A very sparsely populated area dominated with hilly terrain and scrubland Woolshed is subject of the study – Solar power in Woolshed.
Location and connectivity – Located about 18 miles west of the center of Ipswich Woolshed is primarily a farm area with extensive Scrubland and open places. The latest census shows the population of the area to be around a 100 individuals.
Woolshed is primarily bordered by the Bluff, Mount Marrow, Tallegalla, Prenzlau, Hutton Vale and Grandchester. Very few of the major roads of the area connect to Woolshed. The closest train station is Rosewood which is about 10 miles away. The location of this area is also quite far away from the nearest highways.
Land – Due to problems of connectivity this area is very underdeveloped in terms of the real estate business. There are a few large and wide farms strewn about with small houses present. The growth of the city of Ipswich hasn't had too much effect here as the location inhibits it.
Solar power potential in Woolshed makes sense only if it is on an industrial scale. With large open uncultivated spaces many of the open and unallocated farm lands could be collated to form a large power station to house an array. This array could then feed power to the local areas.
and other renewable energy sources be encouraged in this area. Individual homes can take some load of the requirement off by installing solar panels themselves. As the prevalence of solar power increases, gas and coal powered turbines would be closed over time. This is very necessary as Australia embarks on the implementation of stricter environmental norms.
With solar power in Woolshed on an industrial scale, the power production in surrounding areas like Swanbank can be turned down so the overproduction and the emissions associated with it can stop.
With Ipswich and its immediate surrounding areas all set to grow exponentially, with solar power arrays in woolshed, could cut down the requirement for thermal power production. It is necessary to do so as the time frame to stop climate change is closing. If steps are taken now for the commercial solar power it would have a very positive impact in the near future.
Woolshed is the right kind of place to set up large solar power arrays. If this is laid as an option on the table it could open up many more possibilities for clean renewable power in south eastern Queensland.


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Monday, season finale: Generals 13, Biscuits 6
Montgomery finishes year with 66-74 record
Monday, season finale: Generals 13, Biscuits 6 Montgomery finishes year with 66-74 record Check out this story on montgomeryadvertiser.com: http://www.montgomeryadvertiser.com/story/biscuitcrumbs/2014/09/01/monday-generals-13-biscuits-6/14935373/
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A. Stacy Long, Montgomery Advertiser Published 3:18 p.m. CT Sept. 1, 2014 | Updated 3:31 p.m. CT Sept. 1, 2014
D.J. Peterson homered twice and the Generals pounded out 20 hits, the most surrendered by the Biscuits this year, in a season-ending 13-6 victory Monday at Riverwalk Stadium.
The Montgomery Biscuits before the Jacksonville Suns game at Riverwalk Stadium in Montgomery, Ala. on Monday May 5, 2014. (Photo: Mickey Welsh / Advertiser)
Peterson hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning and a two-run blast in the ninth. Peterson, who also singled twice, finished the year with 13 homers for Jackson and 31 between the Generals and high-Class A.
Jordy Lara hit three doubles and scored four times. Dan Paolini doubled twice, singled twice and scored twice.
Biscuits starter Victor Mateo (12-11) allowed six earned runs on 14 hits in 6 1/3 innings.
The 14 hits set a record for most hits against a Biscuits starter.
Justin O'Conner hit a two-run home run, singled twice and scored twice for the Biscuits.
Richie Shaffer doubled, singled and walked, plus had an RBI and scored. In the season's final 11 games, he reached base 26 times.
Biscuits right fielder Taylor Motter did not record an outfield assist and finishes the year with 24, one shy of a 1967 Southern League record set by Barry Morgan of the Montgomery Rebels.
Montgomery finished the year with a 66-74 overall record.
Monday's announced crowd of 2,197 gave the Biscuits a season total of 244,534, their lowest since coming to town in 2004, just less than 2012's 244,976.
However, the Biscuits had a franchise-low 64 home dates. Their six rainouts included two Fridays and one Saturday, days where they usually draw bigger crowds.
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I proudly remember changing the sparkplugs on my Mexican VW Beatle when we were living in Burnaby in the late 70s. I would then turn the distributor a bit to the left or right and go up a hill until it was in the right place.
Because Mexican gasoline had so many impurities, before we moved to Vancouver I would remove my VW's gasoline tank and clean the sludge with paint thinner. The sludge was there even though I had an additional gas line filter.
For many years I repaired many of my cameras and I feel that I am not all that mechanically uninclined. All that changed in the 90s when I started using computers. For a few years I wrote articles for the Vancouver Sun and a garden column for Western Living using email since I did not know how to use Word.
In this March, 2019 my monitor is a Dell Cathode Ray Tube unit and my Photoshop is 14 years old. Six years ago my Rosemary urged me to acquire a digital camera (a Fuji X-E1). I now also have an X-E3. Whenever there is something about my camera that is beyond my comprehension go to Jeff Gin at Leo's for help (a good reason buy a digital camera there if you are a Luddite as I am).
In that last century I was a good photographer because I was "cutting edge" with film cameras and lighting systems.
In this century all that is very old hat.
That brings me to this!
My eldest daughter Ale left for Puerto Vallarta/ Guadalajara yesterday. I sent books, films and music CDS to her godfather (and my friend since 1961) Andrew Taylor. I vowed three years ago to no longer buy books but get them at our excellent Vancouver Public Library.
While in Venice I found out that Donna Leon had just published her 27th Commissario Brunetti novel, Unto Us a Son is Given. To read it I would have to put my name under a long list of others clamouring to read it. Then I had an idea. If I bought it Saturday and read it on Saturday night and Sunday night I could send it to Andrew with a smile on my face!
Gonzalo appeared a few times in magazines like Chi and Gente, but as time passed, the photos grew fewer and smaller and moved further towards the back of magazines. When Brunetti thought about the photos that accompanied the articles, it seemed to him that Gonzalo had grown not only older, but paler and less vibrant.
This, Brunetti knew, was what happened to people who retired. Like photos left too long on the wall, their colours began to fade. Hair followed life and began to grow dim, the brightness of their eyes diminished. A strong jawline became harder to see; skin dried and grew more fragile. They remained the same people, but they began to disappear. Certainly, others no longer noticed them, nor what they wore nor what they said or did. They were there, hanging suspended, washed out and considered useless, trapped behind the glass of age. Dust gathered on the glass, and one day they weren't there on the wall among the other fading photos, and soon after that people began to forget what they looked like or what they said.
'Oh how very clever you are,' Brunetti said to himself.
On February 12, Edith Iglauer died. Obituaries appeared in BC Bookworld and the Globe & Mail.
Since I spend upwards of $1600 per year on my NY Times subscription I am not subscribed to the Globe&Mail in spite of the fact that my Times is delivered by the Globe folks. The Globe has an insurmountable pay wall so I was not aware of her death until I read the fine obituary in today's (March 18, 2019) New York Times.
While it is understandable that our Vancouver Sun is moribund (who will write their obituary when it finally succumbs?) I have not been able to find any indication in that newspaper (I am subscribed) that this great American writer is dead.
But I feel no anger. If anything I feel lucky to have had the pleasure of working for magazines (in the example here, Western Living) who gave me access and connections to so many great people, mostly who because I am about to be 77, are all but gone.
The last time I saw Iglauer it was at Arthur Erickson's garden home. She had that patrician (to me) gray hair and that charm that I so remember.
When I scanned this Western Living frontspiece today I became aware of something I had forgotten. If Eglauer looks so special it is because for many years my editorial secret weapon was makeup artist Inga Vollmer.


REDUCED PRICE ~ $300,000 FOR ALL OF THIS? WOW!!
From the quaint road to the gorgeous brick facade this home will bring you back to a simpler time. The entry offers a bricked in courtyard, that is perfect for both sitting out front enjoying your piece of paradise, and greeting guests. The gorgeous 2.5 acre grounds allow for the massive swimming pool (25 by 50 feet!!!), plenty of trees, and open spaces to play, build barns, plant gardens….. the possibilities are limitless. The home itself offers 1977 original square feet, PLUS the additional space made by enclosing the 2 car garage- which now has sliding glass doors to the outside. This space could be for an in-law, game room, or could be converted back to a garage. Featuring a split bedroom floor plan and a large, open kitchen/dining/living space- this home is perfect for the family wanting to move right in or the couple looking to update this home to maximize it's potential. Master bathroom shower was recently updated. This home is not in a special hazard flood zone, meaning most lenders do not require flood insurance. Island Living without the flood insurance requirement…. this really is paradise.


Faced with the task of actually running a home office, I realized that I had to get a printer.
Not having purchased one in the last 15 years, I rather forgot the ritual of trying to understand the diagrams about setting the device up, like pulling the toner tray out.
Just for the heck of it, I documented the process with some snapshots. Who knows, maybe there is some wayward soul out there, who just happens to be setting up their HL-Laserjet 2320D and now you have a photo guide!
The first thing you do is pop open the top half of the front side, which is where the whole toner tray is mounted.
Fold the paper flap that has convenient icon-sized instructions on it off the top of the machine and out of the way of the toner tray. Then grasp the green toner tray handle and slide it outwards from the printer. A few clicks are normal.
Pull the toner tray completely out of the printer and put it aside.
Once the toner tray is out, remove the entire orange plastic clip, and find the new toner package.
Cut open the toner package (near the indentation on the edge) and tear off the top.
Once the toner is out of the package, slide the orange cap on the side of the toner roller off.
Once you have the fresh toner roller exposed, you want to mount it directly into the toner tray that you hade removed earlier.
The roller on the toner cartridge will press against the roller in the toner tray. It should slide in and click into place.
Once the toner is completely inserted and locked into the position inside the toner tray, the toner tray can be loaded back into the printer body.
The toner tray should click back into place. Don't force it to fit, just wiggle it and it should align properly then engage properly inside the printer.
Snap the front cover back into place.
Below the front cover, is the paper tray. Gently pull on the slot at the bottom of the tray until it pops open.
Load some paper into the tray. Then slide the paper tray back into the printer until it snaps shut.
Then, with the proper driver installed on Mac OS X 10.13, the LibreOffice Writer document was able to locate the new printer by default, and a perfect document was printed on the first click!
Later, I found that I sent a document to print, but had neglected to boot the printer up. When I powered up the Brother and connected the USB, the document had been spooled somewhere, and it printed by itself!
All in all, the new printer experience went much better than expected. (And yes, I deliberately wanted the cable connection model, not the wireless model.
And now I'm convinced that was the right way to go.


News aggregation site Newser.com just launched a new NEWSER BY USERS feature, which allows readers to find, summarize and post their own stories directly onto the homepage.
Below Newser.com's main grid, which features summarized stories and photos curated with the help of Newsers' 16 staffers, the second grid below it is wholly created by user contributions. They can sign up and use the site's own tools to post their own photos, text, and headline onto their stories.
Users no longer have to wait for mainstream media to bubble up the hottest news item — they create it, Wolff explained.
He added that while major media companies have "grown incredibly paranoid" about their power structure and ageing business model in the new media landscape, by putting up paywalls, Newser is essentially breaking them down.
Editors won't be looking at the posts before they are posted online, but Wolff said if any of the user-generated posts could get them prosecuted for obscenity or libel, they will consider taking them down.
Otherwise, "we're very determined to offer people full control," Wolff told us. "We're opening our platform to them." Newser currently has 2.5 million unique visitors per month, according to Wolff.


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Serigne Mbaye Camara, né en 1948 à Saint-Louis (Sénégal), est un artiste plasticien sénégalais contemporain. Il est issu de la deuxième génération de l'« École de Dakar ».

Après la peinture et le papier découpé, il se tourne vers le travail du bois, du fer, du tissu et de bien d'autres matériaux.

Sélection d'œuvres

 Peuples, 1989
 Attitudes VIII, 1992
 Adolescence, 1998
 Tablette talibé, 2000
 Sanctuaire, 2002

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
Né à Saint Louis du Sénégal, Serigne Mbaye Camara vit et travaille à Dakar. Depuis 1996, il conjugue son métier de créateur et d'enseignant à l'école nationale des arts de Dakar et dans des universités notamment celle de Dakar, de Thiès de Ziguinchor, à celui de responsable tour à tour des départements des Arts plastiques, de Coupe couture et mode et conseiller pédagogique de l'Ecole nationale des arts de Dakar où il a commencé sa formation avant de partir en France. Là, il a suivi un enseignement à l'école normale supérieure en techniques de Cachan. Serigne Mbaye Camara a participé à plusieurs expositions collectives comme la grande manifestation Art contemporains du Sénégal présentée en France , en Belgique et en Autriche au début des années 1990 , à Paris au musée Dapper Son travail a aussi fait l'objet de plusieurs expositions personnelles, dont une, en 2002, au musée des cultures (Kultuurien muséo) d'Helsinki . En 2002 il a été nommé président de la commission des expositions dans le cadre de la Biennale de Dakar (Dak'Art).

 Christiane Falgayrettes-Leveau et Sylvain Sankalé, « Serigne Mbaye Camara », dans Sénégal contemporain, Musée Dapper, Paris, 2006, p. 94-97   (catalogue d'exposition)
 Daniel Sotiaux, « Serigne Mbaye Camara : l'énigme humaine », in Bassam Chaïtou, Serge Villain, Trajectoires: art contemporain du Sénégal : collection Bassam Chaïtou, Musée de l'Ifan de Dakar, Kaani, 2007, p. 118-121 (catalogue d'exposition)

Articles connexes
 Culture du Sénégal
 Art contemporain africain

Liens externes
 Abdou Sylla, « Trajectoires : entretien avec Bassam Chaitou », in Éthiopiques, 79
 Daniel Sotiaux, « Serigne M'baye Camara : présentation », Rurart

Naissance en 1948
Naissance à Saint-Louis (Sénégal)
Peintre sénégalais
Personnalité de Casamance

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The 2019 Ann Asparro Run: 100 Miles, 1 Day, $100K
Watching a loved one face the challenges of living with Dementia can be devastating. However, it was this very devastation that inspired Jay Asparro to do something special. After watching his grandmother Ann Asparro slowly slip away while battling Alzheimer's disease, Jay knew he had to take a stand, and he did more than that!
Since 2016, Jay has helped raise awareness for Alzheimer's disease and the Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center in the annual Ann Asparro Run. Three years later, Jay has demonstrated no signs of slowing down.
For 2019, Jay is upping the ante to accomplish 100 miles in a single day by running from Long Island's North Shore to its South Shore to raise a total of $100,000 for the Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center. Continue reading to learn more about the Ann Asparro Run and how you can do much more than cheer Jay on from the sidelines to help make a difference.
Making a Difference One Mile at a Time
While Jay wanted to make a difference, he was like many others and didn't know where to start or how. He often found himself at odds between finding a way to help and finding time for his busy career and young family.
Jay desired to make a hands-on difference — he wanted to increase awareness and help other families navigate their way through the disease. Eventually, Jay merged his passion for running and his love for his grandmother into a blueprint for making a difference — one mile, one person, one family at a time.
At first, he considered running a half marathon, but felt it wouldn't make the impactful difference he desired. As a result, he challenged himself to run an Ultra Marathon of 90 miles. As the days passed prior to the first run in 2016, his mission became more defined. Jay Asparro explained:
"I'm running for my grandmother, for my parents and aunt and uncle, and for all of the other families who are suffering because of this terrible disease."
Charting a Unique Path
Once Jay decided to run, the next step was for him to chart a path. Traditionally, his family would visit Montauk for Mass at St. Therese of Lisieux every summer, so his first inclination was to run from St. Therese of Lisieux in Montauk to his home parish of St. Pius X in Plainview. When Jay charted the distance between the two points, it was exactly 89.7 miles — only 0.3 miles away from his grandmother's age at the time.
In 2016, with some adjustments to the route, Jay finished the inaugural run of 90 miles in three days to raise money for awareness and programs through the Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center. What started out as a 90-mile marathon took on a life of its own and grew into an annual inspirational campaign.
In 2017, Jay ran 75 miles over a period of two days to commemorate his grandparents' 75th wedding anniversary. In 2018, Jay competed in the Lake Placid IronMan 70.3 triathlon.
100 Miles in One Day for $100,000 for Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center
Since the inaugural Ann Asparro Run, Jay has raised over $75,000 and continued to push himself farther. For 2019, Jay is looking to raise his output and awareness even higher by completing a 100-mile run in a single day!
On November 2nd, Jay will run from Long Island's North Shore to its South Shore with a goal of raising an astonishing total of $100,000 for Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center's hands-on programs and services. And you can do much more than cheer Jay on from the sidelines by supporting Jay's heroic run across Long Island.
How Can You Help Jay Run the Race for Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center
If you're looking to get in on Jay's amazing feat, you can help! In fact, every one of us has a meaningful role to play. Here's how you can help:
Open your heart and wallet to make a tax-deductible charitable donation for a direct impact.
Join us for an afternoon of games, giveaways, and BINGO on Sunday, September 8th to help raise money for Jay's amazing run for Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center.
Donate your time by volunteering at Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center. We offer an endless range of volunteering opportunities for any age.
Commemorate the life of a loved one with an In Honor and In Memoriam Gift.
Encourage your organization to get involved or sponsor an event at Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center.
Share this article on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook and other social media outlets to show your support.
Contact Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center today at (516) 767-6856 with any questions about the 2019 Ann Asparro Run.


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University of Cambridge > Talks.cam > Engineering Department Structures Research Seminars > Structures Continuum mechanics and mesoscopic modeling and simulation of carbon nanotubes
Structures Continuum mechanics and mesoscopic modeling and simulation of carbon nanotubes
Marino Arroyo (Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya)
Friday 24 November 2006, 15:00-16:00
Engineering Department - LR6.
If you have a question about this talk, please contact Nami Norman.
The understanding of the mechanics of atomistic systems greatly benefits from continuum mechanics. One appealing approach aims at deductively constructing continuum theories starting from models of the interatomic interactions. This viewpoint has become extremely popular with the quasicontinuum method. The application of these ideas to carbon nanotubes presents a peculiarity with respect to usual crystalline materials: their structure relies on a two-dimensional curved lattice. This renders the cornerstone of crystal elasticity, the Cauchy-Born rule, insufficient to describe the effect of curvature. We discuss the application of a theory which corrects this deficiency to the mechanics of carbon nanotubes [1,2,3]. We review recent developments of this theory, which include the study of the convergence characteristics of the proposed continuum models to the parent atomistic models, as well as large scale simulations based on this theory. The latter have unveiled the complex nonlinear elastic response of thick multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs), with an anomalous elastic regime following an almost absent harmonic range. We propose a further level of model upscaling, by constructing mesoscopic beam models to describe thick MWCN Ts, which encode the essential complexity arising from the multi-layer structure, the short-range atomistic interactions, and the van der Waals interactions.
[1] Marino Arroyo and Ted Belytschko, "An atomistic-based finite deformation membrane for single layer crystalline films", Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids 50:1941-1977 (2002).
[2] Marino Arroyo and Ted Belytschko, "Nonlinear mechanical response and rippling of thick multi-walled carbon nanotubes", Physical Review Letters, 91:215505 (2003)
[3] Marino Arroyo and Ted Belytschko, "Finite element analysis of the nonlinear mechanics of carbon nanotubes", International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering, 59:419-456 (2004).
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I spent a good deal of time on this one---I don't know exactly how long, maybe eight or nine hours all told, over the last couple days---and the style and particulars of the landscape changed drastically as the painting process went on. I should have taken photos along the way but I was too busy painting.
Returning to a large painting after so many small ones---and an abstract after so many "normals"---I found myself re-exploring the process all over again. Trying out new color patterns, changing the way the shadows fell across the hills and the lightness of the sky, etc. All these infinite possibilities and only a finite few could ultimately be chosen. And the final product (I think it's final, anyway) is pleasing to me, though I'll probably hang it in the living room awhile to see if anything wants to be changed.
The piece is painted on canvas and mounted on heavy-duty, two-and-a-fourth-inch stretcher bars with black-painted sides and would look great as a centerpiece in a large family room.
The only thing I'm not so thrilled about is its lack of name. Please leave any suggestions for a name in the comments! And, as always, click the photo for a larger view. Thanks.


Every second counts in an emergency. But in many countries, there's no modern ER. That's why Abbott and its foundation, the Abbott Fund, are partnering to create a leading ER and emergency medicine residency program in East Africa.
The ER provides best-in-class care, regardless of ability to pay, for more than 60,000 people a year. The number of deaths at the hospital has dropped by 50 percent, saving thousands of lives every year, and the program has trained more than 300 physicians, nurses and students. In addition, the ER generates a profit, which is reinvested to further strengthen hospital operations—providing a new model for financial sustainability in public health.


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McDavid's 4-point game leads Oilers to 8-2 rout of Coyotes
Arizona Coyotes' Troy Stecher (51) tries to stop Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid (97) during the second period of an NHL hockey game in Edmonton, Alberta, on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP)[ASSOCIATED PRESS/Jason Franson]
EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) — Connor McDavid had two goals and two assists and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins scored twice and had an assist as the Edmonton Oilers defeated the Arizona Coyotes 8-2. Derek Ryan, Leon Draisaitl, Bret Kulak and Klim Kostin also scored for the Oilers, who have won five of their last seven games. Jack McBain and Shayne Gostisbehere scored for the Coyotes, who finished off a 14-game road trip with their sixth consecutive loss.
Arizona Coyotes' Jakob Chychrun (6) and Edmonton Oilers' Connor McDavid (97) compete for the puck during the second period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022, in Edmonton, Alberta. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP)
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Arizona Coyotes goalie Connor Ingram (39) makes a save on Edmonton Oilers' Zach Hyman (18) during the second period of an NHL hockey game Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022, in Edmonton, Alberta. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP)
Arizona Coyotes' Christian Fischer (36) is chased by Edmonton Oilers' Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (93) as goalie Stuart Skinner (74) looks for the puck during the first period of an NHL hockey game in Edmonton, Alberta, on Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP)


Why to Go to Wales?
Wales Facts: What Are They?
Where to Stay in Wales?
This site will help you appreciate the beauty of Wales as you take in the country with its numerous outdoor activities that seem to revolve around its rich history and culture. There are even a great number of cycling trails that will take you from the countryside one moment to the rolling hills and majestic peninsula scenery the next.
Wales is smaller than other countries and coupled with some great trail offerings that seem to mimic magnificent paintings with its beautiful scenery, cycling has been one of the best things to do while out on a visit. The fun and challenging trails in the country gives you the chance to immerse yourself in your surroundings while out and about.
The site also helps you understand the benefits of cycling as it lists down some great health advantages when you decide to use pedal power as you go around the country. Apart from helping you sleep better at night and helping you lose weight, the site also explains how cycling can help you stay away from some forms of sickness including cancer.
The site also takes a look at some of the more popular gaming centers in the country. As rich as the history of Wales is, it also offers some of the best casinos in the world. The site goes on to explain how some establishments would have bigger gaming centers than the others and how their restaurants and bars helps guests relax at the end of the day. If these places are closed then a online casino with fast options for playing could be the good choice.
There are a lot of places to visit while in Wales and the site lists down some of the more popular choices you need to have in your itinerary. It looks at what each place has to offer to give you an idea what to expect. There are also a good number of outdoor activities you can take up during your visit in Wales. From visiting a farm and zoo to coasteering and even skydiving and seeing the scenery from above, this site helps you understand your options so you can plan ahead as well as manage expectations.
As you put together your trip, one of the most important things you need to confirm is the accommodation. This site looks at some of the best places to stay in while you discover Wales. It helps you look into some of the hotels and even some bed & breakfast establishments that are sure to give you some breathtaking views.


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Biden HHS Nominee Xavier Becerra Has No Health Care Experience, But He Sure Loves Abortion
Opinion | Tom McClusky | Feb 4, 2021 | 10:07AM | Washington, DC
President Biden's nominees for the top three positions at the Department of Health and Human Services all have troubling records marked by inexperience and incompetence in the area of healthcare policy. Unfortunately, that didn't seem to matter to Biden as much as their resolute fealty to the abortion industry.
Biden's nominee for secretary of HHS, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, has no background in the field of healthcare at all. His background includes attacking the First Amendment rights of pregnancy care centers in California, an effort he ultimately lost at the U.S. Supreme Court. The opinion in the 2018 case NIFLA v. Becerra protected the free speech of pro-life pregnancy centers nationwide. Becerra also sued the Little Sisters of the Poor, insisting the religious order should be forced to pay for contraception and abortifacients in its healthcare plans.
In December 2020, Becerra was faulted by state district attorneys for doing little to stop what was described as the biggest taxpayer fraud in California's history. Investigators said federal pandemic unemployment benefits worth $400 million to possibly over $1 billion were fraudulently obtained in the names of ineligible prisoners by criminal associates. The vast majority of this money will likely never be recovered, prosecutors said.
Wisconsin's acting Secretary of Health Andrea Palm has been nominated for the second most powerful position at HHS — deputy secretary. Palm came to the Badger State position with no healthcare education or experience beyond a brief stint at HHS. Within a year of her taking the position, Palm showed she was in way over her head when it came to the state's COVID-19 response. Her public appearances addressing the pandemic caused confusion as she seemed not to understand the data.
Palm repeatedly exceeded her position's lawful powers, even issuing an emergency order to close the state indefinitely. (The Legislature sued her and successfully overturned that order.) She was sued for continuing to close and restrict religious gatherings, and she also advised the governor to delay the spring election, which the state Supreme Court blocked.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ranked Wisconsin under Palm's leadership 40th in the nation in its vaccine rollout. Half of the doses provided to Wisconsin have not yet been administered, and the state still hasn't completed its priority lists for who should be vaccinated and when.
Finally, Biden has selected Dr. Rachel Levine for HHS assistant secretary of health. Her incompetence as Pennsylvania's secretary of health is without a doubt the worst of the three.
Levine knew that the order issued from her office forcing COVID-19 patients into nursing homes would lead to deaths. To make matters worse, prior to the issuance of the order, Levine moved her own mother from a state nursing home, thereby protecting her from the harmful order.
According to the New York Times, 6 of the 10 nursing homes with the most COVID-19 deaths in the nation were in Pennsylvania — a direct result of Levine's policy. Representatives of the nursing home industry have sued the commonwealth, saying that the state illegally withheld $150 million in federal funding, diverting the money into other human services programs.
Like Palm, Levine was incompetent with the COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan. Pennsylvania ranks as one of the worst states in the Northeast in terms of percentage of the population that has received a first vaccine dose. According to Fortune magazine, about 2.7 out of every 100 Pennsylvania residents have been vaccinated, putting the commonwealth behind more than 30 other states. The COVID-19 vaccine seems to be the only drug Levine has kept out of Pennsylvania, though — there were 2,352 overdose deaths on her watch through June 30, an increase of 11.7% from 2,105 in the same period a year earlier.
What these three HHS nominees also have in common is their loyalty to abortion-mega-business Planned Parenthood and promotion of abortion in general.
While in Congress, Becerra received a 100% rating from Planned Parenthood and pro-abortion NARAL Pro-Choice America. As California attorney general, Becerra used his power to protect Planned Parenthood from a baby body parts trafficking scandal, instead using his office to file charges against the organization that exposed the outrage.
Palm used her office to declare abortion an "essential service." She also named a former lobbyist and lawyer for Planned Parenthood to be her state deputy secretary.
Levine opposed legislation in Pennsylvania that included a ban on late-term dismemberment abortions. As secretary of health, Levine designated abortion facilities, including Planned Parenthood, as "essential" but excluded other elective surgical procedures from this designation.
The incompetence in the area of health policy that these three top health officials nominated by Biden share is concerning, and one has to wonder whether they were nominated instead for their unwavering allegiance to big abortion.
LifeNews Note: Tom McClusky is president of March for Life Action.


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As we publish our independent assessment of the local government public health reforms of 2013, David Buck outlines challenges facing local government and looks ahead to the key events set to influence public health in the coming year.
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There is nothing to smile about in new statistics showing more people request social care support but fewer get it.
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Listening to people's experience of services – good and bad - is as important to improving quality as crunching the data, writes Simon Bottery.
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Health and social care funding: what's in, what's out and who offers the most?
Richard Murray looks beneath the headline commitments at what the main parties are really offering in terms of funding for the health and care system.
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Five hits, five misses: public and population health and the main party manifestos
Health is about more than the NHS and social care. Here, David Buck looks at the parties' wider commitments that will affect the population's health.
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Siva Anandaciva considers the prospects for a NHS dealing with winter pressures, workforce challenges and limited funding, while planning for a no-deal Brexit.
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What is the purpose of a Rosary?
I am not Catholic and I am pretty sure the Rosary is mainly a Catholic artifact, and in modern times devout Catholics seem to always have a Rosary (as in, you know they're Catholic because of the Rosary).
My question is what is the purpose of the Rosary?
(And as a non-Catholic Christian, should I get one?)
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See: The Rosary: Its History and Meaning (1952) by Willam
– Geremia
The Rosary is a very old artifact indeed and has evolved in time, the actual form of the Rosary is not what it was in the very beginning.
Rosary is a style of mental prayer that is based on repetition. This has been a tradition for many centuries since the early ages of monasticism. The emphasis upon repetition of brief, monologistic, prayer formulae laid the foundations for later monastic prayer traditions such as the Jesus Prayer and is the background for analogous forms of devotion in Latin Christianity such as the Hail Mary and Rosary. (Columba Stewart OSB)
The modern form of the Rosary may took its form when Domique de Guzman preached in favor of it. This also led to the story that the Virgin Mary delivered the Rosary to Dominique.
In its actual form, the purpose of the rosary is to meditate in its mysteries while repeating Ave Maria etc… Repetition is useful to achieve concentration and focus. The Mysteries of the Rosary are essential facts in the life of Jesus, except for the Assumption of Mary and the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin which are related to very old church traditions. It is not the purpose of the question to explain all of the mysteries, but a full list can be found in wiki. Meditation in the mysteries of the rosary is something that most christians do but in different ways (reading/studying the Bible, public preaching etc).
Probably you should not get a Rosary. If you want one, or you are curious about this type of prayer I recommend you to read the article or Steward (link above) in order to have more insight in this form of prayer. Then you only need to pray the Rosary and get used to it. Maybe you'll notice how the grace sheds a new light upon the mysteries of our faith.
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The term "Rosary" refers to a set of prayer beads in a particular configuration, and also to the structured set of prayers which is guided by the beads.
The actual, physical Rosary is a string of beads or knots constructed so as to guide the holder through praying the Rosary prayer. The loop part has 5 sections, separated by larger beads, each containing 10 small beads. Hanging from the loop is a string of 5 beads and a cross.
As the person prays, they start at the Cross and move through the beads up and around the loop. At each bead the appropriate prayer is said. One (of many) online guides to praying the Rosary is here. When moving around the loop, each of the small beads represents a Hail Mary, and the large beads represent a meditation on a particular "mystery" in the life of Jesus or Mary. There are 4 sets of "Mysteries". Some will also use the Rosary structure to pray for other things .. for instance one might pray for one's family on the meditation bead.
Catholics give special significance to the Rosary prayer, for many reasons, including our devotion to Mary. We say it alone, and we say it in groups. Praying a Rosary for the dead is part of our funeral tradition.
We also place strong importance to our actual Rosary beads, which are often among our most prized possessions. I was given a Rosary when I was initiated into the Knights of Columbus. My wife has a Rosary made in the Holy Land that was blessed by the Pope.
I don't think there is anything inappropriate about a non-Catholic having a Rosary or praying the Rosary. If I am wrong I presume I will be corrected!
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[General Introduction to] Devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary
"'All generations will call me blessed': 'The Church's devotion to the Blessed Virgin is intrinsic to Christian worship.' The Church rightly honors 'the Blessed Virgin with special devotion. From the most ancient times the Blessed Virgin has been honored with the title of "Mother of God," to whose protection the faithful fly in all their dangers and needs .... This very special devotion ... differs essentially from the adoration which is given to the incarnate Word and equally to the Father and the Holy Spirit, and greatly fosters this adoration.' The liturgical feasts dedicated to the Mother of God and Marian prayer, such as the Rosary, an 'epitome of the whole Gospel,' express this devotion to the Virgin Mary." [cf. CCC, 971. The internal quotes are from Lk 1:48; Me 42,56, and LG 66.].
One of these devotions is the Holy Rosary
The Rosary is a centuries-old way of praying. "Medieval piety in the West developed the prayer of the Rosary as a popular substitute for the Liturgy of the Hours." Although obviously Marian in character, it is Christ-centered in its essentials. It is a meditation on the the lives of both our Lord and the Virgin Mary. "Christian prayer tries above all to meditate on the mysteries of Christ, as in ... the Rosary."
"Meditation engages thought, imagination, emotion, and desire. This mobilization of faculties is necessary in order to deepen our convictions of faith, prompt the conversion of our heart, and strengthen our will to follow Christ."
Meditation upon these mysteries leads us to contemplation: "This form of prayerful reflection is of great value, but Christian prayer should go further: to the knowledge of the love of the Lord Jesus, to union with him." [cf. CCC, 2678 & 2708.].
The Rosary has a structure and method designed to help us more readily assimilate the mysteries into our spiritual life. Structurally, it is divided into four parts; each part, into five mysteries. For each mystery is said one "decade" consisting of one Our Father, ten Hail Marys and one Glory Be.
Though at first sight this method of repetition may seem to be tedious and boring, it is better understood when considered as an act of love: "when the Rosary is thought of as an outpouring of that love which tirelessly returns to the person loved with expressions similar in their content but ever fresh in terms of the feeling pervading them." [cf. RVM, 26.].
It is also important to remember that though these repeated invocations are directed to Mary, our acts of love are ultimately directed to Jesus himself, through her intercession. In many Catholic families, there is a pious custom of reciting daily one part of the Rosary.
Source: Devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary | Handbook of Prayers | Rev. James Socias , Publisher.
The above, (emphasis mine) answer: What is the purpose of a Rosary?
Perhaps this is the way God is calling you to be his son, the son of his Blessed Mother, and brother to her First Born: via love and devotion to his Mother.
I know you will love these incredible stories:
The remarkable true story of the miraculous intercession of the Virgin Mary in 1944 to prisoner Claude Newman of Mississippi | Mystics of the Church.
Did Rosary Stop Horrific Serial Killer Ted Bundy? | Spirit Daily.
To pray the Holy Rosary:
You may get a rosary from here: Sisters of Carmel > Rosary.
And obtain this pamphlet: Pray the Rosary Daily.
When praying the rosary it is also considered a petition. A petition to the Holy Mother to pray for us, we pray for peace, pray for the departed, and pray for others (even those we do not know). I see nothing wrong with having a rosary even though one is not catholic.
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Lawyer Says Client Is Innocent Of Maryland Historical Society Theft
July 14, 2011 / 5:42 PM / CBS Baltimore
BALTIMORE (WJZ)—On Thursday, the FBI searched the Manhattan apartment of Barry Landau. He's one of two suspects locked up in the Baltimore City Detention Center accused of stealing important and expensive documents from the Maryland Historical Society.
Mary Bubala spoke to his attorney, who says his client is innocent.
"This is a character assassination and he's looking forward to his day in court," said Steve Silverman, Landau's lawyer.
High-powered attorney Silverman says the FBI has no evidence against his client – 63-year-old Landau, who is known to have the largest private collection of presidential inaugural memorabilia.
Landau was arrested at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore on Saturday after staff members accused him and 24-year-old Jason Savedoff of stealing high value historical documents.
"I know no documents were recovered off my client's person, no documents were found to be concealed by my client, no documents were recovered out of his vehicle," Silverman said.
According to the police report, it was Savedoff who had the key to a locker at the Maryland Historical Society where the stolen documents that Landau had checked out were found.
But police say Savedoff and Landau were there working together.
Reports say the two are now under suspicion at the Pennsylvania Historical Society in Philadelphia, where they visited more than a dozen times.
It's unknown what the FBI found during a search of Landau's apartment in New York, but his Baltimore attorney is trying to get him home.
"Right now he's being held no bail along with double murderers and rapists," Silverman said. "He's a presidential historian. He's advised presidents and first ladies for decades on protocol."
Landau's defense team is also upset by online Twitter messages that went out from the Maryland Historical Society. A staff member tweeted a message, alerting other historical societies on the East Coast to the arrest of Landau and posted his mug shot.
"If we held a trial today based on that police report, a judge or a jury would find him not guilty in a New York minute," Silverman said.
The Maryland Historical Society has changed its policy for viewing documents. The museum has more than 7 million in its library, including one signed by President Abraham Lincoln that Landau is accused of stealing.
A bail review hearing could be held next week in Baltimore Circuit Court.
First published on July 14, 2011 / 5:42 PM


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World Seas: An Environmental Evaluation, Second Edition, Volume One: Europe, The Americas and West Africa provides a comprehensive review of the environmental condition of the seas of Europe, the Americas and West Africa. Each chapter is written by experts in the field who provide historical overviews in environmental terms, current environmental status, major problems arising from human use, informed comments on major trends, problems and successes, and recommendations for the future. The book is an invaluable worldwide reference source for students and researchers who are concerned with marine environmental science, fisheries, oceanography and engineering and coastal zone development.
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What prompted such over-the-top name-calling?
Harper's law-and-order policies will result in an additional 5,000 Canadians going to jail, and the Conservative government has not set aside any money to pay for this.
You get the idea. Nothing there that would make a person a "dangerous ideologue," is there.
As to the charge that the prime minister wants to make Canada a "right-wing Republic:" nothing. Canada is a parliamentary democracy and monarchy, and I have not seen or heard anything to indicate that 10 years from now it will be otherwise.
In fact, the Conservatives are the ones that usually favour the monarchy, not the Liberals. And it is usually those from Quebec who seem most in favour of a republican-style government.
Dion is a Liberal from Quebec… Hmm … So from Mr. Dion can we expect Canada to be turned into a left-wing republican country? I hope not. Socialism, after all, has not exactly been a roaring success around the world.


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I noticed no one has been working on the new webpage. I'm not sure if by switching the host from wordpress.com to our own hybrid host has taken the wind out of our sails. In any event, I was doing a little work on it this morning.
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Shania Twain: "I feared I'd fall off the stage"Due to Lyme Disease
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Shania Twain talks about her fight against Lyme disease: "I thought I was going to fall off the stage."
Shania Twain said that before she found out she had Lyme disease, she had "blackouts" and felt "dizzy" on stage.
In 2003, the country star was bit by a tick while riding a horse.
So in her new Netflix documentary, she says that her symptoms were "quite scary."
In "Not Just a Girl," she said, "Before I was diagnosed, I was very dizzy on stage." "I was losing my balance, and I was afraid I was going to fall off the stage."
She also said, "I was having these very, very, very short blackouts every minute or 30 seconds."
Not only did Twain's long-term illness make it hard for her to perform, but she also got dysphonia, which caused her to temporarily lose her voice.
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She said, "My voice was never the same again." I thought I'd never be able to talk again. I thought that was the end of it and that I would never sing again. "
After she lost her voice, Twain had to go through a number of invasive surgeries.
She told Extra in 2019: "I had to have very intense surgery. It was an open-throat surgery, which is very different from a vocal cord surgery. I had to have two of them, which was really, really, really hard. I made it through that, which means I made it through emotionally, and I'm ready to keep going. "
The country singer was having health problems and found out that her husband of 15 years, Robert "Mutt" Lange, was having an affair with her friend and personal assistant, Marie-Anne Thiébaud.
"When I was trying to figure out why I couldn't control my voice and why it was changing, I was going through a divorce. The "You're Still the One" singer said in the documentary, "My husband leaves me for another woman." She added that she was at "a whole other low" and "didn't see any point in continuing with a music career."
Strangely, the five-time Grammy winner was able to find love and her voice again.
In 2010, Twain and Marie's ex-husband, Anne's Frédéric Thiébaud, became close because they had both been through hard times.
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De gele wimpel (in het Frans: ruban jaune) is een onderscheiding die in 1936 door Henri Desgrange in het leven werd geroepen en wordt uitgereikt aan de winnaar van de snelst verreden wedstrijd over een afstand van meer dan 200 km.

De naam "ruban jaune" werd gekozen naar analogie met de "ruban bleu" (blauwe wimpel), een onderscheiding bestemd voor het schip dat de Atlantische Oceaan naar of van het Amerikaanse werelddeel in recordtijd overstak. De kleur geel was in overeenstemming met Desgranges krant L'Auto en werd ook al door Desgrange gebruikt voor de "gele trui" ter onderscheiding van de leider in het klassement van de, door hem georganiseerde, Ronde van Frankrijk.

De eerste houder van de gele wimpel was de Belg Gustave Danneels, die Parijs-Tours in 1936 aflegde aan een gemiddelde snelheid van 41,455 km/h. De huidige houder is zijn landgenoot Philippe Gilbert. Hij legde de 17e etappe van de Ronde van Spanje 2019, een felbevochten waaieretappe, af met een gemiddelde van 50,628 km/h. Andere Belgische houders van de gele wimpel waren Rik Van Steenbergen en Freddy Maertens. Nederlandse houders waren Jo de Roo en Peter Post. De najaarsklassieker Parijs-Tours is uitermate geschikt voor het verbeteren van dit record, mede doordat het parcours geheel vlak en zelfs grotendeels aflopend is en soms doordat de renners de wind in de rug hebben.

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Renault 'resisting big name signings' like Vettel and Newey
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The Renault Sport F1 team says it's not planning to buy its way to success by signing up big name talents.
Company CEO Carlos Ghosn insisted that the factory squad can achieve its objectives in the sport without spending "hundreds of millions of euros".
"We are preparing for our return to the top of the podium by 2020," he is quoted as saying by La Presse. "The goal is to win under responsible economic conditions."
The team has been linked with big money approaches for Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull designer Adrian Newey.
"Of course, if there were no budget, we would hire the best drivers in the world," Ghosn said. "But we're not going to be the richest team.
"We have proven in the past that we can win while not being the ones who spend the most money or have the best drivers."
Ghosn indicated that he was happy with the team's current drivers, Nico Hulkenberg and Carlos Sainz.
However Sainz is only at Enstone on a one-year loan as part of a complicated engine supply deal involving Toro Rosso, Honda and McLaren. The team might not be able to retain his services long term.
Ghosn admitted that the team may be looking for a driver "who draws attention to our main markets".
Renault ready to pull the plug on Red Bull
"Therefore a French driver would be fine, a Russian driver would be fine," he continued. "A Chinese driver would extraordinary because we would have the attention of 1.3 billion consumers.
"But you have to find the driver to win so it's always a difficult equation," he added.
The team has been busy rebuilding its technical department, which was ravaged by a cash crisis before Renault took ownership. Recent signings have included former FIA technical officer Marcin Budkowski and Mercedes powertrain engineer Matthew Harman.
The latest rumour is that fabled F1 designer Adrian Newey is the latest name on Renault's shopping list. And the man in question stopped short of outright denying the possibility this weekend.
"I still work with Red Bull and, through the partnership with Aston Martin, them as well," he is quoted as telling Russia's Championat.
"I'm at Le Mans with my son, who is with SMP Racing, and I have nothing more to say for now," Newey added.
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If she trained the dog herself, it sounds like it was her dog. And if this was done in her living room, she must have been rich, because that's an impressive dance space..
The day after the show aired, on May 16, 1983, Michael Jackson received a call from Fred Astaire. ("Oh, come on," was Michael's first reaction.) Astaire was eighty-four. He had filmed his final movie, Ghost Story, two years earlier. "You're a hell of a mover. Man, you really put them on their asses last night," Fred Astaire told Michael Jackson. "You're an angry dancer. I'm the same way. I used to do the same thing with my cane." It remains a mystery exactly where the anger appears in Astaire's elegant ballroom dancing — his persona in movies is bemused and easygoing — but "Billie Jean" was, in fact, an angry song, reflecting Michael's feelings of fear and distrust for those around him. Michael was also angry at his father, who was still tomcatting around on Katherine and milking the family for cash.
,,, along with Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra and countless other stars of the silver screen.
I really miss being in Belgium.
So, I'm on my way to a baseball game, because the Washington Nationals have a deal where you can pay $75 for standing room tickets to all of the team's home games in September. And as I'm about to go into the Metro, my brother calls and asks if I want to go to a special movie screening at the Newseum.
Let's see: Use the $5 ticket to stand up for a nine-inning baseball game, or get in free on a movie that will cost $12 when it opens in D.C. theaters on Sept. 23. Movie it is.
But here's where it gets strange (for me. I'm sure other people do this all the time and are used to it). It's at the Newseum, and there's an open bar. Free drinks!
Waiters are carrying around hors d'oeuvres. Free food!
And as we walk into the theater, there are boxes of popcorn and candy and bottled water. Free snacks!
So into the theater and head up to the cheap seats, because, like, it's free and there's no such thing as a cheap seat when you're not paying anything. But someone comes along and asks us to move to one of the rows closer to the screen, because they don't want the stars of the movie coming out to talk to empty seats up front. OK.
But before the movie, there are speeches.
So we get one from a Disney executive, since it's a Disney movie.
Then we get one from a congresswoman from Brooklyn.
Then we get one from a congresswoman from California.
Then we get on from a senator from Delaware.
And all of them make it a point to recognize the senator from New Jersey sitting in the row in front of us.
And when they're done, they bring out two people who are the main subjects of the film, "Queen of Katwe," based on a true story about a female Uganda chess prodigy.
The musical, "Come From Away," was very good and is headed to Broadway. It's the story of how the citizens of Gander, Newfoundland, pulled together to take care of the people on the 38 passenger jets that were rerouted to the small island community when all of the air traffic to the United States was grounded. The special appearances were by the woman who was the captain for a Paris to Dallas American Airlines flight, and a middle aged couple (Brit man, Texas woman) who met and fell in love during their five days in Newfoundland and later got married.
Following the performance there was a half hour Q&A with the playwrights and the subjects of the musical.
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Dog Health & Safety | bloat in dogs - when being paranoid is a good thing!
Bloat is a word to fear. Actually what bloat does is what's to fear. Bloat is a killer and it kills FAST! From the time a dog begins to bloat you have *maybe* an hour to get your dog to a vet and an hour is in many cases, pushing the envelope to far. For anyone who's vet is not located close-by and I mean *really* close, you've got a major problem on your hands if your dog bloats.
I'd never heard of bloat until I got German Shepherds. Bloat is most prevalent in bigger dogs, more specifically dogs with the barrel or deep chests. German Shepherds are on the list of about 45 breeds of dogs that are prone to bloat. This doesn't mean *any* dog, no matter what size can't bloat, so don't even think that if you have a little fluff-ball dog that he's 100% safe because you are only fooling yourself and putting your dog in unnecessary danger. The chances of a smaller dog bloating are substantially less as I understand it, but they're not non-existent. The older a dog gets the more his chances for bloating increase, but that doesn't mean puppies can't bloat either – they can!
Bloat on its own is not quite as dangerous as bloat with torsion is. Torsion is when the stomach twists and the dog's intestines and organs begin to die because of the lack of oxygen caused by the twisting effect. This does not mean that bloat alone is not a killer because it is and there's no way to tell if your dog's innards have twisted into a deadly mass of dying tissue without an x-ray. Bloat with torsion is the bigger killer and the one to be most feared.
I've you've never heard of bloat, bloat with torsion or perhaps have heard of it but have managed to ignore or blown off learning more about it, please …. put it on the top of your priority list right now!
Bloat can happen at any time. It isn't necessarily going to happen say right after a dog eats and there's no way to predict it happening. Some say that the overnight hours seem to be a common occurrence.
When I learned about bloat, I asked my vet if they were set up and skilled in handling bloat cases. She told me in no uncertain terms, do not even bother to call her because they are not set up or skilled for bloat cases and that I'd only be wasting precious potentially life-saving time if I called her instead of going directly and immediately to an emergency vet. Do not skip GO do not collect $100 … just GO! Emergency vets are like the ones you see on the Animal Planet tv station. This kind of vet is generally what you need and need fast if you suspect your dog it bloating. the way I understand it, apparently your "general practitioner vets " just don't have the equipment or skills to handle something this serious. The closest emergency vet for us is 45 minutes away and so our furkids are definitely in danger of dying if they begin to bloat. My vet further told me that most dogs do not survive bloat and so I could very well make that mad dash to the e-Vet and my dog could still die. Will that warning stop me from trying to get there? Absolutely NOT! If my dogs begin to bloat, you can bet that my SUV will sprout wings to get us there!
So, what now? Do I just live in panic the rest of my life that my dogs may bloat? Well, that's not so far from the truth …. anyone who knows me knows that I *am* paranoid about it, but ya know what? That's ok because being paranoid may just help save my dog's life if I ever have to deal with it. To me being paranoid about bloat, will keep me from forgetting about it and it will prompt me to continue to stay as current as I can on ways to help prevent it from happening at all.
Can I be 100% sure that I can prevent it? NO! No one can, you can only try to prevent it. I prepared a document that has all the known symptoms of bloat on it, what to do if bloat is suspected and the phone number, address and directions to our e-Vet. This is now stuck on my fridge so I don't have to go hunting for my dog's file folder to dig it out. I purposely created it in large print so that I don't have to worry about finding my glasses in a potential bloat emergency. My husband wouldn't know where to look for this information in a file folder and he's not as up on bloat issues as I am. Health issues with our furkids is pretty much my job. He has some basic knowledge of the symptoms and he definitely knows that bloat can kill our dogs in a heartbeat but he will definitely look to ME to tell him what to do should it happen at our house. This will also make it easy for him to refer to if he's here one day and I'm not and bloat sets in. It's typed in big letters so neither one of us has to even look for our glasses should we need it.
If you Google for various phrases on bloat you'll find lots of information. I'll put some links at the bottom of this article for you but please don't let these be the only articles you read. Learn as much as you can and get as prepared as you can. If you're not educated on bloat and it happens and you don't know what the symptoms are or what to do, it's pretty much a sure death sentence for your dog. You simply will not have time to be looking things up and running to the store for things that might help at that point. What needs to happen is for you to know what the symptoms are or at the very least have them written down and put in a safe place that you can put your fingers on this information in as few seconds as possible. You then need to take the initial steps which may buy your dog enough time for you to get him to the vet and then you need to go to the vet immediately.
As a courtesy and in my hopes of helping you to help your dog if you suspect bloat, I developed a PDF copy of the document I have hanging on my fridge in a format that anyone can use. You are free to download it and add your own eVet information to the bottom of the document. I urge you to keep it in a safe, visible place should you ever need it. Make sure your family members read it and know where to find it. Just click the Adobe logo to download the document.
I won't lie to you, e-Vets are expensive. Bloat is a huge reason why if you aren't well-off in the money department, you need to have a dedicated credit card for pet emergencies. There is a credit service called CareCredit that provides emergency credit for pet emergencies that you should try to get before you need it. You don't need to get to the vet and find out you can't get approved, because then it's to late. There may be other companies that provide this service, but CareCredit is the one I'm familiar with. You should also determine ahead of time if your selected e-Vet accepts CareCredit, not all do.
If you don't have a CareCredit or other veterinary emergency card, have a regular credit card with a zero balance on it that you use strictly for pet emergencies. If you can't get a credit card, put some money away every pay day or chance you get a few bucks to toss in the piggy bank. If you do this, you probably won't be one of the people that has to make the heart-breaking decision to have their pet put down just because the cost to save them is higher than what your wallet allows.
Yes, we did have a bloat-scare here. It was a few months ago that one day he started showing symptoms. I was home alone when it happened, my husband had left for the golf course about 20 minutes before it all started. Unfortunately for me, he leaves his cell phone in the car when he goes golfing. I won't go into all the details and as it turns out it wasn't bloat but their was an obstruction in his tummy. He spent the night at the e-Vet and he didn't need any surgery thank goodness. It cost us almost a thousand dollars, but he's alive and doing fine! Had I not known the symptoms I very well could have just blown it off as him just not feeling well and he could have died.
Bloat is one darn good reason why you should know your dog's ways well. Some of the symptoms of bloat are very subtle, they present as a dog who's just not feeling well. Many people would not take any action with the symptoms Riley displayed because some of the early symptoms are so slight and they just don't seem like an emergency is looming ahead.
I'm not a vet or a vet-tech, so the information I've provided you with is only my own words on what I've learned about bloat. Please, check with your veterinarian and read, read, read all you can on it. Then take the steps recommended in the links below so that you'll be prepared if your dog does begin to show symptoms no matter how insignificant they may seem.
Thank you for this very important and extensive information. I will be sharing…and I'm certainly glad Riley did not have bloat.


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