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CHECK IT OUT: El Cangrejo at 34 Sergeant Esguerra Street, Quezon City
Unlimited steak and crab, and more
El Cangrejo
34 Sergeant Esguerra Street, Quezon City
Contact: 351-0700
Open daily from 11 a.m. to 12 a.m.
(SPOT.ph) The Spanish name may be difficult to remember, but there are things in this lodge-style restaurant that will stick. Unlimited. Crab. Unlimited Steak. Unlimited. Wine. Unlimited. Oysters. El Cangrejo (that's Spanish for "the crab")—you'll never forget that name again.
Perhaps these are the reasons that will have you wandering the South Triangle area, sniffing for the kitchen busy churning out pot after pot of seafood. The unlimited surf 'n' turf (P795), a combination of crab and hanger steak, is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. while bottomless wine and oysters make rounds on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. But El Cangrejo isn't (merely) about capitalizing on man's innate magnetism to a good sale. Here, value is more important than value for money, and flavor is still supreme.
The interiors definitely convey that surf 'n' turf vibe.
The Hanging Tender is only available with the unlimited option.
Crabs served with butter and vinegar
The crabs are big, juicy things, and emphasis is placed on uniformity and standard. "When you order 500 grams here, you get around three crabs but they will definitely be meaty," assures co-owner Mikael Degilla. He prefers his seafood undoctored, with only a simple but refined steam on his mud crabs and a touch of butter sauce to perk up the natural flavors.
Mikael has a very practical perspective when it comes to his customers. He knows he can't please everybody, but those he can, he pleases hard. El Cangrejo is a very people-pleasing space, if you think about it. Steaks and seafood (shellfish in particular)? It is a winning formula, even without the generosity of serving them unlimited.
Clam Steamers
Home Baked Bread
The commitment to quality exceeds the obvious draws. Even the dishes that come in more definite portions inspire, and none more than the Clams (P160). They're a larger-than-usual set and quite content stewing in their own juices. "No salt added," says Mikael. The brine in the delectable sauce that successfully integrates itself into every meaty mollusk comes from the clams themselves, but the chef refuses to divulge any more details. If you want to stretch this dish for what it's worth—as you should—get the Home Baked Bread (P75). These sticks of olive-speckled sourdough are great for dipping into that delicious sampling taste of the sea. Apologies to the chef for ignoring the sauce it comes with. If a crab croquette (P245) accidentally dives into that same salty soup…
Baked Scallops
The Baked Scallops (P345) get the same modest butter treatment as the crabs. The soft, delicate pearls are served shell-on, and you can have them by the plate if you're not careful. You can have most of the seafood here by bulk if you're not careful, actually. We can understand why a person would prefer unlimited.
The desserts are in the unenviable position of trying to steal attention from a steak with hours-long demi glace and lobsters that offer bang for your buck (nope, not unlimited though), but it does enough to intrigue. One of them is described quite simply as a "Special Cake" (P190), which turns out to be a delicately sweet chocolate cheesecake sitting on a cracker crust and topped with blueberries. It's definitely a revelation and good enough to live up to that rather lofty description. The apples in the apple pie a la mode (P160) are shredded and kept skin-on which offers a surprising change in texture. The pat of cinnamon comes through just right, and the rustic slice doesn't scrimp on that perfectly treated fruit.
Special Cake
Apple Pie
Mikael downplays the desserts. "It's not our specialty," he reminds us. But there's no need to play coy. We'll have the unlimited steak and crab for dinner, but these desserts, we can spend long afternoons with.


text: 09 February 2010 Massively parallel, but massive challenges Massively parallel computing systems are coming, but what issues need to be solved? Embedded designers will only be able to exploit the potential of multicore processor architectures if the applications software takes advantage of parallelism. This was the starting point for the Massively Parallel Computing seminar held during IP/ESC09 in December 2009. Massively parallel computing architectures and parallel programming are not new, even in the embedded world – remember the Transputer? So why are they an issue now? Session chair Huy Nam Nguyen commented: "The performance potential of single chip multicore devices, combined with their low power and small size, has created an expectation. In the embedded world, until now, engineers could cope with developing limited multiprocessor systems using manual design and implementation techniques." But now, Nguyen inferred, architectural and methodology changes are needed. Dr Frédéric Pétrot said: "We expect to see 128 processor cores being implemented by 2020. There will be an evolution in architecture, with a shift to homogenous designs based on a single software stack and built in redundancy will become increasingly necessary. Tomorrow's SoCs will be composed of multiple, possibly highly parallel, processors (MPSoCs)." Addressing the homogenous vs heterogeneous debate, Joseph van Vlijmen brought a commercially oriented voice to the debate. "It's well known that STMicroelectronics' mantra on this subject is 'largely homogenous, slightly heterogeneous MPSoCs'." Nguyen agreed, but expanded the case for a continuing demand for heterogeneous architecture, with different types of cores and clusters of cores, depending on function. "Amdahl's Law still holds in some parts of some applications that are inherently sequential. Handling those functions using smaller cores may not be efficient, so there will always be a demand for high performance processors." Dr Pétrot believes yields of heterogeneous multicore designs will be too low. "However, heterogeneous MPSoC architectures can provide higher performance and flexibility with less power consumption and lower cost than homogeneous devices," he admitted. "But, as processor instruction sets for general heterogeneous MPSoCs are not identical, task migration between two heterogeneous processors is not generally possible." His plan is to build a MPSoC platform in which all heterogeneous processors are based on the same core instruction set, which can then be better exploited by the operating system. Confirming that Dr Pétrot is on the right track, van Vlijmen added: "The use of a common core instruction set, together with specialised extra cores, seems to be the preferred hardware oriented approach." And the next challenge? van Vlijmen believes one of the most pressing challenges is how to handle tasks that can be dealt with in parallel, across multiple processor cores. "Where is the data?" he asked. "Transforming programs from single threaded to multithreaded requires additional functionality." Dr Pétrot retorted: "Mastering huge parallelism at the task level is the next SoC challenge. Design methodologies must change their focus to the selection, specialisation and usage of processors, either programmable or dedicated, as basic components, rather than logic modules." Prof Alain Greiner is more concerned with the challenges of massively parallel computing architectures targeting teraflops performance: systems with up to 4096 processor cores, each typically a 32bit risc core such as the Sparc V8 or MIPS32. His work, part of the Catrene project TSAR, is focused on the implementation of a coherent, scalable shared memory. When a program is split across processors, one challenge is to ensure code is executed in the correct order. Similarly, if two or more threads access shared data, there is the potential of sequencing errors, race conditions and deadlocks. Beyond a couple of threads, it becomes increasingly difficult for the programmer to visualise the system and the ensuing sequencing complexities. What are the possible solutions? "Our critical achievement so far is the development of a distributed hybrid cache coherence protocol," Prof Greiner stated. Essentially, it is a multicast policy to a certain threshold, then a broadcast policy. The project architecture consists of clusters of cores, supporting a non uniform memory access (NUMA) shared address space – shared logically, but distributed physically – and a two tier (within and between clusters) interconnect. "The challenge has been to ensure scalability; that the cache coherence protocol supports up to 4096 processors, implementing different policies for data and instruction caches. Plus, it must support legacy code," Prof Greiner summarised. "Interconnect is also key and, for this, we implemented a network on chip (NoC) architecture. With NoC, snooping is not possible, so a directory based approach was essential." Although snooping protocols can be faster, they are not scalable. "The NoC technology was critical as it allowed us to adopt a write-back policy to ensure memory coherence with the scalable bandwidth we needed," Prof Greiner explained. According to Prof Greiner, the NoC and distributed memory architecture avoids several potential bottlenecks in multicore system design. "Although access to external memory can still cause a problem, this could be solved by using 3d chip stacking, which could cope with some of the bandwidth limitation issues." Nguyen sees 3d 'through silicon via' technology as the solution to efficient interconnects for network processors and network memory. "We will still need arbitration schemes, but the delays are less. However, scheduling becomes more critical and more complicated," he warned. What about efficiency of access? Dr Pétrot concurred that logically shared, physically distributed memory meets the need for efficient data access: low latency, high bandwidth, low energy. "The issue here is placement. Preplacement of shared data is no good anymore: too far, and the access cost in terms of time and power increases; too close, and there are potential hotspot, contention or congestion problems." Prof Greiner took up the OS issue. "The big issues are task scheduling and memory management. These are not normally interactive functions, but will need to be for NUMA applications. In fact, we will need a coplacement function of task transaction and memory access and this has to be an OS function." Van Vlijmen: "Parallelism is here. The silicon is available, but the right tools are not." ACE is concerned that its customers lack a coherent set of tools, such as profilers, visualisers and, particularly, schedulers, to help the move towards the successful exploitation of parallelism in multicore technology. ACE is also a partner in TSAR and Van Vlijmen has been monitoring progress in the cache coherence and task migration programmes closely. "These two different aspects are fermenting nicely," he said. "They are prevalidating a number of practical approaches, some of which will be instantly usable. They are definitely on the right track, especially in answering the questions about the scalability of cache coherence memory architectures. These projects form a very important part of our embedded system ecosystem." Nguyen summarised "Cache coherence is the solution for a large class of problems. In the near future, cache coherent architectures using shared memory – which could be physically distributed – will become dominant. 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The Oriental flavours of this dish compliment the flavours of the Exotic Mushrooms. We have used the Livesey Bros Sumo Pack which consists of Eryngii, Shiitake, Buna Shimeji and Shiro Shimeji. Visit www.mushroommeals.co.uk for more Exotic Mushroom recipes
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- 1 X 500g Livesey Bros Sumo Pack
- 2 Sliced Peppers
- 100g Baby Sweetcorn
- 150g Bean Sprouts
- 1 Bunch Spring Onions
- 1 Lime
- 1 Garlic Clove
- 20g Fresh Ginger
- 3tbsp Soy Sauce
- 1tbsp Oil
- Japanese Sticky Rice
- Heat the oil in a wok and when hot, add the garlic and ginger
- Slice the peppers and spring onion and add to the pan along with the baby corn
- Slice the Eryngii lengthways and separate the Buna Shimeji and Shiro Shimeji and add to the wok, cook for 2 minutes
- Roughly chop the Shiitake and add to the pan, along with the bean sprouts and cook for a further 2 minutes, regularly tossing the mushrooms
- Add the Soy Sauce and the juice of half a lime
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Here's Paul Ryan Grinning While He Signs A Bill To Drug Test The Unemployed
In a questionable attempt to address the wastage of government funding, Congressional Republicans voted to overturn an Obama-era regulation that restricted the number of unemployment insurance beneficiaries to undergo drug testing. Congressional Republicans demanded that states be given the authority to execute drug tests in industries beyond those which the Labor Department specified in the 2012 law. On Sunday, House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted a grinning photo of himself signing the bill while sitting next to Texas Rep. Kevin Brady, author of the resolution and one of the most vocal opponents of the Obama-era regulation.
Critics have voiced their concern by saying the repeal of the bill would create more problems than offer solutions. According to ThinkProgress, 12 states in America have so far executed drug tests for welfare beneficiaries. And the results have not been reassuring. After spending a whopping $2 million to carry out these drug tests, no conclusive results have been shared with the public. In fact, ThinkProgress reports, states like Michigan and Arizona found no drug users at all. Ryan's controversial photo comes after February when the House of Representatives passed the House Joint Resolution 42.
Ryan's expressions of glee and excitement have been criticized for demonstrating obliviousness to the plight of unemployed Americans who, under this resolution, are likely to suffer more, contrary to what proponents of the move insist.
Supporters of overturning the Obama-era regulation — like Gov. Scott Walker from Wisconsin, Phil Bryant from Mississippi and Gov. Greg Abbott from Texas, Politico reports — say the repeal can assist Americans suffering drug abuse to get the help they need so as to gain re-entry in the workforce as efficient workers.
Critics, however, claim that the repeal only seeks to humiliate those suffering drug abuse and seeking employment. One devastating consequence of the legislation would expose virtually anyone looking for unemployment aid to the arbitrary and financially-counterproductive judgment of drug tests.
This isn't the first time a politician has displayed unabashed glee while demanding for a policy that could destroy the lives of many low-income Americans. In 2015, Walker tried to pass food stamp drug testing off as a "progressive thing" in a statement to the Huffington Post.
Ryan's photo is particularly tasteless given the fact that drug testing people in search of welfare does several things: It fails to address substance abuse, it wastes the very same money Republicans are perennially moaning about, and it could leave marginalized Americans utterly exposed to lack of financial help and, naturally, a secure way to live in society.
It's a vicious cycle, and Ryan's smile can only be construed as cruel in the light of such conditions.


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If, after listening to all 18 tracks and 67 minutes of the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street" you've ever thought to yourself, "Boy, I could really do with a few more scuzzy, skeevy, down-and-dirty Stones tracks from those same recording sessions," your ship has just come in. (And we think that's Keith Richards dangling perilously from the crow's nest.)
Universal Music said that it will re-release "Exile on Main Street," the 1972 Rolling Stones double-album that the band recorded in Britain, France and Los Angeles amid a tax dispute with the British government and the haze of various controlled substances. The new version of the album, which will get a United States release on May 18, will include 10 new tracks, with titles like "Plundered My Soul," "Dancing in the Light," "Following the River" and "Pass the Wine." It will also feature alternate versions of songs like "Soul Survivor" and "Loving Cup" (which may or may not have been the first dance at a certain ArtsBeat blogger's wedding).
A deluxe edition of the album will also include a DVD of a new Rolling Stones documentary, called "Stones in Exile," which uses footage from an earlier, unreleased Stones film whose name we cannot print here. (The second part of its title is "Blues.")


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Friedrich Engels (28 November 1820 – 5 August 1895) was a German philosopher and organizer of the working class, and a friend and beneficiary of Karl Marx. He co-wrote the Manifesto of the Communist Party with Marx in 1848, and also wrote The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State in 1884.
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Marx knew little to nothing about economics before his work with Engels, who in turn knew little about philosophy. In a letter to Franz Mehring in 1892, Engels wrote: "Marx was then a Hegelian [...]. He knew nothing whatever about political economy and could not have had any idea about the meaning of a term like 'economic form'."[1] Their encounter inspired Marx to study economics and combining them with his philosophy.
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After work yesterday, I started planning the big meal I wanted to cook for Erica's birthday today. I decided that I really would not have enough time to cook what I wanted to, and still be able to make it to South Haven to see the fireworks over Lake Michigan. So, I thought that I would just take her to a nice restaurant in South Haven, and cook for her tomorrow. I went to the grocery store and got some New York strips for dinner, plus some chicken breasts and burgers for lunches this week. I grilled the burgers and chicken, and then made the steak - crusted with freshly ground coffee and peppercorns.
After dinner, I called Erica, since she had called me Sunday night while I was at church. She told me that some of her family had planned a birthday party for her tonight, so now I won't get to see her at all, until this weekend, when we go to Scott&0039;s wedding. Needless to say, I was disappointed; but, I guess that's life.
One of the guys from church had invited me to go see the fireworks anyway, and since I won't get to see Erica tonight, I called him to let him know that I could go with him now. Since his group is leaving here around 4 or so, I will have to meet them. The drive takes about an hour with traffic, so I'm going to meet them around 7 o'clock.
Even though today is Erica's 21st birthday, as well as our eight-month anniversary, I can't really complain that I'm not getting to see her. I will see her this weekend when we go to Scott's wedding, and then to Town and country - my home church - Sunday. Then, I'll see her the next weekend, when we go to my company's summer outing (a picnic), and then I will see her the weekend after that, when we go to Chicago for the Chicago Pro summer picnic at Six Flags.
I tried to give my aunt and uncle in Shelbyville a call, since I will be in town Sunday. I always try to get together with them when I'm in town. They were not home, and I talked to my cousin. They weren't back by the time I went to bed, so I will call them back this afternoon, or tomorrow.
Since I'm getting back into my routine, I went to bed at 10, so that I could be up by 6 for my morning workout. I rode my usual 15 miles in 30 minutes, and then showered and headed in to work. I really wasn't hungry when I left, so I didn't eat breakfast.
Work is going well; I am about two weeks ahead of schedule - well, the schedule I set out for myself. Basically, I have 16 documents that I have to submit for approval in the next six weeks (I have been working on them for the past two weeks), and I made a schedule of when each would be submitted for review, and then when each would be submitted for approval. I have 10 of them in for review already, and possibly the last six will be in by the end of this week, which would put me a full two weeks ahead of schedule for document review.


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What is Heatstroke ?
Heatstroke is characterized by an increase in body temperature and the inability of the body to regulate temperature. In severe cases, your pet's organs can begin to shut down due to increased body temperature and the condition can be life-threatening. Veterinary care should be obtained whenever heatstroke is suspected.
Hyperthermia, or heatstroke, occurs when your pet's body cannot dissipate excess heat as fast as is required to maintain a normal body temperature. This can occur because your pet is generating excessive heat due to exercise or anxiety or is exposed to high temperatures in their environment, or a combination of both.
Cats are susceptible to heatstroke because they can only regulate their body temperature through panting or sweating from their foot pads. A pet that is left in a poorly ventilated area, unable to avoid direct sunlight, or without access to water, such as in a car or shed can quickly succumb to heatstroke.
Symptoms of Heatstroke in Cats
Symptoms of heatstroke increase in severity as the condition progresses. They range from initial behavioral symptoms your cat will exhibit in an attempt to regulate body temperature to symptoms indicating that organs are beginning to shut down and the nervous system has become impaired.
Early Symptoms of Heatstroke
- Panting/drooling
- Sweating from feet
- Excessive grooming (to cool down)
- Anxiety/restlessness
- Elevated body temperature; 103-104 degrees Fahrenheit
- Body Temperature 104-105 degrees Fahrenheit or higher
- Red tongue
- Vomiting and diarrhea
- Rapid pulse
- Rapid breathing
- Staggering
- Dizziness
- Lethargy/weakness
- Muscle tremors
- Shock
- Seizures
- Collapse/coma
Causes of Heatstroke in Cats
Heatstroke can be caused by the body generating or being exposed to heat in excess of what can be dissipated by the body in order to maintain normal body temperature. Factors that contribute to this are:
- High ambient temperature
- Inability to access shade or escape direct sunlight
- Non-ventilated environment, such as a vehicle
- Lack of access to water
- Excessive anxiety
- Excessive exercise
Senior cats, kittens, and flat-faced cats such as Persians are more susceptible to heatstroke. In addition, cats suffering from chronic or acute illness and obese cats are more likely to be affected than others.
Diagnosis of Heatstroke in Cats
Your veterinarian will ask you about your cat's activity and environment to determine what risk factors for heatstroke your pet has been exposed to. Factors such as exposure to high ambient temperature without ventilation, inability to access shade or water, or excessive activity should be communicated to your veterinarian.
Your veterinarian will take your cat's body temperature to determine if it has become elevated. Your cat's normal body temperature should be in the 100 -102.5 degrees Fahrenheit range. A body temperature of 102.5 -104 degrees Fahrenheit is elevated and a temperature of 105 degrees Fahrenheit or higher is life-threatening.
Blood work and urinalysis may be performed by your veterinarian to rule out whether an elevated temperature is due to infection as opposed to heatstroke.
Treatment of Heatstroke in Cats
If your cat is conscious and heatstroke is suspected, move your cat immediately to a cool environment and give them access to water. Do not force your cat to drink water as this could result in choking. Consult a veterinarian as soon as possible.
If your cat is unconscious or has impaired consciousness, apply cool--not cold--water to your cat's body and apply ice packs between your cat's legs. Get your pet to a veterinarian immediately.
Your veterinarian will continue to cool your cat with cool water and ice packs, but may also administer cool or room temperature intravenous fluid to decrease your cat's body temperature and counteract dehydration. Your veterinarian may also administer oxygen therapy if needed.
Body temperature will be closely monitored every 5 minutes until it is in the normal range. Cooling methods will be stopped to avoid over-cooling.
Your veterinarian may hospitalize your cat if organ damage is suspected so your cat can be more closely monitored and treated.
If your cat's throat is swollen, which is common in cats with heatstroke, your veterinarian may administer steroids to reduce inflammation. In addition, because blood clotting can be affected by severe heatstroke, your vet may check this through blood work and administer anticoagulants if required.
Recovery of Heatstroke in Cats
If no organ damage has occurred, recovery should be complete. However, a cat that has suffered from heatstroke may be more prone to recurrence. Care should be taken to ensure they are not exposed to factors that could precipitate heat stroke in the future.
You should monitor your cat for possible complications from organ damage, especially if elevated body temperature was prolonged, including watching for blood in the urine which would indicate kidney damage. Seek veterinary help immediately if signs of organ damage manifest.
Heatstroke Questions and Advice from Veterinary Professionals
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My cat may have been exposed to too much heat. When I brought him inside he was panting and laid splayed on the floor to cool down, which wasn't normal. I don't remember him vomiting but he did have glassy eyes and moaned when I picked him up. I thought it was caused by a medicine he just started taking and stopped it. Since then he has continued eating normally but remains lethargic and clearly doesn't feel well. He has stopped playing and while he is normally a very social cat that wants to lay on me, he now prefers to be alone. I have taken him to the vet who says the symptoms are not caused by the meds. I wonder now if he may have had a heat stroke and if his life is at risk. Of course I will be going back to the vet with this info, but it is now the weekend and I don't know if this is urgent.
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My cat suffered heat stroke, he was in a hot place and he drooled all over his fur on his chest. He recovered well, as far as I can tell. This was 8 weeks ago. I've noticed he pants alot now when it's hot or if he is in the sun. I'm worried he might have internal damage. I havnt seen any blood in his urine and he eats regularly and goes to the bathroom as normal. Could he have any internal long term complications from this in the future now ?
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This has as been an usually hot summer and usual my cat hasn't had any issues (or at least not to my knowledge) with the heat. My cat is 13yrs old and is a long hair breed, a Norwegian Forest Cat. From what I know about his breed he is meant to be in freezing environments, so I wonder if this particular summer's excess heat has caused him to have heat stroke or caused him to over heat? I say this because all of a sudden this summer...a week or so ago (during the hottest part of summer) my cat started to produce a lot of saliva than more than usual. He has also been drooling, panting, cleaning a lot more than usual, and he's restless. He is an indoor and outdoor cat but he prefers to be outside during the day. However, he can come inside whenever he wants. When he's outside he's in the shade or can be if he wants. He also has constant excess to water. But I wonder if due to the thickness of his fur if he's is getting too hot and that's what is causing his symptoms. Btw He's also may be drinking pool water. I don't know what may be causing these symptoms. He has not vomited or had diarrea (as far as I know). He's eating and drink and going to the bathroom. He's behavior is normal for the most part and although he does seems a little off balance. Can you help me figure out what's wrong? And Should I go to vet? I'm ask because he hate hates the vet more than most cats and I would like to avoid a visit if not necessary. What do you think is wrong with my little man?
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My kitten have been vomiting since last three days. But only yesterday and today he vomit one time, and after vomiting he's not that active like playing aroung with the toys. He'll just go back to sleep. And his vomit is abit watery. Pls advice. Should i consult a vet or is there any other suggestion for me to prevent him from vomiting. It started when i brought him to the sea and just realise that he is type of cat that can get heat sensitivity easily. We are only been at the sea for 1 hour and decided to bring him back to the car and on the air-conditioned. And he also eat abit of the canned food.
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Hi, my kitten just turned 2 months and last two days we thought of taking our kitten to the sea. But we didnt know cats cant be under the hot sun. Then he started to pant and his tongue turns red. When we reached home, we just let him cool down first we didnt wet him with any water. Then he started to vomit 4 times yesterday and today was two time. Pls advice.
And do you have other suggestions than to bring Mo to the vet?
So i do not have to bring him to the vet first isit?
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We have a cat who seems to have experienced some heat stroke symptoms recently, especially today. It's been quite hot recently and today our cat has been throwing up. He is a Maine Coon mix so he has long and dense fur which I'm sure exacerbates the problem.
We've cranked the ACs higher and blocked off the main room to keep it cooler than the rest of the house. And we have put some water on his paws/body earlier to help him cool off.
The main symptoms he's shown are:
- Vomiting (we've found 10 small separate instances throughout the day)
- Seems to be walking a bit gingerly, not stumbling or falling over but less spry than usual.
- More lethargic and stressed looking that usual.
- Possibly a higher heart rate/breathing rate than normal.
We plan on taking him to the vet tomorrow (It's night now, and started late this afternoon) but just wanted to see get some advice here if possible.
A couple weeks ago we had our first heat wave, and he was getting pretty hot. I was playing with him (so he was active and running around) and he started panting. I took him down to a cool spot, wet his paws, etc. and he seemed fine. We have since put in ACs and haven't noticed anything until today (today is about the 4th 90+ degree day in row - hotter than normal where I live).
We have considered getting his fur trimmed by a groomer, but have read mixed opinions on the effectiveness of this. Some say it helps, but others say they need they're long hair and can make it worse?
And for what it's worth, he gets car sick almost every time he goes for a ride. When this happens he will usually defecate and/or vomit, so he gets a bath when we get home. All the stress from the car ride and bath makes him act more lethargic and mellow for the rest of the day. He is acting similar to this now. I don't think the heat has been a factor for the past several hours but he still looks stressed. He also had a bad reaction to flea meds a couple months ago and was throwing up all day. Just adding this to share that he has a pretty weak stomach and is prone to stress.
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My cat the past two days has been vomiting slightly, there has been grass in the vomit, temperatures are very high at the moment in the area I live in and are not usually this high, my cat likes the outdoors and didn't want to come in at all for food or water, he is in a street with plenty of shade, he comes in at night and goes back out in the morning, the weather has been like this for 2 days but I've noticed this second night he is extreamly thirsty and I've gave him some water, I've put him on a cool towel and tried to cool him down with ice, he's not panting, he keeps licking himself, not drooling just a tidy bit of vomit but not much because he's not ate, he's white and grey and has had sunscreen on the white bits, he's alert but very tired but he has been out all day so he typically is when he's brought it at night, could it just be a bug he has or would it be sunstroke or are his symptoms to mild to say it's sun stroke could it just be the change in weather
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I live in the south of sunny Florida. Unfortunately my cat was left in my black Subaru car two days ago. I don't understand how he got there but by the time I found him he was wet and panting. My guess is that he's been in there for 7+ hours. I quickly brought him in and layed ice packs around him. He's been drinking water and recovering. He hasn't been himself fully. I'm very worried it might of caused more damage then I imagined. I wonder if I should seek veterinary attention. Please help!!
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My cat was lounging on a bed with a lot of direct sunlight. She is white so we noticed that her ears were red. Since that day (2 days ago) she has been weak and sleeping a lot. Her coat also doesn't look very good. Does she have heatstroke and what can I do to help her get better quickly? Finances are tight so if we are able to make her better ourselves then it would be great
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The Death Of Hanrahan
Hanrahan, that was never long in one place, was back again among the villages that are at the foot of Slieve Echtge, Illeton and Scalp and Ballylee, stopping sometimes in one house and sometimes in another, and finding a welcome in every place for the sake of the old times and of his poetry and his learning. There was some silver and some copper money in the little leather bag under his coat, but it was seldom he needed to take anything from it, for it was little he used, and there was not one of the people that would have taken payment from him. His hand had grown heavy on the blackthorn he leaned on, and his cheeks were hollow and worn, but so far as food went, potatoes and milk and a bit of oaten cake, he had what he wanted of it; and it is not on the edge of so wild and boggy a place as Echtge a mug of spirits would be wanting, with the taste of the turf smoke on it. He would wander about the big wood at Kinadife, or he would sit through many hours of the day among the rushes about Lake Belshragh, listening to the streams from the hills, or watching the shadows in the brown bog pools; sitting so quiet as not to startle the deer that came down from the heather to the grass and the tilled fields at the fall of night. As the days went by it seemed as if he was beginning to belong to some world out of sight and misty, that has for its mearing the colours that are beyond all other colours and the silences that are beyond all silences of this world. And sometimes he would hear coming and going in the wood music that when it stopped went from his memory like a dream; and once in the stillness of midday he heard a sound like the clashing of many swords, that went on for long time without any break. And at the fall of night and at moonrise the lake would grow to be like a gateway of silver and shining stones, and there would come from its silence the faint sound of keening and of frightened laughter broken by the wind, and many pale beckoning hands.
He was sitting looking into the water one evening in harvest time, thinking of all the secrets that were shut into the lakes and the mountains, when he heard a cry coming from the south, very faint at first, but getting louder and clearer as the shadow of the rushes grew longer, till he could hear the words, 'I am beautiful, I am beautiful; the birds in the air, the moths under the leaves, the flies over the water look at me, for they never saw any one so beautiful as myself. I am young; I am young: look upon me, mountains; look upon me, perishing woods, for my body will shine like the white waters when you have been hurried away. You and the whole race of men, and the race of the beasts and the race of the fish and the winged race are dropping like a candle that is nearly burned out, but I laugh out because I am in my youth.' The voice would break off from time to time, as if tired, and then it would begin again, calling out always the same words, 'I am beautiful, I am beautiful.' Presently the bushes at the edge of the little lake trembled for a moment, and a very old woman forced her way among them, and passed by Hanrahan, walking with very slow steps. Her face was of the colour of earth, and more wrinkled than the face of any old hag that was ever seen, and her grey hair was hanging in wisps, and the rags she was wearing did not hide her dark skin that was roughened by all weathers. She passed by him with her eyes wide open, and her head high, and her arms hanging straight beside her, and she went into the shadow of the hills towards the west.


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Tabs Alternative Plugin is simple plugin for Altap Salamander that adds possibility to switch between 'virtual tabs'. No real tabs are added on UI, it just stores active panel path in internal list and allow switch between stored items.
- download archive and extract it to Plugins folder
- press Ctrl+Shirt+T for add active panel path to store
- press Ctrl+Alt+T for simple management window where you can delete stored items or switch to selected item
- Altap Salamander 3.x
- NET Framework 4.0 (plugin is based on Managed SDK by Manison)
Any comments, suggestions or bug reports are welcome
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I haven't looked at it yet, but, salmhost.spl is x64.
Is that material on an x86 system?
And is .NET 4.0 a minimum requirement?
Is that material on an x86 system?
And is .NET 4.0 a minimum requirement?
WinXP Pro SP3 or Win7 x86 | SS 2.54
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Hello I've updated basic description and added both versions (x86, x64)
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Tuesday again. Second Tuesday in a row that I arrived in the wee hours of, after marathon air travel, then had to get through the day to do another episode of Ashes, Paper & Beans.
I kept it simple:
Two Lisa Moore's short stories:
"Craving" read by the author
"Close Your Eyes" read by Holly Hogan.
John Stiles with his poem set "Apple Orchard Opera".
Zach de la Rosa with "Land and Liberty".
Utah Phillips & ani difranco: "Bridges".
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An ingrown toenail can be extremely painful making it difficult to wear your shoes or stand for long periods of time. Once an ingrown toenail becomes infected, it can make you even more miserable. Keeping the toenail trimmed and minimizing the risk of infection through proactive steps is important. You should also visit your podiatrist for treatment to prevent the infection from spreading. Here is a list of signs that you need to see your New Hampshire podiatrist right away.
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Big toe pain can strike at any time. Maybe you feel it when you stand up for the first time in the morning. Maybe after a good workout or at the end of the day your toe throbs. Or maybe as soon as you slide your foot into a shoe that normally fits your toe screams in pain. Regardless of if your big toe pain is an annoyance or if it's keeping you from activities you love, you should get assessment and treatment from your trusted podiatrist. There's no reason to put up with big toe pain, especially as it can reduce your mobility and disrupt your life.
For those of you asking "Why does my big toe hurt?", there's a wide range of causes from calluses to bunions or injuries.
Topics: Ingrown Toenails, Foot Problems, General Foot Pain
If you have pain in your toe but don't know what the problem is, you might be suffering from the beginning stages of an ingrown toenail. There are many conditions that might cause discomfort in your feet and toes including a bunion, stubbed toe, fungal infection, sprain, or other injury, so how do you know if you are getting an ingrown toenail?
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Your toenail should grow straight but sometimes there is a problem. An ingrown toenail occurs when your toenail grows into the side or corner of your nail bed. It's a common problem and usually occurs in one of your big toes. The nail can dig deeply into your nail bed and cause irritation, redness, swelling, and pain.
Many people believe they know how to take care of an ingrown nail on their own, but there are some misconceptions about ingrown toenails that you should be aware of before you start to treat an ingrown nail at home.
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The type of shoes you wear is often the most telling factor when it comes to diagnosing specific problems with your feet, including ingrown toenails. Your feet are often stuck inside your shoes for 8 to 10 hours a day, sometimes longer. Being trapped in this dark, moist environment with little airflow can cause bacteria to grow at an alarming rate. This dramatically increases the risk of infection. Shoes can also restrict blood flow and prevent the toes from moving naturally. All of these factors lead to the perfect environment for ingrown toenails and other foot problems.
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Are you suffering from the pain of an ingrown toenail? This fairly common foot problem occurs when the edge or corner of your toenail starts to grow into your skin instead of over it and are most often seen in the big toe. They are usually caused by improper trimming of your toenails but can also develop if you wear shoes that don't have enough room for your toes or you injure your toe. If you have diabetes or curved toenails, you are more susceptible to getting ingrown nails.
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Most of us have had an ingrown toenail at least once in our lives. More often than not, it will go away on its own. But when it doesn't, or you have an ingrown toenail that keeps coming back, it can start to be very painful and frustrating. Learn what you can do at home to help manage your ingrown toenail treatment and when it's important to consult with a New Hampshire podiatrist.
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The quick and easy fix for your ingrown toenail is proper foot care. Keeping your feet clean and wearing shoes that fit your feet are two of the most important aspects of general foot care. There are many simple things that you can do in addition to caring for your feet that will help to heal existing ingrown toenails and prevent new ones from forming. If you are prone to ingrown toenails, you can use these tips one at a time or several at once to minimize your risk.
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If you are suffering from toe or foot pain, you might have an ingrown toenail. This is a fairly common problem especially among runners, those who suffer from diabetes and in certain families who are naturally prone to ingrown toenails. There are ways you can relieve some of the pain of an ingrown nail, but they are temporary measures. Left untreated, ingrown toenails can lead to serious complications so it is always advisable to see your New Hampshire podiatrist if you have painful toes or feet.
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Anyone can have an ingrown toenail, but runners are more susceptible to them than others. This is primarily caused by the environment their feet are in and the amount of pressure their feet endure during training and competition. When the right ingrown toenail care is used, runners can reduce their risk of getting an ingrown toenail and help maintain optimum foot health.
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biggest cock in orbit,
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Her eyes was raped, we want
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depression, state death by
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dead, they grew fat cock hard
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world today. I love the
grass we don't have access
to. Friends must be toxic
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liquids flowing as I
felt myself falling in.
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Hi loves!
I find myself always drawn to the color red. Something about the color- strength, power, passion- always seems to pull me in. When I saw this little getup online it automatically went in to my cart as a "buying this 110%".
I have to admit, I was slightly disappointed that this didn't show more leg! You've really got to pull it back to show it off.
Not a total game changer but when I'm shopping for South Florida it's almost necessary to get things that are breezy and not a lot of fabric for our hot summers.
Cami Floral Cross Cross Maxi Dress from Zaful. Click the picture above to shop.
That's the picture I saw online so you can imagine how I thought it showed a little more leg.
Anyway, lets talk about the back of this dress. I loved the criss-cross design in back! It's so feminine and flirty. The straps are kind of tricky- it's one long piece that can be adjusted. Once you get it all adjusted it's great. I like this because if someone is a bit bigger or smaller this dress can still work for you give or take an inch.
I found these super adorable red fan shaped tassel earrings at TJMaxx, but since TJMaxx is like the hunger games I know you likely won't find it so I found a similar pair online for you!
Fan Shaped Tassel Earrings from Romwe. Click image above to shop.
I've actually never ordered from this brand so don't shoot the messenger if they end up not being what you expected.
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What Are Included In Classic Wedding Photography Packages
When it comes to wedding photography packages, is there such a thing as "standard" package? The word conjures up images of predictable photos that might make every wedding the same as the other. In fact, wedding photography can be custom-made, especially if you combine a lot of classic and contemporary wedding photo ideas together.
One fun idea that many brides employ is to take photos of everyone as they arrive at the wedding, almost like you do at a high school prom or company Christmas party. You can provide a backdrop and couples can pose for a souvenir shot. These pictures can printed instantly for the instant fun! This can be an excellent way to keep guests busy and happy until the "official" reception begins with the arrival of the bride and groom.
Wedding photography packages can also include an audio visual presentation of the photographs taken during the reception program. The important thing is to organize the reception program in such a way that provides time for editing and for viewing the montage of the photos. This idea has never failed to amaze the guests who will see themselves in the photo montage as well.
Finally, a wedding book is now very much a part of contemporary wedding photography packages. The couples can create a book with all the photographs taken during the bridal or prenuptial photos and the actual wedding day photos combined. The picture book tells the newlyweds' love story through the pictures. Newlywed couples can choose to show photos of where they first met, where they had their first date, of the engagement, of how they got married, and even of how they see their lives in the next 40 years of their lives together in a photo book.
The best thing to include into wedding photography packages is the couple's personal touch for their photos. Given this, no photography package can ever be "standard," on the other hand; every couple has a unique love story to tell, thus making the photographs unique as well.


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My poor husband never ate a butternut squash until he met me. Now he eats so much of it, he has wonders how he lived without it all these years. I am a fanatic about butternut squash. I love it in soups, as an added element to grains or as its own simple side dish. Here is a salad that I invented when I just ran out of ways to eat all the butternut squash that sits in my kitchen.
1 ½-2 cups butternut squash, peeled, cut into bite-size cubes
2 Tbsp. olive oil
1 cup whole pecans
2 Tbsp. brown sugar
¼ tsp. cinnamon
Pinch of nutmeg
½ cup orange juice
2 tsp. lemon juice
1 lb. spinach leaves or romaine hearts
2 pears, peel on cut into bite-size pieces
In a large skillet, over medium heat, sauté butternut squash cubes in olive oil about 5 minutes. Lower flame, cover pot and let the squash cook for another 10-12 minutes, stirring occasionally. The squash is ready when it can easily be pierced with a fork. Remove squash from pan and set aside.
Using the same frying pan as the squash, scrape up the leftover bits and leave them in the pan. Add the whole pecans and sauté them over medium-low heat. Add the brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg and cook, stirring constantly for about 2 minutes or until pecans are coated. Remove pecans from pan, and add to butternut squash.
Again using the same pan, stir in the orange juice and lemon juice, using a spatula to scrape the bottom of the pan. Let the juices come to a simmer and remove from flame.
Place lettuce, pears, squash, and pecans in a bowl. Drizzle with juice mixture, and toss to coat.
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"The person who masters himself through self control and discipline is truly undefeatable".
Gautam Buddha
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The dictionary meaning of self control is to have control over one's feeling, emotions, reactions and behaviour to different situations, circumstances, and persons around you. It's basically a way and method of regulating and modulating our attitude and reactions to external circumstances and persons. No one can make or feel you happy, unhappy or depressed except you. Many times in life it is our reaction and feedback to external environment and conditions would determine the final outcome.
In the beautiful journey of life sometimes it is most difficult and cumbersome task to control the external situations, circumstances and persons around us. Even though we are smart and intelligent but our action and interventions doesn't help to counter and improve the circumstances and people around us. The only thing that will help you to control and come out of this phase of life is "Self-control". It will help you to take immediate command and control over the situation. It is nothing but an art, skill and inner power to regulate and modulate your strong feelings of Joy, anger, emotions and behaviour.
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When we study the life history of great saint, learned and successful people, we notice that the "self-Control" was one of the qualities in their life journey. In many adverse circumstances and situations of their life they have exercise the power of "self-Control". People with Good self-control excel in every sphere of life. They are successful in professional, mental, social, spiritual and other dimensions of well-being.
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There are various time tested scientific, psychological, medical and spiritual methods, technique and interventions for self control. These are
1. Daily practice of Meditation, Pranayam (Deep breathing exercise) and Prayer may help you to have good self control. The scientific, medical and spiritual explanation for this actions and interventions is that all these measures increases Self- Awareness. Self Awareness is nothing but having knowledge and informed about oneself. Because of increased self awareness, there is good self control over impulses, temptations, emotions and feelings. What happens on long run is that there is development of strong will power and good self awareness which leads to good self management.
2. Regular exercise and walk reduce the stress level and increased the oxygen supply of brain.
3. Adequate sleep is best anti-dote for stress management and clear most of the metabolic waste during sleep.
4. Know your Emotional quotient (EQ)-It is nothing but knowing your emotions and impulses.
5. Exercise the attribute and quality of patience in life.
6. We should do our best and give 100 percent effort to improve the circumstances and persons around us but leave rest of thing to time and cosmic –consciousness. Because more we try to have control over situations, circumstances, people and persons around us, on long run these things have control over us. Remember one thing in life or I would like to quote the famous slok of Bhagvat Geeta "Nothing is constant in this world except change. Change is rule of life and we must accept the changes".
7. Lastly I would like to end the debate and discussion on self –control by famous saying of Lao-tsu "He who conquers others is not mighty. He who conquers himself is mighty".
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Tuesday, August 23rd 2016
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8:20am How to organize your child's study space: Why a 'dumping zone' is just as important as a comfortable chair and a well lit desk. How to create an inspiring study space to set your child up for success at school this fall.
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Victoria's Secret model Lorena Rae is styled by Aleksandra Markovic in sexy, body con looks suitable for posing high in the sky over Manhattan. Singapore photographers Caleb & Gladys are behind the lens for Grazia Italy.
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Roland Walsingham, 56, has been hunting since he was 6 years old...
Much of his time in the field was spent in woods of his family-owned farm located "in the sand hills" near the tiny town of Wausau in Florida's Panhandle.
Roland bagged his first turkey when he was 8 and took his first buck (a 6-point) in 1975. That first buck was killed in the same general area that produced the 2010-11 Florida "Buck of the Year" nearly 50 years later.
"When I first started hunting, there were no deer over here. It was in the 1970s before we started seeing some. When I first went hunting, in the 1960s, everyone would go to Eglin to hunt," Roland said.
He has been hunting the same family land all of his life and knew it had the potential to produce big bucks after he killed a massive 9-point on New Year's Eve 2007.
That buck's typical rack featured a 15-6/8-inch inside spread and 22-inch main beams that helped it gross-score 148-4/8 inches and net only 138 inches – mainly due to a missing G4 on one side.
Roland's 9-point finished #5 in the 2007-08 "Buck of the Year" contest, but Roland declined to submit photos or a story to Woods 'n Water when he discovered that a 147-inch (net) typical would take the #1 spot.
Roland admits he was disappointed that the buck of his lifetime was not the biggest buck taken that season.
Just three years later, Roland's lifetime of knowledge of the local woods paid off, as he got a rare second chance to take the "Buck of the Year" just a few days after Thanksgiving in 2010.
It was just the fourth day of the 2010-11 hunting season, and Roland had never spotted this massive buck before, although he had found some sign and had seen his tracks twice. "I saw this buck's track where he crossed the creek and went through a hammock about a quarter-mile from where I killed him. It was the biggest track I have ever seen.
"My son Warren claimed it was made by a hog, but then I found an 8- to 10-inch pine he had hooked as I was on the way to check my stand two weeks before the season started. He tore it up pretty good. I hunted on Thanksgiving and Friday without seeing anything.
"On Saturday, right after daylight, two does came in. Then, about 9:30 a.m., I heard the woods behind me come alive. I could hear deer running through the brush, so I got up and turned around in my stand to see a doe running wide open with something following her.
"I raised up and had just enough time to get my Browning .30-06 ready. I saw an opening in the direction he was headed and made the shot with him on a dead run. I heard him crash in the woods about 30 yards later," Roland said.
"It happened so fast, it was almost like it didn't really happen. I never had a chance to get nervous.
"I pulled the trigger as soon as I saw him in the scope and hit him right in the shoulder. There was no time to get scared or shook up. When I finally did make it to him, I just had to sit down for a while and catch my breath...and admire him," Roland said with a smile.
The buck weighed 200 pounds, and unlike Roland's 2008 buck, this near-perfect 10-point rack (23-2/8-inch main beams, 5-inch brow tines, 7-6/8-inch G2s, towering 11-inch G3s and G4s that averaged 8 inches) was not missing a tine and had only 4 inches of deductions.
The typical rack measured 4-1/2 inches around at the bases and featured a 16-2/8 inside spread to help it gross 158 inches and net 154-0/8 inches, as scored by FWC's Stan Kirkland.
It was quite an accomplishment for someone who describes himself as "a turkey hunter first, then a wingshooter and then a deer hunter."
In fact, Roland had to schedule a cover photo shoot around his first-ever dove-hunting trip to Argentina. He smiled as he talked about the upcoming trip with his sons, Warren and John Michael.
"I've been saving up for the last 4 or 5 years. I've always heard about how many birds they have, and I'm taking my two sons with me. I finally decided to do it, because you never know if you will have the chance if you wait too long.
"We are not promised tomorrow," he added, sadly remembering the funeral of a neighbor killed in an ATV accident the previous Saturday.


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A Reflection
Let the reader thus muse within himself: God knows me, singly and individually, just as truly, just as intimately, as though He knew no other and loved no other. He loves me no whit less because He loves millions besides me.
He loves me because He has made me; because His own divine image - the image of the ever-Blessed Trinity - is indelibly impressed upon me; because He has adorned and enriched my soul by His heavenly grace, transforming it into a thing of I extreme loveliness and exquisite splendour.
From Principles and Practices
Compiled by Rev. J. Hogan of The Catholic Missionary Society
Published by Burns Oates & Washbourne Ltd., Publishers To The Holy See
Nihil Obstat; Eduardus J. Mahoney, S.T.D. Censor deputatus.
Imprimatur; Edm. Can. Surmont, Vicarius generalis.
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New Year Resolutions for Your Home
Every new year, many of us make a New Year's resolution. Whether it's to lose weight, be a better person or even to live a happier and healthier lifestyle, we all begin the year with the best of intentions, right?
But this year, why not give your home the TLC it deserves! After all, a home that is clean and organised will instantly lift your mood, allowing you to create spaces that you and your family actually enjoy spending time in.
And there are lots of ways that you can create clean and welcoming spaces in your favourite environments, with little effort.
Washing and drying your curtains
Washing your curtains will instantly give your home a refreshing lift. After all, you'll be surprised at how much dust and dirt accumulate on your curtains over time!
However, before you wash and dry your curtains it's important that you consider what type of material they are. For example, the care required for lined and unlined curtains will differ.
With this in mind, you should always check the label for washing instructions, test a small area of the curtain if you're unsure about the washing detergent you are going to use and always wash your curtains in cold water. You should also make sure that all hooks and hoops have been removed prior to washing.
Organise your kitchen area
Over time, our kitchen worktops and drawers often resemble a mountain of mess! Featuring all of those everyday items that we don't necessarily need to hand on a daily basis but can never find them when we need them, they can quickly become cluttered and messy.
So this year, why not clear and organise all of the drawers and worktops in your home, whilst creating a space that is allocated to one type of storage.
Declutter toys
It's amazing how much your little ones own, right? With mountains of toys at their disposable, finding a place for all of their favourite things can become impossible.
So why not have a sort out? It's highly likely that you will discover that they no longer play with half the things they own! Charity shops are always crying out for toys or maybe you could donate them to younger family members?
Organise your bathroom space
With so many lotions, potions and everyday cosmetics to accommodate, bathrooms can often become messy, cluttered and uninviting. So why not think about integrating effective storage solutions that will free up much-needed space and create a welcoming environment.
From wall storage, cabinets and shelving through to storage baskets, containers and integrated storage, there are lots of ways that you can organise your bathroom through effective storage solutions.


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Working With Your
Healthcare Team
When you have idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), your healthcare team is there to provide guidance and support throughout your journey with IPF.
On This Page
- Taking an Active Role in Your Care
Read below to find helpful information on working with your healthcare team.
Many aspects of IPF are out of your control. Treatment and healthcare decisions shouldn't be. That's why it's important to take an active role in managing IPF. One way to do that is by keeping a journal that you can fill with everything from appointment reminders, to test results, to updates on how you've been feeling.
Then, when you're at your doctor's office, you can refer back to the journal to help start a conversation about your thoughts, questions, needs, and concerns.
Use this journal to keep track of your experience while taking OFEV® (nintedanib).Download the Patient Journal
"This whole experience has taught me that you should be proactive. After all, it is your health; it is your life. Decide what you are going to do about the issue you are facing. Find the best brains out there to get the information and insight you need."
Jerry, OFEV Mentor, Diagnosed with IPF in 2017
Jerry, OFEV Mentor, Diagnosed with IPF in 2017


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15th EFPM Program.
Friday August 30;
Arrival Puma's
'Cosy' evening, no program
Saturday August 31,;
Arrival Puma's from 9 am
Show & Shine from 10 am
Bouncy castle from 10 am
Voting Show & Shine saturday 10 am until sunday 10 am
M&R Autoparts Airshooting contest from 12.00 o'clock till 3.30 pm
EFPM Tour, 13.30 pm
Raffle (Tombola) Ticket sale (€0,50 per ticket) from 11 am
Prize dram raffle (Tombola) at 4 pm
BBQ at 6 pm
Cosy evening
Sunday september 1st.;
Award ceremony Show & Shine and Games at 11 am
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Oyster Bay Town Supervisor Joseph Saladino, Councilman Louis Imbroto, Councilman Thomas Hand, District Court Judge Colin O'Donnell and Nassau County Legislator Rose Marie Walker hosted a ceremonial street renaming dedication on Saturday, October 13th to posthumously honor Amanda "Mandy" Kuck, who lost her life at the age of 5 to a rare pediatric cancer on January 25, 2016. Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Giloma (DIPG) is an extremely rare brain tumor, affecting approximately 300 children per year.
Supervisor Saladino stated, "On behalf of my colleagues on the Oyster Bay Town Board, we are very proud to dedicate this street in memory and in honor of an incredible young girl, Mandy Kuck. Despite being taken from us at a very early age, Mandy left behind a lifetime legacy of caring, compassion, joy and selflessness. Even when she could no longer communicate, she taught those around her to be strong. She taught us how to be brave and she taught us to not give up in the face of adversity. Her perseverance continues to be an inspiration to us all. Her legacy will forever endure because of her faith, courage and the smile that brought happiness to everyone. Today, we honor her in the form of an incredibly charitable organization created in Mandy's memory by her parents."
On the day Mandy was diagnosed with an extremely rare brain tumor known as D.I.P.G., affecting approximately 300 children per year, Mandy's parents – Kimberly and Thomas – soon came to realize that there was no government funding to pay for the research needed to find a cure. Kimberly and Thomas were given staggering statistics, and they were informed that Mandy's prognosis was terminal. Mandy underwent six weeks of radiation therapy at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, but sadly, passed on January 25, 2016 – just four days after her 5th birthday. In her short life, Mandy left behind an incredible lifetime legacy of care, compassion, joy and selflessness.
In Mandy's memory, Kimberly and Thomas Kuck created Mandy's Mark – The New York Chapter of The Cure Starts Now – a foundation dedicated to D.I.P.G. research. Many medical experts believe that the lessons learned from fighting D.I.P.G. may in fact provide the critical first steps in winning the battle against all forms of cancer. The Town of Oyster Bay commends the Kuck Family for creating and supporting this incredible organization in Mandy's honor.


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List down the Top 10 must see places in Kuala, Lumpur Malaysia
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Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, was dubbed as one of the most visited cities in the world with a huge number of 8.9 million tourists a year. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is also a melting pot, Malays, Indians and Chinese roam all over the city. It happens to be one of the most competitive countries in the world in terms of its boosting tourism industry. Below are top 10 must-see places you can visit in Kuala Lumpur:
1. Petronas Towers
Malaysia is highly recognized because of this iconic building. Standing at 558 feet above the ground, the Petronas Twin Towers once held as being the tallest building from 1998 to 2004 until it was surpassed by Taipei 101. The towers also feature a skybridge that connects the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors.
2. Kuala Lumpur Chinatown
For shopaholics, head over at the Petaling Jaya Street where everything can be found here from the smallest to largest souvenirs. It is often dubbed by the locals as the shopping capital of Malaysia. Just like in every market, negotiating with store owners might give you half of their product's original price.
3. Central Market
This is a paradise for people who love shoes. You can choose different variety of imported and local shoes here. The catch is that they sold it cheaper regardless of quality. This place is not just known for its cheap shoe selling, it is also a place for buying local products such as slippers, delicacies and artifacts.
4. Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia
Marvel at the Islamic Art at the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia. This place is the home of more than 7,000 artifacts from the Middle East, China and India since 1998. The museum has 12 galleries, most of which display items by type rather than geographic region. In reality, it is he Southeast Asia's largest museum dedicated to Islamic art.
5. Menara KL Tower
Be amaze at the beauty of Kuala Lumpur once you reach the top of Menara KL Tower. Standing at 335 meter, it is dubbed as the highest public viewing area of Kuala Lumpur. It also serves as a communication tower and a tourist attraction at the same time. Tourists can also relax once they reach the top levels of the tower.
6. Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
For animal lovers, discover the different kinds of bird species at the KL Bird Park. Even the park is divided into four zones; visitors can walk among them as it will remind you of the birds' natural habitat. This eco-tourism site's operators proclaim that it is the largest free-flight park in the world.
7. Batu Caves
Batu Caves (Rock Caves in English) is an Indian heritage site in Kuala Lumpur and also the most popular Hindu temple in Malaysia. This site is widely known for its religious practice of Hinduism especially for Indians. After climbing up the 272 steps, expect some monkeys at the top of the caves waiting for your arrival and make sure to bring peanuts or bananas for them.
8. Merdeka Square
Merdeka Square is a famous historical and a memorial park in Kuala Lumpur as this is the place where the Malaysian flag first hoisted in 1957 when the country became independent of Great Britain. Various public events were held here and famous buildings were built around the square such as the National History Museum and the Royal Selangor Club.
9. Bukit Bintang
As popular contrary to the other markets, Bukit Bintang also stands out as a favorite stop for tourists who like shopping. This place is lively day and night as street vendors and sit-down restaurants are all over the area. There's even a street there that serves only Chinese foods.
10. Thean Hou Temple
Be awed by the one of the largest Chinese temples in Southeast Asia, Thean Hou Temple. This place honors the goddess of the sea, Thean Hou. This Chinese architecture with its stunning four levels of orange-tiled pagodas was chosen by 5,000 couples a year to get married.
Tourists visit Kuala Lumpur, the capital and largest city in Malaysia, for many reasons. The city gives explorers a chance to learn about foods, history and architecture that blends the best of different cultures. Kuala Lumpur may seem like a small city but tourists often find that they need help exploring this diverse sanctuary. Discover Kuala Lumpur now! Book now on best tour operator in the Philippines.
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March 3, 2019 - "Let Yourself Go" Exhibition Reception
December 9, 2018 - "Holiday Cheer" Exhibition Reception
Leonard J. Hansen Gallery @ the Englewood Public Library; 31 Engle Street, Englewood, NJ
February 4th, 2018 - "Creativity Unleashed" Exhibition Reception
Leonard J. Hansen Gallery @ the Englewood Public Library; 31 Engle Street, Englewood, NJ
JULY 6th, 2017 - "Anything Goes" Exhibition Reception; Ridgewood, NJ
MARCH, 2017 - Salute at the Wyckoff Family YMCA
SEPT 19, 2016 - 1st Salute General Meeting
with a Lecture by Michael Norris, PhD called "Go, Van Gogh"
Michael Norris, PhD was a former educator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
He has been giving lectures for over 20 years and is founder of Armchair Art Tours
Location: The Riverside Art Gallery @ the Riverside Square, Hakensack, NJ
DEC 2015 - SUBTRACTIVE MONOTYPE WORKSHOP - Instructor: Tai Hwa Goh- Master Printmaker
Location: ACNNJ; This was a hands-on Workshop that demonstrated Subtractive Monotype Printing. A Subtractive Monotype is a print for which ink is applied to a plate and gradually removed to create an image. It is then run through a press to create a print on printmaking paper. (You may make one at home without a press).
MAR 2015 - THE STUDENT EXHIBIT - The NNJ Art Center and Salute to Women in the Arts are sponsoring this exhibit. We will be presenting each student accepted into this exhibit a certificate of participation, at the Reception, and scholarship checks for the few juried winners. SALUTE has awarded three scholarships of $200 to graduating students from New Milford High School. The scholarships are open to students who plan to study art in college. This is our fiÂÂÂfth year working with the recommendations of their art teacher, Lauren Bettini.
FEB 2015 - We had a successful 'Mosaics & Dick Blick' workshop led by Joe Terrone at the ACNNJ.
Thirty members participated. Thank you Bonnie Deutsch for planning it.
JAN 2015 - The Exhibit "Home" took place in January at the ACNNJ. Thirty members participated. The exhibit honored former president Cornelia Baker (1989-1990). Members talked about their memories of Cornelia. Prizes were donated by her generous family; sons Todd, Brinton, Sam and daughter Claudia.
- The Awards were presented by Claudia who attended the event. Recipients were: First Prize -Alice Jacob, Second Prize -Alice Stoler, Third prize –Marjorie Weinberg. Honorable Mention Awards went to Carolyn Kaldy, Jackie Collier, Marlene Bremer and Robin Fruchter. Congratulations to all of you. A special thanks to Sandy Frech who made this event special by contacting the Baker family.


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According to the CB Insights Tech IPO Pipeline Report, there are 472 VC and private equity-backed technology companies in the U.S. with valuations over $100 million. This group is claimed to be prime for IPOs.
Recently, it seems tech companies are waiting to go public until they have attained this type of higher revenue and greater market share than in years past.
The HR software company Workday is a good example of this, waiting until it was pulling in over $100 million in annual revenue, had a solid team and a high valuation before making its debut last year. This allowed the company to enjoy a stock price that grew 71.6 percent in early trading on its first day—going from $28 a share to $48.05.
IPO Trends to Watch:
— B2B Tech Companies
The tech IPO market appears ripe for B2B companies. In fact, the CB Insights Tech IPO Pipeline Report found that 80 percent of technology companies that are likely to file for an IPO within a year aim their products at businesses rather than consumers.
— Cloud, Mobile, Big Data, Marketing and Social
Further, many of the companies expected to go public in the next year operate in the cloud and/or offer mobile-centric services. Big data, marketing and social companies continue to be popular, and it's likely that trend will only grow as we progress into the year.
Likely IPOs:
— Tableau Software
The example of companies like Workday has likely led to Tableau Software's decision to go public this year. The company operates in a similar sphere, and Christian Chabot, the CEO of Tableau Software, revealed to Bloomberg that the company is set to IPO in the next four to nine months.
The company has experienced strong sales performance and enjoys thousands of high-profile customers, including Walmart, eBay and LinkedIn, which should contribute to a strong IPO.
Also on the horizon is Twitter. Multiple experts are predicting that the company has learned from Facebook's mistake and wants to go public while its revenue is still in an upswing (as a result of advertising sales from "promoted tweets"). Hamadeh is predicting that Twitter will go public in late 2013 or early 2014.
— And More
Venture Beat's round up of 17 companies expected to go the IPO route this year included marketing company Hubspot, which just finished a final round of funding; SurveyMonkey, which received a $1 billion valuation in December; and Atlassian, which is pulling in over $100 million in revenues and added three new board members this past summer to help prep for an IPO.
A Market in Recovery:
Ernst & Young predicted in its Year-end Global IPO Update at the end of last year that the market would begin to show signs of recovery in 2013, followed by Europe and Asia later in the year: "Reduced stock market volatility, assertive action from central banks and brighter economic prospects suggest 2013 could be the right time for companies currently in the pipeline to list."
With the stock market reaching a five-year high in January, that prediction seems likely to come true—making it likely that the tech IPO market will pick up speed as we move forward in 2013.