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Northwest Landscaping has been providing commercial and residential landscaping services to the Northwest Connecticut area since 1997. From grounds maintenance, lawn care and gardening to excavation, drainage and other sitework, Emery Wisell does it all.
"We can handle just about anything," says Emery. "Grading, repairing driveways, stump removal, basic gardening—we have a lot of customers who have a second home out here in the country, so we do a lot of maintenance work for folks who are out here as weekenders." Northwest Landscaping also handles quite a bit of storm and flooding damage. "Northwest Connecticut is not without it's fair share of violent weather, so we are always ready to help our clients with clearing brush, fallen trees, and repairing drainage issues on their property."
Emery knows that having the right tools for the job can make all the difference, so he keeps a Takeuchi TB153FR excavator, a TL240 track loader, and a TW50 wheel loader in his fleet. "There's a lot of competition out here, so having reliable equipment that can get the job done fast can make a big difference."
The TB153FR is one of Takeuchi's "Full Rotation" compact excavators. The patented side-to-side offset boom system combined with the tight tail swing enables the TB153FR to rotate a full 360° with very little overhang, making it the perfect choice when you need power and performance and the capability to work in tight spaces. "The excavator is perfect for residential projects where you don't always have a lot of space—sometimes you need to get through fences or other tight areas, or dig up close to a structure or rock wall where you really need that extra maneuverability," Emery explains. "The machine is perfect for those types of applications."
While digging is the name of the game, Emery uses his excavator for more than that. "I recently purchased a brush clearing attachment for the excavator and it has turned out to be one of the best investments I've made in terms of time savings."
"When I was looking into the TL240, I figured that if Takeuchi's track loaders where as well-built as their excavators, then I couldn't go wrong. Our Takeuchi track loader is unbeatable for grading and other dirt work. We also use it with a mower attachment, as well as a grapple that has come in really handy on certain jobs. My operators love the feel of the controls, and it operates easily even in the mud.
He also keeps his TW50 wheel loader busy. "The wheel loader gets put to work year-round. It's great for hauling mulch and other materials either at the shop or on a job site during the growing season. We have a lot of jobs where we're working along roadsides, so it's nice to be able to run the machine on the road or up and down a driveway without having to worry about wearing down a rubber track," he adds. "We're looking forward to the new plow attachment that I just ordered—I just hope that it gets here before we get more snow."
"Each piece of Takeuchi equipment I own is crucial to my business," Emery adds.
Emery has purchased all of his Takeuchi equipment from Kaz Equipment, a full-service equipment dealer in South Windsor, Connecticut. Owners Joseph Kazimir and Eric Olivieri serve the landscaping and construction industries of Northwest and Central Connecticut, and have successfully introduced Takeuchi, as well as several other top-tiered brands of equipment to the region. "I bought my TL240 from Eric about four years ago, and have been working with him ever since. Eric always takes great care of us," Emory says. "Their service is great, and they always get us everything we need."
Currently, like many folks this time of year, Northwest Landscaping is hoping to keep busy plowing and sanding driveways and parking lots. "I hope we get hammered with snow," says Emery. "I'm not looking forward to Spring just yet."
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After Arsenal's 3-1 win over Stoke on Sunday, we asked fans to share their thoughts on the game via Twitter.
Many of you got in touch and below is a selection of the fans' thoughts.
If you don't already follow us on Twitter and want to have your say, you can find us here: @Arsenal
@OptaJoe - Gervinho did not misplace a single pass against Stoke today, with all 22 finding a team-mate. Perfect
@Red_Quadrant - 'One-man team' is just simplistic, lazy analysis. Would we have beaten Stoke without Gervinho?
@KJDeleau - That's why Van Persie will always be one of my favourite strikers…
@gesnorr - Is it possible to get back to top four after our worst start ever in the Premier League? Van is still the man!
@Mister_Arsenal6 - A very good team performance and some stand-out individual displays yesterday. Rambo, Gervinho, Mertesacker, Koscielny and RCP in particular.
@MihaliZisos - Koscielny was very solid. He's had quite a good season so far. Decisions to continually select him justified.
@ImranMosby - Fantastic win. Gervinho was electrifying from the beginning. Djourou was solid at right back. And Robin proved he is a class above the rest.
@Jamie_at_six - Van Persie got 65 minutes rest and scored the crucial two goals. Wenger got it right in my book.
@Uxair19 - Brilliant assist from Ramsey - amazing awareness and technique.
@HanWeatherall - Fantastic afternoon at the Emirates in the sunshine :)

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A clinic that for four years has provided care to uninsured and underinsured community members will now be operated by the Anthony L. Jordan Health Center, a not-for-profit primary care center headquartered in Rochester and widely recognized as one of the first Federally Qualified Health Centers in the country.
Now called Jordan at CCIA (Canandaigua Churches In Action), the clinic originally opened in 2009 at 120 N. Main St., in the building that once housed the original Thompson Hospital. Funded in part by a grant from Excellus BlueCross Blue Shield, it was the result of collaboration between Thompson Health, CCIA and Catholic Charities of the Finger Lakes. Its staff – Thompson associates – provided short-term, non-urgent health care while patients applied for insurance and found a family physician with the assistance of a resource coordinator.
Thompson Health President/CEO Michael F. Stapleton Jr. says transferring the clinic operation to the Anthony L. Jordan Health Center – effective today, April 8 – means more comprehensive healthcare services will now be available to patients. As a Federally Qualified Health Center, Anthony Jordan is able to provide patients who have Medicaid coverage or no insurance with a sliding fee scale to access the full array of family practice services.
"Anthony Jordan has been providing affordable, high-quality primary health care for more than 40 years," Stapleton said. "It has been Thompson's privilege to operate the clinic for the past four years, and it is our honor to be able to entrust it to Anthony Jordan with the knowledge that this exciting transition ensures patients will continue to receive services in a manner that best meets their needs."
Dr. Janice Harbin Joseph, interim CEO of Anthony L. Jordan Health Center, echoed Stapleton and said Jordan at CCIA will be part of the resources Ontario County families need to make total health accessible and affordable.
"Jordan never works alone," she said. "We join hands with agencies who can offer solutions to problems facing our patients like homelessness, food and clothing needs, and inadequate transportation. Thompson and Canandaigua Churches In Action – and the entire safety net of service providers here – have extended a warm welcome to us and we look forward to being part of this community for years to come."
Jordan at CCIA is open Monday through Friday; patients can call (585) 396-0222 for hours or to schedule an appointment.


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Former Arsenal midfielder Ian Selley has been appointed as the new head coach at Arsenal Soccer Schools Dubai, guiding young football hopefuls nearer to their dreams.
As a professional footballer, Selley was known for his tight control, firm tackling and intelligent distribution, qualities he will share with fledgling footballers when the school's new season starts on September 24.
"This is the perfect job for me," said Selley. "With my Arsenal background and my passion for coaching, this is an ideal opportunity, especially as it's based in Dubai, a city and lifestyle that I have always admired.
"I look forward to seeing my first intake of junior footballers from around the UAE," added Selley, who has worked under Arsène Wenger, a coach who is renowned for nurturing young talent. "I have updated the training programme and there are some new and exciting surprises for those who sign up. My aim is for us to deliver sessions that are great fun and very satisfying at the same time, in a safe and educational environment."
Selley, now 38, made his debut with Arsenal in 1992 and chalked up a total of 60 appearances – winning the FA Cup, League Cup and European Cup Winners Cup - before spells at Southend, Fulham and Wimbledon. Aged 18, he also represented England in the 1993 FIFA World Youth Championships.
As head coach at Arsenal Soccer Schools Dubai, Selley will oversee all coaching at the facility, which was set up in 2009 as a joint venture between Arsenal and Emirates, based at 7he Sevens, the airline's dedicated sporting facility on the Al Ain Road.
The school, which teaches youngsters to 'Play the Arsenal Way', runs three 10-week terms each year. Enrolment starts at Dhs 1,750, which covers the cost of an Arsenal Nike training kit, water bottle, cap and sports holdall.
Arsenal Soccer Schools Dubai has been popular since it kicked off three years ago and with the new term about to start later this month, aspiring footballers are encouraged to sign up sooner rather than later. The school is open to boys and girls aged five to 18 of all abilities.
One testimonial posted on the school's website from the father of a seven-year-old student reads: "Having attended several different coaching schools and academies with my two sons, in a number of different countries, I can say without reservation that the training methods and interaction with the children at the Arsenal Soccer School is exceptional.
"I particularly appreciate the sense of aspiration that is encouraged in the players - that they can be better, and should aspire to be."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Writing Center
Welcome to the home page of the Ithaca College Writing Center, located in Smiddy 107. Sponsored by the Department of Writing, we serve all Ithaca College students, staff, and faculty who wish to become better writers, thinkers, and readers. The Writing Center has two main goals: to help students from all disciplines develop their academic writing skills and to foster advanced writers across the College. We are committed to helping students see writing as central to critical and creative thinking.
In a friendly, comfortable atmosphere, writers at all levels may participate in one-on-one conferences to work on effective strategies for all aspects of the writing process. Topics explored in these conferences include
- generating, focusing, and organizing ideas
- understanding assignments and readings
- comprehensive rewriting of drafts
- sentence structure and style
- grammar, punctuation, and spelling
- research and note-taking methods
- documentation of sources
We offer these services for students in all disciplines -- humanities and sciences, business, health sciences and human performance, communications, and music. In our conferences we encourage students to develop confidence as independent thinkers and writers. This means that we will not revise or correct papers for students, but instead will help them learn to do this for themselves.
To make an appointment, visit us online or call us at 274-3315. For more information, contact Professor Jaime Warburton, Director, at email@example.com or (607) 274-3543.


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I will have one heading your way as soon as I get back to ship it out.
Looks like I'll be able to send it in soon. Just a few questions for ya, Stan.
-My kit, like many, is missing the ejector. Can you supply these?
-Do you need drums and belts sent with the kit?
I will have one heading your way as soon as I get back to ship it out.
Here is the link to the parts kit over at Military Gun Supply:
Polish RPD Parts Kit 7.62x39 - $449.95 : Military Gun Supply, SSAR-15, Parts Kits, Surplus Guns, And More!
I hope this helps.
Hi Stan,
Just checking in to see if you received my kit from Jerry over at Military Gun Supply. If so how does she look? Drop me a line when you get the chance.
Many Thanks,
Going to Fedex tomorrow, another on the way. Shorty Build!!!
Now the wait starts. Guess I can load belts to pass the time................
Is it too late to send in a RPD parts kit for buildup? It's just the parts and a U.S. barrel without a recevier.
Any updates on the latest RPD run? I sent my kit in about a month ago. Stan, I hear you're moving shops. I imagine that takes some time.


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- Get rid of bullet points and delight your audiences with compelling visual presentations
- Ensure your design is clear – with the right fonts, contrast, and colours for display when projected, displayed on a big screen, or shown on a tablet
- Use animation – including sophisticated animation – to tell your story effectively
- Work with templates and slide masters to promote consistency and impress your audience
- Create and edit live graphs and charts
- Build slides faster by using toolbars and shortcuts.
With a widespread backlash against 'Death by PowerPoint', and high profile examples of great slides hitting the public consciousness, audiences expect more. If you create presentations as part of your job, but your slides are still text-heavy, and your PowerPoint design skills are just "OK", you need PowerPoint training.
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text: Just read McCoskey's article on the Pistons. First thing that I noticed from the Ben and Delfino bashing is that he is back in true form sucking up to the coach, and repeating the company line. 2nd thing I noticed, Joe definately got to Flip. Seems like there will be an emphasis on two things we didn't see in Detroit last year, playing the bench, and competition for minutes. Especially the competition part, seems like Flip wants the young guys to know that they can actually win some pt, and the old guys can lose some. 3rd thing, Flip basically said Delfino will be given heavy minutes, so he should quit whining. Murray also, really curious how Flip is going to use them off the bench. 4th thing, talking about Tay playing the 4 a la the Matrix. Now I like that. If Delfino is the real deal, a CB, Rip, Delfino, Tay, Sheed lineup could really create havoc on the O, and with Tay's length, he could guard some of the skinnier 4's. Seems like Flip is saying all the right things. Wants the team to play like Phoenix. But, I still kinda beleive that once the season starts, and the twitch kicks in, he's going to play the starters 40 mpg, and play Lindsey and Super Dupe over Delfino.


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Cabinet makeover, step 1: Remove hardware
The first step in refinishing your kitchen cabinets is to remove all the hardware with a screwdriver or drill.
If you're reusing the hinges or pulls, store them in ziplock bags with a note indicating where each set came from.
Set up some tables or sawhorses in an open area with good ventilation and bring all your doors and drawers to that location. This will be painting headquarters for the doors and drawers.


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Make your bedroom complete with this attractive headboard. The piece is the perfect mixture of wood and metal. The headboard curve softly outward in a sleigh design and feature a warm honey oak finish as well as autumn brown scrollwork, which is captivating. You won't be short on beauty or style with the addition of this wood and metal headboard. This headboard is available in full, queen, king, and California king sizes.
The Wood and Metal Beds Full Dunhill I Headboard at Morris Home in the Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
Provide your bedroom setting with the perfect mix of wood and metal material with these attractive beds and headboards. The pieces come in several finishes as well as designs, integrating contemporary, casual and traditional styles into eye-catching final products. Plus, curved brackets maximize connection from headboard to footboard while locking legs create a triple-thick layer of steel at the corners and Hercules glides establish a wide stance with four stabilizing brass collars. Plus, the solid castings are an integral part of the design aesthetic wise while also keeping the structure strong. Sleep beautifully and wake refreshed with one of these magnificent fashion forward beds.
The Wood and Metal Beds collection is a great option if you are looking for Transitional furniture in the Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio area.
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Garmin Forerunner 610
Garmin took everything up a notch when it launched the Forerunner 610 in the summer of 2011.
The 1in resistive LCD touch screen is surprisingly responsive and the menus are more user friendly than its predecessor, the Garmin Forerunner 410, leaving you free to focus on your training. GPS watches are still too large and look like mountaineering kit, but the function-to-form ratio is levelling off and the Forerunner 610 is the most sophisticated sport watch on the market.
Santa wears one, by the way. Uses it to track mince pies, which misses the point slightly, but he works it off the other eleven months of the year with his training.
Jamo A 101 HCS 5
When you work for a technology title, especially one as esteemed as TrustedReviews, people expect you to have everything.
"What?!? You don't use your Slingbox to stream Lovefilm using a mi-fi network and a pico projector so you can watch movies on the wall of the tube station on your way to work?"
"What?!? You don't have every piece of media you've ever created digitised and on a NAS?"
"Oh. My. God. Is that a USB drive?"
Actually yes, I still find them quite useful.
I'm as teched-up as the next man, but I lack surround sound, which means I'm listening to my television through its actual speakers. I know.
But since laying a rug which runs, rather conveniently, from my rig to my sofa, I'd like to experience TV the way it was intended – with the marvels of surround sound, and the impressive yet affordable Jamo A 101 HCS 5s would be just the ticket.
Ebay without the Ebayers
I believe it was Jean Paul Satre, who said: "Hell is other people's tat", but the transition phase of unwanted items is a purgatory like no other. No matter what conditions and terms you put on an item for sale, there will always be a steady stream of questions from someone asking about something you've already addressed.
Q: Hi, I'm looking at your item. Can I buy it now?
A: No, it's an auction. I have not included a Buy It Now price.
Q: I understand what you're saying, but what is the price for you to need for the close of Ebaying?
Q: Can I send a courier?
A: No, it's Collect In Person. Sorry.
Q: I understand what you are saying, but I work in the day. Can you let me know if they can collect AM or PM?
A: I can't stay in for you to collect.
Q: Can you take it to where you work so they can collect from there?
A: I can't take an armchair on the train, no.
Q: That's a shame. The armchair would be perfect for my wife's 60th birthday. Is it worth me bidding at all?
A: I don't think so.
Mobile devices and Ebay apps ensure we are in constant touch with these people who can leave us negative feedback if we don't answer politely and straight away. Even if only three per cent of people are hell, Ebay's size and success means that every sale will guarantee that for me at least, charity shops are: "A1 would recommend. Excellent :)"


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Whether you plan to start your own business or find a niche in managerial finance, banking, insurance or securities, a major in business administration from Elmhurst College will give you a great start.
Elmhurst's Department of Business provides a wealth of opportunities to hone your knowledge and skills. The Department of Business also offers the business administration major in an accelerated and concentrated format specifically for adult learners (see Elmhurst Management Program).
Requirements for a Major in Business Administration
The core curriculum by itself leads to a major in business administration.
The core curriculum:
BUS 230 Principles of Marketing
BUS 250 Management Theory and Practice
BUS 261 Financial Accounting
BUS 262 Management Accounting
BUS 271 Introduction to Global Business
BUS 340 Business Finance
BUS 456 Strategic Management in the Global Environment
ECO 210 Introduction to Microeconomics
ECO 211 Introduction to Macroeconomics
MTH 151 Calculus I or MTH 162 Analysis for the Business and Social Sciences
MTH 345 Elementary Statistics
A minimum grade of a C in the core curriculum is required for graduation.
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She's usually a positive and enthusiastic lady so it's a bit curious that Mila Kunis is getting flack for giving a less-than-stellar interview to the Star-Ledger.
Writer Stephen Whitty chatted with the "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" star for 25 minutes on the phone and it's safe to say he wasn't impressed.
Stepping out for some promotional duties, Olivia Wilde attended a screening of her new movie "Third Person" hosted by The Cinema Society and Revlon in New York City on Tuesday night (June 17).
The "Tron" hottie donned a black and green dress with orange heels as she shimmied up to the Landmark Sunshine Cinema and greeted her fans.
Stepping out for some promotional duties, Mila Kunis attended the premiere of her new flick "Third Person" at the Linwood Dunn Theater in Hollywood last night (June 9).
The preggers "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" starlet was beautiful in a little black dress that accentuated her growing midsection and showed off her toned legs.
Boasting one heck of an ensemble cast, "Third Person" just debuted a powerful new promotional trailer to build some serious buzz.


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As urban gardens continue to sprout up across the city, state and nation, St. Thomas is sowing the seeds of a new community garden project this fall.
"More and more urban areas are getting into gardening," said Sister Damien Marie Savino, FSE, chair of the UST Environmental Science and Studies Department. "I think people in cities often miss that touch with nature. They are longing to be able to garden, experience natural cycles and grow their own food
within limited space."
|The project was prompted by increasing interest from student clubs, classes, faculty, and staff on campus. Students in the Environmental Science Authentic Development and Sustainability class will design and construct the raised-bed garden in the vacant lot on Sul Ross Street, across from Guinan Hall, beside the Center for Faith and Culture Building. A blessing of the garden site will be held at 5:45 p.m. on Oct. 7.
"Our community gardeners will learn practical lessons on how to grow food and the discipline to maintain their crops," Sr. Damien Marie said. "I'm hoping this will also be a spiritual experience. The process of something growing from seed to harvest is amazing. There are also many analogies to gardening in the Bible; Christ referred to the mystery of the seed and soil."
Once the beds are built, UST community members who previously requested a plot will be expected to plant, water, weed and care for their beds. The cost of soil, lumber, a garden shed, tools, and other construction materials will be partially offset by a generous donation from UST alumnus Vince D'Amico, and discounts from Parker Lumber in Shiner, Texas, and Cowboy Trucking in Houston.
The group is still deciding how to best use their future harvest. Suggestions include giving some or all of the produce to local homeless shelters or setting up a farmers' market on campus.
The students invite the campus community to help construct the raised beds on Tuesday Oct. 12. For more information, contact Sr. Damien Marie at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Carolina run-ruled NC Central in two games Tuesday, improving to 21-10 (3-0) and remaining undefeated at Anderson Stadium (11-0) this season.
Haleigh Dickey and Tracy Chandless each hit a two-run homer, and Lori Spingola tossed a one-hitter in game one as Tar Heels topped the Eagles 9-0 and 10-2. Carolina tallied 20 hits in the two games while limiting NCCU to just five.
Aquilla Mateen started off the first by reaching base on an error and then stealing second. After a sacrifice bunt by Erin Satterfield, Mateen advanced to third and then scored on a sacrifice fly by Dickey.
A single by Amber Parrish to right center led off the second. Stephanie Krider pinch ran for Parrish and advanced to third on a double by Kristen Brown to left center. Amy Nece singled to bring in Krider, while Mateen followed with a single to drive in Brown and advance Nece to third. Nece came home on an error, and then a double by Satterfield brought in Mateen as the Tar Heels went up 5-0.
In the fourth, Nece drew a walk and advanced to second on a passed ball before coming home when Jenna Kelly singled left. Tisha Mahon then singled and moved Kelly to second, who then scored on an Eagle error. Haleigh Dickey homered to left to bring in Mahon and secure the 9-0 shutout victory.
Lori Spingola pitched four innings for the win, recording five strikeouts while only giving up one hit. Lauren Fuller recorded one strikeout with no hits in one inning in the circle.
Mahon singled and stole second to start off the first inning before Brown reached after getting hit by a pitch. Dickey singled and advanced to second on the throw, while Brown moved to third and Mahon came home. Orr hit a sacrifice fly to drive in Brown and advance Dickey to third, and a single to short by Causey brought in Dickey. Elena Covert pinch ran for Causey, advancing to second on a single by Amy Nece before Kelly drew a walk to load the bases. Covert then took advantage of a wild pitch to run home and put Carolina up early, 4-0.
The Eagles' Bianka Molina doubled to right center to lead off the second inning. Angelique Perricelli drew a walk, before a groundout advanced the two NCCU runners to second and third. London Germ singled to left to score Molina, and a single by Nadia Jefferies drove in Perricelli.
Rolling into the second, Mahon singled on a bunt and then stole second before scoring on a single by Orr, who advanced to second on the throw. Causey singled through the left side to drive in Orr followed by a two-run shot to center by Chandless. Nece drew a walk, advancing to second on a passed ball and then scoring as Kelly reached on an error.
After a scoreless third, Causey led off the fourth with a single to short. Krider pinch ran for Causey, advancing to second when Chandless was hit by a pitch and scoring on a Paige Williams double down the left field line.
Sara Buchholz got the win in game two, tossing four innings with three strikeouts while giving up four hits and three walks. Ashley Bone pitched the final inning, striking out one with no hits or walks.
The Tar Heels head to Florida State this weekend, March 23-24, for their second ACC series and then head to Buies Creek, N.C., to face Campbell on Wednesday, March 27. Carolina returns home to host Virginia Tech March 29-30.


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I dunno 'bout no New Jersey laws, but in most states your own place of business is considered to be equivalent to your own home.
(For instance, a taxi is a "place of business," according to some states' laws. Even in those states which all but forbid concealed carry, for instance California, a taxi driver may have a concealed weapon in his cab without the necessity of obtaining a concealed-carry license.)
(For a further example, if you live in a rented apartment it is nevertheless considered to be your own home, so, by extension, a rented business premises is equally your own business premises, just as if you owned the building.)
Just to be safe, however, I strongly suggest asking your business lawyer for an answer to your question.
I am not a lawyer, nor do I know anything about New Jersey law, so my opinion is not to be relied upon.


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Skin prick tests show that a majority of those with EoE have an allergic predisposition: they're sensitized to foods or aeroallergens such as pollen and pet dander. Sometimes they may produce IgE antibodies to certain foods and be at risk of anaphylaxis – or often they may simply be be sensitized to specific food triggers.
In either case, in the patient with EoE, high levels of eosinophils in the esophagus are a big factor that may be overlooked as a doctor makes a diagnosis of food allergy or allergic rhinitis. Left untreated, these cause tissue damage and recurring and painful symptoms.
"Unlike food anaphylaxis – the acute allergic reaction – these patients have chronic activation of the adaptive immune system," says Rothenberg. "It's typically not IgE and mast cell activation, but chronic, delayed hypersensitivity that's triggered by the adaptive T-cells which are responding to the food triggers."
Also unlike food allergies, where you might see an allergy to one or a few foods, "these patients have an intolerance to multiple foods," says Rothenberg. "The primary defect is that they become sensitized to multiple, major food groups. Most patients are allergic to at least the Top 8 food allergens; they are driving the disease."
Quality of life naturally becomes a big issue: "not only are they avoiding milk or wheat or peanut, but they have to get rid of all the top allergenic foods. This has a very big impact," he says.
Missed Diagnosis
As much is this isn't an easy diagnosis to get, not knowing is worse. Melissa Scott had no idea about this disease when her son Jordan first tested allergic to wheat and milk. Those foods were removed from his diet, but symptoms like reflux and diarrhea remained. Most worrisome was that "he didn't gain weight from nine months to 18 months," says this mother, an oncology nurse.
The child's original pediatrician didn't have answers, so when she moved back to her hometown of Cincinnati, Scott took Jordan to a pediatrician she knew for his 15-month check-up. The doctor agreed there was an issue, and she got a referral to a gastroenterologist.
By that appointment three months later, Jordan had gained an ounce, and rather than scoping to see what was going on, the specialist suggested keeping an eye on him. But Scott was firm: "I am done with the watching and waiting, something is wrong with my child. Your job is to figure that out, and my job is to be sure you do it." So the scope was done – but the biopsies came back negative; Jordan was not diagnosed with EoE.
His story is fairly typical. In oral food challenges, the child seemed to have gained tolerance to wheat and milk, so these foods were re-introduced. By 4 years old, Jordan was really unwell, and when he was scoped and biopsied again, eosinophils were there in abundance; EoE was diagnosed. The problem had been that wheat and dairy were his two biggest triggers, and with them out of his diet, his disease wasn't detected in the original scope.
Today, Scott and Reidy lead the Cincinnati Eosinophilic Family Coalition, a not-for-profit organization and support group of about 80 families. They hear from many parents about a long journey to EoE diagnosis. Scott has this advice: "Call it survival of the species, but in the case of almost every parent we've talked to, you'll know something else is wrong with your child. If it doesn't feel right, trust that, and keep pushing for the answers."
EoE Treatment
With the diagnosis, the real work begins. Rothenberg says treatment for EoE usually starts with removing foods from the diet. There are a couple of approaches to this, the "directed diet", in which skin tests are used to attempt to gauge which foods the patient is sensitized to and to "direct" the food avoidance.
But more common now as an initial step is the Six Food Elimination Diet, in which the patient stops eating all the top allergenic foods – milk, eggs, nuts (peanuts and tree nuts are grouped), wheat, soy and seafood (fish and shellfish). Rothenberg admits that removing so many foods "is pretty controversial. But skin tests haven't been as successful in inducing remission." And with EoE, that's the aim – to stop the inflammation and have the eosinophils disappear from the esophagus.
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|@Nivek, since they're both 400$ I feel like the Sabotage is a better deal with the sintered base vs the Blacklist. The other thing is that my boot size is 9, so I'm not even sure the blacklist is for me.
|I didn't think it was all that stiff. I'd put it just around mid flex.
@Weipim, you're right it was something like 3 boards in one. I love it. Yea, I would say mine is around 100ish days. It's cracked or broken in two places.
I am considering another Capita, but I'm also kind of wanting to try something else. Arbor and Salomon have both been in the back of mind, so when I started looking, both of those brands popped up as having something I was looking for in a board.
@Nivek, I think when I told her I was looking for a park style board that could shred the whole mountain, she threw out the rocker/flat/rocker shape and just went into something that fit the style of riding. I dunno. I guess the think that makes me stray from the Sabotage is that the flex seems like its a bit on the stiff side. I still want something that's a bit playful. That's why I'm gonna get rid of my Eviltwin, its just a little too stiff.
I'm still undecided, but thank you guys for your input, much appreciated.
So you told your shop that you kinda want to stick with Flat to rocker and they suggest a full reverse deck and a deck with no rocker at all? Interesting.
They are both fantstic boards though. And While BA uses the Blacklist as his daily and has for 2 years now, dont count out the Sabotage. For me it was one of the best boards I've ever been on. For flat to rocker what really comes to mind is the K2 Fastplant, Signal Rocker Light, Echelon Franken, or maybe an Indoor FK.
My top Picks though regardless of bend for a quiver of one board are the two you've been suggested already, the Franken, Bataleon Whatever, Nitro Rook, Flow Era, Burton Easy Livin, or a Signal OG Flat.
blacklist hands down, not for nothing BA calls it board of the years (2)
but if u like rockeréflatérocker, why not looking into another capita fk tech?
i have the same sierrascope 56 purple, love it to death, i was learning on another board on green slopes before riding it, and first day on the scope i do double diamond... board does make such a difference
it was a 3 in 1 board, i think, stair master, horroscope and indoor.
mine has 60+ days on it now and its almost retiring...
gl finding a replacement, let me know what u end up with
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I've been riding a Capita Sierrascope 56 for a few seasons now and the time has come to replace it. I really like the shape (rocker/flat/rocker). I would like to stick with something close to that if possible. Otherwise I like the park board that can shred the mountain. The local shop suggested the Salomon Sabotage or the Arbor Blacklist. I'm leaning toward the blacklist currently, but still undecided. I guess an Ultrafear isn't completely out of the question but I'm looking to try something else. All I can say is I want the same versatility, park, groomers, trees, powder.
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I've responded to a couple of Taurus threads recently, and I was asked to start a new thread that would likely become a sticky....
My dislike of Taurus is no secret. Honestly, if someone GAVE me a new Taurus, I would not keep it . One only need look at many guns on the store shelves. The quality on many of them is horrendous. One only also need look on the various forums. A high percentage of them have problems straight out of the box, or on the first range trip.
I realize that human nature is to complain instead of praise... But, the % of complaints (on all the various gun forums) about Taurus against other brands of guns doesn't even compare. And the stories of dealing with their customer service are maddening. Sometimes they send guns back MULTIPLE times without doing ANYTHING. I've seen some threads go for 18 months, where a person goes thru the Taurus "experience" in getting their gun fixed. It's just ridiculous...
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Still catching his breath from the rush of 2012's historic Church events in which he played a part, Msgr. Jeffrey Steenson won't have much time to relax before he's back in full swing – traveling the nation again for ordinations of former Anglican clergy, participating in speaking events and hosting high ranking Vatican officials in Houston.
The first ordinary of the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter, who also teaches patristics fulltime at St. Mary's Seminary at the University of St. Thomas, says it can be a bit overwhelming. But his dual vocation as a priest scholar and national church administrator are mutually sustaining and enormously enriching.
"It has always provided me with a lot of practical examples I can bring to my teaching in seminary classes," Msgr. Steenson said. "I can tell them, 'I've been there, I've done that, I'm experiencing this.'"
Ordinariate Hosts Symposium on Mission
Msgr. Steenson has several big engagements in the coming months, on top of his teaching and administrative schedule. On Feb. 2, the ordinariate will host a symposium, "The Mission of the Ordinariate," at St. Mary's Seminary to commemorate the ordinariate's first anniversary.
A speaker making his first official visit to the United States is the Most Rev. Gerhard Muller, the archbishop appointed last summer by Pope Benedict as Prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith – the last position the Holy Father held before being elected Supreme Pontiff.
Other clergy who will present include Cardinal Donald Wuerl, archbishop of Washington, D.C.; Msgr. Steve Lopes, a member of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith and Secretary to the Anglicanae Traditiones Commission; and the Most Rev. Kevin Vann, bishop of Orange, Texas. Cardinal Daniel DiNardo, archbishop of Galveston-Houston will deliver opening remarks.
"We're very excited about this. It's going to be tremendous," said Msgr. Steenson. He expects considerable interest in the event, given Archbishop Muller's recent appointment. The event will be streamed live to the public from 9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Church Brings Anglicans into the Fold
As for building a new ecclesial structure for recent new Catholics, Msgr. Steenson said he draws from the lessons of the Church Fathers who had to wrestle with many practical questions about the founding of Catholic Christianity.
"They are the witnesses to tradition, and since we are about the business of promoting tradition, they are just a wonderful source of inspiration and insight," Msgr. Steenson said.
A Catholic priest since 2009, Msgr. Steenson was appointed last January by Pope Benedict XVI to lead the new ordinariate to help bring entire communities of former Anglicans into full communion with Rome. The ordinariate, erected Jan. 1, 2012, is similar to a diocese but geographically covers all of North America.
In the first year, the assignment was humbling and huge, bringing a host of complex challenges, from making a home for former Anglican communities to heading off liturgical controversies, Msgr. Steenson said. And the work has only just begun.
He also got a new boss – the Pope.
As ordinary, Msgr. Steenson, a former Episcopal bishop who became Catholic in 2007, serves under the direct authority of Benedict XVI, working alongside the nation's bishops.
In November, he received an enthusiastic welcome from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, where he delivered a detailed report on the state of the ordinariate. His membership in the august body is unique – he is its only married member and only one who is not a bishop. However, Msgr. Steenson has similar administrative and pastoral responsibilities, though he cannot ordain priests.
Nevertheless, he has crisscrossed the nation to participate in the priestly ordinations of 28 former Anglicans clergyman and has shepherded 36 communities into the true fold of Christ. The ordinariate now has 1,600 members.
Unlike his experiences in the Episcopal House of Bishops, Msgr. Steenson said the marked difference at the conference was the unity of faith.
"It sets such a different tone," he said. "In the Episcopal House of Bishops, people generally liked each other. It was a friendly place. But we were so different. Sometimes our theologies were radically, radically different from each other."
Msgr. Steenson Presents Lenten Lecture
Steenson, who earned his doctorate from Oxford, will also participate in the University of St. Thomas' 24th Annual Lenten Lecture Series speaking on the topic "Has Pope Benedict Reinterpreted the Ecumenical Vision of Vatican II?" at 7:30 p.m. on March 13 in Anderson Hall 103. The lecture is free.
For more information about the Mission of the Ordinariate symposium on Feb. 2 at St. Mary's Seminary, contact Barbara Jonte at 713-609-9292. Registration is $25 and includes lunch.
Monica Hatcher '98 is a student in the Master of Arts in Faith and Culture program. She is also a journalist and a Catholic Worker serving Casa Juan Diego in Houston.
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I loved this combination with the carrots so much, I almost didn't miss the cilantro. And I know there are some people who (gasp) don't like cilantro, so they'd never show the slightest interest in a recipe with cilantro in the title. This spicy lime coleslaw is just for you if you're one of those cilantro-averse people, but even if you like cilantro I bet you'll love this version of the salad as well.
Finely slice and then coarsely chop 1/2 head green cabbage (2-3 cups chopped cabbage.
Finely slice and then coarsely chop 1/2 head red cabbage (2-3 cups chopped cabbage.
Slice 1/2 cup green onion (about 4 green onions thinly sliced.)
Whisk together the mayo, light mayo, lime juice, and green Tabasco sauce (or other hot sauce of your choice.)
Spicy Lime Coleslaw
(Makes about 4 servings, recipe can easily be doubled. Adapted from Spicy Mexican Slaw with Lime and Cilantro that was originally found in Fine Cooking Annual 2008.)
1/2 head green cabbage, thinly sliced then coarsely chopped
1/2 head red cabbage, thinly sliced then coarsely chopped
1 cup grated or shredded carrots, lightly chopped (I like matchstick carrots in a bag, which are a bit thicker than grated carrots)
1/2 cup sliced green onion (about 4 green onions sliced)
4 T mayo (I used 2 T full-fat mayo and 2 T light mayo)
3 T fresh squeezed lime juice (I used my frozen fresh lime juice)
1 tsp green Tabasco sauce (or use other hot sauce of your choice)
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
Whisk together the mayo, light mayo, lime juice, and green Tabasco sauce. (Taste the dressing to see if you want it a bit more sour or spicy.)
Salad can be prepared to this point and kept in the fridge until you're ready to serve it (even for a few days if it's in a sealed container or bag with the dressing in a separate container.)
Just before serving, mix desired amount of dressing into the cabbage mixture, season to taste with salt and fresh-ground black pepper, and serve.
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More Interesting Variations on Coleslaw You Might Like:
(Recipes from other blogs may not always be South Beach Diet friendly; check ingredients.)
Gluten-Free Asian Slaw from Elana's Pantry
Blue Cheese Coleslaw from Kalyn's Kitchen
Spicy Asian Slaw with Napa Cabbage, Carrots, and Ginger Dressing from Cookin' Canuck
Napa Cabbage Slaw with Carrots and Fennel-Dijon Dressing from Kalyn's Kitchen
Apple Fennel Slaw from Guilty Kitchen
Val's Sweet Cabbage Slaw with Green Onion and Parsley from Kalyn's Kitchen
Spicy Indian Slaw with Peanuts from Nutrition Unplugged
Spicy Cilantro-Peanut Slaw from Kalyn's Kitchen
Seedy Tahini Vegan Coleslaw from Happy Healthy Life
Red Russian Kale and Red Cabbage Slaw from Kalyn's Kitchen
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Climate change compendium: three years of climate coverage in one post
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This post is a chronological compilation of news and opinion on our ever-worsening climate calamity.
To set the stage, watch this video: 131 years of global warming in 26 seconds
Then read this essential piece explaining why the climate story is beyond anything the media has ever reported.
Prince Charles has called people who deny human-made climate change a "headless chicken brigade" who are ignoring overwhelming scientific evidence.
By the time today's preschoolers are babysitting their grandkids, global sea levels are likely to be pushing 2 feet higher than they are now and on the way to topping 8 feet above current levels by the year 2200, according to a new study.
Valley Fever is one of multiple diseases experts say are spreading in part because of climate change. They include a brain-eating amoeba showing up in northern lakes that were once too cold to harbor it and several illnesses carried by ticks whose range is increasing.
The climate crisis of the 21st century has been caused largely by just 90 companies, which between them produced nearly two-thirds of the greenhouse gas emissions generated since the dawning of the industrial age, new research suggests.
NASA released global temperature data showing that this September tied with 2005 for the warmest September on record.
Climate change will pose sharp risks to the world's food supply in coming decades, potentially undermining crop production and driving up prices at a time when the demand for food is expected to soar, scientists have found.
If greenhouse emissions continue their steady escalation, temperatures across most of the earth will rise to levels with no recorded precedent by the middle of this century.
Climate scientists are 95% confident — that is to say, surer than ever — that humans are responsible for at least "half of the observed increase in global average surface temperatures since the 1950s." …weather events that have previously been classified as "storms of the century" could become the storm of "every 20 years or less."
Sea ice cover in the Arctic has shrunk to the sixth lowest extent on record, according to figures from the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC).
Every climate scientist I've spoken to has said we will blow past 550 ppm [carbon dioxide concentrations] if we continue to put off action. Indeed, we're on track for well past 800 ppm. Continued inaction on climate change risks the end of modern civilization as we know it.
Northeast Asia is on fire. Yesterday temperatures in Shanghai hit an all-time high of 105.4ºF (40.8ºC), the hottest day in the coastal megacity since Chinese officials began keeping records some 140 years ago — during the Qing dynasty.


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MIT-CSAIL's Patrick Winston: 'AI is not a threat'
Artificial intelligence expert tells Qatar audience that humans should not consider AI to be a major threat to their existence but should use it to enhance it.
A leading artificial intelligence expert has urged people not to be alarmed about the future of machines, saying humans have a unique kind of intelligence that is difficult for scientists to replicate.
Patrick Winston, a professor of Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, told an audience in Qatar that artificial intelligence was based on a system of using "deduction rules", and not "explanation rules", as is the case in human reasoning.
"We are different because we are the story-understanding species and nothing comes close," Prof. Winston said.
"Many systems have the capacity of understanding deduction rules – but if a system has only deduction rules it would be as dumb as a stone. We think using explanation rules, which are difficult to engineer.
"We don't just rely on logic - we need much more than logical deductions to tell a story. We are explanation engines. If we don't see a story, we make one up."
Prof. Winston said he that he liked to think of AI as a means to enhance human existence and not to destroy it, fears recently raised by scientists including the physicist Stephen Hawking and SpaceX boss Elon Musk.
"We can use AI to do a better job rather than to replace a person. Tomorrow's answer is human-like thinking but is not human thinking. We can use it to gain a better understanding of ourselves and each other and that will make the world a better place.
"AI is not our top threat, I regard something like climate change as among our top threats, so you could say that we are our biggest threat."
Prof. Winston's research group at CSAIL studies how humans' story-understanding faculty separates us from other species. A story-understanding system developed by his group reads simple stories, answers questions about them, asks intelligent questions, identifies concepts, retells persuasively, educates, summaries, compares and authors.
His research integrates work from several allied fields, including AI, computer science, neuroscience, cognitive science, linguistics and paleoanthropology. Prof. Winston's early work was supervised by the late Marvin Minsky, a computing pioneer regarded as the "father of artificial intelligence".
His public talk, "The Future of AI: Where we are, how we got there and where we are going", was the highlight of an annual meeting in Qatar between MIT CSAIL and Hamad bin Khalifa University's Qatar Computing Research Institute (QCRI).
Dr. Ahmed Elmagarmid, Executive Director of QCRI, described Prof. Winston as "one of the finest experts in artificial intelligence".
"This is a critical time in the development of AI, which has seen a resurgence as advanced AI techniques like deep neural networks, big data and powerful computing hardware are poised to transform society in a way not seen since the industrial revolution," Dr. Elmagarmid said.
To view the slides from Prof. Winston's talk, please click here.
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Arsenal welcome Olympiacos to Emirates Stadium for Wednesday's Champions League tie.
You can find out more about our opponents below.
Full name: Olympiacos C.F.P.
Manager: Leonardo Jardim
Club colours: Red and white striped shirts, red shorts, red socks
Nickname(s): Thrylos, Erythrolefki
Three facts about Olympiacos:
- This is the third time in four seasons that Arsenal will face Olympiacos in the Champions League
- The visitors have been domestic champions in seven of the last eight seasons
- Roy Carroll, formerly of Manchester United, is at the club
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