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Visit Vocations Toronto at www.vocationstoronto.ca, a resourceful site in answering these questions.
The second reading today is from the First Letter to Timothy. This portion
of the letter teaches clearly that Jesus Christ came into this world to
save sinners. Saint Paul wants us to be clear about this teaching. Christ
came to call sinners, to treat with us normal human beings who are
untrustworthy, fickle, changeable, inconsistent and unreliable. Yet Christ
loves us and invites us to share in His life. We begin to walk the path of
salvation. Some few of us may become saints and be totally faithful to God
in all respects. Most of us walk the path or ordinary human beings and
continue to be attached to our sins, even though we are also attached to
God in Christ Jesus.
Saint Luke's Gospel today is long and wonderful. First Jesus tells us the
reason for eating with sinners and enjoying their company: He can know us
and invite us to share His life. Jesus explains that seeking out sinners
is not a rejection of the just people. It is clear, however, that a truly
just person will love sinners the way that Jesus does and the way that
Moses did in the first reading. The truly just person wants all people to
be saved and perhaps in a special way wants the salvation of those who
wander far from the truth and from God's love.
Saint Luke's Gospel also shows us that we can hope even for those who run
as far away as possible from love. The story of the son who takes his
inheritance and completely uses it up in bad living of every type is a
clear teaching of Jesus. Even those of us who run the farthest from God
may still return and be loved. There is more than one story like this in
the Gospel, showing that whenever a sinner wants to return to the Lord, the
Lord is always there to receive Him with open arms. How many times? As
many times as it takes to show the love of God.
My sisters and brothers, you and I are the sinners of the Gospel. We are
invited to return to the Lord each day, each moment, and to know that He is
always loving us and forgiving us. This is the heart of the Gospel of
Jesus: God is compassion and love. God is forgiveness countless times and
more. God wants us to know His love, even when we doubt that love. May
this Sunday give us some taste of God's love and some small desire to live
in that love. Amen.
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hey 22 boomer that mag block looks similar to my mag block thta I got earlier this year from rmw xtreme.
I just spray the heck out of my upper with carb cleaner or brake cleaner and then spray in a little oil and clean thoroughly maybe once a month.....6000+ rounds of milsurp and no corrosion on mine...and my barrel is chrom moly......and I shoot it two or three times aweek at the shop......usually go burn a mag at lunch as stress relief......
and I never thought of windex....I'll have to give that a shot as well...LOL
If you live in the desert areas of the US then you don't really have to worry about corrosion, but in places like LA and Florida where you have to worry about rust even on clean oiled guns then corrosive ammo gets scary, causing surface rust in hours.
I shot some corrosive commie surplus in an AK and accidentally left it sitting uncleaned for a week or so during the winter here and there was rust in the barrel, but no pitting, just very light surface rust.
you can simply purchase cleaners you would use for black powder,works for me.


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"As instructors, it might behoove us to take a look at whether we want to require a hardcover textbook or a data plan [for phones]," he said. "It's not going to work on every subject, and it's not going to work in every department, but we need to look at it."
This set my mind churning.
First, a bit on my perspective:
I work at a major university. I am a gamer, as well, who happens to dislike using cell phones because they are noisy, distracting, and demand your immediate attention. They are also very audio-centric, which doesn't mix well with my heavy preference for writing and visuals: I want to type and read, not listen. I will confess that, out of my phone-hating bias, that I didn't bother TRYING to learn how to send a text message on my phone until I was sitting bored in a car in a parking lot 5 months ago, and only did so because I knew it would be text-based.
I am an odd mix, certainly: a (relatively) young phone-hating gamer who works in distance learning at a university. I can respect that phones have their ingrained place in the American society, however, given the way that they interconnect people in places where a computer's internet access isn't assured. When it comes to learning, connectivity is key.
Requiring a data plan??
Why would a college instructor do this, specifically, for their class?
- They themselves are heavy phone users
- The school is in an area with good cell phone signal
- The curriculum doesn't require a lot of software programs that a phone would be unable to run
- There is no guaranteed wireless connection around campus/dorms/where-ever the class may be spread, as may be the case with a school spread through a town
To be honest, if I were ever confronted by an instructor who told me I have to get a data plan for my phone in order to retreive online class materials, I would balk. For one thing, I would have to get a new phone that would allow me to type better. And a larger screen that could reasonably read the websites without converting it all into ugly chunks of plain text with horrible formatting. And a better scrolling option. And I'd have to remember to charge it and take it with me every where. And I'd wonder why my teacher is so interested in being able to send me emails or class announcements while I'm out on Friday night with friends.
At that point, I would say, "A laptop would serve me better. Why is a laptop with internet access not enough? Why should I get a phone data plan instead?"
Some may argue that it'd not be a big leap to require a data plan, "Everyone already has a phone, and most already have a data plan." I'd have to argue against this. I was forced to get a cellphone by my then-fiancee during college because of safety reasons: I was doing field work and he wanted me to be able to call out if there was an emergency. As someone who enjoys backpacking, I couldn't argue with his reasoning. Within the first year, though, I lost it down a hole in a huge field while doing soil sampling. I still go camping and expect my cell phone to be a durable, rugged, preferably water-proof lifeline to emergency services. A blackberry is unlikely to survive me very long. (EDIT: Rhii tells me Blackberries aren't the delicate flowers I make them out to be. :) I stand corrected.)
Aside anti-phone wierdos like me, there are those who can't afford one, or can't afford the data plan. Locking an international student into a phone plan for the sake of making sure they can check email on the sidewalk just makes me squirm. Buying textbooks for a class is painful enough, but at least a $80-$160 book (and that's on the high end) for one class is cheaper than a $60/month data plan for dealing with heavy email attachments and web use. A class that doesn't need a textbook would otherwise be a financial breathing point, saving the student money, but instead it would be filled with an even more expensive data plan.
This is in addition to the basic computer requirement held by any major university, because a phone's not going to be able to run the necessary software to create presentations, spreadsheets, or term papers. There are also special software packages like AutoCAD, ArcGIS, and Photoshop and design studios. Some classes/programs even require Tablets.
Why not a laptop? Laptops come in all sizes and power, and can have internet access of their own. Computers are required for most American college students, anyway. You can get a cheapo word-processing, internet-browsing laptop for the same price or less as that little iPhone, and it'll still weigh less than most text books. You can get a decent laptop and use it for internet access, while it can also run programs you want/need (like if I want to play WoW while sitting in a cafeteria), both in the classroom and for recreation.
I don't like it.
I'm not saying that there aren't some people who like data plans for their phone; there are certainly some out there who find it more convenient to have a pocket-sized web browser. Being able to price-check or look up reviews while standing in the store is always a bonus.
REQUIRING a student to get a data plan for a phone (when some may not even have a phone) for a class, however, is a little extreme, given the current cost compared to already having a computer requirement.
So, I guess I'm just left baffled. As time goes on, phones and laptops are becoming more similar, and the lines between them are blurring. Requiring a student to have both with internet access for the sake of a single class just seems like asking too much, financially. I just can't understand the reasoning of requiring, specifically, a phone data plan for a class that will span all of 3 months, when a student may instead prefer to keep their internet access mobile via a laptop.
So I'm throwing this out there. I know we, as gamers, tend to rely much more heavily on having a good, strong computer: do you have a data plan on your phone, too? Is it used enough to be worth the money you spend? If you were a cash-strapped college student who had to buy a laptop for a whole degree program and were then asked by a single class to also get a phone data plan, would you complain, or think it unfair to those students without data plans already?
Or, perhaps, is the quoted person assuming that the student won't have a computer? Have I been spoiled in my perspective by the computer requirements at my own and other major universities? (EDIT: the quoted person's university has computer requirements, as well!).
I think that rather than requiring a data plan, the class should simply require reliable internet access.


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Torben Betts' new play Invincible arrives at the St James' Theatre after a sell-out premiere run at Richmond's Orange Tree Theatre earlier this year. Directed by Ellie Jones, it playfully lampoons the British class system.
Invincible stars Casualty's Daniel Copeland, Midsomer Murders' Laura Howard, Coronation Street's Samantha Seager and Parents' Darren Strange.
The recession is biting hard and Emily and Oliver have decided swap their middle-class London lifestyle for life a small town in the north of England. They want to live, work and raise their two young children in a friendly neighbourhood away from the cold anonymity of the city.
These leftish, well-educated people have invited over two of their neighbours in an attempt to break the ice. Tonight Alan and Dawn are offered olives and anchovies introduced to Karl Marx and abstract art. As classes and outlooks collide, the meeting produces consequences as hilarious as they are tragic.
Show Information
Saturday, 9th August 2014
Saturday, 9th August 2014
Venue Information
St. James Theatre
12 Palace Street
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October 19, 2012 | Mark Goldstein |
Fujifilm Finepix F800EXR Specifications
|Model name
|FinePix F800EXR
|Number of effective pixels *1
|16.0 million pixels
|Image sensor
|1/ 2-inch EXR CMOS with primary color filter
|Storage media
|File format
|Number of recorded pixels
|Digital zoom
|EXR Auto mode: Intelligent digital zoom approx. 2x (up to approx. 40x, with 20x optical zoom)
Other than EXR Auto mode: Intelligent digital zoom approx. 3.4x (up to approx. 68x, with 20x optical zoom)
|F3.5 / F7.1 / F10(Wide)
F5.3 / F11 / F16(Telephoto) with ND filter
|Focus distance
(from lens surface)
|Auto, Equivalent to ISO 100 / 200 / 400 / 800 / 1600 / 3200 / 6400* / 12800* (Standard Output Sensitivity)
|Exposure control
|TTL 256-zones metering, Multi / Spot / Average
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|Programmed AE, Aperture Priority AE, Shutter Priority AE, Manual
|Shooting modes
|Image stabilizer
|CMOS shift type
|Exposure compensation
|-2.0EV - +2.0EV 1/3EV step
|Shutter speed
|(Auto mode) 1/4 sec. to 1/2000 sec., (All other modes) 8 sec. to 1/2000 sec.
|Continuous shooting
|Auto Bracketing
|AE Bracketing : ±1/3EV, ±2/3EV, ±1EV
Film Simulation Bracketing : PROVIA / STANDARD, Velvia / VIVID, ASTIA / SOFT
Dynamic Range Bracketing : 100% / 200% / 400%
|White balance
|Automatic scene recognition
|10 sec. / 2 sec. Delay / Auto release / Auto release (Dog, Cat)
|Auto flash (super i-flash)
Effective range: (ISO AUTO)
|Flash modes
|Hot shoe
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Optical zoom function can be used.
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TapNotify simplifies sending a short, canned message to a preferred contact that also includes a map of your current location, for example: "I've arrived safely" or "I'm running late.". The TapNotify buttons can be customized by the user, and the message can be sent as a txt or email. Setup is easy and once setup it is a single tap to notify a friend or family member.
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Lady Flames end tough road trip with two losses at UMass
November 26, 2013 | Amherst, Mass.
Liberty University's American Collegiate Hockey Association Division I women's hockey team wrapped up a difficult four-game road trip with back-to-back losses at the University of Massachusetts (Amherst).
No. 5 UMass held the No. 10 Lady Flames (7-6-4) to one goal per contest Monday and Tuesday, outscoring Liberty 4-1 and 3-1, respectively.
Junior forward Sarah Stevenson netted the Lady Flames' first goal of the series off an assist by freshman defender Marissa Graham. Stevenson is the current point leader for Liberty with seven (one goal, six assists). UMass outshot Liberty 30-25. Goalie Samantha Rupp, a junior, went the distance between the pipes for Liberty, making 26 saves for a 0.867 percent save percentage.
On Tuesday, Liberty junior Amanda Grainger put in her third goal of the season, assisted by senior Laura Del Monte and Graham. Junior goalie Chantal Lischynski played the entire game for the Lady Flames, stopping 26 shots. One of UMass' goals came on an empty net in the third period. The Lady Flames were outshot 29-20 in the contest.
"Our team played particularly well (Tuesday) night," said Lady Flames Head Coach Paul Bloomfield. "UMass is probably the best team we have played this year. It is hard to play four games in five nights on the road but I am not making excuses. They outplayed us in the first game and we just didn't have the opportunities on Tuesday."
The pair of losses put a bitter cap on an otherwise successful road campaign. A day after debuting at No. 10 in the first ACHA ranking of the season, the Lady Flames upset No. 2 Rhode Island with a shutout victory on Nov. 22. The next night, Liberty concluded the series with a tie after a narrow overtime miss.
"The first game at Rhode Island, we controlled the whole game. The second game was more of a battle, but I felt that given the right bounces we could have won it," Bloomfield said.
Liberty has wrapped up the 2013 portion of its season and will return to action Jan. 9 at 10 p.m. when the Lady Flames host Ohio State at the LaHaye Ice Center.


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Okay everyone it is time for another weapons tutorial. This time I am going to take you back into the medieval ages when warriors and commoners used nothing more than swords, shields, helmets, and other defensive weaponry to protect themselves in their homes or in battle. Today I will be teaching you to draw a medieval mace. This is a very well known weapon from the dark ages. The mace is not to be confused with the other weapon that has a spiked ball. The one you are thinking of is the flail, which looks almost exactly like the mace except instead of being attached to a rod, it is held by a very durable chain. The flail is the weapon that Mel Gibson uses in the movie Braveheart. He actually uses both the mace and the flail. He uses the mace on a soldier in the village right after his wife was killed and then he used a flail on that backstabbing coward while he was asleep in his bed. The medieval mace has been around since the stoneage and worked its way into what we see and know today. If you look back in sketches and drawings of cavemen, they are almost also seen with a wooden like club in their hand swung over their shoulder. Well that club is the very primitive weapon that has been forged over time into a mace. Starting off as a rock then got more advanced into a spear which is a long staff with a pointed metal like tip. After man learned to forge with fire the spear tip turned into a notched end which enabled hunters to tear through the hind quarters of animals. After the notched end the club was made. The club had one purpose, to afflict a hard crippling blow to an animal or human. The mace strikes with a blunt force with the sharp spikes puncturing into the flesh and armor of man and animal alike. I have always been a fan of the medieval mace because it is such a simple and dangerous weapon. I will show you how to draw a mace, step by step. The instructions make this tutorial simple to draw and understand. I will be back soon with another drawing tutorial for you all to learn from and enjoy.
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Who among us has done something of which we are not particularly proud?
Why does one misdeed overshadow the goodness of an individual?
I have known the Whalen family for over 30 years and have seen their goodness and the contributions they have made to the Catonsville community.
First and foremost, Mr. Whalen has provided thousands of jobs for Catonsville and Baltimore area workers — from construction folks and office workers to those who keep parking lots swept of snow.
The Whalen family, as long standing members of the St. Mark community, have made contributions to support families in need.
Stephen Whalen is not a man, who only supports needy families during the Christmas season; he contributes generously whenever a family is in need.
The community calls and he contributes. Students, who need financial support to attend an institution of higher learning or support for a school cause, can always rely on his generosity.
His contributions to support Rails to Trails; Fourth of July parade; Greater Catonsville Chamber of Commerce; Frederick Road Fridays; St. Mark Church; Lurman Woodland Theatre; Loyola Blakefield; University of Maryland, Baltimore County; St. Agnes Hospital and other charitable organizations all but go unnoticed by his critics.
They are more than likely the same people, who have enjoyed the benefits of programs Mr. Whalen has generously supported.
He is a man with a vision to keep the quaintness of Catonsville, while providing the economic structure to support a growing community.
While in the wrong, he has acknowledged his misdeed. How many others would hide behind the guise of every legal avenue to avoid admittance?
This, along with contributions that Mr. Whalen has made in support of his community, demonstrate his character and integrity.
It is distressing to think of the small minority of people willing to turn over every stone to locate one misdeed of Mr. Whalen's when his focus, vision, and hard work in past years have been for the betterment of the Catonsville area.
Julia O'Connell
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Aww this is so sweet Judy :)
Thanks for co hosting ...
Thanks a lot Claire! It is good to be co-hosting again.
What an adorable ornament. You have the coolest trinkets.
Have a fabulous day Judy. ☺
Aww! that is cute Judy heheh!
Have a seasonaltastic week ;-)
Thanks Steve. This cute Kangaroo is helping me to feel seasonaltastic!:)
Thanks Sandee! Enjoy the rest of your day.
So cute, Judy and hope you are having a great day so far!! :)
That's definitely a unique Christmas decoration!! I love it.
Thanks Janine. My day is going okay so far. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Thanks Masshole Mommy!
I like that because it's so unique. Very fun!
Thanks Alissa!
These ornaments are too cute! Well, o.k. I love almost anything to do with Australia, but still :D
Very nice ornament, I love Christmas and all it comes with. Have a lovely rest of the week.
Thanks Claudia!
Thanks craftyspices. I also wish you an enjoyable week.
what a cute ornament. can it be worn as a necklace too? thanks for hosting! Faythe @ GrammyMouseTails
Thanks Faythe! Now you are given me an idea! It maybe a bit heavy for a pendant but I must give it a try.
You must have jumped quite high in joy when you received such a unique ornament! I'm getting ready to decorate my tree in mere minutes.
You can say that again Kristin! I was so thrilled.
I love it! HOw unusual! Merry Christmas, Judy!
Thanks Teresa! Merry Christmas to you too!
What an interesting ornament! I like it a lot!
Thanks a lot Trisha!
That is a super sweet ornament!
Thanks Stephanie!
That's a really interesting Christmas ornament which you have :)
Cute little kangaroo.
Never seen an ornament quite like it! So cute!
Yes, I love this sweet Christmas kangaroo, delicious photos!
That is so cute! Never seen anything like it before. Have you have ever been to Australia?
That is a cute little ornament. I love it. Thanks for sharing :)
What a sweet ornament and I love the new header with your Christmas pictures.
Happy WW!
Thanks Leovi!
Thanks Diana!
Thanks Susan!
Thanks Mary!
Thanks Joyce!
Thanks Dominique!
Thank you very much StarTraci!
Thanks for hosting this fun party! It's my first time participating in wordless wednesday and I like it and it's fun! Have a great day. Julie
Oh that is the most adorable little ornament.
Thanks for stopping by Tots and Me. Happy Wordless Wednesday!
Adorable Little ornament, dear Judy! Thank you for hosting again, so happy to be here! Hugs,
That is such a cute ornament! I love too that it has a history and country. Isn't that cool!
Happy Wednesday Judy.
Love the pictures!! Would you like to send me a pic of your Christmas tree? I'm running my 4th annual 'Christmas around the world' and would surely love to have it! :-)
Thanks Gabriel! I am not putting up a Christmas tree this year but I have an ornamental one that I may display. If I do I will be sure to send you a picture.
Thanks a lot Colette. Enjoy the rest of your day.
Thanks FABBY! Always great to see your links.
I love this precious kangaroo in a stocking! Thanks for sharing at Tales of a Pee Dee Mama.
What a cute little kangaroo! I actually thought it was a chihuahua at first lol :)
LOL Theresa! One could also believe it is a fox terrier! Enjoy the rest of your day.
Thanks a lot Mara!
Hi Judy, thanks for your nice comment on my dog and you too have a nice evening! Julie
You are welcome Julie! Enjoy the rest of your day.
That is so cute. I do not think I have ever seen a kangaroo in a stocking ornament. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Jessica!
Aw, look at him so cute. I instantly though, "I wonder if he's from Australia?" and then I saw your caption that it is from there. :) Very cool!
I was thrilled when I got it Rosey! So cute!:)
Judy, I love seeing your lovely decorations. This little guy is just too adorable. Thanks for sharing at inspire Us Thursday on Organized 31.
Thanks a lot Susan!
ohmygoodness, what a cute kangaroo!
i love it. again, it looks vintage, like so many of your treasures! so sweet, judy!!
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Jenyphur necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 18 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
We had such great success with our Thanksgiving Hockey Shootout contest, we decided to come back for some help with our Presidents Day tournament. We need a new logo for our website for the 2008 tournament. See description for more info.
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This logo will be used in place of our current logo at http://www.presidentsdayhockeytournament.com. Our team is the Phoenix Polar Bears and we host one of the largest hockey tournaments in the Southwest. We have teams from all over the county and this year, we already have 20 teams from Cananda flying to Phoenix, AZ. The teams range in age from 6 - 18.Â
The logo will also be used on T-Shirts, programs and hockey pins that the kids exchange with each other. Most importantly the logo will be used on a 2' x 6' ft banner that will go home with each Division Champion. They will hang the banner in their home rink to display their Championship. Â
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- Red/White/Blue - can be variations of the colors red/white/blue. Our current logo has a nice maroonish red, not the bright, bright red.Â
- Hockey related of course
- Presidents theme - We are open to anything here and would like to see how creative you all can get with this.  Anything that looks Presidential will work...this is where it could get fun.
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- Year 2008
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"The Feminine Mystique," Betty Friedan's highly influential feminist tract, is 50 years old. Julia Shaw, in the Washington Times, finds that women now live in the world Friedan built. But Shaw denies that this is worth celebrating.
Friedan did not write a manifesto advocating for women to have the opportunity to get out of the house, get an education and get jobs. No, Friedan's fundamental premise is that women must do these things to be considered human. In other words, women who do what women have been doing for millennia—tending house and caring for their families—are sub-human. What's more, they are ruining society. Her support for these incendiary claims? A critical reading of Ladies' Home Journal and Freud.
Moreover, Friedan's concept of fulfilling work is far too rigid:
To be serious about work, women must be "away from home to do it." Friedan favors a "no-nonsense nine-to-five job with clear division between professional work and housework." Even a freelance writing job is "one of the semi-delusions of the feminine mystique."
In my view, Friedan's book is a period piece. One's attitude towards working outside the home will always depend in large part on the quality of the work world, and the quality of that world will vary over time. For much of our history, the work world was, for most people, a physically grueling, tedious place. Women didn't need a "false consciousness" to find it less than attractive.
By 1962, the situation was changing quickly. The new "office world" was alluring. But a generation of women, Friedan's generation, was missing out on it or feared that they would. Hence, the frustration that helped fuel the feminism of that era.
Nowadays, "office world" seems less attractive than before. That, at least, is the case at most law firms. In this context, the home regains some of its "mystique." I hasten to add, however, that the home has always had much more to recommend it than Friedan supposed.
Shaw picks up on this theme. She finds that many 21st century women are looking to escape Freidan's straitjacket, which finds them trapped in monotonous and/or unpleasant office jobs. Some leave high-paying prestigious positions to spend more time with their children. Many others find refuge in domestic hobbies.
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An old sick dog :(
We have a 13 year old Golden Retriever German Shepard mix. Her health has gone down in the past few months, but nothing to worry about too much. But now we are worried. To start she was a very lively dog. We knew when there was someone walking down the street, or there was squirrels in our backyard. We even knew when there were leaves falling on our lawn. We know she has arthirtis in her hips. In the fall and spring when we haven't turned the heat on and it's cooler in our house we knew she is affected by it. She is now not as lively as she was. She sleeps more, and would rather lay in the house then go outside. Her nose used to be black and moist. It is now all scabby and pink. Her back, by her tail, she has chewed her hair off and her skin is scabby there as well. It is not fleas, we do know that. Her gums are really red and around her mouth, like on her lips, she has developed scabs there too. The past couple of days she was been votmitting bile. She also has a bad smell to her. Worst then a wet dog skink, and giving her a bath does not take it away. So it's like she's rotting away. I know everyone's going to say take her to the vet, but I would kind of like to have an idea of what it might be first. I do know that without seeing a vet I do not know for sure what it is, but like I said. I would like to have an idea of what it MIGHT be. We do have a feeling she has some sort of cancer. A few years ago she noticed she had a lump below her jaw, close to her neck. It has not gotten worst and it doesn't seem to bother her either.
Has anyone ever experienced any of these syptoms with their dogs???
I know it's sad, but we are kind of expecting the worst. She is 13 years old. Life span of her type of dog is usally around 10 years old.
I'm sorry to hear about your dog. I have a 16.5 yr old golden so I completely understand your despair at watching her age.
I would definitely suggest taking her to a vet and at the very least having a wellness/senior blood panel done, especially if she has never had one. This will provide the vet with wealth of information in helping you decide what course of action to take. We also started Ginger on cartrophen injecions in June and they do seem to help with the hips and she is on glucosamine/MSM/chlondroitin supplements and tramadol. We tried deramaxx and metacam but she did not react well to them.
I don't know why you would hesitate to take her to a vet with or without suggestions from the board. We are not vets and all dogs are different. I would not hesitate to do anything I had to to make Ginger comfortable at this point of her life. I hope you will do the same. Please share with us what the vet suggests. Good luck!!! (oh, and we like pictures here too!!!!)
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Ginger and Hobo at the Bridge (Valentine's Day 2011) but NEVER forgotten <3...
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We do not have to wait for Heaven, to be surrounded by hope, love, and joyfulness.
It is here on earth and has four legs!
I do realise that there only a few people that are vets, out of the thousands of people on here. I do need to save up so money to be able to take her to the vet. It might be a couple of weeks.
It is difficult to see our furbabes get on in age. However, you already have a gut feeling of what is happening. Follow them.
I know you do not want to hear the staple 'we are not vets' but we are not. I truly believe your best answer will come from a professional which we are not. Sorry to say this, but I think a vet visit is in order.
Best to you and your angel. This is the time when a beloved pet needs us the most.
A senior blood panel and office visit should cost no more than $200. Some vets will allow you to make payments. It sounds to me like she has given you alot of wonderful yrs. and could possibly give more if she were to be properly taken care of. Please, don't let her suffer. If you cannot afford to treat whatever may be wrong, please at least allow a vet to medicate her so she is not suffering. If I thought either of my precious boys were "rotting", I would do anything I could to help them and return the love they have given me.
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Unfortunately our members are not vets and unable to address potentially serious health issues like this one. Time is critical - please contact a vet immediately.
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for which you'd raise your fist and stay strong? Stay strong and hold our own, even if it means we stand alone. There's more to this than meets the eye, the truth that hides beneath the lies. Be aware, it's all you can do. Search for your own truth, its right inside of you. A change has to start somewhere. Please, don't say there's nothing you can do. A change has to start somewhere. Why not start with you? With you.


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Recently, I learned that Erica Wilson, the doyenne of wool embroidery, died Dec. 13 at age 83. An English-born embroidery designer who lived in New York City, she was the woman who brought the venerable art of crewel embroidery back into the land of the living with the publication of her book "Crewel Embroidery" in 1962.
I first encountered Wilson's designs in the pages of McCall's Needlework magazine. The thing that hooked me into the Wilson way was that she said it was OK to tie a knot in the end of the thread — other sources of instruction frowned on knotted ends. She also wrote that how the back of the work looked was not so important, though she did caution that care should be taken to keep the back neat. Who wouldn't want to worship at the feet of a needlework guru with attitudes like that? With those two statements alone, she made stitching safe and desirable for a whole new generation embroiderers.
I knew basic embroidery stitches at that point in my life, but with a copy of Wilson's book in hand I learned a whole lot more. Right away I was drawn to coral stitch which could be used as a single line of stitching or, I discovered, in rows to fill areas and create a nice texture. Then I got all tangled up in the Cretan stitch and the Van Dyke stitch because they made such lovely leaf shapes. The stitch diagrams in Wilson's book were easy to follow and I found that encouraging.
The only stitch I never took to was long and short stitch, used to create lovely tonal shading. And therein lay my downfall as a practitioner of crewel embroidery. But, I reasoned, if knots tied at the end of the thread were OK, and a not-perfectly-neat reverse side of the work was acceptable, then perhaps Erica would forgive me if I avoided working patterns that called for long and short stitch.
The other thing Erica Wilson did was inject fun into crewel embroidery. Included in her book, among drawings of formal, highly detailed crewel designs that adhered to a tradition that had been around for more than 200 years, was her owl design done on burlap (not finely woven linen!) and stitched in two shades of hot pink using only three stitches — fishbone, satin and weaving. Those big, staring, slightly demented eyes, those creepy claws and that benign-looking background of a jumble of brownish-green leaves done in fishbone stitch! This was embroidery the hippie generation could understand!
What made Erica Wilson a household word among those who stitched, or who aspired to, was "Needleplay," a public television series she hosted in the 1970s and 1980s. Suddenly, Erica Wilson designs were everywhere: in kits, in magazine articles and in several more books. Maybe it's time for some of those shows to be rebroadcast now that we have yet another generation poised to learn the joys of needlework, plus several generations of my vintage who could use a refresher course in the Erica Wilson way of stitching.
I will always be grateful to Erica Wilson for giving me permission to have fun with embroidery, for showing me that needlework belongs in the realm of art and for bringing needlework into my everyday life with ideas that included embroidering blue jeans, peasant blouses and potholders.
For information about Erica Wilson needlework kits, visit ericawilson.com.
The Maine Spinners Registry annual meeting will be held 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, April 28, at the Norridgewock Grade School, Mercer Road (Route 2), in Norridgewock. The organization is working on a charity knitting and crochet project — unisex adult chemo caps in unisex colors — and will collect finished items that day. For information about the event or the
charity project, visit mainespinnersregistry.org.
The Abbe Museum in Bar Harbor will host a children's ash basket workshop with Pam Cunningham 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, April 28, at the museum, 26 Mount Desert St. Children age 6 through 18 will learn how to weave a simple ash basket. The cost of the workshop is $30 museum members, $40 others. Advance registration is required by calling 288-3519 or email Raney Bench at email@example.com.
FARMS, or Focus on Agriculture in Rural Maine Schools, and the Morris Farm Trust need help sewing aprons for children in the Farm-to-School Project at AOS 93 schools in Damariscotta, Bristol and Jefferson, and at Wiscasset Primary School. The apron making project will take place 9 a.m.-noon Wednesday, May 2, in the Learning Center at Morris Farm, 156 Gardiner Road, Wiscasset. Fabric and patterns will be provided. Bring a sewing machine. For information, call Kim at 882-4080, email email@example.com or visit morrisfarm.org.
Maine Quilt Shop Hop's 12th annual shop hop will run through April 30. Quilters will travel to as many of the 32 participating shops as they can. The event draws approximately 800 participants from Maine and surrounding states. Maine Quilt Shop Hop was launched 12 years ago in an effort to create an event that would promote the art of quilting. Participants have the opportunity to win more than $14,000 in prizes, including five sewing machines. Each shop hopper will receive a free batik 5-inch fabric square that can be used to make the free downloadable project designed exclusively for Maine Quilt Shop Hop by Maine designer Carol McLeod of Aunties Two in Portland. For information, visit maineshophop.com.
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Hello im new here, and i am REALLY desperate because of the recent problems my cat is giving me.
She was really nice when she first came to my home (shes adopted and 9 months old, shes not agressive what so ever)
But the last month she has developed a destructive behavior, for example:
she will open the cabinet bellow the dishwasher and eat food from the bag then running with the food around the house living a mess, she is stealing food from the counter (this really huge and heavy piece of meat), she throws the trashcan and make a mess around the house, she scratch the living hell out of my kitchen wallpaper, she eats aluminum paper from the stove, throw things around the house, eat the plants, etc.
and yesterday when i was trying to discipline her she bite me in an agressive way, she has NEVER done that ; ^ ;
i dont know what to do i thought it was because i wasnt playing enough with her but that was not it (i played for houuuurs).
please tell me how to "train" my cat shes driving me crazy....she actually fell into the washing machine yesterday trying to catch my roomates drying sock. She was freezing after that...i just dont know what to do.
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We provide you with professional relationship, personal and marriage counselling locally. Your situation is unique and counselling will help you understand and work through any personal or relationship issues or vulnerabilities. Your situation is treated as unique and very specific guidance is offered. We will work closely with you to address your specific needs. With regard to relationship and marital problems we will explore:
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Not only does the HSSOC provide free membership, but also complimentary guide-led hikes in our 16 city parks. These hikes and activities are available to people of all ages and walks of life. We even allow pets! The Outdoors Club meets on Friday evenings (8:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.) and Saturday mornings (8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.) to explore and appreciate the nature around us. In addition to the regularly-scheduled weekly treks, the club also gathers for social events, day trips to mountain trails, and special holiday hikes. For more information, click here.


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"It's very hard for me to do this stuff because I feel like this isn't my job anymore. My job is to be with him," the This Is 40 star says in the March issue of Marie Claire UK.
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Plunging into parenthood has certainly placed Megan Fox on a new career path.
After welcoming son Noah Shannon in September, the new mom admits it has become increasingly more difficult to balance both her personal and professional lives.
"It's very hard for me to do this stuff because I feel like this isn't my job anymore. My job is to be with him," the This Is 40 star says in the March issue of Marie Claire U.K.
"All I wanted to do my whole, whole life was have a baby and, now, I've finally done it. I just want to give Noah as much of myself as I can."
Swapping out the glitz and glamour for diaper duty and late nights with Noah wasn't a hard transition for the actress, who, after meeting her future husband Brian Austin Green at the age of 18, spent much of her younger years with him at home.
"Maybe it's just because I don't know any different," she says of her low-key lifestyle. "I've never been validated by work or fame of Hollywood or any of that."
With her priority placed on family, Fox, 26, is willing to put in the extra effort to ensure her marriage is successful. "I believe he's my soul mate," she shares. "But that doesn't mean it doesn't take work, because we are very, very different."
And when she's not bonding with her baby boy or nurturing her relationship with Green, the actress makes it her mission to not watch the news.
"Everything makes me cry. Because everyone is someone's child, every woman seems like someone's mother," Fox explains. "I have so much more patience for people and women in general."
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American Crossroads, the Republican super PAC founded by Karl Rove, released a set of eight polls on Friday showing that control of the Senate is "up for grabs" ahead of November's midterm elections.
According to the polls, which were conducted by the right-leaning Harper Polling, Republicans hold leads in five of seven key U.S. Senate races. The other races are either tied or show room for growth from GOP candidates.
The automated surveys from Harper show Sens. Mark Begich (D-Alaska), Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) and Mary Landrieu (D-La.) trailing their Republican opponents. Republicans also lead open races with Democratic retirements in Montana and Michigan.
Republicans need to swing six seats — while holding onto their own seats — to take back control of the Senate. Doing so would give the GOP full control over both chambers of Congress.
Here's a breakdown of the key races polled by Harper:
- Alaska: Democratic incumbent Sen. Mark Begich trails both possible GOP candidates, Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell and former Commissioner for the Department of Natural Resources Dan Sullivan, by six points each(47-41). Begich is also upside-down in his job-approval rating, at 41-47.
- Arkansas: Republican U.S. Rep. Tom Cotton leads incumbent Democrat Sen. Mark Pryor 42-36. Pryor's job approval sits at an upside-down 37-40.
- Louisiana: Incumbent Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu is in a virtual tie (down 45-44) to U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy. Moreover, only 40% approve of how she's handling her job, while 51% disapprove.
- Michigan: Republican and former Michigan Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land leads Democratic U.S. Rep. Gary Peters 42-37 in the race to fill Sen. Carl Levin's (D) seat. President Barack Obama's approval rating in Michigan is only 38%, but he carried the state 54-45 in 2012.
- Montana: Republican U.S. Rep. Steve Daines leads Democrat Lt. Gov. John Walsh (who was just appointed to fill Sen. Max Baucus' seat on Friday) by 14 points (43-29). Another possible Democratic candidate, former Lt. Gov. John Bohlinger, trails 43-32. Walsh and Bohlinger are tied in a Democratic primary matchup.
- North Carolina: Democratic incumbent Kay Hagan is locked in a tie with likely GOP candidate and North Carolina Rep. Thom Tillis. Only 36% approve of her job performance, while 49% disapprove. Obama's approval rating is also underwater (43-51), as is support for the Affordable Care Act (39-52).
- New Hampshire: Democratic incumbent Sen. Jean Shaheen leads former Sen. Scott Brown 40-35 in a hypothetical matchup. She's viewed favorably among New Hampshire voters, but Obama's horrible approval-to-disapproval split (35-57) and Obamacare's split (32-60) bring her down.
These polls don't tell the complete story. A Crossroads spokesman didn't immediately respond to a request for comment as to whether the group had commissioned polls in Georgia or Kentucky, two states currently held by Republicans where Democrats have a chance for pickup opportunities.
It also didn't poll in Iowa, where a recent Quinnipiac University poll showed Democratic Rep. Bruce Braley leading all potential GOP challengers.
But if Republicans hold onto all their seats, they would only likely need to win four of the seven key races polled above. Republicans are already very likely to win open Senate seats in South Dakota and West Virginia, deep red states where long-time Democratic incumbents are retiring.
"A path to victory is clearly there. Incumbent democrats are weak across the board, and the crop of Republicans is stronger than it has been in a decade," Crossroads spokesman Jonathan Collegio said in a memo.
"Obamacare, designed to help float all boats, has instead become a millstone around the neck of every Democrat incumbent. And the national atmosphere is weakening for Democrats each day."


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Campana, Pennington get starts to stay sharp
PHOENIX -- D-backs center fielder Tony Campana and shortstop Cliff Pennington got their first starts of the year Wednesday as manager Kirk Gibson works to keep all his players involved.
With Spring Training just having ended, both Campana and Pennington are coming off having consistent at-bats, something that doesn't happen for bench players during the regular season.
"Timing-wise, I have timing right now, and if you don't play for 10 or 12 days in a row, then it's going to be hard to keep it," Pennington said. "This should be the time of year when the backups or reserves play, they should be pretty close to full go."
Campana won the final spot on the bench because of his versatility in playing all three outfield positions as well as the speed dynamic he brings off the bench in the late innings.
"During spring you get yourself a lot of at-bats and then when the season starts and you're a bench guy, they go away a little bit more, so it's cool to get a start early in the season because you know you've still got your timing still and you've got your rhythm," Campana said. "Eventually that's going to go away a little bit, but you've got to keep it as long as you can."
Campana has perfected a routine over the past year that he thinks helps keep him sharp when he's not playing.
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The last five years were financially rough for many people. Quite a few lost their houses in the real estate bust. Many others lost their jobs from corporate downsizing, recessionary pressure, and government spending cutbacks. A smaller number of people were simply forced into insolvency by the decision of credit grantors to cut back their credit line flexibility, and drastically raise interest rates on existing credit lines. Finally, more people than ever before have been financially "stressed" by adult children looking for financial help. No matter which issue or effect hit you, the last five years were the most economically challenging of any time in decades.
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Mortgage refinance, short sales, and deed in lieu of foreclosure
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Get or modify child support
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Ignore zombie debt
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Cut back on your lifestyle and tackle your debts
It may be time to get back to basics. We all remember a time in life when we had no money and experienced the happiness that comes with not being under pressure. Do you really need that upscale car? Will cooking at home be the end of your world? You can immediately lower stress and get a handle on your finances by severely cutting back on spending in 2014. Start now and you will experience the peace of mind that comes with moving forward in a positive direction.
File for bankruptcy
The big gun of tactical debt control, bankruptcy can cure many issues including medical bills, defaulted credit cards, and upside down mortgages. If you have significant debt issues and quality for bankruptcy, then go get a consultation now. A Chapter 7 bankruptcy begins and ends quickly, and can make many problems a distant memory.
Set goals and tasks – make a visual chart
Whatever your path to financial relief in the New Year, be sure put it on paper. Nothing provides as potent a reminder as a progress chart hung prominently in a place you look at daily – such as the refrigerator door. You can measure your debt, show your progress, or list your steps taken to achieve peace of mind. Put it in a spot you face every day and you are sure to make significant progress.
No everyone is the same in their financial situation – or their desire to change. But it is important to move forward to ease the financial woes of the last five years. No matter which technique you use, now is the time to get on top of finances, enjoy the improved economy, and have a great New Year.
The author, Howard Iken, is an attorney in Florida who practices bankruptcy, family law, and personal injury. More information can be found at: http://www.myfloridalaw.com.
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