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Crane Garden Buildings - Sheds and Summerhouses
Crane Garden Buildings is a family run business, and they have been making timber buildings in Norfolk for over 40 years.
They are proud to acknowledge that their trade is built around their reputation and they firmly believe that this is due to the provision of a personal service from design stage to installation.
Their buildings are exceptional and they source the best quality timber and materials for every stage of the building process. They employ skilled craftsmen and a well-regarded installation team to finish the building to the very highest of our expected standards.
Crane Garden Buildings has produced a range of sheds and summerhouses for us inspired by gardens and buildings within the grounds that we care for and very much centred around traditional design.
To find out more, or to view the full range, please click here.
For each product sold a contribution is made to the National Trust to help look after and conserve special places for ever, for everyone.


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21-Day Microbe & Parasite Cleanse
The reason we are calling this the "Microbe & Parasite Cleanse" is because there are many different infectious organisms that are causing problems with people today. Doctors are handing out antibiotics to everyone, and have been doing so for almost 100 years. We know infections are a major problem, but do we fully realize the extent of how they make us feel miserable and ruin people's lives? Yeast, fungus, mold, mycotoxins and candida are just a few of the various terms related to the overgrowth of infectious organisms. The infection in the body is a living organism that eats, breathes, and yes, poops. This is what is creating the acidic condition of the body and the miserable symptoms most people have. The waste created is acetyldehyde, a toxic alcohol byproduct to the surrounding tissues and organs.
Believe it or not, these organisms are there for a reason. They are designed, by God, to break down and recycle waste. They thrive in acidic, unhealthy environments. They are the cleanup crew and are put into action when the conditions are right, usually in a congested, acidic and unhealthy body. Because we are a few generations into choosing man-made food and pharmaceutical drugs, and have abandoned most of the natural things of God, our children are getting weaker and weaker with each generation. Newborns are now being born with candida overgrowth (thrush, eczema, cradle cap…yes these are signs of candida!) and we are completely out of tune with how to bring balance back to the body because we do not understand God's design of our bodies and the earth we live in. We continue to choose processed foods, chemical drugs, antibiotics, birth control pills, pesticides and synthetic hormones and we wonder how our immune systems have gotten so weak. It is because of the destructive effect that these choices have on our guts, healthy bacteria, kidneys, lymph and the rest of our bodies that we find ourselves in the crisis we are in today.
If you have chronic illness, have suffered for years with sickness, pain and degeneration, there is a 99% chance you have chronic systemic infection.
To fully heal from these issues, it takes patience and diligence. The "candida-diet" for 2 weeks isn't enough. We must set our minds on lifestyle change, long-term focus. It takes a combination of good diet (not feeding the infections), eliminating the infectious organisms and cleansing the body to restore a healthy environment (alaklinity) within the body. Then we will see the rebuilding of our immune system. Remember that when your fish gets sick, you don't try to heal the fish before you clean up the fish tank! Cleaning up your environment requires a targeted approach…
Step 1: Starve the infection.
Step 2: Kill the infection.
Step 3: Cleanse out the waste of dead infection.
Step 4: Maintain a healthy internal environment through diet and cleansing the lymph & liver.
This program is designed as a 21-day "jumpstart," to a new life. For people with chronic illness, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, lyme's disease, cancer, yeast infections, UTI's, constant sickness with pneumonia, bronchitis etc. it can take months, or even years of consistent lifestyle changes. However, these 21-days will give you hope and encouragement that you can and will get better! Look for long-term maintenance tips at the end of the cleanse document.

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L.A. mayor aids anti-piracy project
EmptyLos Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and other local leaders were set to attend a news conference Friday regarding a regional economic group's new study showing entertainment piracy cost area companies $5.2 billion in lost revenue and 106,000 jobs in 2005.
About $2.7 billion was pegged to film piracy and the balance attributed to piracy of music and other intellectual property.
A previous MPAA study put lost revenue from global film piracy at $18.2 billion in '05. Both the EDC and MPAA figures are based only on informed estimates, but officials said they help point to the magnitude of the problem.
In a related announcement, Villaraigosa has unveiled plans for an anti-piracy task force.


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Time Commitment
Part time (10-30 hrs/wk)
Long-Term (6 months-1 year)
1 Centre St.
Suite 2312
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Position Summary: Big Apple Greeter is currently seeking a volunteer who is familiar with Queens to expand our presence there. This is a good opportunity for someone who enjoys meeting people and doing promotional outreach. The purpose of this position is to help us promote Queens by recruiting more Queens residents to volunteer as Greeters who will share the borough with more visitors, showing them its variety of neighborhoods and attractions.
Mission: Launched May 1992, Big Apple Greeter is an independent non-profit corporation. Its mission is to enhance New York City's worldwide image and enrich the New York experience by connecting visitors with knowledgeable and enthusiastic volunteers. Policies and goals are set by a Board of Directors. A very small, dedicated staff and a committed corps of volunteers help Big Apple Greeter promote a friendly image of New York and create opportunities for New Yorkers to show pride in their city and give something back to the city.
Duties and Responsibilities: This person would:
- Compile lists of Queens-based organizations (Community Boards, universities, colleges, trade schools, senior centers, branch libraries, etc.).
- Reach out to these organizations, by phone, e-mail, or in person, to inform them of our mission and our work and to recruit volunteers. This might involve distributing brochures/flyers and/or making short presentations.
- Assist in identifying opportunities/locations for Greeter Outings and greets to Queens.
Qualifications: This person should:
- Be a good communicator
- Be outgoing and people-oriented
- Be detail-oriented, accurate, and flexible.
Time Commitment: 2 days or 4 half-days a week, flexible; minimum six-month commitment.
How To Apply
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How to set up a new OneDrive account
- For a personal account, go to https://onedrive.live.com/ and press the "Sign up" button.
For a business account, go to https://login.microsoftonline.com/
Follow the steps to create a new account.
You will receive a confirmation link on the email address you provided. Click that link in order to activate the account.
2. On the first page, enter a name for the backup in the Backup Name field.
3. In the Where do you want to save the backup section, select OneDrive as backup destination.
4. Select the account type you want to use: "Personal" or "Business".
Press Choose account. A new window will appear to log on into your OneDrive account, then you have to allow Backup4all application to view and manage the files on OneDrive. Then press Next.
5. On the What do you want to backup page, add the backup sources. Press Next.
6. On the How do you want to backup page, you can choose the backup type and optionally set the encryption. Press Next.
7. On the What do you want to backup page, you can set the backup job to automatically run on the specified time and days.
8. Press Save and run.
How to restore from OneDrive
Steps to follow:
- If the backup job does not exist in Backup4all, you must open it from File->Open from.
2. Select the OneDrive page. Configure OneDrive account.
3. After the OneDrive account was set, press Show to display the backup jobs in destination. Select the catalog you want to open and press Open. Backup4all will recreate that backup job.
4. If you select to restore from a specific version, press Next to indicate the version or the date you want to restore the files. Press Next
5. Press Finish to start the restore process.
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Chris Cooper has signed on to play Noman Osborn in Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man 2 for Columbia Pictures.
The character of Osborn is pivotal in the franchise because he is the alter ego of the Green Goblin, which was played by Willem Dafoe in the original Spider-Man movies. It is unclear whether Cooper will make his villainous turn in this film or in a sequel. Osborn starts out as a mentor to the superhero before turning bad.
I think its worth pointing out this doesn't mean Green Goblin will be in the movie. I noticed a lot of people throwing a fit "wah why are they remaking the second movie." He is simply Osbourne right now, and he has a lot to develop as that character before actually turning "evil."
Also people need to realize Green Goblin used to be Spider-Man's Joker. They are arch enemies and until they started using Green Goblin as a bigger Marvel universe villain, he was in a lot of stories. Lately its been twisted to Doc Ock because other characters like Daredevil have taken Green Goblin away.
SPOILER (he has appeared again in Superior Spider-Man, which is awesome)
So there's going to be three villains now? Rhino, Electro and Goblin?
How can they fit them all in without it failing miserably like Spider-man 3?
i think he wont turn into goblin until the next installment, jamie foxx and paul giamatti will be the main villains as electro and rhino respectively and that should be enough because they might do a spiderman 3 overloaded cast all over again. with all the characters included in this sequel i hope the movie would run for 2 1/2 hours to give significance to all characters especially for introducing norman osborne and mary jane in the series.


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Published: February 2nd, 2013 at 5:18 pm ET
Source: Facebook
Author: Julie Dermansky
Date: Feb. 1, 2013
h/t Anonymous tips
Here are 4 video clips shot today of an eerie situation in the marsh near the sinkhole in Bayou Corne, a story I am now covering.
Bubbles coming up from the marsh in a location off Triche Canal near the sinkhole in Bayou Corne where I have been working on a story this last week. […] Some that have already been marked off- others that appear to be additional sites to those already identified.
More to follow on the situation in Bayou Corne once my story is done. If you are from the area and want to share your input/experience please send me a message on Facebook or to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Watch more of the bubbling here
Published: February 2nd, 2013 at 5:18 pm ET
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Transition to Adulthood
Transition Supports
From Entitlement to Eligibility
- Shifting from pediatric to adult healthcare with adequate insurance;
- Leaving school for work or alternative meaningful experiences;
- Moving from home to an inclusive, supportive community; and
- Minimizing dependence on family as one grows into a greater degree of self-sufficiency and self-determination.
Information & Support
For Professionals
Transitions (National Center for Medical Home Implementation)
Information for clinicians about transitioning pediatric patients to adult health care. Includes links to AAP guidance, videos, tools, and resources
Adolescent Health Transition Project, University of Washington
A resource for adolescents with special health care needs, chronic illnesses, physical or developmental disabilities. Center on Human Development and Disability (CHDD) at the University of Washington.
Transition Resources for Providers, University of Illinois
Division of Specialized Care for Children (DSCC), from by the University of Illinois at Chicago. Includes general information for providers on transition from childhood to adulthood, including fact sheets, tools, transition timelines, and other materials.
Independent Living Institute
This non-profit organization in Europe provides information, educational materials and an on-line library on disability rights and independent living issues.
Kentucky Transition Resources
From the Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services, Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs, downloadable printable teaching sheets for your patients on topics such as staying healthy, managing their own healthcare, future planning, working, and more.
Kids as Self-Advocates (KASA)
KASA is a national, grassroots network of youth with special needs and friends, speaking on behalf of ourselves. We are leaders in our communities, and we help spread helpful, positive information among our peers to increase knowledge around various issues. Those issues include: living with special health care needs, health care transition issues, education, employment, and many more. We also help health care professionals, policymakers and other adults in our communities understand what it's like to live with special health care needs and we participate in discussions about how to help each other succeed.
A Guide for Health Care Providers: Transition Planning for Adolescents with Special Health Care Needs and Disabilities
Information and checklist for providers to help youth transition to adulthood. Includes the topics of health care, law, education, employment, recreation, and more. Companion manual for families and teens available; produced by the Institute for Community Inclusion at Children's Hospital, Boston 2000.
Utah Respecting the Young Adult Patient Video
The Young Adult Advisory Committee (YAC) for the Utah Medical Home - Integrated Services Project (UISP) provides these tips for doctors helping youth with disabilities transition to adult care services at the 2007 UISP/UPIQ Learning Session.
Transition Action Care Plan ( 14 KB)
Sample action plan for youth and young adults. From the Collaborative Medical Home Project.
Transition Coalition
From the University of Kansas, Department of Special Education, this site provides information, resources, and training for providers to help them help youth transition to adulthood. Training includes best practices, cultural diversity, assessment, working with families and more.
Transition Referral Form ( 22 KB)
Sample form to track referrals to other agencies providing transition services. From the Collaborative Medical Home Project.
Transition-Screening Tool ( 20 KB)
Sample screening tool that addresses various transition topics including health, transportation, psychosocial, legal rights, employment, and more. From the Collaborative Medical Home Project.
Transition Timeline ( 32 KB)
This sample timeline from the Intermountain Collaborative, for ages 2-22, provides suggestions for things that parents and providers should be teaching and checking as children transition through different age ranges and on to adulthood.
For Parents and Patients
Utah Bureau of Children with Special Health Care Needs (UDOH)
Provides services for children with special health care needs, including clinical services, care coordination, newborn screening, and birth defect surveillance; an agency under the Utah Department of Health, Division of Community and Family Health Services.
Center for Persons with Disabilities, Utah State University
A University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Education, Research, and Service (UCEDD) that strengthens families and individuals across the lifespan through education, policy, and services.
Disability Law Center, Utah
A nonprofit organization designated by the Governor to protect the rights of people with disabilities in Utah. Mission: to enforce and strengthen laws that protect the opportunities, choices and legal rights of people with disabilities in Utah.
Utah Parent Center
A nonprofit organization that provides training, information, referral, and assistance to parents of children and youth with all disabilities including physical, mental, hearing, vision, learning, behavioral, and emotional. Staff consists primarily of parents of children and youth with disabilities.
Utah Department of Human Services - Division of Services for People with Disabilities
Provides programs and services for people with disabilities. Important for all families of children with special needs to be aware of this service, the sooner, the better due to the waiting list.
Utah School for the Deaf and the Blind
Information about programs including programs for infants and toddlers, school-age students, and residential services. Information about the Braille Literacy Advisory Committee, school calendar, newsletters and more.
Utah State Office of Education
This site provides information about Utah schools, the school board, rules, regulations, and more.
Utah Statewide Independent Living Council (USILC)
Non-profit organization that promotes full inclusion, independence, and empowerment of people with disabilities through advocacy/systems change, planning/organization, education, networking, resource development and independent living service enhancement.
Utah Vocational Rehabilitation
A web-based locator for Utah state offices, Vocational Rehabilitation assists and empowers eligible individuals with disabilities to achieve and maintain meaningful employment.
Utah Center for Assistive Technology (UCAT)
Offering information and technical services to help people identify and obtain the technology that will help them become more independent in their lives. Augmentative communication, bicycle, steering wheel, and wheelchair assistance: assessment and cost estimate. Utah Augmentative Alternative Communication and Technology Teams evaluate children for assistive technology needs for school.
Utah 2-1-1
A free information and referral line for health, human and community services. 2-1-1 provides information and referral on topics such as emergency food pantries, rental assistance, public health clinics, child care resources, support groups, legal aid, and a variety of nonprofit and governmental agencies. Call for quick answers. The online directory provides anytime access to the same information. Confidential and free.
Transition Handbook: From 'No' Where to 'Know' Where ( 1.1 MB)
This handbook, from the Utah Parent Center, is designed for parents of children with disabilities to help them be active participants in developing transition goals and activities as their children transition to adulthood and includes information about steps to transition, graduation, laws, roles of players, transition planning, employment, training, independent living, timelines, advocacy, SSI, health care, guardianship, estate planning, and a directory of related Utah organizations.
Utah Transitions to the Future ( 1.5 MB)
This flyer from Intermountain Sandy Clinic (Medical Home) offers tips and Salt Lake area transition resources for families of youth with special health care needs. Resources include mental health, independent living, driving, guardianship, jobs, community supports, and other resources.
A Parent's Guide on Puberty for Children with Disabilities ( 7 KB)
A toolkit for parents to use as they choose, this publication was developed and written by Vanderbilt Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (LEND) long-term trainees.
DSCC Transition Resources for Families
Division of Specialized Care for Children (DSCC), from the University of Illinois at Chicago, provides transition information from childhood to adulthood including fact sheets, tools, transition timelines, and other materials for families.
Full Life Ahead Foundation
Provides the "Full Life Ahead: A Workbook and Guide to Adult Life for Students and Families of Students with Disabilities." This guide was created to offer parents and students the tools and information necessary to plan for their future. Developed and written by parents and students for other parents and students, this guide can help families successfully work through the transition process.
Social Security Work Site
Promotes the employment of Social Security beneficiaries.
Got Transition?
Center for Health Care Transition Improvement, a national resource for improving health care transition supports for youth moving into the adult health care system, for health care professionals, families, youth, and state policy makers. The Six Core Elements of Health Care Transition 2.0 define the basic components of health care transition support.
State Education Contacts and Information
Contact the department of education in your state, or the adult ed, arts, child care, higher ed, humanities, libraries, PTA, special ed, tech-prep, vocational rehabilitation, vocational-technical, or other education office in your state.
Center for Parent Information and Resources (DOE)
Maintains a large resource library with information related to children with disabilities. Parent Centers in every state provide training to parents of children with disabilities and provide information about local conferences, support groups, and finding schools and other local services; Department of Education, Office of Special Education.
Keeping It Real: How to Get the Supports You Need for the Life You Want
This curriculum supports students as the transition from high school to adulthood and provides information and tools relating to transition; self-assessment; supports; employment and careers; education and training; living arrangements, recreation and leisure; and resources; from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.
National Center on Secondary Education and Transition
The National Center on Secondary Education and Transition (NCSET) coordinates national resources, offers technical assistance, and disseminates information related to secondary education and transition for youth with disabilities in order to create opportunities for youth to achieve successful futures. NCSET is headquartered at the Institute on Community Integration in the University of Minnesota's College of Education and Human Development.
P.R.O. Filer Personal Portfolio & Filing System ( 160 KB)
P.R.O. filer - Personal Portfolio and Filing System (2000), an innovative tool designed by students for students that provides a way to organize important documents, keep records of school and community learning opportunities, and create a personal portfolio to showcase their accomplishments. Published by the Institute on Community Integration. See the companion Personal Portfolio Manual. For more tools, see the All Means All School-to-Work web site at http://ici.umn.edu/all/.
Personal Portfolio Manual ( 151 KB)
P.R.O. filer - Personal Portfolio and Filing System (2000), an innovative tool designed by students for students that provides a way to organize important documents, keep records of school and community learning opportunities, and create a personal portfolio to showcase their accomplishments. Published by the Institute on Community Integration. See the companion P.R.O. Filer Personal Portfolio & Filing System.
Checklist for Transition ( 85 KB)
From Healthy and Ready to Work, this checklist is for medical practices to determine their knowledge and skills for supporting youth transitioning to adulthood in areas including policy, medical home, family/youth involvement, insurance and screening.
Plan Your Health, Live Your Life ( 8.1 MB)
Transitions are for everyone. This 6-page planning document has information for teens as they become adults including career goals, health, pregnancy planning, immunizations, STIs, personal safety, emotional health, finances, and more; developed by the Utah Department of Health and collaborative partners.
Autonomy Checklist ( 45 KB)
A sample checklist that includes an extenisve list of home skills; health care skills; community skills; lesisure skills; vocational options; and living arrangements; from the University of Washington.
Transition Worksheet ( 94 KB)
A worksheet to help consider options during transition to adulthood including living arrangements, transportation, employment, education, and more.
Youth Leadership Toolkit
Guide book and DVD videos for youth/young adults, parents, medical providers, and other professionals with tips from young adults to assist in transitioning to adulthood. Includes transportation, finding adult health care, healthy relationships, employment/volunteering, self-advocacy and independent living. Developed by Independent Living Research Utilization (ILRU) in collaboration with the Center for Persons with Disabilities and the Becoming Leaders for Tomorrow Project.
Transition-Screening Tool ( 39 KB)
Sample screening tool that addresses various transition topics including health, transportation, psychosocial, legal rights, employment, and more. From the Collaborative Medical Home Project.
Waisman Center Transition
Waisman Center, University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD) at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Includes general disability-related resources including links to many organizations related to transition to adulthood, carrers, independent living, employment, health, education, transportation, benefits, and more.
Answers 4 Families
From the Nebraska Transition Project, this site provides information on healthcare, employment, education, life skills, and other topics. Information includes handouts, videos, and links to other sites.
Americans with Disabilities Act ( 64 KB)
This handout provides brief information for families about the ADA. Adapted from the Kentucky Commission for Children with Special Health Care Needs.


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Photos By Kelsey Mazzocca
Written By Thomas Wilbur
Senior Kelly Fogarty achieved a milestone on Tuesday Feb. 14: she scored 1,000 plus points in a high school basketball career at Walpole. Although Fogarty reached the milestone by contributing 10 points in the game, the Walpole Girls Basketball fell 65-42 to a tough Newton North team.
According to Walpole High School Athletic Records, only six other people have hit this benchmark: legends like Tim Collins (1988), Meghan Sullivan (1989), Nicole Wolfe (2002), Tim Clifford (2004), Matt Wolfe (2004) and Summer King (2015).
Fogarty achieved this rare accomplishment while only playing three seasons in a Rebels uniform as she played for girls basketball powerhouse Bishop Feehan freshman year. She now has exactly 1,001 points in her career with 3 regular season games remaining, and she has averaged 16.1 points per game through her Walpole High School career.
The senior captain has had the 1000 point milestone as a goal since she started her career at Walpole High School.
"I knew it would be difficult," she said, "but it was a personal goal that I worked hard to reach."
Scoring at such a high level on the hardwood has looked easy for Fogarty, but it has been an acquired skill.
"I have worked very hard outside of just practice taking a ton of extra shots and working on different ways to score and get open," said Fogarty.
The effort has not only paid off for Fogarty with the 1,000 points, but she has also earned a NCAA Division 1 Scholarship to the University of Maine.
Kelly's monumental day was somewhat sullied by a strong Newton North team who overpowered Walpole in the second half to grab a large lead they would not overcome. Walpole played hard throughout the game, but 25 point performances from Newton North's Sayawni Lassiter and Elizabeth Davis propelled the Tigers in the long run to a decisive victory.
The tough loss did not deter the Rebels as according to Fogarty, they showed true heart and grit as they never gave up to the higher ranked Newton North team. These characteristics shown will be crucial for the Rebels playoff push.
"We already qualified for the tournament and we have a really good chance of going far in Division 2 South," said Fogarty.


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Monday, November 28, 2011
New article on food and tool "sharing" in Fongoli chimps
Our new publication is now available online at the journal Primates. Iowa State University Ph.D. student in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (Anthropology, home department), Stacy Lindshield, and I published an article on 'Plant Food and Tool Transfer in Savanna Chimpanzees'. There is a link to the paper from the news article that Iowa State University put out, below.
We note that the frequency of non-meat transfer appears high at Fongoli relative to the sharing of wild plants and other foods and tools by chimpanzees elsewhere, and we talk about why that may be. (We'll eventually examine meat-sharing as well, in a separate paper). We also point out that we think this is a tendency for West African chimps to fall closer to bonobos in terms of this and other behaviors along a continuum that includes all Pan species and subspecies.
In large part, adult males allowed adult females to take resources from them. Adult male Karamoko, pictured in the photos above (Courtesy National Geographic) was one of the adult males that shared termite-fishing tools with females.
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Neighbor Ape Dormitory Project Update, Faleme Chimpanzee Conservation and Other News
Received some good news on Thanksgiving from Fongoli Savanna Chimpanzee Project Manager and Director of Conservation, Dondo Kante (pictured above with wife, Nene, and daughter, Nadege).
The Neighbor Ape/OBRAR project that entails construction of a dormitory so village children can attend school in the regional capitol of Kedougou is moving along, and the mayor of Kedougou DONATED 2 plots of land to match the 2 purchased with the generous gift of Neighbor Ape donors Jewel Slesnick and Harold Marder (see previous posts).
Dondo has been filming stages of construction, and I will post these when I arrive in Senegal in late December.
In chimpanzee news, Iowa State University graduate Anna Olson, who is assisting ISU PhD student Stacy Lindshield with her dissertation research, informed me that the Fongoli chimps have moved back closer to Fongoli village, where they can be heard at night. Can't wait to hear that again!
Finally, ISU PhD student Kelly Boyer just had her own Faleme Chimpanzee Conservation project branded by the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums. Congratulations Kelly! Here is a link to her project:
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
School Supplies for Djendji Village School and Announcing Luna!
The crew in Senegal recently presented the village of Djendji a year's supply of school equipment. In this photo, Josh (see below) is pictured with the chief of Djendji and the boxes of school supplies. In the photo above, some of the men at Djendji prepare their drums for the dance after the presentation (top photo).
In chimp news, Lucille's newest infant, a daughter, has been given the name "Luna" by one of the graduate students working at Fongoli this year. Josh Marshack, of Washington University-St. Louis, did the honor. Josh is studying aggression and affiliation in the Fongoli chimpanzees. Luna is the fourth offspring and second daughter (that we know of) of adult female Lucille. Luthor, Lex and Sounkaro are Luna's siblings.
And, finally, the OBRAR project is progressing. The first stage is buying the land in Kedougou and building the dormitories for the children living in and around Thiobo village. Videos will be posted on the progress here in the future.
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"Of all the properties which belong to honorable men, not one is so highly prized as that of character."
Senator Henry Clay
Speaker of the United States House of Representatives for seven years, early 1800's
"Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, riches take wing, and only character endures."
Horace Greeley
Reformer, politician, editor of the New York Tribune, late 1800's
What is character?
· The qualities built into an individual's life that determines his response, regardless of circumstances. (American Dictionary of the English Language)
· A person can understand difficult problems; have flawless logic and common sense, yet still lack character.
· Character is the inward motivation to do what is right in every situation.
· Character is manifested in a person's life through qualities such as dependability, initiative, punctuality, truthfulness, and attentiveness.


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H.R. 2719, the Transportation Security Acquisition Reform Act
View bill on Congress.gov
To require the Transportation Security Administration to implement best practices and improve transparency with regard to technology acquisition programs, and for other purposes.
Full Text of H.R. 2719 as Introduced [PDF]
Subcommittee Markup
July 24, 2013 | Subcommittee on Transportation Security
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A few months ago, I wrote about the Fishlove campaign that used pictures of naked celebrities cuddling various fish and shellfish to publicise the plight of European fish stocks. The campaign was certainly successful in raising awareness and its now being repeated to coincide with an Ocean2012 petition to encourage the European Parliament to take action against the depletion of fish stocks.The shlebs include some who even I – as a rational scientist who has never knowingly looked at Okay, Heat or the Mail Online – have heard of. They include Jerry Hall and her daughter Lizzy Jagger, Greta Scacchi, Lenny Henry, Sir Ben Kingsley and Mark Foster.
The least you can do to help is to sign the petition. If you want to see naked skin juxtaposed with naked scales, you should shlep to London to see an exhibition of the latest shleb photos (before 31st October) or view them online. Even better, only buy fish from sustainable sources (or Waitrose if you don't have a local supplier) and eat out at restaurants who source their fish carefully, like Moshimo in Brighton.


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Home › Forums › Support › 3D printer support › Support Assemble › Reply To: Support Assemble
Tony Davies OnFebruary 2, 2016 at 12:35 am #1136
Here we go again
Poly fuses seem to have recovered , all cables re-done , applied power – ran up repetier – hot end and bed still not heating up – more investigation required.
So How to check the motor side ?
Give the arduino a new sketch to check the motors , done that , reset the arduino and all the motors kick into life.
So now the problem is the +- on the left hand side that distributes power to D8,D9,D10 – – q1,q2 look fine q3 looks discolored so next job is to test them.
But's that is for another day.


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The Grand Rapids Youth Symphony and Classical Orchestra are continuing their tradition of bringing some of this area's most exceptional and hardworking young musicians together to make and experience the very best in orchestral music. These students are our future. Some of them will go on to major in music and bring us enjoyment for the rest of our lives. Most of them will go on and become teachers, scientists and doctors. Together we wrestle with the great icons of our musical heritage. We develop our creative sides and present topnotch and exciting performances. All of our students pay a fairly hefty tuition for this experience, but tuition alone doesn't fill the bill.
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I was reading a post regarding pain and meds. In the post was mention of a "Contract". I live in the US, in PA. I see a pain management specialist. I have no clue if I signed one of these "Contracts" or not (would I know?) I am going to check my copies of my paperwork asap! Do all pain managment specialists use contracts? My PCP manages my pain meds, except the injection stuff - thats is why I go to a Spine and Pain Center . . . . just for the alternative treatments (I have cervical nerve impingment C2-T1, and FM, and arthritis, and Narcolepsy, and REM Sleep Disorder, and Gastroparesis)
A contract for pain management? What does that even mean . . . ?
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- 29 Jan 2010 by rfoehl71
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- 12 July 2012
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- rheumatoid arthritis, pain, fibromyalgia
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They should have mentioned it to you. They want to know if you are getting narcotic medication from anywhere else after they prescribe it to you. Also, to have you promise/agree that you will not get narcotic meds from another doctor after you begin treatment from their facility or clinic. Usually you will have a random urine test at one of you appointments to make sure you have the correct amount of meds in your system and the right meds in your system. For instance if you were given oxycodone (oxycontin) and you had hydrocodone (vicodin) in your urine test, you'd be having to explain where you got that from!
Anytime a person has to sign any paperwork as a requirement to recieve or accquire medical help of any kind , they should pay attention to the documents that are used to validate their status.In other words, ask if you don't understand. Who would sign any paper w/o reading or understanding what they sign?
Most pain mngt. clinics also require a drug screen before they will treat you. You should be aware of this.
its because they are checkingfor illegal stuff the drug addicts of the world have really made it hell for people who really need help
there asre execptions to every rule like when the er called your pm dr and he hung up on them or he writes the wrong date on your script ive had both of these happen
In answer to your question yes. Most or should I say all pain management doctors or even a regular GP that prescribe narcotics will ask you to sign an agreement than you will not seek narcotics from another source or they will ask you not to. I recently went through this that is how I know. Good Luck... kimmie1
Hmmm, interesting. I signed no contract with my PCP. I also have had no urine tests. But a 30 pill bottle of 5/325 perc lasts me 2 months, at least.
I was just told to stop all NSAIDS and Narcotics 5 days prior to injections . . . . . which I will do, and have done when asked prior for other procedures.
There is an ocassional day when I take a half of a 5/325 perc for a migraine or leg pain so I can drive. Unfortunately, my gastroparesis has been more trouble than my FM and cervical pain lately, so I am home resting a lot, therefore; off meds.
I think I will bring this up at my next pain specialist appt - they do all alternative treatment. Maybe this is why there was no contract? But if I did sign something - I intend to find out!
I am also on pain management in Florida, I have acontract that I signed that aslo asks me to always go to the same pharmacy and bring back my empty bottles every month. I was told this helps the doctor proct him/her self and you. they know where thier prescriptions are going and that you are taking your meds. as prescribed
sorry about my pathetic spelling, I did not check my comment before I submitted it.
I never had to sign one in 12 years until last year when i started at a new pain clinic. My issue is my idiot psychiatrist prescribed xyrem for sleep and it just about killed me on a starting dose. I knew him 16 years and what took place is i started mid Dec and told my pain psychologist who is affiliated with my pain team. The psychiatrist i began seeing for PTSD in 1994 and he was treating my sleep issues due to pain since 2001. I told my pain psychologist about the xyrem on Dec 17th but when i saw my pain doc on Dec 22nd i totally forgot and too many reasons why. Well on Dec 23 I almost died, they said I was Toe Tagged. my husband found me just in time with out a pulse, called 911 anf EMS performed CPR. Tough night as they gave me narcan and that had no effect on the xyrem but i woke up in the hosp.
in total withdrawal and because of the narcan i had a bm in the ambulance which I was made to lay in 3 hours and was freezing cold and in withdrawal from hell with no warm blankets. Sorry i keep rattling on . Point is my pain doctor used this as an excuse to dump me. My pain psychologist was blown away and asked why to my doc and he said my pain was beyond his scope but the letter I received said I violated NPC narcotic contract. So unfair when they know I am the most trusting patient. Never ever did anything i wasn't suppose to except for get to tell him about the new med. Never lost a scripts, ran out early, if anything I take less then prescribed, never diverted, smoke, drink did legal medical marijuana. I am the kind of patient that most doctors would want but not pain doctors because phantom pain is the hardest pain to treat and one of the nastiest. It is for me because of the prior 68 operations, 23 broken bones, complete degloving from toes to mid thigh.
Why wasn't my idiot uncaring psychiatrist sending reports after i had given the nurse who i see his and the pain psychologists business cards twice. They knew of my every med as did Jazz Pharma who said your fine go right ahead and take it. Such BS. I just looked at my Methadone papers that come with it and it states in big black bold letters. DO NOT TAKE WITH SODIUM OXYBATE-which is what xyrem is. My pain doc called right away The Monday after Christmas. I went to my psychiatrists office who never called and as i was wheeling down to the nurses office, he and i bypassed and he couldn;'t even look at me. He should have called and told me to at least dump the xyrem, bring it in, stop taking it. An I'm sorry this happened. My story is long enough. But i now have no pain doc and feel so abandoned. i didn;'t deserve this, not when there are so many people abusing the system. Sorry this got so long. I guess it's just frustration I am getting out
snowgoer68 are you bipolar what exactly happend to you
hey snowgoer68 it sounds kinda like u were giving the doc a snow job, if not I truly apologize. If everything is just as you said I would already have a lawsuit on this doctor (and his family) I have heard about narcan, nothing good. It's purpose is to bring a person out of an overdose, so if that was the case... Please remember if you get on methadone again there are apprx. 11 drugs that will put you in withdrawal as soon as they are in your bloodstream. Good luck!
I work for a pain management doctor and we do not have contracts. If they get medication of the narcotic type or something they get from us and another doctor. The Doctor I work for, just fires them as a patient. No contract needed in our office.
DEA has clamped down on doctors for not doing enough to control drugs, that is why some doctors have gone to contracts.
Smart doctor! I plan to tell my Pain Doc that I do have the Rx, but I rarely use it these days unless I am forced to physically over-do something - like drive a long distance or if get a migraine.
I can hardly wait for my injection therapy and the IMS treatments if I can afford them).
If it was possible, wouldn't we all want to not have to take these meds? For awhile I was taking so many that I couldn't keep track (not pain meds). . . for all my lovely disorders and my disability.
When the gastroaresis came along - it put an end to all meds. Anything via stomach = coming right back up. So I dont even bother anymore - I just live like a hermit instead.
This is for the person who said that when they got problem with thier stomache they just stopped all meds and live like a hermit instead. This is a cop out! All you need is the right doctor. You don't have to live a long boring life. You can have a long, happy life w/out pain. Find the right doctor and find a job that is more suitible for you and go out and smell the flowers!
Queen... you are so right! I have been with the same wonderful doctor for over 7 years & would never do anything to even put myself in a potential risk of losing my doctor! I did sign a contract, must get my meds at all the same pharmacy & do random drug tests. Not a problem at all even if you don't have the best of doc's. It's a trust issue which is give & take... my doctor has trust in me for doing what I say I will do & in turn trusts me when I tell him about my progress or flair-up.
I just found out today... Maybe why the doctor I work for does it this way, is that he is an Addiction and Pain Management Physician. He is one of 248 doctors in the nation with this label combination.
Re-stomach issues ans taking meds:after years of attempting to get my pain under control(fibromyalgia,severe degenerative disc disease C3-5,L3-5,S1,migraines.celiac diseases,and RA) I found out that I had celiac disease so my pain meds were not being absorbed. In the past I used stadol nasal spray which worked but the dose needed to be upped too often. I now use fentanyl patches which works well because it is a constant dose--no highs and lows with the pain getting ahead of you. There are options out there so try not to get too discouraged--keep trying--best of luck kim
Can the dr fire you for losing your meds twice, I really didnt loose them, my husband threw them out when he gets mad at me so I told the doc I lost them so he fired me..Is that up to him to do so?
i had a problem with my pain management dr because the er had to give me pain meds legally you can not cut someone off pain meds insistenly due to the withdrawl is harmful if they so call fire u they have to give u 30 days of meds and a referell just cause we r on mds we do have rights
In my experience, I was given regular Rxs of several narcotic pain medications from various doctors and specialists while being treated for cancer and was never made to sign a contract until it became clear that I was doctor shopping and having far too many experiences of "the airline losing my luggage" and "my toddler dumping my medication into the toilet" and requesting early and additional fills. My doctor didn't want to fire me as a patient and as a cancer patient I needed palliative care so I was made to sign the contract, I am assuming more to protect the practice than to protect me in any way.
In my experience as both a healthcare professional and now a patient with chronic pain from a sacral fracture, subsequent lower spinal cord injury and RSD, I have seen my PCP regularly and spine/pain specialists for injections, spinal cord stimulator trials and pain pump trials. I have been on Opana ER(long acting morphine derivative), MSIR( immediate release morphine), as well as Klonopin for spasms and other non-narcotic meds for the RSD pain. I have never been asked to sign any kind of contract, but I agree with someone's earlier post that it is probably dependent on the doctor/practice where you go. They are covering themselves as some people have a history of narcotic abuse , attempting to either control their pain or perhaps have addictive behaviors.
I have already made a comment about contracts. They protect you, your doctor as well as alot of other pan management centers. There are alot of pain clinics here in south florida. The problem is there are even more drug seekers, abusers, and even dealers. This makes problems for the doctors. If they know where thier scripts, and the medications are going they do not have to worry that the DEA will close down thier business. If that happens, you are also affected. You show up for your monthly appoinment and they are closed and gone! Not to worry, a contract makes things more reliable for everyone. Just one more thing this also means the doctor cares about your pain and not so much on "the almighty dollar".
I have Fibro.
Just a couple of wks ago, my primary had me sign the contract. I've no problem w/that. However, 1 of my rx's - Vicodine, The dr used to able to call it in to my pharmacy but now I have to come in for the rx's. I don't drive - I use the county's disabled transportation - $3 ea way.
I don't go to the dr often & have major problems leaving the hse. And I live alone. There are times I stay in 4 a full month.
I signed the contract - BUT now I HAVE to also come in each month for the rx!
I just want to be left alone w/myFibro. I don't mind the dr visits, but 1x a month means I have to leave the house. I have enuf problems doing so for food.
To me this is a hardship. BTW, I'm 65 yr old. There's no one to help motivate/help me to leave the hse.
Dr's shld be able to decide which patients they're concerned abt & have them come in ea month. The others, whenever they have the dr's appt. With me it's every 3 months.
Hello. I'm David... new to the site. I posted a question for you, but I think it went to the incorrect place... First, you mentioned in a post that there are some drugs that minimize the effectiveness of narcotic pain medications. I've been disabled with CP for over 15 years & having a big problem with tolerance in the first place! Can you post a list of these drugs (I take quite a few, due to unrelated medical issues). Also, I see that you also live in South Florida & I'm wondering whether you can recommend a pain doctor in the area. Mine is difficult to talk to (ie-tolerance) & usually keeps me waiting for hours for each visit. He accepts my Medicare & Medicaid as full payment.
Thanks in advance.
Pain contract is a form you sign when entering a pain clinic. It says that you agree to not ever get any kind of pain medication from any other doctor other than the one who is currently prescribing for you. Doctors have access to a pharmacy site on their computer which allows them to track any activity at any pharmacy in the US. If you get a prescription somewhere else you are liable for charges against you, you would be released from your current doctor immediately , without the option of being weaned down off of your narcotic pain med, which would cause you to go into severe withdrawals. Most doctors will not treat you without one. Be careful what you sign, and be aware of what you are agreeing to. NIK
I live in PA as well, and while I am new to pain management. I am not new to drs as I have seen quite a few over the last three years dealing with back pain that I just found out is probably DJD, not DDD. And any doc other than your PCP ( and even they sometimes do it) if they give you narcotics as part of an on-going treatment they will ask you to sign a contract. It states you wont get pain meds from another doc, that you wont sell/trade/or give away your pain meds. And that you wont take other pain meds not prescribed to you by them (as in off the street of whatnot). At least that has been my experience here in PA. I don't know that it is a requirement as in they all have to do, but I think it is mostly just a CYA thing for the Drs.
Just out of curiosity how is your treatments going? When I was looking for a pain management Dr, I couldn't believe some of the things some of these practices do and actually charge you money for... since most insurance co wont pay for that type of treatment... I ended up going with a traditional pain management group just because there wouldn't be any issue of my insurance paying for it. So far it's going well. Just wondered how those sort of treatments actually worked...
My wife has had increasing pain from requiring surgery on both ankles after a fall. She has CHF, kidney diease other health issues.
We just went to a pain clinic referred by her orthopedic surgeon.
He gave her 10 mg hydrodone to be used 2 times a day.
My question is: She already has a refill for 90 7.5 mg hydrocodone which will expire for in June 2012 from her Surgeon which she has not filled.
If She decides to fill this because we would hate to waste this refill how would the pain clinic know. Her phamacy is Walgreens. Should she go to another Walgreens before June 2012 or would it matter if we obtained the refill from our local walgreens.
She is not a driug addict. Does not smoke or drink alcohol and has no addiciton issues.
It's still hydrocodone so how would they know She obtained this refill?
Her Surgeon has told her that She is developing severe arthritis in her ankles and will require pain medicine for the rest of her life. She is limited on her pain medicine options because of her kidney function. No Advil or NSAIDS.
Why let the 7.5 hydrocodone prescription go to waste? She may need it some day.
Thanks for any reply.
Good a.m. Chuck & Thank you for sending me the pain mgt. link :)
As i mentioned in my 1st post, i have had 5 surgeries in 4 years, one of them was a total reconstruction of ankle/food after it collasped (freak story) that was the beginning of MANY health/bone issues for me as my gait was extremely off balance... enough about me. let me just say foot/ankle surgery (or shall i say recovery) is VERY painful! you're wife although she does not use many meds (my med us started after my foot) she will need them, trust me! If you were able to hold the meds she had, i'd fill the script... just my opinion re: foot/ankle
As for your question re: meds, you can fill more than one medicaiton as long as they are different strenghts (7.5 & 10 mg) that said, all Walgreens, CVSs, Rite Aid, etc. have computer systems that can view where & when you filled your last prescription and view your wife's whole med. RX history... keep in mind, only within their stores i.e., Walgeens in NY can see your wife's RX history if you filled a script inWalgreens, PA... CVS, Rite Aid, etc. won't come up on their p.c. BUT they can run a history if they thought they had reason to... meaning you fill vicodens in Walgeens & percocet in CVS..may not catch up right away (and i'm not saying this is you please understand that... just trying to help you understand), could take years, if a person is say dr. shopping, pharmacy jumping it will eventually come up and then the Pharmacy notiifies the State and you become "Red Flagged" in all pharmacies you've visited, letters to all drs.seen this happened to a family member of mine who did not want to go on the stronger meds her drs. wanted her to... she is 2 years into a 5 year "Red Flag" and suffers daily pain... was it dumb on her part, maybe? but she was so afraid she would like the stronger meds and that frightened her even more & took her chance... On 1/1/2012 (in NY) all pharmacy techs are "encouraged" to view a person's entire history -- should be interesting to see the outcome!
As for you wife, remember foot surgery is rough and she will be in pain hence, meds will be needed initally... keep her comfortable, P.Therapy is hard but a must, you want to keep her gait straight & Strong! you sound supportive Chuck, all i can tell you is it is a long road but sounds like you're getting your ducks in a row... i wish you both the best/God Speed! Keep me posted :)
I would say your dr would be taking some chances if you didn't sign one. It is for the safety of all involved. Mine said I would not give my meds to anyone else, I would not take more then prescribed, I would not go to another dr at the same time. And if someone stole my meds I had to report it. You probably have a copy in your papers. The DEA requires papers to be signed between dr and pt.
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icons-ecast hosed
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http://icons-ecast.wxug.com/ no longer serves images, or anything. I've updated wunderground.php to use icons-ak which fixes it, but it's probably not where you want us to link.
haha… though you're quite right Racer. It's a very roundabout way of doing things and generally I'm not a big fan of my users messing around with core theme files.
An override in the plugin itself makes much more sense.
Plugin is good though – about the only one I've found that allows you to use shortcodes and custom formatting….racer x
@wdesusa – Yes, it is a good plugin. It saved me when Google dropped their support for their weather API! I wrote my own custom weather widget for that and many of my sites had to be fixed so this plugin really saved me some time.
I also agree about users not messing with code.madblues
I used the above suggestion at the top that LingoSam posted. Edited the wunderground.php file. It's working great now.
I also followed Wdesousa's advice and downloaded my icon set. I plan redirect the PHP to find them hosted locally at some point.
But for now, this is working.
Thanks all!johnbchrise
You guys rock for taking the time to share such detailed and great info! I will try your suggestion wdesousa as soon as I have a few minutes to dedicate to it.wdesousa
Thanks to LingoSam, dmh123c and Racer really. They set myself and everyone on the right path..
However, I will of course take FULL credit for everything…
haha 🙂sweettart301
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! To each & every one of you!
I was actually able to fix this by following LingoSam's instructions…well, not exactly the 1st time because I didn't scroll down enough but then I went back in, found the places I missed, replaced all of the "ecast" with ak & got it to work!
I'm a total newbie to anything code, it makes me super nervous & I worry that I'm going to break something. I just got the plugin working a couple of days ago, please that I managed to figure out how to do it then pretty bummed early today when it was all messed up. But happy now & thanks so much for helping to achieve my first successful attempt with code. (I say successful because I've tried doing a child theme but so far haven't gotten it to work right. And oh, if you click on my profile the quote "I make my living with WP" well I didn't click that box & have no idea why that's there!)
I have the same issue and om all sites i will try to replace the path, thanks for that advice,
@sweettart iam also afraid breaking something when changing the code and
Childthemes are much easier to do then all the complicate explanations i understand it after a long time trying with this great explanation. May be its helping you too
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Thank you @johnbchrise for the filter in functions.php advice, worked perfectly for me after removing the cache="true" from the shortcode and republishing the page to get it work.susannetamir
Cool it works!!!! Thanks a lot i could fix it on all sites indeed its a great plugin and i didn t find an alternativa so good to know that its working again!
It seems that the iconset you used until its braked is not working , i used simple and only this one dosn t work. Incredible works for me. May be thats from the cache i will try later again.
Anyhow this advice to change ecast to ak saved me hours trying to find something else!Have a great weekend!
Here's a list of icons (Daytime) with URL to icons-ak if anyone wants to use it in a .txt file to batch download and then switch to local as per the FAQ. Not positive if it's complete for this set because I couldn't get a list from the API.
Pastebin: http://pastebin.com/1XVAcZf6
It's using /k/ in the URL for the 'Incredible' icon set but you can easily just find/replace to grab others.
wget -i filename_with_urls.txtFloydfan
Hi…. I replaced the old URL with http://icons-ecast.wxug.com as suggested above and yes, the icons reappeared. However, it seems that regardless of the descriptor the icon is the same, e.g today in a two-day display I have "partly cloudy" and "chance of rain", but I am getting the same icon. In this case the "partly cloudy" icon for both forecasts. I've tried changing icon sets and it makes no difference. Assuming its my error, where did I screw up in replacing the icon location string?
(Here's the site: http://www.goring-roadrunners.org.uk/ )kjy112
Just FYI, here are the links to the icons sets.
It's working after utilizing LingoSam's (Find all instances of http://icons-ecast.wxug.com/ and replace them with http://icons-ak.wxug.com/) fix.
Thanks again everyone for the crucial time-saving input!kjy112
I was thinking, perhaps, this plugin should have the icons stored locally?Plugin Author Zack Katz
Sorry everyone – I've updated the plugin to fix the image links. The version 184.108.40.206 has the fix.
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Many people with OA have some change in their mobility. Some eventually can't perform certain activities related to daily life. These include problems with the following:
In rare cases, damage from spinal OA can affect the function of your bowels and bladder. Spinal OA can also cause tingling or weakness in your arms and legs.
OA is a slow-developing disease. It's a silent disorder that can be difficult to diagnose until it begins to cause painful or debilitating symptoms. Early OA is usually only diagnosed after an accident or other incident that results in a fracture requiring an X-ray.
Over time, OA can cause:
In addition to X-rays, your doctor may use an MRI scan to diagnose OA. This imaging test uses radio waves and a magnetic field to create images of your bone and soft tissues. Other diagnostic tests include a blood test to rule out other conditions that cause joint pain like RA. A joint fluid analysis can also be ordered to determine whether gout or an infection is the underlying cause of inflammation.
OA can't be cured, but you can manage symptoms with a combination of lifestyle changes, home remedies, and medication. You'll work with your doctor to determine the best course of action. Depending on the severity of the disease, the following treatments may relieve pain and stiffness:
Exercise: Physical activity strengthens the muscles around your joints. Aim for at least 20 to 30 minutes of exercise most days of the week. Choose exercises that don't irritate your joints such as walking, swimming, and gentle stretches. Tai chi and yoga can improve joint flexibility and reduce pain.
Lose weight: Being overweight can put too much strain on your joints and cause pain. Shedding excess pounds helps relieve this pressure and reduces pain. In addition, a healthy weight can lower your risk for other health problems, such as diabetes and heart disease.
Heat and cold therapy: Experiment with heat and cold therapy to relieve muscle pain and stiffness. Apply a cold or hot compress to sore joints for 15 to 20 minutes several times a day.
Pain relief: Use anti-inflammatory or numbing creams applied directly to sore joints, or take over-the-counter pain relievers such as ibuprofen (Advil), acetaminophen (Tylenol), and naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn). If symptoms don't improve with over-the-counter pain relievers, talk to your doctor. Your doctor may prescribe a corticosteroid to reduce pain. You may also be a candidate for a cortisone injection in the affected joint.
Therapeutic devices: Some devices can alleviate or ease pain from walking or standing. Wrap a brace around your ankle, knee, and other joints. Use a walking cane if joint pain or stiffness slows mobility.
Alternative medicine: Alternative medicine and supplements may also relieve joint pain from OA. Options include acupuncture, massage therapy, and supplements such as fish oil and glucosamine (Optiflex-G). Talk to your doctor before combining supplements with prescription medication.
Sometimes, doctors recommend nonsurgical treatments to reduce joint pain and stiffness. Physical therapy can improve range of motion and strengthen the muscles around your joints. Because OA can also affect the joints in your hands, knees, and fingers, it can result in different limitations. Working with an occupational therapist can help you cope with these limitations and learn new ways to perform everyday tasks.
Your doctor may recommend surgical procedures if your condition doesn't improve with home treatment and therapy. These include realignment bone surgery and joint replacement surgery. Realignment surgery — which is common with OA of the knee — redistributes your weight and alleviates knee pressure. Joint replacement surgery replaces damaged joints with an artificial joint.
OA is a chronic condition that doesn't have a cure, but the outlook is positive with treatment and therapy. Don't ignore symptoms of chronic joint pain and stiffness. The sooner you speak with your doctor, the sooner you can receive a diagnosis, begin treatment, and improve the quality of your life.
Written by: David Heitz and Valencia Higuera
Medically reviewed on: Feb 10, 2017: William Morrison, MD
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This article comes out of a question posed on Facebook Page the other day. This questions was pretty much about the confusion between Christmas and Yule. Mainly because she had decided to not include Santa in her holiday tradition. The reason being because he says Merry Christmas. I can understand this even though we include Santa in our traditions.
My household is a multi-faith one, in a sense. My oldest daughter, from my first marriage, is being raised Christian and of course her mother has no issue with Santa, so if I had made the decision to cut out Santa then there would be some confused children. But how does one, if they make this decision, reconcile Santa's very Christian image with one's own Pagan traditions?
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One of the Gods that Santa bears the most striking resemblance to is Odin and his eight legged horse Sleipnir. Many traditions had him leading a night time hunt around this time of the year. And in other traditions children would leave out their boots, filled with carrots or straw or sugar (all for Sleipnir). In exchange for this kindness Papa Odin would leave gifts for the children.
While not necessarily a God, their is an archetype from modern Paganism that Santa bears a similarity to as well, the Holly King. Dressed in a long flowing robe, sometimes red, and surrounded by the animals of the forest he was the God of the Dark Half of the year. Rising to power between Litha and Lughnasadh (depending on your tradition) and leaving us at Yule. Replaced by the Oak/Sun King.
So as you can see, as the song says Santa Claus is Pagan Too. But this doesn't really answer the question. Santa is still portrayed as Christian and still is all about Christmas, so what is a Pagan to do? Well either teach and portray him as really Pagan, telling the truth of where he comes from. Or skip him entirely and replace him with the Holly King or Odin, if you lend more towards the Norse/Germanic side of things.
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Environmental protection is an issue that affects our children deeply. The condition of the world when they grow up will shape their health and their lives. Even very young toddlers can be introduced to the idea of living green as they help parents or other caregivers toss paper and plastic into recycling bins or turn off lights when leaving a room. Just keep your instruction about environmental topics upbeat and suitable for your child's developmental stage. Then reinforce these ideas with fun green activities based on what kids naturally enjoy doing.
Singing. Most children love to raise their voices … in song or otherwise. Belting out simple, repetitive lyrics is a great way for kids to learn "Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle," the basic 3 R's of going green.
Making Noise. Accompany the singing with the sweet sound of banging. Have youngsters tap out a rhythm on old metal or plastic containers and other objects (unbreakable, please!) before placing them in the appropriate recycling bin.
Counting. Ask your children to count items to be recycled as they go into the bin. Tots who are not yet familiar with numbers can describe their colors instead.
Sorting *and* Bossing Mom and Dad. This is great for under fives. Make some obvious mismatches, along the lines of: "Let's see, this old glass pickle jar belongs in the paper recycling, right?" Dollars to donuts your little ones will have a great time correcting your mistakes.
Making a Mess. Throw a hands-on DIY natural cleaning product making session, the gunkier the better. Dress code: super casual, old clothes recommended. On a very warm day, have youngsters wear bathing suits and work on your patio. When you're done, hose down the children together.
Playing. Introduce kids to online and board games that promote ecological awareness, such as these offerings from NASA and PBS.
Earning. Hand out stickers that will eventually earn a prize to reward youthful efforts in a specific green area. Alternatively, help organize a deposit container collection, with proceeds going to your child's favorite environmental non-profit.
Creativity. Collect a selection of repurposable materials such as used gift wrap and odd buttons. When a rainy Sunday or school holiday comes along, pull out the items as the basis for upcycling projects. You might want to go with a theme like wall art or homemade Christmas presents.
See: 25 Ways to Repurpose a T-Shirt, 5 Fun Eco-Crafts for Kids
Thirst for Novelty. Coordinate a "free marketplace" where kids can swap no-longer-wanted items such as used toys, books and/or clothing — with permission from their parents or guardians, of course.
Competition. Ask each child – or team of kids – in a family, school group or club to come up with a recommendation for their group to function in a more eco-friendly way. Then vote on the best suggestion. Whoever wins gets an hour of "slave service" from the others.
Observation. Encourage 11 year-olds and older to keep a green journal, recording one new example of environmental protection (or its opposite) every day for a specific period of time. The results could be turned into an article for a student newspaper or online teen forum. Or suggest a multi-media approach that combines writing, photos, video and whatever else the author chooses.
Decision making. Allow older children to have a voice in summer vacation and other leisure plans based on environmental impact. This will work best if you present a limited number of options to be decided upon, rather than leaving the field wide open, and are truly prepared to accept the results of a group decision.
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Publicis Groupe's Leo Burnett USA, Chicago, currently handles the corporate responsibility account and WPP Group's Y&R Advertising does Philip Morris' youth anti-smoking business. Burnett is also the agency of record for the marketer's general creative account.
Altria Group, Philip Morris' parent company, spent $103 million in U.S. measured media last year on its cigarettes, including $62 million on Philip Morris Cos. public service advertising and $21 million on Philip Morris USA public service ads, according to TNS Media Intelligence/CMR.
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"We are considering putting the [corporate responsibility and youth smoking prevention] business up for review, which is consistent with our business practices," a Philip Morris spokeswoman said today. "We periodically review the business. No final decision has been made whether to put the accounts up for review."
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LATONIA, KY (FOX19) - Kenton County Police arrested a woman Wednesday in connection with finding two children, several adults, 13 dogs and numerous cats living in what police called "deplorable conditions" at a Latonia Lakes residence.
Police charged Christina Kurtz, 29, of Latonia Lakes, with second degree criminal abuse. Police said more criminal charges are likely in the case.
Kenton County Police said they responded to the 400 block of Walnut Road to assist state corrections officers in finding a wanted person. Instead of finding that suspect, officers found the two children and an elderly woman along with five other adults, the dogs and the cats.
Police said floors and furniture were littered with animal urine and feces. The woman, 89, was unable to move on her own. She was in a bed with urine and feces. The woman and the children had not yet eaten Wednesday.
An ambulance took the woman to St. Elizabeth Edgewood. The children were removed from the home.
Kenton County Animal Control is investigating animal-related charges, police said.
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