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Depression has many different faces:
After 10 years of working for a company she loved, Kim was laid off. She never saw it coming. Kim is a single mother raising two kids. She has been looking for work for about eight months now. Since losing her job, she's felt like a failure. Kim is up all night, and she never feels like eating much. She yells at her kids often.
Rose used to be an active senior citizen. Since retiring, Rose and her husband have traveled a lot — Europe, Australia, South Africa — they have been everywhere. Rose's husband died last year of a heart attack. She has been in mourning for a year. She rarely gets out, and she doesn't accept visitors into her home.
Many of Julie's family members have suffered with depression. But nobody ever talks about it. Julie has been dealing with depression since she was a teen. She is now 46. She has tried to kill herself twice. Julie has never been in counseling. "What is wrong with me?" she always asks herself. She just can't seem to "shake it off."
You probably know women with stories like these. Depression affects both men and women, but more women than men are likely to be diagnosed with depression in any given year. That being said, depression is not a "normal part of being a woman" nor is it a "female weakness." Many women with depression never seek treatment. But most women, even those with the most severe depression, can get better with treatment.
Life is full of ups and downs. But when the down times last for weeks or months at a time or keep you from your regular activities, you may be suffering from depression. Depression is a medical illness that involves the body, mood, and thoughts. It affects the way you eat and sleep, the way you feel about yourself, and the way you think about things.
It is different from feeling "blue" or down for a few hours or a couple of days. It is not a condition that can be willed or wished away.
Different kinds of depression include:
Some kinds of depression show slightly different symptoms than those described above. Some may start after a particular event. However, not all scientists agree on how to label and define these forms of depression. They include:
There is no single cause of depression. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends screening for depression for everyone, regardless of their risk factors. But certain things can raise a woman's risk for depression:
Not all people with depression have the same symptoms. Some people might only have a few, and others a lot. How often symptoms occur, and how long they last, is different for each person. Symptoms of depression include:
Below are some people and places that can help you get treatment.
If you are unsure where to go for help, check the Yellow Pages under mental health, health, social services, suicide prevention, crisis intervention services, hotlines, hospitals, or physicians for phone numbers and addresses.
Depression can make you think about hurting yourself or suicide. You may hurt yourself to:
Yet, hurting yourself does just that — it hurts you. If you are thinking about hurting or even killing yourself, please ask for help! Call 911, 800-273-TALK (8255) or 800-SUICIDE, or check in your phone book for the number of a suicide crisis center. The centers offer experts who can help callers talk through their problems and develop a plan of action. These hotlines can also tell you where to go for more help in person. You also can talk with a family member you trust, a clergy person, or a doctor. There is nothing wrong with asking for help — everyone needs help sometimes.
You might feel like your pain is too overwhelming to cope with, but those times don't last forever. People do make it through suicidal thoughts. If you can't find someone to talk with, write down your thoughts. Try to remember and write down the things you are grateful for. List the people who are your friends and family, and care for you. Write about your hopes for the future. Read what you have written when you need to remind yourself that your life is IMPORTANT!
Most people with depression get better when they get treatment.
The first step to getting the right treatment is to see a doctor. Certain medicines, and some medical conditions (such as viruses or a thyroid disorder), can cause the same symptoms as depression. Also, it is important to rule out depression that is associated with another mental illness called bipolar disorder. A doctor can rule out these possibilities with a physical exam, asking questions, and/or lab tests, depending on the medical condition. If a medical condition and bipolar disorder can be ruled out, the doctor should conduct a psychological exam or send the person to a mental health professional.
Once identified, depression almost always can be treated with:
Some people with milder forms of depression do well with therapy alone. Others with moderate to severe depression might benefit from antidepressants. It may take a few weeks or months before you begin to feel a change in your mood. Some people do best with both treatments — therapy and antidepressants.
The decision whether or not to stay on medications is a hard one. You should talk with your doctor. Medication taken during pregnancy does reach the fetus. In rare cases, some antidepressants have been associated with breathing and heart problems in newborns, as well as jitteriness, difficulty feeding, and low blood sugar after delivery. However, moms who stop medications can be at high risk of their depression coming back. Talk to your doctor about the risks and benefits of taking antidepressants during pregnancy. Your doctor can help you decide what is best for you and your baby. In some cases, a woman and her doctor may decide to slowly lower her antidepressant dose during the last month of pregnancy. Doing so can help the newborn suffer from fewer withdrawal symptoms. After delivery, a woman can return to a full dose. This can help her feel better during the postpartum period, when risk of depression can be greater.
If you stopped taking your medication during pregnancy, you may need to begin taking it again after the baby is born. Be aware that because your medication can be passed into your breast milk, breastfeeding may pose some risk for a nursing infant.
However, a number of research studies show that certain antidepressants, such as some of the SSRIs (see box at right) have been used relatively safely during breastfeeding. You should discuss with your doctor whether breastfeeding is an option or whether you should plan to feed your baby formula. Although breastfeeding has some advantages for your baby, most importantly, as a mother, you need to stay healthy so you can take care of your baby.
Before taking medication for an anxiety disorder:
It may be safe for young people to be treated with antidepressants. However, drug companies who make antidepressants are required to post a "black box" warning label on the medication. A "black box" warning is the most serious type of warning on prescription drugs.
It may be possible that antidepressants make children, adolescents, and young adults more likely to think about suicide or commit suicide. In 2007, the FDA said that makers of all antidepressant medications should extend the warning to include young adults up through age 24.
The warning says that patients of all ages taking antidepressants should be watched closely, especially during the first weeks of treatment. Possible side effects to look for are worsening depression, suicidal thinking or behavior, or any unusual changes in behavior such as sleeplessness, agitation, or withdrawal from normal social situations. Families and caregivers should pay close attention to the patient, and report any changes in behavior to the patient's doctor. The latest information from the FDA on antidepressants can be found on their website.
St. John's wort is a plant with yellow flowers that has been used for centuries for health purposes, including depression and anxiety. However, research studies from the National Institutes of Health found that St. John's wort was not effective in treating major depression.
Other research shows that St. John's wort can make some medicines not work or that it can cause dangerous side effects. The herb appears to interfere with certain drugs used to treat heart disease, HIV, depression, seizures, certain cancers, and organ transplant rejection. The herb may also make birth control pills not work as well. Because of this, people should always consult their doctors before taking any herbal supplement.
St. John's wort is not a proven therapy for depression. If depression is not treated the right way, it can become severe and, in some cases, may be linked with suicide.
You may feel exhausted, helpless, and hopeless. It may be very hard to do anything to help yourself. But it is important to realize that these feelings are part of the depression and do not reflect real life. As you understand your depression and begin treatment, negative thinking will fade. In the meantime:
For more information about depression, call womenshealth.gov at 800-994-9662 (TDD: 888-220-5446) or contact the following organizations:
Depression fact sheet was reviewed by:
Reviewed by Catherine Roca, M.D.
Office for Special Populations
National Institute of Mental Health
National Institutes of Health
Content last updated: February 12, 2016.


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Author of Ed Engoron's Choclatique, Running Press, 2011
The politically correct food police are out once again taking shots at providing chocolate milk in school cafeterias. So the question is; how dangerous is chocolate milk for our kids?
School officials and nutrition experts across the country are debating over whether to continue providing chocolate milk to kids in school. Of course, I would have thought the decision regarding children drinking chocolate milk was best made by parents. So here we are again debating, to drink or not to drink? That's the hot-button question of experts across the country.
The debate over whether chocolate milk should be served in school cafeterias started all over again when the Los Angeles Unified School District announced it would ban chocolate- and strawberry-flavored milk from its schools starting the summer of 2011. Superintendent John Deasy pushed for the ban after being blind-sided by celebrity food activist Jamie Oliver, who said that flavored milk has as much sugar as a candy bar.
Fairfax County, Virginia schools reintroduced chocolate milk this year after they and the DC schools banned it last year. The new, reformulated chocolate milk is low-fat (as it was before) and now contains less sugar than previous versions (and the sugar is from sugar cane or beets instead of the more processed high-fructose corn syrup).
The chocolate milk controversy is bigger than just school board policy. Chocolate milk is higher in sugar and calories than non-flavored milk, but some kids simply refuse to drink plain milk. Dairy industry data noted that milk consumption in 58 schools dropped by an average of 35 percent when flavored milk was removed or limited.
To many kids the taste of milk is just not desirable. So are kids better off consuming a little extra sugar and calories in chocolate milk than not consuming any milk? After all milk is a vital source of calcium, vitamin D, and other vital nutrients.
Chocolate-Flavored vs. Regular Milk
All milk is loaded with nutrients. One cup of fortified low-fat milk contains around 100 calories and 13 grams of sugar (in the form of lactose, a sugar found naturally in milk) and about 300 milligrams of calcium (about 25 percent of kids' daily need) as well as vitamin D, vitamin A, B vitamins, and minerals including potassium and phosphorus. The same size serving of typical low-fat chocolate milk contains about 160 calories and 25 grams of sugar (the increased amount comes from added sugar), with comparable levels of vitamins and minerals.
If you're having trouble getting your children to drink milk and you're concerned about the extra sugar and calories I suggest you consider putting a little a chocolate peanut butter cup in your child's glass.
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This week was all about the teens (hello, Teen Choice Awards!) but some more grown-up and chic ensembles also made their way into this week's mix. Did your favorite celeb make the cut? See the most stylish stars:
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Sounds like you three swapped a lot of photos but I like what you did with this Caren and the quote is just perfect!
Ha ha ha! Love it!
And the quote really is perfect!
And the quote really is perfect!
Beautiful blending and that photo is hilarious! I like your quote too!
This is great! i need to learn how to do that blending thing as it looks so cool. Nice layout - brings back memories for me of our time at Gardner Village.
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Great pictures. Love the blending you did. Love the witch and the quote.
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Ugly Kid
Show type: Edinburgh Fringe 2007
Two Men. Two Women. The Ugly Kid is a fast and funny sketch show that simply wants to make you happy. Come and laugh at The Ugly Kid. Just try not to point.
Nominated for a 2008 Chortle award for best sketch, variety or character act.
, Susan Calman
, William Andrews
Original Review:
It's not often you get to write 'brilliant sketch comedy' but on this occasion the cast and writers of Ugly Kid thoroughly deserve it. The sketches are turned over quickly, but it's not cartoon frenetic. No sketch outstays its welcome, nobody hogs the limelight and everybody brings different strengths to the show.
They don't go down any tediously obvious paths, subverting a corny set up at the start of the show and turning it into something fresh and original.
The four cast members work well together, they clearly understand each others timing. Susan Calman is by turns saucy and straightlaced. She also makes a fine whippet and a completely believable vulnerable child.
Leah MacRae does a fine line in domineering harridans – from a bullying predatory marriage counsellor to fairytale wicked stepmother and a gorgeous film star. In terms of comic acting, there's something of a young Patricia Routledge about her presence, quite wonderful.
The men are also marvellous. Clean cut and smiley Greg McHugh works well against type as an aggressive interviewee or a gentle granddad who is not what he seems. Last but not least, Will Andrews is blessed with a gangly body, a great voice and a mobile face which moves between handsome and gormless, and at one point just plain horror film hideous.
There are no irritating catchphrases or callbacks, nobody is cast as the fall guy. The characterisations – children, parents, police, girlfriends, are swift and subtle, without gurning and over playing to establish a point.
Some of the best comedy moments are completely non verbal: watching the growing attracting between Calman and Andrews as 'You're just too good to be true' is played is at once hilarious and touching. There's not one duff bit in the whole show.
Reviewed by: Julian Chambers
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Michael Monkhouse - 14/09/2007
What a title, reminiscent of my nickname. What a flyer, reminiscent of 'MAD'. And what a show, reminiscent of nothing else I've ever seen. How dazzling to follow a kaleidoscope of sketches rather than a single stand-up. How joyous to catch a gang aiming 'to make you happy' rather than discuss the political situation in Afghanistan. And how refreshing to watch 'em prove - like the Beatles, Sex Pistols and Young Ones - that good things come in fours.Sure, each member of the quartet can hold his/her own. Susan Calman (a vicious, visceral stand-up, finalist for 2006's Funny Woman Awards) is indecent or innocent, Leah MacRae scary or sassy, Greg McHugh aggressive or amicable, Will Andrews handsome or horrendous. But put them together and what do you get? nEverything. Everything from gawky granddads and maddening marriage guidance counsellors through disturbing doctors and weary whippets (full marks to Susan here) to terrorising twins and (ahem) a 'Slut Slayer'. But no gimmicks, no audience-baiting, no cheesy catchphrases, just seamless sketches with the punch of Python, the absurdity of Absolutely, the litheness of 'Little Britain'. I love Oliver Hardy's physical humour as much as I love Stephen Fry's verbal gymnastics, but a team that combines both in equal measures is a blessing indeed. And I recently read the sketch show's dead. Well tell that to these guys and to the prestigious Comedy Unit, who are currently giving them the attention they so richly deserve... Can't wait to see the result.
Geraint - 28/08/2007
By far the worst of 25+ shows I saw in Edinburgh. Anyone considering this worth more than two stars, let alone five, shouldn't really be reviewing comedy for this website.
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Susan Calman: The Last Woman On Earth
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Susan Calman: This Lady's Not for Turning Either
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The Hawaii State Airports System is operated as a single system by the State of Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT). The Airports Division, HDOT, was established on July 1, 1961 to succeed the Hawaii Aeronautics Commission under the provisions of Act 1, Hawaii State Government Reorganization Act of 1959, Second Special Session Laws of Hawaii.
The Airports Division has jurisdiction over and control of all State of Hawaii airports and air navigation facilities and general supervision of aeronautics within the State. The Airports Division currently operates and maintains 15 airports located throughout the State. An Airports Administrator is responsible for day to day operations of the Division.
The mission of the Airports Division is to develop, manage and maintain a safe and efficient global air transportation organization.
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Colorado issues first pot retail licenses
DENVER — Colorado on Monday issued its first state licenses for stores hoping to sell recreational marijuana once those sales become legal on Jan. 1.
The state Marijuana Enforcement Division mailed out licenses to 136 marijuana stores on Monday — 102 of them in Denver. Those stores can sell recreational pot to those 21 years and older if they've also received licenses and approval from local governments.
State officials also mailed licenses for 31 producers of marijuana-infused products and 178 marijuana cultivation facilities, The Denver Post reported.
Separately, the city of Denver said that 42 retail marijuana businesses — stores, grow facilities and makers of marijuana-infused products — had completed city requirements and can operate Jan. 1 if they get state licenses.
Because of the state and local red tape, it's unknown how many recreational marijuana sellers will actually open on New Year's Day. About 160 shops around the state are seeking approval, and many applicants have awaited inspections, local zoning hearings and background checks.
Cities and counties have in some cases changed fire codes for pot operations, added new signage or zoning requirements or instituted new fees they say they'll need to regulate the industry.
Colorado's marijuana law allows local governments to opt out of retail pot sales entirely. Some towns with medical marijuana dispensaries may not be allowing recreational sales, such as Colorado Springs.


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Joe Abbott is celebrating his 80th birthday with family at a dinner on March 10.
He was born on March 10, 1927 in Waldrom, Ark. to Floyd and Viola Abbott. He married Sue Grimes of Georgia on April 13, 1952.
They have two children Dale (Carmen) Abbott and Christy (Brion) Domman; and three grandchildren.


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Twins? Nein!
August 29 2008 10:42AM
Personally, having read all the talk yesterday that Todd Bertuzzi looks like Sloth from the Goonies, we just don't see the resemblance. Look at this picture: Bert is seconds removed from some sort of fashion show we believe. Sloth on the other hand (inset) looks happy to be anywhere that isn't underground and probably doesn't even own a tuxedo.
Nope, don't see it.
Is that a Flames Jersey that Sloth is wearing? The plot thickens!
Good heavens. Nice face Bert.
August 29 2008, 11:37AM
HEEYYY YOUUUU GUYYYYSSSS! HE totally looks like SLOTH, with a bit of reconstructive surgery, (very popular in Vancouver...coincidence? ) And Wayne, you coming to the defense of Bert?? WTF? You're racing back full tilt to stop an odd man rush like Stoli when he'd break his stick on the Power Play in defense of the lumbering lethargic loser BERT?
I'll give you this, he may not be the spitting image of Sloth, but he definitely looks some kinda retarded. He'll fit in well in Calgary.
August 29 2008, 11:55AM
I saw Bert eating a Baby Ruth at the airport...so...yeah...take that for what you will. SLOTH!
Actually if you look closely, it is that hideous Vancouver jersey from a few years back.
Actually if you look closely, it is that hideous Vancouver jersey from a few years back.
You'll have to be more specific
August 29 2008, 01:41PM
I think you should look more closely.
August 29 2008, 02:47PM
Here's the sloth look-a-like:
Although, Sloth should be much that this guy happier with his path in life
man, again my acting dyslexia up.
August 29 2008, 03:29PM
OK Todd. Show me used car salesman with a touch of Down Syndrome..................nailed it!!
Bertuzzi doesn't look like Horcoff...that is Horc in that picture right?
That game-day countdown timer you guys have is really becoming significant.
Sloth and Sutter. Mua-hahahaha!
I think that now makes every NHLer to be compared to Sloth from Goonies. The only one I've seen that looks even close is the one of Sutter.
oh very mature! that guy's my hero
September 01 2008, 10:09AM
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Is your building bringing in enough outside air to meet LEED-EBOM requirements? There are three ways to determine whether your HVAC system performs well enough.
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Before you start evaluating what level you could achieve, make sure you're giving due consideration to the mandatory prerequisites. Assuming that your building meets them all can come back to haunt you later in the process.
This is especially true for requirements like the Indoor Environmental Quality prerequisite (IEQp1) – you don't want to find out near the end of your project that you need to run more ducting to tenant spaces because previous build-outs didn't include this feature.
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There are three ways to prove you meet the requirements of this prerequisite – natural ventilation, IAQ testing, and ventilation rate. You only need to satisfy one, and your choice will depend on the characteristics of your building and its existing HVAC system.
The natural ventilation requirement is only a truly viable option in certain climates and building types, explains Chris Ashworth, managing director of the eastern region for Healthy Buildings, a firm specializing in indoor air quality, energy, and water consulting to the commercial real estate industry.
Paragraph 5.1 of ASHRAE 62.1 covers how to confirm that your naturally ventilated building complies.
For buildings with mechanical ventilation, you'll choose between the ventilation rate procedure and the indoor air quality (IAQ) procedure. The former relies on a standardized calculation that accounts for each space's square footage and main function (office, lab, etc.), while the latter tests for specific pollutants.
"The calculation is very systematic, and that's a benefit," Ashworth says. "Once you know how much outdoor air to provide, you can measure it and confirm against that. It's much less subjective because ASHRAE is telling you that for an office space, for instance, you need .06 cfm per square foot and 5 cfm per person."
The IAQ procedure is best suited for buildings that have mechanical ventilation but can't bring in enough outdoor air based on the ventilation rate procedure.
This compliance path is not explicitly permitted by LEED, but is currently in a pilot phase with the USGBC that could lead to its adoption as an alternate path, Ashworth explains.
If you qualify for this route, you'll have to demonstrate that your current system is unable to provide the mandated flow rates.
"The ventilation rate procedure tells you that you're bringing in a certain amount of outdoor air, whereas the IAQ procedure would say 'Here are the contaminants that are in the space.' It's still something tangible," Ashworth says. "It may actually give you more data on the building. It's the same intent, but you're testing the air for contaminants."
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When describing Constable's work of 1819–20, his friend and biographer C.R. Leslie reflected that his art at that time 'was never more perfect, perhaps never so perfect' (Leslie (1843/45) 1951, p. 72).
In this drawing of a bridge near Salisbury, Constable conveyed the fluctuating effects of light and shadow on the River Avon on a summer's day. He observed details closely – the reflections on the water and the swallows skimming over it – and captured the tone and texture of
the landscape with considerable precision.
Constable made this drawing on a page from the large sketchbook he used at Salisbury in 1820 and again in the autumn of 1821. Generally he used his sketchbook drawings of a subject as preliminary studies for paintings; in this instance he also painted a sketch of the scene outdoors (private collection).
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Scotland kept their Six Nations title hopes alive thanks to a hard fought 12-8 victory over Ireland at Murrayfield on Sunday.
Scotland kept their Six Nations title hopes alive thanks to a hard fought 12-8 victory over Ireland at Murrayfield on Sunday.
It's the first time since 2001 that the Scots have won back-to-back Six Nations matches.
After trailing 8-0 early in the second half, the hosts put 12 unanswered points past their Celtic rivals thanks to the boot of scrum-half Greig Laidlaw that helped his team to an unlikely win and that effectively ends Ireland's Six Nations challenge.
It certainly wasn't the most memorable Championship clash ever witnessed, as the two teams served up a borefest in the first half with Ireland – who dominated possession throughout – heading into the break with a slender three-point lead.
However, Scotland's fightback in the second half breathed some life into a tight contest.
Ireland started the game with a roar and a hiss, with centre Luke Marshall breaking the Scots' defence with ease in his Test debut. But Ireland failed to convert pressure into points – even against 14 men after Scotland prop Ryan Grant was sin-binned – and only had a 35th-minute Paddy Jackson penalty to show for their dominance.
Ireland finally found the breakthrough they deserved when wing Craig Gilroy crossed early in the second half out wide. The tricky conversion from Jackson, who missed three times from the tee, was unsuccessful.
That try only seemed to give Scotland the wake-up needed to mount a comeback and it didn't take long for Laidlaw to put his team on the scoreboard with his first penalty kick of the match on 53 minutes.
Jackson pulled another penalty wide two minutes later, but Laidlaw showed the Irish rookie how it was done with his second three-pointer of the afternoon that cut the deficit to just two points and suddenly the crowd came alive.
Laidlaw continued to find his target and made no mistake with two more accurate kicks to give the Scots a four-point cushion entering the final five minutes of what was turning into a gripping finale.
But Ireland weren't prepared to roll over yet, and threatened to steal the match from their hosts when they awarded two attacking scrums 10m out from Scotland's tryline.
However, Scotland dug deep in defence and there was no way through for the Irish whose knock-on sent Murrayfield into raptures.
Man of the match: Scotland lock Jim Hamilton won the official gong, and his hard work at the set-piece was a real standout for the hosts. But we've opted for hero of the day Greig Laidlaw, who's four perfect kicks at goal handed Scotland victory.
Moment of the match: There weren't many. But those last few minutes that so nearly ended in heartbreak for the hosts was a real nail-biter.
Villain of the match: Ryan Grant's sin-binning didn't prove as costly as Paddy Jackson's three missed kicks at goal which ultimately cost his side dearly.
The scorers:
For Scotland:
Pens: Laidlaw 4
Yellow card:Grant (15th min)
For Ireland:
Try: Gilroy
Pen: Jackson
Scotland: 15 Stuart Hogg, 14 Sean Maitland, 13 Sean Lamont, 12 Matt Scott, 11 Tim Visser, 10 Ruaridh Jackson, 9 Greig Laidlaw, 8 Johnnie Beattie, 7 Kelly Brown (c), 6 Rob Harley, 5 Jim Hamilton, 4 Richie Gray, 3 Geoff Cross, 2 Ross Ford, 1 Ryan Grant.
Replacements: 16 Dougie Hall, 17 Moray Low, 18 Jon Welsh, 19 Alastair Kellock, 20 David Denton, 21 Henry Pyrgos, 22 Duncan Weir, 23 Max Evans.
Ireland: 15 Rob Kearney, 14 Craig Gilroy, 13 Brian O'Driscoll, 12 Luke Marshall, 11 Keith Earls, 10 Paddy Jackson, 9 Conor Murray, 8 Jamie Heaslip (c), 7 Sean O'Brien, 6 Peter O'Mahony, 5 Donnacha Ryan, 4 Donncha O'Callaghan, 3 Mike Ross, 2 Rory Best, 1 Tom Court.
Replacements: 16 Sean Cronin, 17 Dave Kilcoyne, 18 Declan Fitzpatrick, 19 Devin Toner, 20 Iain Henderson, 21 Eoin Reddan, 22 Ronan O'Gara, 23 Luke Fitzgerald.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff writer
On Oct. 2, 1968, President Lyndon Johnson signed into law the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. This established a process for protecting the legacy of our Nation's rivers. After decades of dam building and development, Congress decided to preserve the beauty and free flowing nature of our rivers and waterways.
The Act reads in part, "It is hereby declared to be the policy of the United States that certain selected rivers of the Nation which, with their immediate environments, possess outstanding remarkable scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar values, shall be preserved in free-flowing condition and that they and their immediate environments shall be protected for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations..."
A meeting was held on Jan. 23 at the Huntington Town Hall for the purpose of informing the public and answering any questions they may have for the process being undertaken by the US Forest Service for the rivers in Utah with the draft environmental impact statement now being considered. During the formulation of the forest management plans for the forests, the rivers were scrutinized for the eligibility and classification portions of the wild and scenic process. In the Emery County area, Huntington Creek and the Left Fork of Huntington Creek are being considered in the suitability phase of this process.
In the first phase, the eligibility phase, a river must be free flowing and have at least one river related outstanding remarkable value. In the Act, an ORV is considered to include scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar value.
Eligible rivers are then given a preliminary classification. This classification is based on the relative level of access and development surrounding the river. The remaining two steps in the wild and scenic process are suitability and designation. The process for the rivers in Utah is currently in the suitability phase.
In the suitability phase, a myriad of factors are considered. Some of those factors are: other land uses; water development; existing management factors; support or opposition for designation; river contributions to river system integrity; commitment of volunteers or opportunity for partners in management; and consistency with other plans, programs or policies. This list in not all inclusive and other factors may be taken into account.
The six alternatives being considered during the DEIS are: Alternative #1-no action, maintain eligibility of all river segments; Alternative #2-no rivers recommended; Alternative #3-recommend rivers that best represent Utah ORVs while having the least affect on existing or reasonably foreseeable future water resources projects and other development activities; Alternative #4-recommend rivers that best represent Utah ORVs that could be adversely affected by existing or reasonably foreseeable future water resources projects and other developmental activities; Alternative #5-recommend rivers with low cost for management that are consistent with other federal wild and scenic studies and which have limited negative impact to community economic development; and Alternative #6-recommend river segments recognized by public groups that represent a diversity of river systems in Utah and those that face future threats. Alternative #3 is the alternative preferred by Utah's wild and scenic river committee, which is made up of the supervisors from the six national forests in the state. Those same six forest supervisors will make the suitability decision.
When this process is complete in Utah, the designation recommendations will be sent to the Secretary of Agriculture, who will in turn review them and make his recommendations to the President of the United States. At that time the President will review and send his recommendations to Congress. The Congress of the United States will have the ultimate decision concerning the designation of the wild and scenic rivers.
All citizens are encouraged to comment on this proposal. Comments are due by Feb. 15 and can be made by: mail to Utah NF Wild and Scenic River DEIS, P.O. Box 162969, Sacramento, CA 95816-2969; email to email@example.com; or fax to 916-456-6724. For more information contact Cathy Kahlow at 435-783-4338, Val Payne at 801-537-9297, or Kenton Call at 435-865-3730. Information can also be obtained at the Website, www.fs.fed.us/r4/rivers/.


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In prehistoric times, a shallow sea covered the area that is now Badlands National Park in South Dakota. Today, the park is famous for its dinosaur fossil beds and mountainous beauty. This image was taken from the park's visitors center.
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Devil's Tower park in Wyoming may cover 1,347 acres, but its star attraction is the tower itself (shown), a rock formation that rises more than 1,200 feet above the Belle Fourche River.
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1) For sure we have seen Guy use summoning.
2) The Databooks list him as a "3" when it comes to Ninjutsu and Genjutsu. Lee on the other hand is listed as "0.5", So there has to be a difference.
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Growing Old Gracefully is an Oxymoron ... Mostly Moron !
It's weird how Nagato seems to be the only one who used the rinnegan to that extent. I would say Nagato was said to have really strong chakra but Madara has Hashirama cells grafted into his body and he's the juubi jinchuuriki FFS. Madara has so many powerful jutsu at his disposal right now that using anything other than hungry ghost realm might seem trivial to him, he is an arrogant guy so why not?
With both Obito and Madara, there seems to be one significant difference. Nagato had access to both rinnegan eyes, while Obito only had one, and Madara currently has only one. When Madara was first summoned, he did utilize the powers of the rinnegan to an extent. There also must be a reason he wants the other one back. If he could do all of what he did before with just one, there wouldn't be much need for the second.
It's kind of like why Kakashi and Obito are limited to just Kumui. I think Madara needs his other eye back to utilize push and pull jutsu's, as well as Ninjutsu absorption among other rinnegan techniques. There is the matter of him using Susanoo with no eyes at all, but I think it's more related to the special chakra each Uchiha possesses that creates the sharingan and it's techniques anyway.
I think its safe to say Might Guy, Might Dai heh heh..no? Okay lol
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The flashback says Gai was unable to use genjutsu/ninjutsu when he was 5 years old.
Please let Guy do some damage, something beyond healing, something that will put Madara down for a little bit, or at least show everyone that he is still a human and can feel fear. At least this much for such a great character who is about to die... Neji got shafted but let Guy have something :( cool chapter though. I doubt Kakashi has anything on the same level as the 8th gate, Guy would win in a fight hands down lol. But I would really like to know if Dai was able to take down all the 7 shinobi of the mist by himself, that would be such an awesome end for him
A pie in the sky?
Guy won't defeat Madara.... his choice will be in vain, but might serve a greater purpose. As in buying time for Naruto and Sasuke... But I don't see how Sasuke is getting a power up... yes he has Senju cells now and chakra... but it took Madara YEARS to awaken the Rinnegan... I expect Sasuke eyes to be a little bit different maybe like the Elder Sons eyes as the next step towards the Rinnegan. Naruto on the other hand... how will the tailed beast improve his skills?
1) Sasuke has Hashirama's Chakra, freely given, (to jump start his cells), Madara didn't.
2) Tobirama is Guiding Kabuto's intervention.
3) Kabuto Ha more expertise about Hashirama's cells than Madara who simply inoculated himself.
You couldadd that Kabuto's Umbilical Snake might be doing more to Sasuke than just injecting him, it could also be restructuring him on the inside.
It's noteworthy that Both Naruto and Sasuke are recieving some very high level intervention to power their upgrades. This certainly not an Acheivement by hard work situation.
The way it's shaping up is that Sasuke provides the Eyes of the Sage, and Naruto provides the body of the sage plus the Minijubi. I'd like to see some Uzumaki traits played up by Naruto too.
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Maybe he could get some Byakugan and put them in his eyes and get the rinnegan that way too hehe, or one and one. That would be pretty boss. They could shut down all his tenketsu and make madara a regular person again. Either way its gonne be a slow road to recovery for Naruto, he can't just jump back up from death like it was nothing, even Gaara had to take it slow for a little bit. Guy better buy some more time. You think Madara could get into the other dimension too?
A pie in the sky?
I think Guy will do serious damage to Madara to the point he will begins to worry, but Guy will run out of time and dies.


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