since they containers were empty. The pool was in need of work , it didn't even have enough water in it to reach the filters.
Clean and secure, nice location Rooms smelled like smoke, did not honor Kayak price, cigarette burns on bed and bathroom vanity. Being the cheapest hotel in town it attracted the lowlifes who figured it normal to yell and scream outside until 2am about wanting to buy and modify a MF Landover and drive around with the " homies" bathroom was tiny and took about 5 minutes to actually get hot water. No room thermostat to control temperature.
Comfortable bed for sleeping. Vermont is too beautiful to spend any time in the room except to sleep. Old worn carpet, old furniture, damp small bathroom. Bathroom sink drained poorly. No protein sources for breakfast!


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