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Comments (15)Celeste, DML is not new to me. I've had her about four years and I was very surprised that she is blooming so late. This is an ffo for sure!! Yes they are Val and very rare for me. I have several scapes coming on different ones that will be re-bloom with and exception ( 2 ) of some new ones from Maryotts... Crackingtheconcrete, she is not a new one but yes, it's a bummer not to see the new ones bloom... She is a cutie Rita. Even prettier when she has multiple blooms. Well Jean, we all have different tastes but for myself, I like all shapes and really like the spiders and uf's. She doesn't have as much color as usual though. Thank you all for your comments!! Ellie...See MoreCharity Work Needed - Help Dizzy Blonde Bid
Comments (4)The design drawings will show the physical layout, dimensions, and materials to be used in the project in scaled plans, sections, elevations and details. They should also contain structural framing plans & details, window & door schedules, a finish schedule, and a schedule of any equipment or materials the owner will supply for the contractor to install. More detailed information (kind of sheathing, concrete strength, fixtures, hardware, finish materials, etc.) would be listed in the Specifications which can be written on the drawings or in a separate document. When elements of the design are not known at the time of bidding, they are sometimes included as an Allowance. This is just a price that you set for that element so that it can be included in the contract price and all bidders can use the same value for it. Later when the element is specified, the contract price is adjusted up or down by Change Order. If you use this method it is wise to set the quantity if possible and only use the allowance for the materials, not labor. Be sure to include a clause in the contract allowing you to choose the supplier of any allowance and for you to opt to supply the element and get a full credit from the contract price. Also negotiate the contractor's mark-up for increases in allowance amounts. Removable appliances are usually bought by the owner and installed by the contractor in order to avoid unnecessary mark-ups. Since the contract documentation will usually include more than printed drawings, it is best to refer to them as the "design documents" or "contract documents" rather than "blueprints", the long obsolete term for drawings reproduced with the white on blue "cyanotype" process. Bid drawings, written specifications, and other instructions will all become part of the contract and should be carefully prepared and described in the contract in order to avoid misunderstandings and disputes later....See Moreinternal shaking dizziness
Comments (3)Hi Lambchop, I just googgled internal shakiness today, because I have been plagued with it for the last 12+ months, I also have the left arm pain, fluttering, and all the other symptoms you have experienced. It is DEFINITELY MENOPAUSE RELATED. At first, I was scared to death, because so many of the symptoms are the same as those related to 'heart attack' or 'stroke', so I agree you should rule that out with your Doctor, as I did...but alas, there are over 34 specific symptoms related to menopause, I just wish someone would tell us about these, so we know what to expect. Take care...See Moredizzy dog!
Comments (2)If your dog isn't eating, then there's nothing to poop out. Is she peeing? Because if not, that is a life-threatening emergency and your dog needs to be seen by a vet NOW. Aspirin and rimadyl should NEVER be combined as serious consequences can result, especially stomach ulcers and liver toxicity. You need a washout period of a couple of days at least before changing from aspirin to rimadyl or vice versa. Add phenobarbital to the list and liver toxicity becomes even more likely. Most dogs with stomach ulcers and/or liver toxicity don't eat and don't move. I have no idea what reloxofin is. Closest I got on a search is raloxifene is an osteoporosis drug which makes no sense to me giving it to a dog for vestibular signs. Amoxicillin, while not harmful, isn't doing a bit of good. If there is an infection causing vestibular signs, it is in the brain or in the ears, and amoxi doesn't penetrate either of those tissues well enough to do any good. If I suspect an infection causing vestibular signs, my arsenal of antibiotics is ciprofloxacin, clindamycin, and doxycycline. That combination gets most of the common aerobic, anaerobic, and intracellular and tick-born causes of neurological signs. If that combo doesn't relieve at least some of the clinical signs within 3 days, then the cause of the signs isn't likely to be bacterial. Is the vet sure there isn't a back problem? Is there a head tilt? If there is no head tilt and no nystagmus (eyeballs twitching side to side) then it is not vestibular disease and probably either a brain problem or a spinal problem. Also most dogs with senile vestibular disease get over it without treatment. They usually don't just lay around, and their coordination improves obviously over a short period of time. Maybe not 100% better, but definitely better within a couple of days to a week. I strongly recommend another visit to the vet. In the least, your dog needs a chem panel and cbc to make sure that combination of drugs isn't killing her, because it can. I hope whatever is going on is easily fixable and she gets better soon....See MoreZalco/bring back Sophie!
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