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If you like biking (or running/walking), you'll love this path, which (mostly) follows an old RR spur. Much of the time it's shaded and woodsy, other times you're in full sun...
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If you like biking (or running/walking), you'll love this path, which (mostly) follows an old RR spur. Much of the time it's shaded and woodsy, other times you're in full sun. Includes (in warmer months) a bike ferry to Grande Ile (check with LocoMotion in Burlington for the hours/rates). Even a section on a raised platform, with a long bridge,...
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If you are in the Burlington Area, make your way to the waterfront. You can rent a bike and ride the entire bike path from one end to the other. Although that is a 20 something mile stretch the views are well worth it. Even if you don't want to bike entire path you are still able to walk it....
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The bike path runs right in front of Lake Champlain. People can bike, walk, jog, eat, rest at many stops to look at gorgeous views
This bike path is tailor-made for tourists, and I'd hardly complain about that. Here you've got miles of trail, mostly paved, and mostly pancake-flat, that cyclists of any level should be able to enjoy.
Along the Burlington waterfront, and well into the area beyond North Beach, the trail is paved. At the waterfront, rentals are available, if you didn't bring...
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The path was easy to find. We road our bikes through town and hoped on at one of the entrances. We road from the area near the harbor to the end where people were paddle boarding! We had our Mountain bikes but you could use your road bike on this nice path with great VIEWS! I highly recommend this path.
One of the main attractions of Burlington. The Bike Path stretches for miles and is always a must do when visiting Burlington. It can take you from downtown to north beach and even further. With it ending on the Colchester causeway it can be a great all day bike wide or a quick power exercise. Bike, walk, run, skate, skip,...)Hello, I was just diagnosed with Seronegative RA at 54. Some of the issues I have been experiencing over the last few years may be directly related to the RA but there is so much info out there. If it is due to the RA it would make a lot of sense and be a bit of a relief in a way. I don't sleep well at all and very little some nights. I am warm at times but no fever, stiff joints (hands, wrists for the most part). Within the last year continuous eye pain and I have seen my eye doctor three times and she says all is well, but she did not clear me for Plaquenil. Within the last three months I have developed a headache with a lot of pressure that does not seem to fully go away and makes it difficult to lay my head down and comes with neck pain. I have seen a few specialists and the MRI was clear. I follow up with my rheumatologist in two weeks and she is aware of the symptoms but does not elaborate at all. She did however rule out another issue when I shared the headache but told me to see a neurologist after that.
I realize this is a lot, trust me I know. Just curious if anyone else has had similar symptoms? Also, I am on my third dose of methotrexate once a week and the symptoms in my hands became worse after starting and I have developed pain/cramps in my calves? Just wanted to know if any of this sounds familiar to anyone, thank you.
, hi! While I wish you didn't have need of a community like this one, I am glad you found us! All of your questions and concerns are valid. While some could be related to RA, I would definitely talk to your physician, as you already have been doing. Definitely keep that conversation going. And, it's not unusual for a person with one autoimmune disease to be diagnosed with another autoimmune condition. It sounds like you have already been thinking along those lines and have been going through a battery of tests. I think it's great how proactive you have been about advocating for yourself and your health! I know it can be exhausting, but keep doing what you're doing.
As far as the specific symptoms you are experiencing, they *could be* related to your RA. You can read a bit about nerve damage and RA here -- https://rheumatoidarthritis.net/symptoms/nerve-symptoms. Also, here's a compilation of community member RA symptoms that are a little less common -- https://rheumatoidarthritis.net/living/ra-symptoms-unusual-frustrating.
I hope this helps and I hope you hear from other community members that may have experienced the specific symptoms you mentioned.
And I hope you and the neurologist are able to get to the bottom of those headaches and eye issues!
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I will give the info a read, thanks again!
I follow up in another week or so. I have made a short list of a few follow up questions that I want to ask my doctor. Thank you for the links, very helpful.
During the 17th century, a tumbler was a round-bottomed drinking cup. Now, I’m no cup expert, but that seems like an awfully inefficient design. I mean, what if poor Willoughby needed to set down his drink to grab a second serving of ox tongue soup? Would not his cup of ale tumble over and stain his beautiful new breeches? Thank goodness for the genius who invented flat-bottomed tumblers!
Today’s new tutorial, The Sashed Tumbler Quilt, is a beautiful tumbler design (flat-bottomed, of course.) It’s quick and easy, and a simple strip of sashing takes these blocks from “meh” to “wowowow!!!”
Click on the button below to learn how to make your own Sashed Tumbler Quilt and to get all the supplies needed!# For USF SAIL
# ~<NAME>

import json
import io
import glob
import os

#Optional, use only if you need to fix the jsonl files for csv conversion + fix used clean_json_step1.py
#re-rewrites all the files into jsonl format
results = []
# give path name to a directory, it will write back a BOM file
for f in glob.glob("folder_with_all_jsonl/*.jsonl"):
    with open(f, 'r', encoding='utf-8-sig') as infile:
        for jline in infile:
            try:
                results.append(json.loads(jline)) # read each line of the file
            except ValueError:
                print(f)
    del infile #delete to release some memory back
    with open(f,'w', encoding= 'utf-8-sig') as outfile:
        for result in results:
            try:
                outfile.write(json.dumps(result) + "\n")
            except ValueError:
                print(f)
    del results[:] #clear list
    outfile.close()
A bridal goddess with bold florals, chic-boho vibes, and bright colors | Located at the Foundary in downtown Frankfort, Kentucky, a team of vendors came together to make this Urban oasis come to life. This boho-luxe shoot combined the clean lines of modern industry with the richness and depth of a tropical oasis. The vibrant colors in the flowers, fruits, and accessories were grounded with palm leaves and faux furs used throughout.While I've been not blogging, but instead running with my dogs, playing with the kids, and vacationing, the world just gets more and more interesting. SC governor Mark Sanford went missing