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This is one of my favorite pictures from my trip to New York City. This is from the City Sight Seeing Cruise. What an amazing tour and, in my opinion, a must see if you're in New York.
They take you on a boat and tour on the Hudson River. I got to see the New York City shore line as well as some of the New Jersey shoreline. For my first time visit to New York, it was incredible to see things like the the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty. They are not only spectacular but the view is breathtaking at night.
Here's everything we got to see:
- Empire State Building
- Statue of Liberty
- Ellis Island
- Battery Park
- Governors Island
- Brooklyn Bridge
- Manhattan Bridge
- Williamsburg Bridge
- South Street Seaport
- United Nations
- Museum of Jewish Heritage
- Chrysler Building
If you've got a trip to NYC coming up soon, I'd definitely highly recommend this cruise. You can find CitySightseeing on Twitter and on Facebook as well.
Another thing that makes my top list of things to do in NYC is taking a double decker bus tour. Gray Line New York, offers several different loop tours that will take you to the famous sites of NYC. Check out these different tours:
Downtown Loop: http://www.newyorksightseeing.
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Night Loop: http://www.newyorksightseeing.
A couple of the tours are hop on/hop off so you can stop and check out any of the different stops. I loved just standing in Times Square watching and taking it all in.
What an amazing experience that I will remember for a long time. I loved seeing a lot of what NYC has to offer and it's definitely somewhere that I'd like to visit again.
Thank you to Gray Line and CitySightseeing for taking us on a tour of NYC! All of these tours were made possible for me and 60+ other bloggers who participated in the #PayItForwardExpress.
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The French Bilingual Association (FBA) of Bellevue partners with Tillicum Middle School to offer bilingual education suited for middle school children with native or near-native abilities in French. We offer 6ème (6th grade), 5ème (7th grade) and 4ème (8th grade) French classes as well as the language portion of the CNED. Our experienced teachers are native French speakers who follow the curriculum established by the French Ministry of Education curriculum. We are supported by the French government program promoting French as a native language (FLAM) and by the French Consulate in San Francisco.
Our classes are held before the start of the Tillicum school day at Tillicum Middle School in Bellevue, WA. Our unique relationship with Tillicum not only gives us high-quality classrooms, but also strengthens our small program, places us within a large, supportive community, and reduces transportation issues of running children to this extra-curricular activity.
We enroll anywhere from 6 to 15 students per class. Students usually come either directly from France or have followed French accredited immersion schools in various other countries. Students may be able to earn high-school credit for completion of FBA courses. Proficiency evaluations are administered on an as-needed basis to ensure that their French language skills are sufficient for success in our program.
Most, but not all, FBA students are fluent in both French and English. The Bellevue School District provides excellent classes and support for English language learners. Students who arrive from France are generally bilingual within two school years.
Students enrolled in another middle school are welcome to attend.
Program for support of French as a native language (FLAM). French bilingual education is developing rapidly throughout the world. About 2 million students are studying in French bilingual programs in 53 countries across all five continents. The development of these French bilingual educational opportunities is a priority for France and for many educational partners who structure and guide this type of education. Starting 2008, FLAM has offered grants to the French Bilingual Association. For more information, visit www.programme-flam.fr or www.diplomatie.gouv.fr
|The Consul General from France in San Francisco fully supports our programs. For more information, visit www.consulfrance-sanfrancisco.org
French Bilingual Association is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization.

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Gryffin contacted me yesterday to tell me that Nix Sands, our former Caledon Regency neighbor and one of the Steamlands' greatest creatives, passed away. He had been ill for quite some time.
When I first met him back in 2007, I never knew in what form I'd see him in next as he considered himself a noncorporeal time traveller. Yes, he is the glowing lights beside me.
Once, he even showed up at my big birthday bash as my most fave entertainer, the Purple One himself...
But what I remember the most was how nice he was to me, how he was always one of the first to greet me in Caledon chat, and of course, his prodigious creativity.
We can go through our SL lives never knowing the real names of the friends we make in there. What we do know is what they have meant to us through the beauty they have brought to our lives, whether real or virtual. My condolences to his family. He will be missed.


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Can be handled - do not bite. Ideal pet for adults or kids.
Our newly rejuvenated dog (following thyroid treatment) keeps harassing them and they don't like it.
Cage,water bottles, dishes and pipes (for hiding) included.
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Here I am in the morning with my guy, I was away for a couple days and when I woke up he was all cuddled up. I pulled him a little closer to cuddle and he was purring while laying on my arm. Such a sweetie!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
I just downloaded the Hipstamatic app for my Iphone and am a bit obsessed. The previous picture in the last post was also from that app. Sam is the best model to try out all the settings.
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Wednesday, January 13, 2010
This is how my little guy cuddles with me. He loves his pillows and uses anything close as one. This time it was my cheek......awwwww!
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Friday, November 27, 2009
Sam Meet's Lucy!
A good friend of mine recently stayed with us and brought her sweet dog Lucy. Sam is very interested in Dogs and likes to stare at them and chase them around.
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Thursday, July 23, 2009
Vote for my famous kittys!
Click on the photos to vote for my guys at I can has cheezburger
moar funny pictures
moar funny pictures
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
New Pictures and raw food
These are all photos I have taken with my phone and adding to facebook via mobile uploads. I have a problem with taking only pictures of the cats. I can't help it, they do cute stuff all the time. Now that Sam is healed he has gained all his weight back, too much weight, we are starting the transition to feeding them only raw food. We already feed them really good dry food, but I know raw is the best and I want them to be really healthy, after dealing with the Hepatic Lipidosis (see beginning of the blog). I don't want anything else to go wrong, especially diabetes. I have been giving them 1/2 of their normal dry food (wellness weight control) and 1/2 a can of wet food (wellness) mixed with 2 medallions of the frozen raw food (thawed). They won't eat the raw food by it's self yet. I talked to a friend earlier who's cat has been eating mostly raw forever and she mentioned adding some warm water to the raw food, which helped. Sam actually ate some of it with out the wet food mixed in, but not much. I added the wet food again and then they both went for it no problem. This transition is a little stressful after dealing with the liver disease, I keep worrying the aren't eating enough. I think it will all work out, I'm just over sensitive from dealing with the liver disease.
I love the paw bouquet in this picture.
Handsome boy in his new favorite spot on the new couch!
They must be warm, usually if they are laying in the same spot they are cuddling.
Really relaxed, I love the curled back paws :)
Thats more like it!
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Wednesday, June 3, 2009
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Thursday, January 29, 2009
I is verging on crazy cat lady!
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Wednesday, January 7, 2009
My boys being sweet!es
These two brothers are so cute when they cuddle. They have been doing it a lot lately. I think when the weather gets a bit cold they like to cuddle for more warmth. It's always a nice uplifting surprise to find them in such cute cuddle positions.
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In memory of others peoples cats
While I was on my holiday vacations I took it upon myself to take pictures of many of my friends companions. I also heard a sad story from a friend of a friend about her cat that recently didn't make it, who had the same thing my Sam had (Hepatic Lipidosis). It was extremely sad to hear her tell the story about trying to save her cat. I completely understood everything she had gone thorough, except my story had a much happier ending. She was crying when she told the story, which made me cry too. We were lucky to be in a position to afford to get the feeding tube put it, that made a huge difference for sam, and him being able to make a complete recovery. So heres to the sweet girl who lost her friend and her one remaining cat.
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
Recent Pictures and Introducing Sam's brother Sylvester
Here are some more recent pictures of my guys. Sylvester makes a appearance, he is Sams brother and A little bit of a menace. Sam is the sweet gentle one, Sylvester is a bit fussy but can be really sweet when he is in a good mood.
It's a Sam in a box
Licky loo's
Sleepy bunny
Sylvester loves to sit in the built in book shelves above the fireplace/heater
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Thursday, October 30, 2008
My little helper
I dumped out a bag of fake flowers as I was working on my costume for halloween, and I told David, as Sam was walking towards me that I bet he will lay down right in the middle. Boy, do I know my guy. I immediately grabbed the camera and got some great shots. I might try to submit one to "stuff on my cat".
Which one do you think is the best???
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Friday, October 10, 2008
I ended up not having to take sam in to check out his wound. It just started looking better and better. Now he is doing great. Miracle healing accomplished.
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Monday, October 6, 2008
vet trip
Tomorrow I need to take sam in again to check his tube site. It seems to not be healing properly so I want to have him checked to be sure if there is a problem or not. Otherwise the little guy is doing amazing! I snapped some cute pictures today that I will upload soon!
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Sam seems to be healed. The doctor took out the feeding tube today and as soon as we got home Sam went straight for the food. His hole where the tube is, is a little red and started bleeding but It should heal on its own soon. I am so grateful to all the people at Mission Pet Hospital for all the help with saving Sam, especially our main vet Dr. David Gordon. It was quite a chore for David's Bank account and my stress levels, but we did it. He is o.k now! Thanks again to everyone who read the blog and has commented and sent healing thoughts and energy to our sweetheart. I will continue to post pictures of Sam and Sylvester periodically, as they are super cute!
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Monday, September 29, 2008
the proof!
I took some pictures of sam when he started eating for the first time. Here he is, eating and being cute!
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
Vet today
Sam's infection is gone, no fever, gained 4 oz, ate on his own earlier for the first time, today was amazing!!! He is being all cute and rubbing up against us and being super cuddley, I think he knows we saved his life.
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He did it!
Sam ate on his own this morning!!! We are going to the vet later today and we'll see what they says about removing the tube. I think we should wait a few more days until he eats a larger amount. We are so excited, he is on the road to being normal again! Thanks so much for all your love and support, it has helped tremendously.
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Some lovins!
I thought I would share some cute pictures from our fridge, something a little more uplifting. Its been a crazy few weeks and I think we all need some cuteness in our lives to cheer us up.
Here are the brothers in seattle! It's so cute how sam loves to touch his friends. He loves to reach out a paw and feel people and his brother.
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Thursday, September 25, 2008
I put some food in front of Sam, and wiped some of it on his nose. He licked it off. Then he sniffed the food and had a tini bite. This means he is getting closer to eating on his own! David and I were so exicted when he had just a tini bite and I got teary. Now he is just sitting there on the arm of the couch with some wet food in front of him on a paper towel. He isn't running away and he isn't eating it. Just sitting there, maybe he needs to get used to the idea of eating again. I can feel it, he is getting really close.
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Good news
The vet says that the infection looked really good, no pus! He had to stich up the tube site because the skin it was attached to was all dried out and the tube wasn't connected to the skin anymore. Sam took his food really well when I fed him earlier, so that is great news! Going back to the vet on saturday!
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We got Sam some more nausea shots and I guess thats all he was missing because now he seems to be doing so much better. I'm taking him to the vet now to get his infection cleaned out and a new bandage. I hope he starts eating on his own soon!!
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
bad day!
I just tried to feed sam for the second time today. He puked it up immediately. He has puked twice now today. I am wondering if the surgery from yesterday made him not feel good, the anesthesia and such. It's so hard worrying about this cat all the time. I just want him to eat on his own and feel better and be his self again.
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So confusing!
There is so much going on with Sam. He had that infection (abscess) that was removed/drained on monday, that infection was extremely bad bacteria that can be immune to antibiotics and can also mutate. The vet also now thinks that something else might be going on. As in why he stopped eating in the first place, Inflammatory bowel or some sort of intestinal disease. If the infection comes back we have to pull the tube. The vet says that Sam should start eating because his liver is basically healed now, good new for sure. The only problem is that he still won't eat on his own and I tried to put some milk in front of him earlier and just smelling it made him puke. I am so glad to know that his liver is better, now we just need the sammer to start eating on his own. I am hoping he will do this really soon! It's so sad to think of all he has been through and how he must have been feeling. I hope he recovers soon and eats some snacks!
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Monday, September 22, 2008
Sam's abscess is draining now and he seems ok. The doctors and techs said he didn't really seem sick, he was in good spirits. But we have to watch the wound to make sure it is healing so we can keep the tube in. Poor guy has been through 2 surgeries and numerous other tests in the last 3 weeks.
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Today we took Sam in and now he is in surgery again. He had a abscess and the vet, who is not our vet said she wanted to pull the tube out. This is not a good idea, and we told her we didn't agree with that. If we pull the tube he will have no way of eating, and he won't eat on his own yet. She was saying all this stuff about him having internal problems because he is a pukey cat and things that she doesn't know about the whole ordeal. Then talking about how he needs steroids, which our vet had never mentioned. The abscess was not at the tube site and was contained inside of its self. This makes me think that if they remove it the tube will still be ok, because the tube site has cleared up a lot since we started the antibiotics
She is going to lance the abscess and then wait 24 hours to decide about pulling the tube. I really want to talk to our vet to see what he says because he knows all the history and seems to get what is going on better.
David is also running out of money. This has been a extremely expensive ordeal and we have no idea how much longer this will last. I am so worried about Sam. I have been working so hard to save him and I hope this new problem can be resolved with out removing the only thing that has kept him alive, the feeding tube.
Please keep sending him healing thoughts and hopefully it will keep working.
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
Another step back
Sam has a new infection, not at the tube site but next to it. The vet had to drain it, because it was swollen with fluid inside. We now have all the bandages and tape to change the bandaging ourself. This will not only save money, but time as well. And now we can inspect the site ourself, which I good for me because I have turned into a crazy cat nurse.
We also had a incident after the vet yesterday, the cat decided he needed to go bad, pee I mean. David had taken him to the vet on his own and upon arriving at home he let him out of the carrier and Sam ran down the hallway all wet, David locked him in the bathroom and "tried" to clean up the mess. Needless to say when I got home from work our house smelled terrible, like a crazy cat person with 10 cats. I have been spraying natures miracle everywhere and It has gotten better but I think I need to get more of it and mop the entire place with it. The cat also smells terrible because he peed himself. I need to get some of the cat or pet wet wipes like they used at the vet when he did the same thing there. Frustrating to say the least.
The feeding went well yesterday but I just fed him today and he puked it all up. I think I went to fast. He has been taking the food fairly fast lately and I think I got a little ahead of myself. Slowing down is always good practice.
I think besides the obvious setback Sam is doing better, he doesn't seem as jaundice anymore and is still acting more active.
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Friday, September 19, 2008
One more step
The next step we are hoping for is for Sam to start eating on his own. Now that he seems less nauseous and actually goes up and smells the food, I think its not too far off. I am still feeding him via the tube 3-4 times a day and he is doing really well with that. No puking and no trying to run away! Thanks so much everyone for you well wishes and energy sent our way. It has definitely helped our little guy!
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Happy happy joy joy
Sam's bilirubin level is 1/2 of what it was a week ago. This means his liver is healing. The level of the bilirubin is important because when his liver is not properly functioning it produces more of the bilirubin. He also looks less jaundice. His infection at the tube site looks much better as well.
He hissed at sylvester today and raised a paw at him, kitty showdown avoided. Hopefully soon he will start eating on his own again so we can think about removing the tube. He did come to the kitchen when I shook the bag of food, so he was thinking about eating.
Yeaaaa, for improvements. All my hard work is paying off, it feels good.
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Labels: cats, feeding tube, good news, hepatic lipidosis
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Where is my mind.....
So apparently I was supposed to work today and didn't remember ever knowing I had a client. The receptionist called me half an hour after my client got there (she was early). So needless to say my client was upset. I was a little upset as well, I expected to get a reminder call, instead I got scolded by the 23 year receptionist. I have a lot on my mind and after two days off, it was no surprise that I didn't remember having one client at 5:30 pm. I was extremely annoyed with her for not reminding me and myself for being so scatter brained.
Anyway back to Sam, where my mind IS. He had a good amount of food yesterday and also threw some of it up over night, after I gave him his meds. The meds are making him a little nauseous, but today he had a nausea shot and I am going to wait a little longer before I give him the meds tonight, so he will hopefully keep them down.
Today he did some scratching on his post, some licking of himself and laid by the heater after staying under the bed for the last 2 weeks. These 3 things are all things that he hasn't been doing lately so seeing him acting more normal is a improvement. He also ate a tini bit of catnip, the first thing he has ingested on his own in a really long time. I was so excited when he did that. He seems to be improving a little bit even though he is still really sick. Today also marked the first day we weren't at the vet, besides sundays when they are closed, also a improvement.
Tomorrow it's back to the vet to see how his bilirubin levels are, as well as check his infection at the tube site and get his bandaged changed again.
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Labels: cats, fatty liver disease, feeding tube, good news, hepatic lipidosis, kitty
Sunday, September 14, 2008
One step forward, one step back
We got new antibiotics on Saturday, they are to be given once a day. Dr. Gordon Says that they were less likely to make Sam nauseous. I gave Sam the meds last night before bed. I went to feed him at 8 am, he threw up, just a little bit. I then waited until noon to try again and just gave him a little bit of food to see what happens. I hope it was just temporary. Today is also the first day that we haven't given him a shot for nausea in the morning. There are just so many factors to consider with his treatment.
In great news he was up and scratching stuff, liking himself and generally being more active. It was great to see him up and around. Dr. Gordon also said that he didn't lose any more weight which is really good news. I believe everything we are doing is helping, slowly.
I tried to give him some regular canned food today, to see what he would do. He sniffed it a bit then walked away, but after he walked away he was looking over at it a few times. Then comes Sylvester to eat it all up. He sure is eating a lot. We were told to always leave food out for Sam in case he decides to eat, however Sylvester keeps eating it all.
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Saturday morning and the news is good
Just got back from the vet again. Got Sam another shot of antibiotics. The vet is looking into getting a new shot that is on the market that lasts for 10 days. He's going to call some other vet's that he knows in the area to see if they have it because our vet doesn't carry it yet.
In the best news so far, Sam woke us up twice in the night with scratching our rolled up carpet. That means he is feeling better with more energy. He also ran away from us when we were trying to get him. I can't remember that last time that he was up and being so active. Ever since we stopped giving him the oral antibiotics he has yet to puke up his food. This is all great news!
The healing seems to be happening, thanks again for all your help and well wishes!
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Friday, September 12, 2008
Where everybody knows your name
The vet is becoming a very familiar place for us. We were back again today, which means we have been there everyday this week, sometimes twice. Today the concern was the antibiotics and the infection at the entry site of the tube. The antibiotics were making Sam puke and that is not good. He needs the food to heal the liver and that is what is most important. So instead of the antibiotics that we have we now are getting him a shot everyday to help with the infection. He also had his bandage changed again and the wound cleaned out really well. He seems to be in better spirits, but still not feeling well.
After the vet, we went to rainbow grocery and got him some tinctures to replace that terrible clogging pill. We got milk thistle which is really good for the liver as well as Sam-e which has other liver benefits. I hope adding these two things will help him heal. He has been keeping the food down until we give him the antibiotics which make him sick. I have upped his food from 40mls to 60ml and he seems to be o.k with it. We are trying our best to get the little guy's sweet, loving, fun energy back. Today was the first time in a while he was meowing at us in the car. It was sweet to hear his little peep of a meow again. He has the sweetest meow, luckily not at all like the crazy Siamese we saw in the vet. MEEEEEOWWWWWWWZZZZZZ. My mom's old cat had a crazy meow like that too.
Speaking of my mom, its her birthday! Happy birthday mom!!!
After the vet, we went to rainbow grocery and got him some tinctures to replace that terrible clogging pill. We got milk thistle which is really good for the liver as well as Sam-e which has other liver benefits. I hope adding these two things will help him heal. He has been keeping the food down until we give him the antibiotics which make him sick. I have upped his food from 40mls to 60ml and he seems to be o.k with it. We are trying our best to get the little guy's sweet, loving, fun energy back. Today was the first time in a while he was meowing at us in the car. It was sweet to hear his little peep of a meow again. He has the sweetest meow, luckily not at all like the crazy Siamese we saw in the vet. MEEEEEOWWWWWWWZZZZZZ. My mom's old cat had a crazy meow like that too.
Speaking of my mom, its her birthday! Happy birthday mom!!!
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Thursday, September 11, 2008
Blockage is over!!!!
I heart Dr.Gordon! He unclogged the tube after so many tries on our part and the night nurse. I was so ecstatic I almost cried right there in the waiting room, wait, I did get teary but not a full on cry. Now i just need to get some snackins in the boy! Today is turning out much better than the prior!
Update, snackins went well. He is now sleeping, and I don't blame him, the poor guy has had a really hard couple weeks.
Update, snackins went well. He is now sleeping, and I don't blame him, the poor guy has had a really hard couple weeks.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Some good things!
I have been trying to doing some special things for sam, to make him as comfortable as can be. After wanting to make a cat bed for years I finally did for my Sam. It's really big, so both kitties can fit on it. I used some vintage polyester and made edges for it and everything. Sam has been hiding under the bed all the time so I put it under there so he would be as comfy as possible. When I woke up this morning both kitties were on it together, mission accomplished!
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Vet 3
We just got back from the vet again (for the second time today), have I mentioned I have been there every day this week. We tried to get help with the blocked tube, to no avail. I am now leaving coca cola in it all night to see if it will dissolve the blockage. I have to say the people at mission pet hospital are amazing and the night nurse was great. She isn't even supposed to see patients but she was kind enough to help us try to figure out the tube. While we were there she took off the bandage and we got to see the entry point of the tube in the neck. It was quite infected and I'm thankful we went in so she had a chance to clean it up. It was just changed earlier today and was already quite pussy again. She also gave Sam a shot of antibiotics because we can't give them now that the tube is blocked. She said they should start working asap. That makes me happy.
This day has been exhausting and after such a promising day yesterday I am trying to not get discouraged. The next possible step is to have a different tube put in via Sam's nasal cavity. I hope we don't have to do that because this tube seems to work well, when it isn't blocked.
I want to truly thank all of the readers, especially those who left encouraging words for Sam, David and I. It means a lot to me to know that people are out there sending healing thoughts and energy to my little bunny!
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The tube has gotten clogged two times today and I think this is the most frustrating thing that I have to deal with. Not only is the site of the entry infected, so I worry about hurting him, it's now clogged so nothing can go into him. The tube has been acting weird ever since I picked him up from the vet today. They redid the bandages and it seems to be not flowing as well.
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Vet 2
I got the update on Sam's condition, his tests were mixed. On one hand the test that shows if he is improving overall was worse. But another test that was strictly for his liver was better. So we still need to keep feeding, feeding, feeding because that is what is most important to fixing his poor liver. He had one throw up today after a good hefty feeding, which might have been caused by the antibiotics. They can cause nausea, which is already a problem.
Here is a list of all the things we are doing now.....
6am-nausea shot and milk thistle pill
7am- First feeding+Lcarnatine (feeding is 40-60ml of food mixed with water, with 10ml of water before and after)
11am-Second feeding
3pm-Third feeding and milk thistle pill
7pm-Forth feeding and Lcarnatine
12am-Fifth feeding
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We went to have a check up today and although we thought sam was seeming better, he now has a infection in the tube site so now we have to give antibiotics 2X a day. He also has lost weight. I am starting him on a higher quantity of food today so hopefully he will gain some weight over the next couple days. We find out more about the infection as well as his liver tests later today. More updates to come.
I am so stressed out, dealing with this situation is so hard. I was so happy that he seemed to be feeling better and now we get some new of a set back. The Dr. said that if the infection doesn't go away we will have to pull the tube out and replace it with another one that goes through his nose. This one would be even smaller and he would be strictly on liquid food. I'm hoping so much that he will respond to the antibiotics and the tube sight will heal. Please keep sending your healing energy to our sweet Sam.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Today was a good day!
Sam has had a really good day so far, he has already eaten 4 times with one more to come in a couple hours, no throwing it back up either. He seems to have a little more energy, as in trotting away when we are done feeding him, instead of slowly walking away. I saw him rubbing his cheeks on the door too. These are all good signs. Tomorrow morning we go back to the vet to get some tests to see how he is doing and to change his bandages. More updates tomorrow on the little guy!
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feeding pictures
This is a side view of the bandage and the tube that sam has. It was a little scary to see it at first but you get used to it. In fact I almost lost it and cried when I first saw him in the vet, but I managed to hold it together.
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Trials and Tribulations
We decided to get Sam a feeding tube because the force feeding was almost impossible and was making him throw up too much. This disease is best treated by feeding and getting nutrients into Sam so we are going to do anything we can to do that. So far we have had him throw up a few times. There are a few important things to remember when using the feeding tube. Number one in our experience is to go really slow. I think him throwing up was a result of going a little bit too fast. I decided to buy a kitchen timer and set it for 15 minutes, I take that whole time to feed him, going really slow with many breaks between each 5ml. Another problem I ran into was the tube getting clogged because of some medication that was hard to crush. We got a pill crusher and that seems to work well. The vet told us to unclog that tube via a small amount of coca cola, letting it sit for 15-20 minutes. I tried warm water first, then the 5 ml of cola and let it sit for 35 plus minutes. After that I got a chopstick and stuck that down in the tube and it worked. This was not suggested by the vet so use at your own risk and please be careful.
Last night we woke up to sam puking. We were relived to find out that not much came up and that he kept all the food down from a few hours before. He was also missing the plug that goes on the top of the tube to make sure nothing gets in or out when not in use. We looked everywhere and never found it. I went to the vet and got another one because the vet said it was important. After he threw up early this morning he went directly to the littler box and had his first poo. I was watching him and it looked like he was struggling. The poo was really dried up on one end and the other end was normal and wet. We think that he threw up because it was painful to pass that poo after not having one for a couple weeks.
We have faith that we will beat this disease. We are doing everything possible and Sam seems to be perking up a little bit.
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Liverpool Set To ANGER Arsenal Fans With SHOCK Interest For Star Target!
Liverpool have joined the race to sign highly rated English fullback Ben Chilwell, according to the Telegraph.
The defender is currently spending the season on loan at Huddersfield Town and he has impressed with his performances for the Championship side.
Scouts from Liverpool and Arsenal have been watching the defender for sometime and the Reds are keen to challenge the Gunners for the defender's signature, says the Telegraph.
The defender made his first team debut for Leceister City in the Foxes Capital One Cup 5-4 penalty defeat to Hull City earlier in the season.
The defender has captained the England U20 team on several occasions and was recently called up to the U21 squad.
The defender is a product of Leceister's City academy, he won the Leceister City academy player of the year last season due to his superb performances for the foxes under 21 team last season.
Chilwell has been previously monitored by Manchester United and Arsenal, according to the Daily Mail but Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool will be hoping to beat their rivals to the defender's signature.


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My belief in the value of community colleges started early. My father, mother, sister, son, and I all attended community colleges, and all for different reasons. My father needed a "job skill" after WWII; my mother took classes for personal interest; my sister was a "returning adult student" entering the workforce for the first time; I was the typical "transfer student;" and my youngest son, also a "transfer student", recently graduated from a four year university. The members of my family are very much like the community college students of today.
It was very natural, therefore, that I have stayed close to the community college system. As I have moved into increased areas of responsibility in student services, I have always remembered that the community college offers an almost unlimited opportunity for students; and that it is the role of student services to support, motivate, guide, and teach students as they travel their own personal road towards academic and life success.


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Did the banks alleged rate rigging help millions of homeowners avoid defaulting on their mortgages, and keep them in their homes?
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Or did the banks' rate rigging cause mortgage rates to soar before the financial crisis?
At the heart of the Libor scandal lies a conundrum:
If banks joined Barclays in artificially lowering a key interest rate used to price all sorts of consumer loans and securities during the depths of the financial crisis, that move not only made the banks look better, but it also helped those who had loans at the time tied to Libor.
For instance, Libor spiked over a three-week period starting Sept. 15, 2008, from 3% to 4%. That move higher occurred after Lehman Brothers crashed. The Reserve Primary Fund then broke the buck because of the losses it suffered on Lehman commercial paper. Investors then ran to the sidelines, the interbank lending market froze and banks and financial companies started to hoard cash, causing Libor to soar.
That had analysts at Citigroup at the time predicting that a sustained continued move higher could lead to a scary 10% rise in mortgage defaults and an 18% rise in adjustable-rate payments for the average subprime borrower. It appears Citigroup feared the rising short-term Libor rate would cause the longer term six month Libor rate to rise, too. Mortgages are tied to the longer six-month rate.
At that time, Citigroup said that about two-thirds of all adjustable mortgages were pegged to Libor at that time
But then Libor plunged, as economic activity ground to a halt. And lower Libor rates may have helped homeowners ever since by keeping mortgage payments down.
Of course, the flip side of that argument is that homeowners could have been – and may now be – paying an artificially higher rate if banks have compensated by artificially raising Libor now. And maybe that's how Americans will sit up and take notice of the Libor rate-rigging controversy.
The Financial Times has reported that at least 900,000 U.S. mortgages originated from 2005 to 2009 were indexed to Libor, citing data from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, a U.S. bank regulator. Those mortgages carry an unpaid principal balance of $275 billion, and equal about 3% of mortgages originated during that time.
To date, the Barclays scandal, which comes with embarrassing e-mail disclosures, show that there were no attempts to rig six-month Libor rates. Instead, allegations are that the one-month and three-month Libor were manipulated, not six month Libor, the benchmark used for adjustable mortgages.
At minimum, proving collusion is like trying to hit a soup bowl fifty miles out in space with a five-iron and a golf ball. Bank regulators will have to prove the rate rigging took place on the exact same day the banks reset all of these mortgages, and all to higher rates.
It is likely easier for the banks to try to nail Wall Street con artists who sliced and diced and repackaged rotten subprime loans into securities sold to pension funds and sovereign wealth funds. No perp walks yet on that.
Still, the short-term Libor rate rigging affects short term securities and derivatives—if yields were driven lower, that means the banks that sold these securities didn't have to pay as much yield to, say, money funds owned by, say, state or city pensions.
The only thing that's certain about the Libor rate-setting kerfuffle is a cultural one.
Panel banks who volunteer rates for Libor did not have to always base them solely on actual transactions in each of the currencies, securities or maturities for which they provided quotes.
Instead, practice has been to let panel banks use historical transactions to give their guesstimates about what are the proper borrowing rates in markets that have been iced over or dormant, such as the distant dusty corners of currencies markets, i.e. forward currency options on the Danish krone or whatever.
Problems with that practice came to the fore when the interbank market collapsed and dried up during the 2008 crisis. Then the controversy became whether these rate-setting practices were increasingly unmoored from reality—or at minimum based on transactions from antiquity.
Perhaps the overall issue is this controversy shows there is something wrong with the Libor culture.


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I'm No Longer Posting to this Blog
I apologize to those who have been following me faithfully at this blog, but I'm going to stop posting here. I hope you will jump ship and join me every day at my other Life Imitates Doodles blog.
For several years now, I've been posting exactly the same thing to both blogs. I did this because many people were having problems reading the other blog. With the advancements of technology, and reading the numbers on this blog, I don't think that is the case anymore. It takes time to keep this blog going, and I think the time would be better spent elsewhere.
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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Amounting to or consisting of a small number: one of my few bad habits.
- adj. Being more than one but indefinitely small in number: bowled a few strings.
- n. An indefinitely small number of persons or things: A few of the books have torn jackets.
- n. An exclusive or limited number: the discerning few; the fortunate few.
- pro. A small number of persons or things: "For many are called, but few are chosen" ( Matthew 22:14).
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- An indefinite, but usually small, number of.
- Not many; a small (in comparison with another number stated or implied) but somewhat indefinite number of.
- (US?) Obscuring one eighth to two eighths of the sky.
- (US?) Having a 10 percent chance of measurable precipitation (0.01 inch); used interchangeably with isolated.
- pro. Few people, few things.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- adj. Not many; small, limited, or confined in number; -- indicating a small portion of units or individuals constituting a whole; often, by ellipsis of a noun, a few people.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Not many; a small number; only a small number.
- n. Not many; only a small number (of persons or things): in this use properly an adjective, used elliptically as a plural noun, and not preceded by the article.
- n. A small number; a minority: in this sense preceded by the article a (originally in the plural) or the, with or without a noun following, the noun, if used, expressing the whole of which the few are taken, and being in the partitive genitive, with or without the preposition of: as, a few, or a few members, or a few of the members, dissented.
- n. A small quantity or portion; a little: followed by a noun (without of) in a construction similar to def. 2 and to that of little, n.
- n. See II., 3.
- n. Adv. phr. Somewhat; to some slight extent: often used ironically for a good deal.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adj. a quantifier that can be used with count nouns and is often preceded by `a'; a small but indefinite number
- n. a small elite group
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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I wish I could place every one before my readers to receive the meed of praise she so richly deserves; only a few, _very few_, names now occur to me.
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And even when these few were gathered together, and under the extraordinary effusion of the Holy Spirit, many were added to them, and "the multitude of them that believed were of one heart and one soul," they were still comparatively but a _few_.
The Annual Monitor for 1851 or, Obituary of the members of the Society of Friends in Great Britain and Ireland, for the year 1850
-- A few, a very _few_ weeks, and I am gone from him forever.
It is true, there were a few scraps of putrid fish in the boat, and Tom had found a fishing-line under the bottom-boards forward, so that, having a line and the wherewithal to bait it, they might possibly succeed in catching a _few_ fish.
The Saxon _few_ may have caught enough from its French cousin _peu_ to claim the benefit of the same doubt as to sound; and our slang phrase _a few_ (as 'I licked him a few') may well appeal to _un peu_ for sense and authority.
In one part of Tartary, there is a chain of mountains, and there are a few towns, and trees, but _very few_.
Our sage critics are not aware how many and whom they include in the denunciation of 'a few men who _pretend_ to all the knowledge, all the wisdom of the country; 'if by a _few_ they mean all who have spoken in the most favorable terms of Mr. Schoolcraft's book.
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A few, _very few_ more opportunities for prayer, and reconciliation with God, and your account is sealed up.
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Hi Josie,
The Trisara was amazing. We had the best time there, perfect for a "honeymoon trip" like ours.
The room we've stayed was among the best ones we have experienced, the pool was great, space, all great.
The food was also great, we went out one day for dinner at the Aman, and the food of the Trisara was better.
The spa and the gym were well equipped and the service was correct.
I'd recommend the Trisara for couples willing to have a 'honeymoon'. We're very happy with the choice.
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Rendigar wrote:You may also wish do a fixed number of minutes per round at maximum, because 100 turns to a forced loss for both can take a long time if one person chooses to stall just by waiting to the last second to choose their move, 100 times.
why no Egberts (is it not available on EU or something I am missing)
Only EU players can enter this Tournament? If so, I cant because I play on a NA server
Celya wrote:I'm cautiously interested in this, will have to think a bit because I tend to lean towards "fun" rather than competitive pvp teams, and not sure yet if I can make that date. Will email to confirm, if so.
Celya wrote:How long do you expect the tournament to last? Or is it dependant on the nr of participants?
Awq wrote:I am glad that you are interested! I really hope that we do get enough players to make this a success.
And I really appreciate it that you have given it some thought. It's awesome, thank you for your feedback!
Stall teams did not occur to me. People did not use stall teams in the tournaments that I've joined.
"If a fights lasts 100 rounds, it will count as a loss for both players. In the case that such a loss occurs at 1-1, both teams will technically have lost".
This strongly discourages stall teams. Great feedback! Thank you for making this tournament better.
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NEW COLLEGES FORMED A plan to reorganize the College of Integrated Science and Technology into two colleges took effect July 1, 2012. The new colleges are the College of Health and Behavioral Studies and the College of Integrated Science and Engineering.
Psychology's Jack Presbury Wins Publication Award
Psychology's Jack Presbury has received a Publication Award from the Association of Counselor Educators and Supervisors (ACES), which is a division of the American Counseling Association (ACA). Each year, a counselor educator from somewhere in the United States is given this award as recognition of his or her efforts in the area of publication. Jack Presbury has published books, book chapters, articles, and has given presentations at state, regional and national conferences.
When asked about his award, Presbury said, "What you must know is that I did not deserve this award alone. I always collaborate with other faculty members at JMU on my publications and presentations. Others who should be named are: Dr. Lennie Echterling, Dr. Ed McKee, Dr. Joe Marchal, Dr. Eric Cowan, Dr. Renee Staton, Dr. Bill Evans, and your dean: Dr. Jerry Benson. These are all people with whom I have published. I consider this an honor for our entire Counseling Psychology program here at JMU. It is clearly one of the best of its kind in the country."


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Skip to comments.The Fiscal Cost of Unlawful Immigrants and Amnesty to the U.S. Taxpayer
Posted on 05/13/2013 10:15:41 AM PDT by ek_hornbeck
Executive Summary
Unlawful immigration and amnesty for current unlawful immigrants can pose large fiscal costs for U.S. taxpayers. Government provides four types of benefits and services that are relevant to this issue:
Direct benefits. These include Social Security, Medicare, unemployment insurance, and workers compensation.
Means-tested welfare benefits. There are over 80 of these programs which, at a cost of nearly $900 billion per year, provide cash, food, housing, medical, and other services to roughly 100 million low-income Americans. Major programs include Medicaid, food stamps, the refundable Earned Income Tax Credit, public housing, Supplemental Security Income, and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families.
Public education. At a cost of $12,300 per pupil per year, these services are largely free or heavily subsidized for low-income parents.
Population-based services. Police, fire, highways, parks, and similar services, as the National Academy of Sciences determined in its study of the fiscal costs of immigration, generally have to expand as new immigrants enter a community; someone has to bear the cost of that expansion.
The cost of these governmental services is far larger than many people imagine. For example, in 2010, the average U.S. household received $31,584 in government benefits and services in these four categories.
The governmental system is highly redistributive. Well-educated households tend to be net tax contributors: The taxes they pay exceed the direct and means-tested benefits, education, and population-based services they receive. For example, in 2010, in the whole U.S. population, households with college-educated heads, on average, received $24,839 in government benefits while paying $54,089 in taxes. The average college-educated household thus generated a fiscal surplus of $29,250 that government used to finance benefits for other households.
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(Excerpt) Read more at heritage.org ...
A reality check by the Heritage Foundation suggests otherwise. Far from rescuing our economy and social institutions, the overwhelming majority of illegals are a net drain on society.
May Fifth is National Mexican go home day, and all other alien illegal invaders.
Amnesty does not mean a thing the cost will be the same or more unless they cancel their Dole and no allowance to reapply for 5 years! They want amnesty, well I would like Amnesty for the taxpayer paying for all their BS!
Yet the Democrats, enabled by far too many Republicans (such as McCain and Miss Graham), want us to believe that these same people will work some kind of economic miracle in the US - eliminating unemployment, rescuing Social Security, and and revitalizing our civic life all in a single bound!
Add to the Heritage outline these facts;
Protecting our Sovereignty
In that May 3rd speech Obama gave before the Mexican Anthropological Museum in which he blamed America for the violence in Mexico I believe he went even futhur. Theres a inference but never referenced by name to the Gasden purchase and border settlements US made with Mexico where Obama hinted he seems to side with the Mexican claims. Would those in attendence share that view is a question that should be asked, because I believe they would,.he does.
As a counter to the amnesty push Ive been arguing for reciprocal treatment. Pointing out that the Mexicans have been getting most favorable treatment above the rest of our neighbors both north and south. Theyre permitted to cross our borders and enter illegally and are allowed access to rights of citizenship (with the exception of voting which if the democrat party regains control over the House will happen) other nationals entering this country dont get.
Also by allowing Mexicans to do this any quota ration for immigration from other south and central American countrys are taken up by Mexicans while that country is laying claim to a large chunk of our sovereign territory.
We are already seeing the result of this in certain areas claimed by the Mexicans. Their national flag (standard) gets displayed over ours. Where there is a controlling number of Mexican nationals (illegals). Its displayed over certain institutions particularly schools accompanied by riots and disturbances. Blacks are threatend by Mexicans in certain sections of citys in those areas. Were courting trouble by not placing a value on our sovereignty and our citizenship.
Worse yet if a US citizen goes into Mexico never mind illegaly but legally. Theyll get 2nd class treatment. Land ownership in title is prohibited period. And there are a slew of regulations they must comply with. Which doesnt apply to a citizen of Mexico.
By not insisting on reciprocity particularly on those who have entered this country illegally were offering no incentive for assimilation and were not easing the burden for our fellow citizens who for what ever reason decided to live in Mexico.
Richwine, formerly of the Heritage Foundation...
and the illegal aliens...
they will cost us up to 6 TRILLION if they get AMNESTY
there have been many conserbative organizations refuting that heritage report
saying it doesn't use accurate figures.
Common sense suggests there is NO WAY illegals won't cost taxpayers tons more
illegals getting even permanent cards will be a huge net DRAIN
but it may be too late to stop the illegal train wreck
Richwine became "controversial" for observing that most of the immigrants that we get from Mexico are from the low IQ end of the scale.
What a bunch of losers the alleged right leaning organization have become.
The is no such thing as an Unlawful or Illegal Immigrant.
These people have not, are not, will not immigrate.
They are criminal trespasser and if we cannot even fight the wordsmith battle with the left we sure cannot expect to win the entire debate.
If one of these criminal trespassers took up residence in some government official's home would they be unlawful guests, unlawful residents?
STOP letting the left define the terms of the debate and you will have a better starting point from which to launch your argument.
The Eight Cucarachas have told us everything will be fine. Would they lie?
As we see multiple federal agencies affected by budget cuts and furloughs, I begin to wonder how long the Federal Government will be able to keep up with its constitutional functions before the wave of entitlement spending overwhelms it. Entitlement spending is neither constitutional nor sustainable.
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Tagliovivo in Italian means raw cut. This concept express the identity of the brand, a combination between a rough look and a luxury product. The leathers used to create Tagliovivo bags are vegetable tanned, produced by Guidi tannery and they are incredibly natural. Most of the metal buckles used are rings which come from ancient wrought iron chains from the second half of the nineteenth century. Each bag is cut by hand choosing the right part of the leather and is made to be a durable object that becomes more beautiful over time.
Black Guidi leather belt with textured metal belt buckle.
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Ever had the urge to compete in the Olympics? This is your chance to answer the call and compete for glory! Jabbywockyz present the first inaugural Winter Olympics live from Dauphin, Manitoba. Team up and face off against fellow geocachers in this event that is recommended for people of all ages. Battle for gold in a variety of different winter themed activities. Do you have what it takes to win some medals for your country?
Location and Time
The Olympics will be held in Vermillion Park on Sunday, February 19th(long weekend) in Dauphin, MB. Opening Ceremonies will begin at 1pm.
Event Info
We encourage everyone to log their will attend as early as possible to help us with the planning. When you log your will attend specify which country you would log to represent. It's first come first serve however Canada is already taken for the host team. We would like to have team sizes consisting of at least 2 to 4 people (or more if your a family team). If you are an individual person no worries! Just let us know and we can help find you a team. Throughout the afternoon your team will compete in scheduled activities for your opportunity to win medals!
Event Activities
We have plenty of fun activities that will promote friendly competition, team building and camaraderie.
Viking Kubb
The Woodpile
Wolf Tracker
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Can you build a snowman? (without snow)
Some of the other fun stuff that will be going on during the event will be: campfire, snow taffy and hot chocolate, team selfies, snow mascot building. At the end of the event we will be having the closing ceremonies and medals ceremony.
Remember to dress warm with lots of layers as the weather is unpredictable. We encourage everyone to bring water and snacks to stay hydrated and keep your energy up. If you have please bring snowshoes and gps unit as they will come in handy.
In the evening we will be hosting a potluck supper. This will be published as a seperate event. Take this time to enjoy some good food, unwind, reflect on the day and visit with fellow cachers. If possible we ask that each team brings a dish that is influenced by the country they represented. In your will attend please specify if you will be bringing an salad, entree or dessert. We will provide plates, cutlery, cups, napkins, water, coffee, juice. After supper everyone is welcome to join us for a night hike to find a new night cache.


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Champions League: Bayern's Guardiola undaunted by Juventus' winning run
Massimiliano Allegri's Juventus may have been the form side in Europe the last few months but Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola still believes his side can win the opening leg of their Champions League last 16 tie on Tuesday.football Updated: Feb 23, 2016 18:36 IST
Massimiliano Allegri's Juventus may have been the form side in Europe the last few months but Bayern Munich coach Pep Guardiola still believes his side can win the opening leg of their Champions League last 16 tie on Tuesday.
"Allegri has done a very good job here (at Juventus) and although they didn't have a great start to the season, we're up against a Juve side that has just won 15 games in succession (before Friday night's 0-0 draw at Bologna)," Guardiola told media in Turin on Monday.
"It will be complicated and make for an interesting game, but ideally we're going out to score some goals and try to win this game so we can then control the return leg in Munich."
Considered one of the favourites for this year's title along with Real Madrid and holders Barcelona, Bayern travel to Turin in solid form but with worries over a decimated backline.
A 3-1 win over Darmstadt at the weekend maintained their eight-point lead at the top of the Bundesliga, but Bayern have central defensive problems.
Both Holger Badstuber and Jerome Boateng are sidelined with injury and although Mehdi Benatia is expected to return, he has "no games in his legs", said Guardiola.
"We don't have a central defence, that's the reality. But we have to make do with the players we have," added the Spaniard, who will leave the club at the end of the season to take over at Manchester City.
It should give Juventus plenty of incentive as they look to repeat their feats of last year when they ousted Real Madrid in the semi-finals only to be outclassed 3-1 by Barcelona in the final.
But when it comes to Bayern, the Old Lady of Turin does not have history on her side.
Bayern are the only foreign team to have beaten Juventus in Turin in the past decade, winning 2-0 home and away on their way to a fifth Champions League trophy in 2013.
Asked if a supposed German 'inferiority complex' in relation to the Italy team could be applied at club level, Bayern skipper Philipp Lahm almost laughed into his sleeve when he reminded media of Bayern's solid form against Juventus in recent years.
"We have beaten Juventus several times over the past seasons in the competition. In fact we've only had good experiences against Juventus," said Lahm.
On one of those occasions, in 2013, current Juventus striker Mario Mandzukic scored once against the Italians in Turin.
Mandzukic has been sidelined recently but is expected to return to Juventus' starting line-up fully charged and ready to partner Argentine striker Paulo Dybala.
But the Croatia international can expect no leniency from his former team-mates, according to Arjen Robben.
"This will be an important game for Mario. We're happy to see him again but we'll be doing everything to close him down," said the Dutchman.
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(Lanka-e-News -08.Aug.2017, 9.30AM) The media secretary Asitha Rajapakse of minster Mangala Samaraweera issued a media communique in connection with the arrest of the minister's public relations secretary . The full text of the communique is hereunder …
The media reports relating to the arrest of the private secretary of minister Mangala Samaraweera are absolutely baseless.
Based on the arrest of a member of the personal staff of minister Mangala Samaraweera , along with three others by the police STF on the 5 th (night) , and handing over the suspects to the Mt. Lavinia police , certain news websites have started a mudslinging campaign against the minister. It has therefore become necessary to issue an official communique to clear the cloud of doubts .
Sameera Manahara , the public relationship secretary of minister Mangala Samaraweera was arrested along with three friends of his by the police STF on 5 th night at about 8.45 at Mt. Lavinia when they were on their way to attend a party. They were arrested following a search conducted by the police on the jeep they were travelling . This jeep belonged to one of those in the group ,and drugs were detected during the search.
After one of the inmates admitted those contraband were his , the STF has visited the house of the suspect who admitted , and taken into custody 16 bottles of liquor , three cartons of cigarettes , a sword on display and a manna (knife) which was meant for domestic use . The suspects were subsequently entrusted to the custody of Mt . Lavinia court the following morning (06).
In the afternoon when all the four suspects were produced before the acting magistrate on the 6 th afternoon , the police submitting a B report informed that except the first suspect in whose possession the contraband were , there was nothing to prove that the other three accused had anything to do with it. The police also stated, others too were arrested because they were travelling in the same vehicle of the first accused.
The police inspector explained further to the magistrate , that except the first accused , no charges of possession of drugs or drug peddling have been filed against the other three accused , and hence they can be enlarged on bail. The magistrate who examined the facts and submissions decided to remand the first accused and release the other three accused including Sameera on bail.
In the circumstances , the allegations hurled against the public relations secretary of minister Mangala Samaraweera by the news websites are proved false and baseless.
Asitha Rajapakse
Media secretary to Hon. Minister Mangala Samaraweera
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If this idiot wants to shoot himself,go ahead do it and do it quickly,it has nothing to do with Mangala
good on you mangala sit and relax,if this idiot wants to hang himself give him enough rope to hang himself,good riddance
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So, you have chosen your bouldering mat and set off for the crag. Once there, how do you position your mat to optimise safety?
Ultimately, nothing can guarantee a safe landing when bouldering. It is a fantastic, adrenaline filled sport but safety cannot be a certainty. When scrambling up that humongous boulder, I am well aware that it is as possible that I could injure myself falling from 10 cm as it is possible I may fall from 10 m and manage to walk away. I find that most 'comfortable' bouldering takes place between 1-3 metres. 3-5 metres can feel rather high and the pad can look pretty small from this distance. Learning to fall safely from this height is a skill. Especially when you are at your limit. I always feel much more secure with a group of friends and multiple crash pads!
Once I am at the foot of my chosen problem, the first thing I think about is where I am most likely to land if I fall off the boulder. If it is a straight forward vertical problem then I would simply place the bouldering mat at the base of the rock in a central position. Often I will put the mat about 10 cm away from the rock on a vertical climb as I conclude I am unlikely to fall in that space. Unless, of course, I have grated myself down the whole rock, in which case I will have probably slowed down enough to not sustain so much injury from the landing anyway! (Top tip: don't grate yourself down the rock- it will hurt).
I hate to be without a spotter when bouldering. A spotter can help to slow the speed of a fall and to guide you on to the mat. Other duties of a spotter is to stop you rolling off the mat down the hill and to prevent hapless wanderers walking underneath whilst you are climbing. I always feel comforted having someone there to do that but there are mixed opinions on spotting. A spotter can get in the way of a fall and cause injury to both parties so it is a personal decision. But whenever I am bouldering higher than about a foot or 2 off the ground, I always have a spotter. I find spotters can also be useful for shuffling mats to give you the best protection for each part of the climb.
I always do a quick ground survey of the base of the climb and surrounding objects and make mat adjustments accordingly. For example, I would see if there was a slope beneath the problem that could cause the mat to slip away. In this scenario, I would get a spotter to jam the mat whilst I climbed. Sometimes there may be protruding rocks from nearby boulders but a relatively low, flat landing. In this case I might use the mat to protect from these rocks rather than the landing.
Once the mat is positioned and I'm on the wall, I would need to consider landing. Having climbed for about 16 years now, it comes as second nature so I am not focusing on falling during every move. I am aware of my position relative to the mat and how an awkward move could affect how I will land. I know which positions are higher risk, where my strengths are and where I can push a bit harder. That said, I am not without apprehension on bold moves even if logically it should be within my capability! Much of this is just common sense and listening to your own instincts.
One thing I always remember is my mother telling me when I was little about if one falls from a height and tenses up, one is more likely to break bones. So I always try not to tense up during a fall! I fell face first out of a tree once on the forest floor (long story) and naturally relaxed everything. When I hit the ground my nose bled and I winded myself but there were no broken bones! This may not work for everybody though.
If I am falling in a controlled manner (i.e. feet first, upright) I always try to land in the centre of the mat with feet apart whilst bending my knees. If I am falling in a less than perfect manner, I try to go with the flow of the fall following the format of a semi-parachute roll. I am particularly cautious about taking impact to my knees because I have always had dodgy knees that used to click out of place. So, I may fall feet-ass-hip/back-arm which I feel spreads out the impact but many climbers have disagreed with me on this!
Generally speaking, I try not to fight gravity by over- controlling the fall. Attempts to rectify falling position often lead to more injury. Another important skill I have learnt, is knowing when to back down from a climb- learning to let those niggling projects go (albeit temporarily); practice and come back another day. The main thing when out bouldering is common sense. Do not try to push past your experience level. Trust your gut instinct. If something feels unsafe, find another way of doing it.
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The information is displayed for example in the Text Boxes, however when they hit Enter on the form because the table is disabled for some reason the information is lost when I do my update to the SQL Server (the text box shows "")?
Why is it I can see the information on the screen, but the text box shows empty when hitting enter on the form?
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Basically, I'm trying to change the layout of some repeated data from a straight table, to something more design-heavy. It's the same data, just re-organised slightly. The current ASP.NET code looks like this:
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In my example, I have a Class called "Ingredient" which has 4 public accessors: Name, Barcode, Amount, and Unit
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I am using an html editor to format html and data (for reports) and then using reporting services to render the html harnessing the report server to view, export,
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I have a technical problem as the title described. I need to achieve this by SSIS that means the destination file could be XML or HTML. However, before inserting dynamic data from source, an XML or HTML format table must be predefined. In the final destination
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