So Hospenthal had "bad judgement" at the age of 33 yrs? I bet THAT hasn't changed one bit. I think he should only be able to work with patients of a certain age and maybe on top of that...just males!raisincharlie said:I'm not sure how it came about - I don't recall the article telling that. I'll see if I can find that again. I think this came up during a medical ethics issue but no criminal charges were filed. Back in a bit.
Here's the link: http://www.azfamily.com/news/local/stories/KTVKLNews20070130_danica-patrick_hospenthal_scanda.37186986.html
Not sure why she would have brought it up either but money would be a good thought.
Of course I must say, I do not approve. :crazy:Taximom said:So Hospenthal had "bad judgement" at the age of 33 yrs? I bet THAT hasn't changed one bit. I think he should only be able to work with patients of a certain age and maybe on top of that...just males!
Interesting that he met Danica the same way (through physical therapy).
Off my soapbox.
BarnGoddess said:Jilly, that's really interesting. I've never heard of them going after other birds before. Must be awfully cold and not enough other game for them to eat. We have a few hawks around here. There aren't that many trees for them to roost, but there are enough field mice for them, so they stay around. Our neighbor's have a large group of pines as a windbreak and we've seen more pheasant than ever. They seem to be roosting there. They come out in the morning and search the snow covered fields nearby for corn. There were corn fields and in harvesting, some kernels have dropped. They love the corn.
It is better to eat pheasant than to watch them, and if JY is not guilty we are all going to be a bunch of swooping hawks searching for crow :crazy:jilly said:Oh BG - I'm glad someone found it interesting because it was really something! to me anyways! hehe. Not particularly cold - around 40 deg. I was quite surprised about this myself. I figured this crow must have been sick or injured or something. Very odd.
It must be neat to watch the pheasant. Are they managing to find any corn at all? I find all this fascinating.
I used to know a game warden - some great stories out of him. He had a huge eagle - wings spread - stuffed on his bar. He'd shot it :silenced: as it had swooped down and picked up his poodle.
raisincharlie said:It is better to eat pheasant than to watch them, and if JY is not guilty we are all going to be a bunch of swooping hawks searching for crow :crazy:
Smile Jilly - I'm teasing with you - it is very interesting to watch the birds.
Taximom,Taximom said:ARGH, our roof is leaking!!! It appears to be from something called an "ice dam" according to my just googled findings!!!! Any advice? We've had a ton of snow and the temps are still below freezing but somehow some still melts and drips UNDER the snow but doesn't have anywhere to go but IN my home.
It's leaking into our attic and then down to our living room ceiling very slowly. We found the leak in the attic and I stuffed some old cloths there to absorb some water before it hits the living room ceiling but it's still leaking! I guess we call our insurance co tomorrow and someone will come look at it and hopefully fix it?
Anyone have this happen and know what to expect? I'm freaking out!! This will be the first time we've had to call the ins. agy for anything home related. Guess THAT bill will be going up.
I'll check back later to see if anyone responds. TIA!!!
Taximom said:ARGH, our roof is leaking!!! It appears to be from something called an "ice dam" according to my just googled findings!!!! Any advice? We've had a ton of snow and the temps are still below freezing but somehow some still melts and drips UNDER the snow but doesn't have anywhere to go but IN my home.
It's leaking into our attic and then down to our living room ceiling very slowly. We found the leak in the attic and I stuffed some old cloths there to absorb some water before it hits the living room ceiling but it's still leaking! I guess we call our insurance co tomorrow and someone will come look at it and hopefully fix it?
Anyone have this happen and know what to expect? I'm freaking out!! This will be the first time we've had to call the ins. agy for anything home related. Guess THAT bill will be going up.
I'll check back later to see if anyone responds. TIA!!!
This reminded me of a smart answer - one of my favorite things to do especially to female clerks in a convenience store. I always have fun with this - when you go into a convenience store to buy a soda or something, the clerk at the register always asks "you got gas" ? My answer is always the same - "that's kinda personal isn't it "?Samiya said:<snip>
Smart A Answer #4:
A lady was picking through the frozen turkeys at the grocery store,
but she couldn't find one big enough for her family. She asked a stock
boy, "Do these turkeys get any bigger?" The stock boy replied, "No
ma'am, they're dead."
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keep on a smilin
Sami
Check this out tm, hope it helps. http://www.doityourself.com/stry/icedamremovalTaximom said:ARGH, our roof is leaking!!! It appears to be from something called an "ice dam" according to my just googled findings!!!! Any advice? We've had a ton of snow and the temps are still below freezing but somehow some still melts and drips UNDER the snow but doesn't have anywhere to go but IN my home.
It's leaking into our attic and then down to our living room ceiling very slowly. We found the leak in the attic and I stuffed some old cloths there to absorb some water before it hits the living room ceiling but it's still leaking! I guess we call our insurance co tomorrow and someone will come look at it and hopefully fix it?
Anyone have this happen and know what to expect? I'm freaking out!! This will be the first time we've had to call the ins. agy for anything home related. Guess THAT bill will be going up.
I'll check back later to see if anyone responds. TIA!!!
You will be missed, be sure to stop in and say hello. Hopefully we can wrap this thing up soon.raisincharlie said:Okay folks, will be scarce for a while. Leaving in the morning to take the red pony to the Port of Miami for shipment to Bremerhaven. From there off to Homested to catch the IRL open test and then flying out to Germany. Will be popping in and out once I get my schedule fixed. Just wanted to let you all know in advance.
Pack_fan - very nice win this evening by the NC State ladies, was nice of NC State to rename their floor at Reynolds for Kay Yow - she is a very good coach and I was glad to see her back on the sidelines. Excellent !
The only bad thing about watching this game - was when they switched cameras to the cheer leaders - I thought about Michelle - it was sad.pack_fan said:You will be missed, be sure to stop in and say hello. Hopefully we can wrap this thing up soon.
What about that lady wolfpack basketball team. We have had a good run against UNC this season which is unusual. I'm glad that they could win that one for Kay Yow. She is a magnificent lady and a real class act. NC State has been fortunate to be able to have her. She is an inspiration to many and has continued her battle with cancer with dignity. Very involved with breast cancer awareness and the Jimmy V foundation. They don't come much better than her. I was glad that they named the court for her, she deserved it.
I didn't know Michelle that well, actually not well at all but I still think about here everyday. I can't imagine what her family and friends are going through.raisincharlie said:The only bad thing about watching this game - was when they switched cameras to the cheer leaders - I thought about Michelle - it was sad.
LOL, my hubby ignored all safety warnings as usual. Men!!! (Sorry, guys.)pack_fan said:Check this out tm, hope it helps. http://www.doityourself.com/stry/icedamremoval
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WARNING! Performing ice dam removal is risking severe personal injury and damage to the roof if not done properly. Never walk on a snow covered roof and make sure if your using a ladder you follow the proper safety procedures. I highly suggest contacting professionals with the proper equipment and roofing experience to carry out this job.
Immediate action: Remove snow and ice dam from the roof this will eliminate the main ingredients necessary for the formation of another ice dam and will usually stop the water from coming in within an hour. Using a roof rake and push broom (not water) remove the snow by carefully pulling it down the slope of the roof line. Never pull snow across the roof or it may break off the shingles and other damages. Then carefully chip away a channel through the ice dam so the water will be able to flow through, just make sure you stop when you get close to the roofing. It's not necessary to remove all of the ice in the gutters or the ice dam itself if you have removed the snow from the roof, it will melt when the temperatures rise.