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All of Chase Distillery products are made by hand with local, seasonal produce. Chase capture the true flavour of carefully selected and pressed rhubarb to achieve the best most delicious taste, without using any artificial ingredients or heat methods. The final blend is a smooth clean and striking taste with a distinct rhubarb aroma with a beautiful pink colour.
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As a worldwide leader in the treatment of cancer, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center's inpatient hospital – known as Memorial Hospital – maintains a comprehensive, patient-focused approach to delivering care.
1275 York Avenue
(Between 67th and 68th Streets)
New York, NY 10065
Our patients are admitted to Memorial Hospital when they have acute care needs for treatment or symptom management, based on their cancer diagnosis or a related illness. In 2011, more than 24,000 patients were admitted.
Within the hospital, young patients receive care in the Claire Tow Pediatric Pavilion, which includes our inpatient units and our outpatient Pediatric Day Hospital.
In addition, patients of any age undergo complex procedures in one of 21 operating rooms in our state-of-the-art surgical center. Our Surgical Day Hospital serves patients undergoing less complex surgeries.
Memorial Sloan Kettering's Memorial Hospital also houses many outpatient services, including:
- Our 13-bed Urgent Care Center on the first floor of the Enid A. Haupt Pavilion, which offers 24-hour outpatient assessment and treatment
- The Center for Image-Guided Interventions on the second floor of the hospital, a multidisciplinary facility where experts perform a variety of image-guided therapies, including minimally invasive surgery and interventional radiologic and endoscopic procedures
- The Department of Radiation Oncology's care facility, where our adult and pediatric patients undergo treatment with external beam therapy or brachytherapy, and benefit from supportive care services
- The outpatient chemotherapy unit, where ambulatory patients receive chemotherapy or immunotherapy treatments in addition to therapies for symptom management, such as hydration or blood transfusions
Donations of whole blood and platelets are needed every day to maintain an adequate supply for our patients. Our Blood Donor Room is located at 1250 First Avenue, between 67th and 68th Streets. Learn more about donating blood and platelets.
Additional services available in Memorial Hospital include a cafeteria for patients and visitors and a Gift Shop.

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The national championship won by the Hope College women's basketball team will be officially marked on Wednesday, April 12, when the college hosts a celebration at the DeVos Fieldhouse.
Open to the public free of charge, the program will begin at 7:30 p.m.
The Flying Dutch won the NCAA Division III championship back on March 18th. When the team returned the next day they were greeted by hundreds of fans at the Tulip City airport, but Hope was just starting its annual spring break. The official celebration was pushed back to allow greater attendance from the college and Holland communities.
The team will be honored by college, local, state and national dignitaries. The team's accomplishments will be featured in an audio visual presentation. Refreshments will be provided and the players will be available for pictures and autographs.


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Call 207-921-8000
Pen Bay Medical Center is a 99-bed, full-service community hospital overlooking beautiful Penobscot Bay in Rockport, Maine. With a medical staff of more than 100 physicians, Pen Bay offers a wide range of acute and non-acute care services in the Midcoast.
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We offer inpatient and outpatient care, diagnostic, therapeutic and rehabilitative services, patient and community education, and a full-range of specialty services through the Emergency Department, Special Care Unit, Surgical Care Center, Birth Center, Primary Stroke Center, Cancer Care Center and the Psychiatric Addiction & Recovery Center.
Pen Bay provides diagnostic, treatment and support services that meet special community needs through Pen Bay PT & OT, Pen Bay Speech & Hearing, Occupational Health (Health Connections) and more. For more information, visit our Patients & Visitors page >>
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Pen Bay Medical Center is proud to be accredited by The Joint Commission.YOUR CARE TEAM
From the time of your admission, a Registered Nurse Case Manager will be assigned to work with you, your doctor and the other members of the PBMC healthcare team. As required by insurance companies, Medicare, Medicaid and The Joint Commission, the Case Manager will review your care to assure that the standards for care and use of services are being met.
The Patient Care Team will provide care to you under the direction of your physician. Members of the Patient Care Team are:
- Registered Nurse, RN: In addition to delivering a portion of your care, the registered nurse coordinates the activities of other Patient Team members providing care during your hospital stay.
- Certified Nursing Assistant, CNA: The Certified Nursing Assistants will provide your basic daily living needs such as food delivery, bathing, help with walking, etc.
- Unit Secretary: This person maintains the medical and financial records related to your stay.
- Rehabilitation Services: Inpatient Physical, Occupational, Respiratory, Speech, and other therapists provide rehabilitation services through consultation, evaluation, and individualized treatment. These therapists provide each patient with education and training to reach his or her highest functional level: mobility and safety, self-care, swallowing, and cognitive skills.
- Dietician: PBMC's Nutritional Services Department may be involved in the evaluation of your dietary needs in conjunction with your care.
In the course of your treatment, you may be visited by a caregiver from the following services:
- Cardiopulmonary
- Radiology
- Respiratory Care
- Laboratory
- Physical and Occupational Therapy
- Cardiac Rehabilitation
- Quality Management
- Social Work
- Palliative Care
The Quality & Safety Department monitors the quality of care delivered throughout the organization.
Social Services offer skilled professional help to any patient who has personal problems related to his or her illness. This help may include talking with family members and patients about services available in the community or assistance in filling out applications for disability and Medicaid programs and Advanced Directives.
Our staff is responsible for accurate patient identification. You will be asked regularly during your stay to verify your name and date of birth. This verification is critical to ensuring patient safety.
Partnering with Our Patients
Your safety is our priority while you are a patient at Pen Bay Medical Center. We encourage you and your family to be partners and active participants in your healthcare through the use of the "Speak Up" program.
S peak up if you have any questions or concerns and if you don't understand, ask again.
P ay attention to the care you are receiving. Ask questions when you don't understand.
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K now what medications you take. (We do have wallet-sized cards available to list your medications.)
U se a healthcare organization that has undergone rigorous on-site evaluations.
P articipate in decisions about your treatment. You are the center of your healthcare team.
During your stay, many people may enter your room, from doctors and nurses to aides.
Don't Be Afraid to Ask:
• Ask for ID of everyone who comes into your room. All hospital employees wear identification badges.
• Speak up if hospital staff doesn't ask for your identification.
• Ask if the person washed his or her hands before they touch you.
• If you are told you need certain tests or procedures, ask why you need them, when they will happen and how long it will be before you get the results.
All medications you take while in the hospital are prescribed by your doctor, dispensed by the hospital pharmacy and administered by a nurse. Patients are not permitted to administer their own drugs or keep personal medications at their bedsides, unless authorized by their physician.
Preventing Medication Errors
By taking part in your own care, you can help the members of your healthcare team avoid medication errors. Here's how:
• Be sure that all of your doctors know what medications you have been taking, including prescription drugs, over-the-counter medications, herbal and vitamin supplements, natural remedies and recreational drugs.
• Be sure that all of your doctors know of any allergies you may have to any medications, anesthesia, foods, latex products, etc.
• When you are brought medications or IV fluids, ask the person to check to be sure you are the patient who is supposed to receive the medications. Show that person your ID bracelet to double-check.
Our chaplain and spiritual volunteers are here to:
- Listen carefully
- Offer comfort
- Give blessings
- Help you tell your story
- Accompany you at a stressful time
- Offer prayer and help you to pray
- Calm you with breathing and relaxation exercises
- Guide you in meditation
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City Council Meeting 08/19/2013
Agenda, Clemson City Council
Monday, August 19, 2013
**Public Hearing at 6:30 p.m. **
**Sign Regulations & Nursing Care Facilities**
Regular Meeting at 7:30 p.m.
Council Chamber, Clemson City Hall
1. Call to Order
2. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance – Tim Fowler
3. Public Session
4. Approval of Minutes – August 5, 2013
5. Reports/Discussion Agenda:
a. Item Request – Receive the Recommendations from the Accommodation Tax Advisory Committee regarding the distribution of tourism related to ATAX grant allocations for fiscal year 2013-2014 – Mr. Herb Tyler, ATAX Committee Chair and Ms. Sharie Nickles, Assistant Finance Director.
b. Staff and Council Reports.
6. Policy/Action Agenda:
a. Item Request – Consider for 2nd Reading a Proposed Text Amendment to the City of Clemson Zoning Ordinance to add pet grooming as a conditional use in the CP-1 & CP-2 Districts – Ms. Sharon Richardson, Planning & Codes Director.
b. Item Request – Consider a Request to schedule a public hearing on a Zoning Map Amendment requested by Bluestone Land, LLC for the parcel at 403 College Avenue to be rezoned from CP-1 Neighborhood Business to C General Commercial (PIN 4044-16-83-0308; File #2013-R-02) – Ms. Sharon Richardson, Planning & Codes Director.
c. Item Request – Consider a financial appropriation from the Hospitality Tax Fund and/or Local Option Accommodations Tax Fund to the SC Botanical Gardens to assist with costs related to flood recovery efforts for this local tourism destination asset – Council Members Ducworth and Wright.
d. Item Request – Consider accepting ownership of all streets in the Clarendon Hall subdivision as shown on plat surveyed by R. Jay Cooper P.E. & L.S. 4682 dated June 4, 2007 recorded July 19, 2004 in plat book 505 page 1 record of Pickens County, SC – Mr. Andy Blondeau, Assistant City Administrator.
e. Item Request – Consider a Resolution to approve the City of Clemson Employee Safety Manual as approved in the original Resolution dated March 18, 2002 – Ms. Tracy Taylor, Human Resources Coordinator.


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Everyone's friend is No One's friend
Someday your life will flash before your eyes. It's your responsibility to make sure it's worth watching!
Hey Doc Ed do you remember Pink Floyd? Money Money.......?
I have learned I need these dogs much more than they need me. Tim Bockmon
Paul Cantrell
Black Ice Retrievers
Marcola OR
Too many dogs to list (By some Bitch)
"Helping Hunters Train Their Dogs"
You have got to be kidding me! Imaginary girl friends? I've heard it all now.
I have learned I need these dogs much more than they need me. Tim Bockmon
Methinks Mouseberger is owed an apology for his, you know, chivalry in pointing out real 'Bama players have real 'Bama girlfriends.
Otherwise who knows but he might've made accusations against a certain ND linebacker from Hawaii caught in a honey trap with Jim Nabors trying to extort intel on the Tide's passing game. Not that there's anything wrong with that...
Ol M-berger was in the news again calling basketball. Horny Ol'geezer! lol


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Featured Events
Ice cream and vintage technology focus of event
Friday, Aug. 9, 2013, 4:30 p.m. · Friend Center Atrium
Cool treats and cooler machines are the focus of an ice-cream social and vintage technology show-and-tell at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 9, in the Friend Center Atrium. Michael Littman, a Princeton University professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, will present antique motorcycles, telephones, phonographs, radios and other restored machinery. The event is free to the public.


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News Releases, Media
For Immediate Release: Contact: Ian Stirton March 19, 1998 Ron Harris Sharon Snyder Kelly Huff
WASHINGTON-Republican party committees continued to outraise and outspend Democratic party committees for the first 12 months of the 1997-98 election cycle, according to figures compiled by the Federal Election Commission. In addition, both parties reported a substantial increase in non-federal, or "soft money" activity, when compared to the same period in previous cycles.
Disclosure reports covering financial activity from January 1 through December 31 show that the federal accounts of Republican party committees at the national level raised $108.8 million, spent $99.7 million, and had cash-on-hand of $10.8 million. Democratic national party committees' federal accounts reported raising $64.5 million and spending $62.8 million, with cash-on-hand of nearly $4.4 million. Both parties reported substantial debt when compared to previous election cycles. Debts totaled $13.3 million for Republicans and $17.3 million for Democrats.
Although non-federal, or "soft money," receipts increased, Republican federal receipts declined $18.6 million or 15% when compared to the same period in 1995, while Democratic receipts declined $4.2 million or 6%. However, when compared to 1993, the last non-presidential cycle, Republican federal receipts increased 14% while Democratic receipts increased 26%.
Reports show that both national parties continue to rely primarily on individuals as the source of their receipts. Republicans received $99.3 million, or 91%, of their total receipts from individuals while Democrats received $48.8 million, or 76% from individuals. Democrats, however, received more PAC contributions -- $7.0 million, which amounted to 11% of their total receipts, while Republicans received $4.2 million, or 4% of their total receipts.
Both parties continued to raise record amounts of soft money when compared to previous cycles. Republican soft money accounts raised $40.2 million, a 22% increase over 1995, while Democratic nonfederal accounts collected $33.9 million, a 19% increase over 1995. Republicans spent $37.7 million from their soft money accounts while Democrats spent $31.4 million.
Charts attached to this release provide summary data for the financial activities of the Republican and Democratic national party committees during the first 12 months of the 1997-98 election cycle compared to the same period in four previous election cycles. Comparable data on non-federal party activity are available only to the 1991-92 cycle. The FEC began requiring national party committees to disclose their non-federal accounts in January 1991.
*'Soft money' describes funds raised outside the limitations and prohibitions of the Federal Election Campaign Act. Soft money must be deposited in separate non-federal accounts and cannot be used in connection with federal elections. To enhance public disclosure, the FEC requires national political party committees to report the sources of receipts to all non-federal accounts.


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A Field Trip To the Creation Museum 1854
Lillith writes "The anti-evolution Creation Museum opened last weekend and Ars took a field trip there and took lots of pictures. 'There were posters explaining just how coal could be formed in a few weeks as opposed to over millions of years, and how rapidly the biblical flood would cover the earth, drowning all but a handful of living creatures. The flood plays a big part in the museum's attempt to explain away what we see as millions of years of natural processes. There was also an explanation as to why, with only one progenitor family, it wasn't considered incest for Adam and Eve's children to marry each other.' (Myself, I liked the picture of the velociraptor grazing peacefully next to Eve, who is wearing some kind of dirndl, in the Garden of Eden.)" The reporter posted more photos from the museum on Flickr.


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Deciding on a dehumidifier can certainly be a difficult task. Not only are there many different brands and types to choose from, but dehumidifiers also…
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Danby 60 Pint Portable Energy Star Dehumidifier - White
Keep your home cool and humid-free with the Danby Energy Star 60 Pint Portable Low Temp Dehumidifier with Pump (DDR60A3GP). For added convenience this unit has dual drainage options; there is an integrated condensate pump and 6.5 ft. hose in addition to the removable water bucket. Able to remove up to 60 pints of moisture from the air over a 24 hour period, this model has a 3,600 square foot coverage area. This dehumidifier can be used in spaces that can get as cool as 41 degrees F and has an added auto defrost feature. The fan will automatically shut off when the desired humidity level has been reached. Other features include: a removable/washable filter, rolling casters, eco-friendly refrigerant, an Energy Star rating, full-bucket auto shutoff, and automatic restart in the event of a power failure. This unit is ideal for basements, crawlspaces and garages in addition to various rooms in your home.
Integrated Pump:This has an integrated condensate pump and comes with a 7 ft. hose and and 16 ft. hose for when continuous drainage is required
Low Temperature Operation:The DDR60A3GP can operate in temperatures as low as 41°F and has an auto defrost feature
Energy Star Compliant:This Danby portable dehumidifier efficiently uses power and has a low environmental impact
Electronic Controls and Remote:Electronic controls feature 2 fan speeds, 24 hour timer, and an auto-sensing humidistat and can all be controlled with the included remote
Quiet Operation:Designed to operate at a minimal noise level, this unit has a 55dB rating
Washable Filter:The included filter can be removed and washed which saves you money on filter replacements
- Model: DDR60A3GPDanby Energy Star 60 Pint Portable Low Temp Dehumidifier with Pump
- Brand: DanbyRemovable, washable air filter
- Direct drain with condensate pumpTwo (2) drains hoses included 7 ft. and 16 ft.
- Dehumidification: 60 pints/dayRuns as low as 41 degrees F
- Recommended room size: 1,000 sq. ft.Auto defrost
- Energy Star ratedNon ozone-depleting refrigerant
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- Automatic fan shut offInput voltage: 115 V/60 Hz
- Noise level: 55 dBWeight: 40 lbs
- Maximum coverage: 3,600 sq. ft.Dimensions: 23.56" H x 15.25" W x 12.19" D
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- Height: 23.56"
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Ramla has had a Christian presence at least since the twelfth century, due to its traditional identification as Rama, the hometown of Joseph of Aramathea. It is a fascinating off-the-beaten track destination for Christian travelers. Jews, Christians and Muslims live side-by-side in this city near Lydda, off the Tel Aviv-Jerusalem highway.
The lovely Franciscan parish church of St. Joseph is a landmark – Napoleon Bonaparte stayed here in 1799. The Great Mosque, near the colorful local market, is an almost perfectly preserved Crusader church, while the six-storey medieval White Tower is an architectural gem of global importance. It reveals a beautiful biblical view of the lowlands as well as a modern one - the tower of Ben-Gurion International Airport and the Weizmann Institute of Science are also visible from here. The adventurous should visit Ramla's soon-to-reopen eighth-century water cistern, where they will be able to rent rowboats to paddle among the ancient arches.


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Guests lined up for the dancing and the oysters at Saturday night's Southeastern Wildlife Exposition Soiree. Both ends of the Visitor Center Bus Shed were crammed with people vying for a chance to either join the Electric Slide or sidle up to the shucking tables, a clever way to help people stay warm—huddle them together! It was indeed cold though not nearly as much so as Friday, when snow flurries swept through the Ducks Unlimited party at the same venue.


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When I had my Yak I use to use a 10 foot 8 weight, using the idea that one would want a longer rod as you sit actually below the water-line. Build my own rods using oversize guides, use a nail knot leader to line. The leader goes through the tiptop easily. The only problem I had was fish going underneath the Yak. Just my thoughts.
I am now having a ball with my inflatable, gone out through the surf with no problem, had some good fishing every time I have gone. It is still wet returning to the shore.
Rod for Yak
After several outings and fishing out of the yak I have come to the conlusion that I need to make a rod just for the yak fishing. It will be 8 1/2 or 9' long and one that if it breaks won't hurt too much. There is so much to keep track of that one could easily break a good rod. I remember some suggestions that a longer rod would be better in a yak. When landing a fish wi a longer rod th´fish* has the advantage and it would be difficullt to lip the fish. What do most of you use for rod length in your yak? FishHawk
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Practice does not make perfect, it makes permanent.
Thank you so much
looks like fun wil try it on my 6.20
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i can provide if not..
You should post the megaupload link
Can this be signed for OFW?
Thanks, great game
I'm having trouble figuring out how to load this game with my emulator how do I convert the game to an ISO file so it can be played and ran on an emulator?
Thank you for the upload. The speech in this one fits the game more but I liked it better on the PSX. Still I never turn down a good tactics game.
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So we spent the two days cruising, kayaking and visiting a huge cave in Halong Bay with 11 other tourists. 6 of them we got to know while playing cards and drinking on the overnight stay. As it happend we also met 2 of them again, Emma and Phil, for a drink in Hanoi on our return from the trip.
All in all the trip could have been a lot better. There didn't seem to be much else to do other than sit around looking at the same thing over and over again and the food turned out to be a bit bad as we both got stomach upsets on our return. But as they say, nothing ventured nothing gained.


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Working with the media focus of women business owners roundtable
"Working with the Media…to get Your Message Across," will be the topic of the Small Business Development Center's Women Business Owners Roundtable discussion from 7:30 - 9:30 a.m. Friday, October 25, at the Binghamton Regency on Water Street in downtown Binghamton.
Jeff Platsky, business editor at the Press & Sun-Bulletin, will offer tips and techniques on determining the "what, when, why, where and who" that help make newsworthy stories. Platsky will discuss the newspaper's mission in the community and how the business section approaches its daily report.
Platsky has been with the Press and Sun-Bulletin for 17 years and with Gannett Newspapers for 20 years. Platsky has an MBA from Binghamton University and is a graduate of the Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.
The roundtable costs $7 a person and includes a continental breakfast. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, brochures and product samples to share.
Advance registration is required. Call the SBDC at 607-777-4024 to register.


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Jace Hutton, of Loma, competes in the team roping competition during Steamboat Springs Pro Rodeo Series season opener rodeo Friday night at the Brent Romick Rodeo Arena. The rodeo begins at 7:30 p.m. every Friday and Saturday throughout the summer and at 6:30 p.m. July 4.
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By Errol Castens/NEMS Daily Journal
OXFORD – Motorists can now see signs that the four-laning of State Highway 7 south of Oxford has advanced beyond the promise stage.
Survey stakes are visible along parts of the route, which is Lafayette County's main north-south artery.
"Right now we're gearing up to start property acquisition," said Tony Sheffield, MDOT's District 2 assistant engineer over construction. "We've got just a few areas staked right now. There will be crews getting out there after the first of the year and into the spring, staking and laying things out so the appraisers can see what will be needed."
The project will add two lanes east of the existing roadway for about five miles from Belk Boulevard southward to the split with Highway 9 West, just south of the Yocona River. It also will reconfigure that junction, providing a flyover ramp for southbound traffic turning onto 9 West to go toward Bruce.
"It'll be a lot safer route," Sheffield said. "There will be a grade-separated interchange that'll take out that little funky intersection where we've had so many accidents and several fatalities."
Many residents of Water Valley and south Lafayette County look forward to the improvement.
"Once it's done, it'll be very nice," said potter Mike Crowson, whose Spirit Song Studio is east of the 7 and 9W intersection. "The construction process isn't going to be fun, but redoing that intersection will make life a lot safer for everybody."
The project, which some residents say has been promised for at least two decades, is still years in the making. Sheffield estimated right-of-way acquisition will take two years, during which the design also will be finalized.
"We'll have our maps and deeds turned in sometime in February, and then the right-of-way acquisition agents will hit the ground running," he said.
"Right now our plan is to let construction in fall 2016," Sheffield said. "You're probably going to see a two- or two-and-a-half-year construction process, so the completion target date is spring 2019."


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Yea, You might be right, but I only play 6 dollars worth, without PP. I have birthday numbers numbers I also play. 2 lines of my birthday numbers, then 1 qp.
They had $262.5 million in sales on this last draw.......
That was fast. I wonder if they already got a financial planner and laywer. If it was me who won I would have put together a legal team as well as take my time turning in the lottery ticket to get the media all worked up on who won. I would then turn in the ticket during some kind of trategy that all of thew news channels would be busy with.
Hulk, some people are prepared in advance there was a lady that won the poweball in Iowa I believe in September Mary Lohse $202 she calimed her prize within a week as well.
"Mary and Brian Lohse said they had done their homework in advance by meeting with financial planners and had some very specific plans for the future as they claimed their big prize"
I Love Pink & Green 1908
Yeah, and it took them 7 draws to get past $10 million in sales per draw.......
There was a news story on the Today show this morning on this couple, along with an interview of the mother in law and a family friend.
All comments indicated this couldn't have happened to a more deserving couple. They have adopted children from foreign countries.
Interestingly their chosen numbers were all QP's!
Hey Mcginnin, isn't it interesting that the winning ticket in MO was a quick pick?
Just before the drawing there were many players on LP stating that QP's are no good and that self picks are the only way to win a jackpot.
Hmmm....to all the QP haters:
Right golfer, the PB haters & the QP haters, need to form a Hate Club!
This guy went on Facebook and told everyone he won. How dumb can you get? Why on God's earth would you do something like that?
Venom, He probably did it because he's very excited, he doesn't play the lottery much, and he's not an LP expert. A spontaneous response but I understand where you're coming from, he'll pay for this mistake big time.
All this rubbish about gathering a legal team and turning the ticket in at the ''right moment''. Possibly when the news is covering something traggic? haha.. NO. GOOD ADVICE THO!
But if it was me who won I would have turned the ticket in immediately or at least no more than two weeks after i've won. People are still talking about the mega millions last jackpot and a prize this big is going to be in the spotlight for awhile so with that said I'd claim and get it out the way now rather than later and I'd worry later about setting up everything because I'd be too scared I'd lose the ticket or it'd get stolen or ruined...lol
I believe the majority of the people on this board talking about setting up legal teams would probably run 1st thing to headquarters and claim the next day. Easy to say and dream about what u'd do vs doing what you would do if you had the actual ticket.
It appears to me that Hulk311 has more of a fascination with the seemingly impressive language of "putting together a legal team" than he remotely understands the implications of getting involved with, and dealing with real Incredible Hulks, which many lawyers are, and/or try to be.
Congrats to the winners! where ever you are, what a wonderful christmas it will be
So much for creating "BETTER ODDS" for yourself by picking your own numbers. Random is random, by its very definition you can't predict it.
Of course, the whole idea of "BETTER ODDS" reveals a complete lack of understanding of the concepts of odds and probability. Past performance does not indicate future results, and being good at guessing numbers is not the same thing as having "BETTER ODDS", it just means you're lucky.
Congrats to this winner! What a merry Christmas it will be at his home full of adopted kids (if this is the true winner).
Getting me some numbers together for Saturday's drawing. I'll take half of 40 million.
the government will take the other half.
Here's the lucky couple!
Yeah, one man told everybody he won and he and his wife got murdered
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Ceremony to honor Robeson, Jan. 20
Posted January 13, 2004; 04:44 p.m.
Princeton University will host a U.S. Postal Service ceremony on Tuesday, Jan. 20, honoring Princeton native Paul Robeson, whose image will appear on a commemorative postage stamp in the Black Heritage series.
President Shirley M. Tilghman, Provost Amy Gutmann and student choral groups will join Postal Service officials in the ceremony at 10 a.m in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall. Also participating in the ceremony will be actor Avery Brooks.
"The U.S. Postal Service commemoration of Paul Robeson in the Black Heritage postage stamp series is a fitting tribute to a man who symbolized excellence," Tilghman said. "Princeton University is honored to host this celebration of a distinguished resident of the Princeton community whose legacy as an artist, activist and intellectual continues to be recognized worldwide."
Born in Princeton in 1898, Robeson achieved worldwide fame as an actor, singer, activist and athlete. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Rutgers University and Columbia Law School, he was also an All-American football player. By 1924, he had devoted himself to his career as a performer, playing hit lead roles in productions of two Eugene O'Neill plays: "All God's Chillun Got Wings" and "The Emperor Jones." He played numerous stage roles during his career, but he was best known for his interpretation of the title character in Shakespeare's "Othello."
Robeson also appeared in several American and British movies, including the "Emperor Jones," "Show Boat," "King Solomon's Mines," "Jericho" and his favorite, "The Proud Valley." He died in 1976.
Robeson is remembered not only for his prodigious talents as a performer but also for his tireless and uncompromising commitment to civil rights and social justice, the U.S. Postal Service said in a press release, noting that he was an outspoken participant in the labor and peace movements.
"The Paul Robeson stamp in the Black Heritage series will serve as a lasting tribute to the individual achievements and contributions of African Americans," said Murray Weatherall, vice president of diversity development for the Postal Service, who will dedicate the stamp. "The Postal Service is extremely proud of the Black Heritage series and extremely proud to add Robeson's name to the distinguished list that makes up this stamp series."
The Paul Robeson stamp will be the 27th stamp in the Black Heritage series, which began in 1978 with the issuance of the Harriet Tubman commemorative stamp.
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BAY ST LOUIS – The Itawamba Community College golf team finished the Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College Invitational on a strong note improving 13 strokes from their opening round effort to finish sixth place in the opening event of the season.
Scott Milam (Tupelo) lead the charge on the final 18 and earned a finish tied for tenth after carding a 75 (+3) on Monday.
"Scott played really well today," said ICC golf coach Dr. David Rather. "He played his game. He didn't try to do anything outside what he would do on any other normal round. I think nerves might have caught up with him little on Sunday, but he did a good job of settling down and staying focused today."
Miliam finished tied with Northwest's Sam Cooper with a two-day total of 160 (+16) after finishing tied for 22nd when he carded an opening round 85 (+13) on Sunday.
Sam Warren (Saltillo) and Tyler Rosenthal (Shannon) finished tied with each other for the 27th spot of the tournament turning in a 36-hole total of 171 (+27) after both carded an 85 (+13).
"Sam and Tyler both have a lot of good golf waiting to be play ahead of them," said Rather. "These guys are competitors and will come back home with a fire to hit the links to play a lot more to help improve their games."
Jake Scott (Shannon) finished in a three-way tie for 29th with a two-day total of 172 (+28) after carding back-to-back rounds of 86.
"It was a tough round for Jake," said Rather. "He couldn't get the breaks you need to help you turn in a good round, but he didn't let that bother him and he was able to turn in a pair of consistent rounds. He'll keep working to get those breaks next time he's out there."
Dustin Poole (Belmont) made one of the biggest leaps of the tournament carding a final-day 85 (+13) after carding a 92 (+17) on Monday to finish tied with Trey Johnson of Holmes at 177 (+33).
"Dustin had a tough day on Monday, but it shows just how strong his game is by not losing the mental side of things to turn in a much better round today," said Rather.
Host Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College turned in a tournament-low 305 on Monday to overcome a two-stroke deficit to edge out Copiah-Lincoln Community College for the tournament championship.
The Indians will hit the links again on March 2nd and 3rd for the Hinds Community College Invitational at Eagle Ridge Golf Club in Raymond, MS.
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Yellow factored black male at stud. "Jett" is a son of NAFC FC AFC Cody Cut A Lean Grade out of a Dare To Dream bitch. He is yellow factored, EIC and CNM clear, OFA good, Cerf'd. He is 2 1/2 and has his senior title. He will be working on his Master this spring. He is a smaller male, about 55 lbs and is a great hunting partner as well as family dog. $600 email@example.com 254-292-0399 www.parkergundogs.com
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Just voted. I've always liked the scantron-ish ballots that Massachusetts uses. It gives you instant results while still providing a human-verifiable paper trail.
Hopefully, we'll be getting some good news on the presidential race and Propositions 1 and 2 in a few hours.
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Option 1] Hodgins' Route
The first task of Hodgins' route is his most challenging. Note that Lieutenant Kohler can be avoided for this route, but it is recommended that teams clear him anyway. The initial flame trapped stairs are a minor inconvenience; but the bottom of these stairs will prove useful almost immediately. For inexperienced groups it is recommended that you enter the room with Hodgins, let him begin his event alone, and retreat to the bottom of the stairs. Here you must survive for 20 seconds, whilst watching the event unfold to its failure. This is a quick learning experience, but also allows you to explore the challenge area unhindered. Simply avoid resurrecting Hodgins until the team is ready.
The objective here is to kill 6 graveling burrows. Three burrows will spawn initially, with one additional burrow spawning whenever you destroy one, until all six have spawned. The easiest and simplest way to clear this portion of the dungeon is simply to avoid destroying the burrow closest to the entrance, as destroying it triggers the appearance of the burrow which spawns two scavengers, which are the largest (and only) threat out of all the spawns that appear. One or two players should tank the gravelings that spawn from that burrow, while the rest of the team systematically works through the other burrows, making sure to kill any breeders that spawn. Once the other burrows have been cleared out, destroy the entrance burrow. Doing this spawns the last scavenger burrow. The entire team can then focus solely on destroying the final burrow, which will cause all remaining mobs to despawn once it is destroyed
I think with both Jefforize and me as Stinkbait going healing spec we should be able to handle the burrow by the door easily using that tactic.
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Basically a spin off of the Doomsday Preppers show.
Brent Sr. has a castle up in the hills and is working to fortify it and "prep" it for...um....an apocalypse or whatever, EMP, economic collapse, etc.
These shows are pretty amusing, but there are real lessons to be learned from time to time. What would you do in the case of an earthquake, flood, huricane, etc. What if you found yourself in a Katrina style situation?


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Sr. Joan McGuire, O.P. was the Director of the Office of Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs and is now retired. She has been engaged in ecumenical and interreligious relations in the Archdiocese since 1987. Sr. McGuire is a member of the newly merged Dominican Sisters of Peace.
The people of Iraq have endured warfare and embargoes for decades. The recent tragic attack on the Syrian Catholic Cathedral in Baghdad reflects the increased sufferings of Iraqi Christians today.
Both Pope Benedict XVI and Francis Cardinal George, OMI, as president of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, have once again called Catholics to pray and to be in solidarity with the suffering Christians of Iraq. Locally, the Assyrian Church of the East is very active in raising awareness of the plight of the Iraqi people. Also, the Council of Islamic Organization of Greater Chicago has issued a statement deploring acts of violence against Christians and their churches in Iraq.
Christians make up a small minority, perhaps, about three percent of the population of Iraq. The numbers are steadily decreasing due to the displacement of millions, departures and violent deaths. This is tragic.
Who Are the Christians of Iraq? Christians in Iraq include Christians from the East – Assyrian Church of the East, Chaldean and Syrian Catholics and from the West - the Roman Catholic Church and Christians from Anglican, Reformation and Evangelical traditions. Only the Chaldean
Catholic, Syrian Catholic and Roman Catholic Churches are in union with the Church of Rome and its Bishop, the Pope.
How Long Have They Been There? The largest Church in Iraq, the Assyrian Church of the East, traces its foundation back to the 2nd and 3rd centuries of Christianity. In the 13th century Catholic missionary orders from the west - particularly Franciscans and Dominicans – were active among the faithful of the Assyrian Church of the East. In the 16th century, a Catholic counterpoint, the Chaldean Catholic Church, formed from the Church of the East and retained the Eastern liturgies and observances. In the past two centuries, the Western Christians mentioned above established churches in Iraq. All are experiencing the desperate situations of their members. (See source)
How Can We Help? Perhaps, it is only in the last decades, and under the unfortunate circumstances of war, that we Christians in the United States have become aware of our Eastern Christian brothers and sisters in Iraq. As Christians and as citizens we cannot ignore their plight.
Cardinal George in the November 9th letter of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops to President Obama wrote, "Having invaded Iraq, our nation has a moral obligation not to abandon those Iraqis who cannot defend themselves". The Cardinal urged the President to "take additional steps now to help Iraq protect its citizens, especially Christians and others who are victims of organized attacks." (See source)
These members of our human and Christian family are now refugees and victims of war and violence and are in desperate need of assistance. For them and for all the suffering people in Iraq, let us pray unceasingly. Let us provide financial support through donation to a relief organization that aids the destitute people of Iraq. One such organization is Catholic Relief Services. Checks may be made out to Catholic Relief Services and mailed to Adrienne Curry, Peace and Justice Office, Archdiocese of Chicago, Post Office Box 1979, Chicago, Illinois 60690.
Friday, November 19, 2010 2:04 PM
As a Chaldean Catholic with relatives that have fled the chrisitian genocide and are refugees in Syria and Jordan, I thank you for bringing this to peoples attention. I thank the Cardinal and the US Bishops for reminding our President to not abandon those who have helped and fought for Western Values and are now being persecuted in return.
— Claudia S.
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Lectures explore relationships and health, May 10-11
Posted May 2, 2007; 02:28 p.m.
Shelley Taylor, a professor of psychology at the University of California-Los Angeles who studies issues related to relationships, stress and health, will deliver a pair of lectures Thursday and Friday, May 10-11.
Taylor will speak at 8 p.m. May 10 in 101 Friend Center on "Fight-or-Flight Versus Tend-and-Befriend: Do Men and Women Cope Differently With Stress?" Her second talk, set for 4 p.m. May 11 in 0-S-6 Green Hall, is titled "Why Do Psychosocial Resources Affect Health Across the Lifespan?"
Taylor studies the impact of social relationships and positive beliefs on physical and mental health. She has proposed the "tend-and-befriend" model for how people respond to stress, which suggests that women are more likely than men to deal with stress by seeking positive social relationships. In addition, Taylor studies how culture shapes individuals' responses to stressful situations.
Taylor is co-director of the health psychology program at UCLA and the director of the UCLA Social Neuroscience Lab. She has written more than 300 journal publications and four books, including "The Tending Instinct: How Nurturing Is Essential to Who We Are and How We Live." Taylor is the recipient of numerous awards, including the American Psychological Association's Distinguished Scientific Contribution to Psychology Award.
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No, unfortunately I have plenty of figures but no extra weapons.
No, unfortunately I have plenty of figures but no extra weapons.
Biker Scout MOC
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
In the past month, not much (been distracted by the modern line):
Han (big head)
Hammerhead (TIIIIGHT neck!)
Death Squad Commander
All complete with weapons. I'm nearly done with the vintage line for a while... gotta find a decent Threepio and Stormtrooper.
Well my Yak Face arrived today, however, I wasnt home to sign for it so he is at the post office and I wont be able to pick him up untill Tuesday
Since I had it out, I took some pics of the Special Offer Dagobah playset I got a while ago. It's 100% complete and in C9 condition. I think I only paid $25 for it, and its definitely one of my favorite pieces. I'm not sure how great of a deal it is to include a Jedi Training Backpack, I think that should have come standard...
Nice looking Dagobah set, foam looks great! But from what I hear, don't touch or it will be sticky and wet!
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
Yeah, that's a beautiful Dagobah set. It's tough to find one with the foam still intact!
Peeps who have hooked me up: General Grievous Dark Marble jjreason Ramy GrandMoffLouie Josephe vader121 Val Da Car
Went to the post office today and received my first two Vintage figures, Hooray! Paploo POTF with coin sealed on card along with the MAN General Madine. Pictures to come soon.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
I got four new figures in today, they were all intended to be openers, but I'm going to leave them carded for a little while.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
Good looking figures, yea, it's hard to decide if I want to open some of the carded ones I'm starting to get in, but I do want to have a nice loose collection to display, cause no way in hell I can afford to get some figs carded....it just ain't gonna happen!
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
I remember the tiny little moment of joy whenever I would open a new Kenner Star Wars figure as a kid and that's becoming a rarer and rarer experience. So, I will likely open all of these at some point just to experience that again.
Nowadays, I have a feeling of dread when opening Hasbro's figures, because I've been disappointed so many times by figures that look great on the card, but fall short when they have to stand on their own.
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Expressions to perform, April 13-15
Posted April 8, 2006; 04:59 p.m.
The Expressions Dance Company will perform its 30th anniversary show at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, April 13-15, in the Frist Campus Center theater.
Expressions is Princeton's oldest student-run dance company. The show will include dances ranging from salsa to hip-hop to ballet.
Tickets are free for Tiger Tickets holders and $6 for others. They are available online through University Ticketing or by calling (609) 258-1742.


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Hey Guys,
It's been great to read the daily updates and the photos look amazing. I think you have covered more miles on your bikes than I've driven in the past three months!
Wishing you good luck in your journey!
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The ride through North-Eastern Nevada was prettier than the other Nevada days and it started to change my feelings towards the state. The mountains were taller and snowier. The terrain wasn't as flat. The "grass" and shrubs were greener
Construction on I-80 has forced us to do some rather ridiculous things in the name of riding our bicycles across the country. In a lot of places we've been riding, there are no other roads going West to East besides I-80, so in those situations, we are legally permitted to ride on the right shoulder of the interstate. Every day we encounter road work on the interstate, and that leads us to some really strange places for riding. In California I wrote about riding on the freshly paved left lane/shoulder since they had shifted traffic onto the right shoulder... and how we ended up riding through fresh asphalt while getting pulled over by the police. In Nevada we've ridden down off ramps just to cross a street and ride back up the on ramp. We've also ridden on the right side of the orange cones right past construction teams doing their work. Today we had the strangest experience yet. They were actively paving the right shoulder of the road, leaving us no where to ride. Our ride leaders told us to pick up our bikes and walk past the construction in the dirt to the right of the road. As we were doing that, a worker driving one of the big roller trucks whistled at us and told us to cross over to the other side of the divided highway, and ride down the closed off section of highway against traffic, protected simply by the string of orange cones they had placed down the middle of the road
It has taken some getting used to, but with over 400 miles logged on the interstate, it is starting to feel normal. It is nice riding on a wide shoulder, not having to stop at traffic signals, and not having to follow complicated directions. Trucks roaring past me an arms reach away is still a little unsettling, but I've grown accustomed to it, and almost welcome the little burst of wind they push into my back as they pass. However, there are a few things about the interstate I definitely never got used to; these are things I will not miss when we go back to normal roads. First, I will not miss dodging massive shredded truck tire carcasses on the side of the road every other mile. Second, I will not miss all of the shards of metal, glass, wire, broken car parts, rubber straps, and road kill on the shoulder that keep me looking down at the road instead of out at the area I'm riding through. Finally, I will not miss rumble strips, in any of their miserable arrangements. It wasn't until I started riding on 1-80 that I learned about the inferior rumble strip design. In Ohio and elsewhere I've grown used to a foot wide strip along the edge of the road that runs parallel and close to the white line, leaving a wide unrumbled section between the white line and the gravel. In Nevada I discovered the atrocious alternative - rumble strips that run the entire width of the shoulder, from white line to gravel, for about 3 feet every 10 yards or so. There is absolutely no way to avoid them. You just have to grit your teeth and hope to avoid shaken baby syndrome as you and your poor little bicycle suffer across hundreds of rumble patch designed to awaken sleepy truck drivers
Tonight we got a real taste of Nevada that we fortunately had avoided up until this point. We are staying at the Rainbow Casino and Hotel in West Wendover, Nevada. This town is essentially the Las Vegas for Salt Lake City. The Rainbow appeals to an interesting clientele. Look through the pictures at the absurd carpets, colors, smoked mirrors, and 70s decor of this place. We had dinner in the smokey casino at the Rainforest Buffet. It was a lot of food, and it was very good. Scott is a garbage disposal and went back for more food I think nine times before all was said and done. I crafted an extravagant chocolate desert from cake, ice cream, toppings, hot fudge and carmel. I can eat about 7000 calories a day on this trip, and I assure you that I make the most of that opportunity whenever possible.
Distance: 106.55 mi - 739.50 total
Time: 7:17:46 - 53:20:06 total
Elevation Gain: 4,017 ft - 32,879 total
Av. Speed: 14.6 mph - 13.9 overall
Av. HR: 125 bpm - 131 overall
Calories: 5,911 - 53,540 total
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We are following you all the way to the finish! Unbelievable first 10 days!! Congrats. Thanks for the daily updates, Stephen. You have already redeemed yourself from your previous trip. Enjoy your day of rest coming up. You have earned it!
Enjoy your rest in SLC. I know you could use a bit of time off the saddles. Praying for some restored energy levels; mind, body and spirit. I love you all!
A little late to join your blog as I found your mom at church last night. I'm looking forward to reading each day so I know more how to pray for you all. Loved the photo of Scott at the buffet. Drew was totally impressed with the amount of food you can eat now considering the fact that you couldn't even begin to finish the "Around the World (or whatever it is called)" plate at Olive Garden for your 16th birthday. You're becoming a man Scottie! You are not missing anything here as all your buddies are working FT and are exhausted. Have a great time!


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Ever wanted to travel back in time to enjoy a silent movie experience with live music accompaniment? Here's your chance! The Charleston Library Society is hosting Wayne Helmly and Laura Ball, who play four-hand piano arrangements as soundtracks to silent movie clips. Their presentation of tunes by musicians ranging from Gershwin to John Williams creates a memorable and cozy experience for movie and music buffs alike. Charleston Library Society, 164 King St. Thursday, 7pm. $20. (843)723-9912, www.charlestonlibrarysociety.net


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Cast a write-in for Jack Reed Jr.
Recent incidents show that Fred Pitts, in a bid to become mayor, has already begun to destroy all that Jack Reed Jr. has accomplished in the past four years.
Reed has united a city without the use of partisan politics and has allowed for all to work together for the betterment of our city. Pitts already seems more interested in attaining power at all costs instead of continuing unification. He speaks of experience as a reason to vote for him yet he has to resort to scare tactics. We've seen throughout the years how the political game is played. It was refreshing to not have to endure that four years ago with Reed Jr and Doyce Deas. It remained rather honorable.
Jack Reed Jr has brought integrity, honesty, transparency, and fairness to the mayorship of Tupelo. We should not allow someone to come in and stain that legacy so soon. If you are a Republican and you can't seem to find yourself casting a vote for a Democrat like Shelton, do the common sense thing and cast a write-in vote for Jack Reed Jr. If the citizens of Tupelo speak loud enough, we feel that he would honor our request and serve us again.
Raymond Gunn
A less fearful America awaits good gun sense
I want to commend the sensible and reasonable letter in Tuesday's paper from Kathy Fealhaber about our country's problems with guns. Her letter is the exact correct response. On the same page was a column by Kathleen Parker, and in this column she expresses opinions that make her seem to be an idiot. New gun safety regulations are never designed to prevent a specific incident, especially a past one that has already occurred.
All laws can do is try to change the direction and probability of future incidents.
That's why the assault weapons ban and the limit on high capacity magazines is an important first step to changing the direction our country is headed. Even if it takes 25 years to eliminate all the assault weapons and high capacity magazines the gun industry has sold to a fearful American public, at least 25 years from now we will be a safer and more sane country.
Parker's idea is to do nothing because it won't prevent another Newtown. Fealhaber's letter is the correct approach, not because we need to do something to make us feel good that we have done something, but because we have taken the reasonable, responsible first steps toward a real solution over time to gun violence in this country, which is totally out of control.
And don't even get me started on the NRA's idea, that the only solution to the gun problem in our country is just more guns everywhere. A crazier statement has never been made. Yes, there are many things that cause violence with guns, but more violence with guns will never be the solution. Only the beginning of a change of attitude can start moving us in the right direction. Fealhaber was correct and Kathleen Parker is totally wrong.
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Colon Cancer Rates Down Since 1980
|Author: Beth Lusk
Date: Tuesday, March 18th, 2014
Colon cancer, which was once the most common cause of cancer death in America, has been on a steady decline for decades, according to a new study in CA: A Cancer Journal for Clinicians.
In 1985, there were an estimated 66.3 cases of colon cancer for every 100,000 adults in the United States. By 2010 that rate had fallen to 40.6 cases for every 100,000 adults. Deaths dropped during the same time period as well - from 28.5 to 15.5 deaths per 100,000 people.
"Incidence is declining primarily because of screening and finding polyps, which are precancerous lesions that can be removed," said Dr. Otis Brawley, chief medical officer for the American Cancer Society. "We find these precancerous lesions, remove them and 'voilà!' the patient doesn't get cancer."
The U.S. Preventative Services Task Force and the American Cancer Society recommend regular colon cancer screening beginning at age 50.
"Colorectal cancer screening is only being done right now by about 55% of people over the age of 50," Brawley said. "That's one of the reasons why the federal government and the American Cancer Society and other organizations are really trying to push 80% by 2018.
"We actually have data that suggests this could save 15,000 to 20,000 lives a year."
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Even seen a pair of human parents, both smart, healthy and athletic, with good vision and good hearing, etc., have a kid that was a klutz, or had to wear glasses, or was born deaf, or was mentally disabled? Dogs are no more immune to the random reshuffling of genes or the vagaries of expression of deleterious mutations than are people. A good breeding only increases the odds.
Very very true....dad had two brothers in school...one ended up a police chief the other is sitting at on death row...guess what,both had the same trainers.
Jim Weitzel
The "right decision"to a retriever is generally that decision which feels good or is the most convenient.So its the trainers job to teach the dog that what feels good is that which pleases the trainer.
Cotton Pershall
It is unfair to both dog and owner to ask more of it, than it is capable of. Not every retriever is meant to retrieve.
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When do you think a guy could make the assumption he has gotten nothing more than a pet? As you can maybe tell, I am that guy. Pup is showing little desire and I am worrying. Hopefully needlessly but still..... He is still very young but my last pup had all kinds of go, lived to retrieve. And I think that is what has me wondering.
Wait a minute! Is this the like 9-10 week old from your earlier post?
We shoot dogs with a Canon
PMC ,read post #10 in this current thread (I'm referring to the last part of the posters sentence).
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By Patsy R. Brumfield/NEMS Daily Journal
An FBI affidavit claims it can directly link the poison ricin to former Tupelo martial arts instructor J. Everett Dutschke.
The seven-page document, unsealed Tuesday, details investigators' claims that Dutschke is the person who made ricin and mailed poison-laden letters to President Obama, U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker of Tupelo and Lee County Justice Court Judge Sadie Holland.
Dutschke, under arrest since Saturday, insists he is innocent.
Most revealing from the affidavit is "a witness," who told investigators that years ago Dutschke claimed he could manufacture poison, put it in envelopes and send them to elected officials so they would die.
Dutschke's name was first connected to the letter scheme by Christi R. McCoy of Oxford, the attorney for Kevin Curtis, the first man accused of sending the letters.
"I am very disappointed in decisions made to pursue charges against Kevin … in light of the facts we now know," McCoy said Tuesday afternoon after the U.S. District Court unsealed the FBI affidavit against Dutschke.
Monday, McCoy demanded that the case's chief prosecutor, U.S. Attorney Felicia Adams, immediately restore Curtis' property and provide him a temporary housing allowance after his residence was heavily damaged by FBI investigators.
The FBI insists items it recovered after Dutschke discarded them tested three times "positive" for ricin, a deadly poison made from castor beans.
Chief among the FBI's claims against Dutschke:
• Yellow paper similar to the ricin letters, address labels and a dust mask were found in Dutschke's home garbage April 22.
• Dutschke was observed discarding items through his vehicle window on April 22. When the FBI recovered them, they included a coffee grinder, a box of latex gloves and a dust mask, which it believed were used in making ricin.
• On Jan. 18, 2013, local law enforcement seized Dutschke's computer and found he had downloaded two publications about ricin two weeks before.
• Dutschke denied ever purchasing castor beans, although eBay records show he ordered castor bean seeds in November and December 2012.
• His home computer's operating system and his printer's driver were re-installed April 22, which investigators say could be done by "persons wishing to delete the contents."
• Tests were "positive" for ricin on items recovered from Dutschke's former business, Taekwondo Plus on Rankin Boulevard Extended in Tupelo.
• Numerous printed documents found at his 344 S. Canal St. residence bear the same "trashmarks" as the three ricin letters sent to President Obama, Wicker and Holland.
Thursday, government prosecutors will present what they consider sufficient evidence to convince Magistrate Judge S. Allan Alexander to send Dutschke's case to a federal grand jury, which will consider whether to indict him.
The hearing is set to begin at 9 a.m. in Oxford.
Dutschke continues to be held in the Lafayette County Detention Center without bond on a charge that he obtained or attempted to obtain ricin and a delivery system to use it as a weapon.
If he is convicted on that charge, he faces up to life in prison.
In Lee County, Dutschke also faces up to 45 years in state prison if convicted on three indictments claiming he molested three females under the age of 16, believed to be students at his martial arts studio. He pleaded not guilty and was free on $25,000 bond awaiting trial.
The District Attorney's Office said Tuesday it intends to prosecute the charges, although it will wait to see what happens with the federal case.
News of this story began on April 16, when the Jackson FBI learned that a federal mail facility in Maryland identified a letter to Wicker containing a "suspicious granular substance."
The yellow-paper letter inside the envelope contained a cryptic message signed "I am KC and I approve this message," a common social media sign-off by Elvis tribute artist Kevin Curtis.
Federal authorities believed the substance to be ricin.
Wicker's staff was enlisted to help identify who, among his constituents, signed their communications "I am KC" etc. Letters also turned up to Obama and Holland.
Ultimately Kevin Curtis' name came to the fore and he was arrested April 17, insisting he knew nothing about the scheme.
The case became an immediate media sensation, occurring almost simultaneously with the Boston Marathon bombings and a deadly fertilizer plant explosion in Texas.
An April 19 search of Curtis' Corinth home found no evidence of ricin production, this affidavit reveals.
By Tuesday, April 23, it was obvious to media in federal court that prosecutors had no direct link from Curtis to ricin. Charges were dropped by late that afternoon, and Curtis and his legal team were on their way to a whirlwind of media appearances in New York City.
At the same time, Curtis and others insisted he and Dutschke had feuded for years via email and social media postings. Their separate accounts of what fueled the feud differ widely.
In the FBI affidavit, which accompanies his arrest warrant, the so-called "witness" told investigators that Dutschke claimed to have "a secret knowledge" for "getting rid of people in office." The "witness" also claimed to have had an altercation with Dutschke about the witness' daughter.
Dutschke ran as a Republican for the Legislature against Rep. Steve Holland in 2007 and lost, then ran unsuccessfully as a Democrat for Lee County election commissioner the following year.
Sadie Holland, Steve Holland's mother, dismissed a Dutschke civil lawsuit against the witness in 2006.
As for the materials to make the poison letters, the FBI claims it recovered similar materials from Dutschke's home garbage April 22. While the address labels are larger than the ones on the letters, the FBI says it appears the letter-labels were "cut from a larger label" and placed on the letters.
When Dutschke was arrested on state charges Jan. 18 by Lee County Sheriff's and Tupelo Police deputies, they seized his computer. The search revealed, the FBI claims, that on Dec. 31, Dutschke downloaded two publications about the safe handling and storage of ricin, as well as one about a method of detecting ricin.
Within the affidavit, questions also are raised about cell phone messages from a phone for Dutschke's wife and her son. Various allegedly suspicious texts occurred April 20 by someone using that phone.


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Hope we win this weekend.
Oh my ****ing god...
I thought I would never see Hurricanes football this ****ing bad...
Up 19-0 and then the team collapses and gives up 36 straight...Early 3rd 36-19...
I'm shocked.
What an epic stop on 4 and inches.
Please let's get a score here...
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When fall brings a snap to the air, try this pork chop casserole, with sage, butternut squash, and other autumn flavors.
Butternut squash has a smooth, creamy-tan peel and a large peanut shape. Its bright, yellow-orange flesh is moist and sweet.
In place of butternut squash, use your favorite sweet winter squash; try acorn, buttercup or delicata. Sweet potatoes work well, too. Cut the squash or sweet potatoes into 1-inch pieces and measure 3 cups.
Applesauce is always nice with pork; or try sliced apples sautéed in a bit of butter until tender. Serve crusty rolls as a bread accompaniment.
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Description Tail is moderately bushy, reddish, and black-tipped. There is a broad, brown band that runs down the center of the back, contrasting slightly with the grayish sides. Has a narrow, white eye ring.
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Vibraphonist to join jazz groups in concert, May 13
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Renowned jazz vibraphonist Bryan Carrott will join the Princeton
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The performers, directed by Anthony D.J. Branker, will present "The Commission Project: New Music Composed for the Princeton University Jazz Program." The concert will feature a number of works that were written for the University Concert Jazz Ensemble over the years by such celebrated jazz composers as saxophonists Jimmy Heath and Bob Mintzer and trumpeter Michael Philip Mossman. The performance also will feature the world premiere of a newly commissioned work for big band by saxophonist Ralph Bowen, as well as new compositions by students in the University Jazz Composers Collective and Branker.
Carrott, who also is a mallet percussionist, pianist and vocalist, has recorded and performed throughout Europe, Japan and the United States with many well-known jazz musicians. He has been featured as a soloist with Germany's WDR Orchestra conducted by Gunther Schuller and has been recognized by Down Beat magazine's International Critics' Poll for a number of years.
Tickets are $5 for students and children under 12 and $15 for others. They are available online through University Ticketing or by calling (609) 258-9220.


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I did a measurement with a cheap digital volt meter and it came around 2.5V. I think I should invest in a better multimeter in the first place (a buddy of mine has an industrial fluke that works really well he said, maybe I should look for something like that) to get some accurate readings
You're absolutely right with the statement you made. However I think a good meter will be a good investment though(for my study and other projects in the near future) even if it isnt really meaningful for these kinds of projects yet.
We just got my son a $19 extech meter, sprung for a little extra because this one also came with a thermocouple probe.
We got him a $119 Weller soldering station too, so I think he'll behave. Off to college in the fall...
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I flipping hate Jayz with a passion. Wish hed stay away from sports. Especially my teams.
hey dezz....why dont you STFU, you ****ing downer!
Jay-Z is a businessman!
"The worst thing that happened to you, that can happen to any fighter: you got civilized."
There is a 100% chance he's a Giant this coming season and at least 75% chance for several years after that.
here's a list of things that could prevent Cruz from continuing being good:
-Eli Manning not playing on the Giants
-Hakeem Nicks not staying healthy
-Season ending injury to himself.
yep that about wraps it up. he'll be here, and he'll be good.
The only thing Jay-Z can affect is his money, and thats really of no concern of mine, as i think WRs are overpaid.


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White barbecue sauce is popular in northern Alabama. It starts with a base of mayonnaise instead of tomato or vinegar.
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Serve a side of fresh summer flavor with green beans boiled and tossed with quick-pickled red onion. They're wholesome with a tangy twist.
Quick-pickling an onion tames its heat and gives it a beautiful pink color. A pickled onion's flavors go well with grilled salmon, lamb or pork chops.
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This appears to be the governing philosophy, quite literally, under the State House dome during the reign of Speaker of the House Sal DiMasi.
DiMasi's overwhelming victory in the recent casino vote — in which only 34 of 140 Democrats voted against his plan to banish the bill for further study — was actually, as meager as it was, an unusual show of dissent.
Prior to the casino vote, Democrats in the House of Representatives had cast a total of just 567 votes in opposition to the Speaker in the current legislative session that began in January 2007, according to a Phoenix analysis. That's an average of about four dissents per member, or one out of every 40 roll-call votes on bills, amendments, and rulings.
That's a breathtaking decline even from the previous session, which saw nearly 3000 instances of Democrats "voting off," as it's called in the chamber. In the session prior to that, under Speaker Tom Finneran, that figure was greater than 5000.
The lock-step floor votes are only one manifestation of the lack of dissent, debate, or even discussion in the lower House, as described to the Phoenix by aides, close observers, and quite a number of Democratic legislators themselves — nearly all of whom, naturally, agreed to speak only with the promise of anonymity. Even members supportive of DiMasi don't want to be caught talking about this topic. Several members were quite specific about how generically the Phoenix must refer to them (no reference to the area of the state they hail from, any committee they serve on, or even their gender), and more than one insisted on being called only on personal cell phones, for fear that State House secretaries are snitching to the Speaker about incoming calls.
Floor debate is almost nonexistent in the current House. A small cadre — primarily DiMasi, House Ways and Means Chair Robert DeLeo of Winthrop, Speaker Pro Tempore Thomas Petrolati of Ludlow, and their staffs — make all the decisions about legislation moving through committees. Members often don't even see bills until shortly before they are rushed to the floor for vote, a practice that observers say has increased significantly under DiMasi. Input from committee members? Forget it: this past week, when Ways and Means "voted" the multi-billion-dollar transportation bond bill through to the floor, they learned of it less than four hours before it happened, via an e-mail from DeLeo telling them he was releasing the (dramatically revised) bill in that afternoon's session, with the committee's (unsolicited) recommendation for passage.
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