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If you've been putting off that flu shot, go get it now.
According to the state Department of Health and Hospitals, flu activity is rampant in Louisiana with the Terrebonne and Lafourche area reporting an extremely high number of cases.
If you've been putting off that flu shot, go get it now.
According to the state Department of Health and Hospitals, flu activity is rampant in Louisiana with the Terrebonne and Lafourche area reporting an extremely high number of cases.
Dr. Michael Marcello, a physician at Ochsner St. Anne Family Doctor Clinic in Mathews, said the clinic has been seeing an "exponentially large" number of patients testing positive for the flu. He said the lab has been diagnosing eight to 10 flu cases per day at the clinic.
"On a daily basis we've documented a very large number of patients testing positive for both flu types A and B," Marcello said.
Nationwide, flu season begins in October and typically runs through April. In Louisiana, the season usually peaks in February.
Officials with the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said they are concerned the early start means this flu season will be a bad one. In addition, the dominant flu strain officials are seeing is particularly aggressive.
Forty-one states are seeing widespread flu cases, including Louisiana. In addition, weekly tracking of flu activity in the state by the Department of Health and Hospitals shows more than 10 percent of patients visiting a doctor in the Terrebonne and Lafourche area are reporting flu-like illness.
"The flu season started very early this year, and it is increasing," said Dr. Raoult Ratard, state epidemiologist for the Department of Health and Hospitals. "It is going to be a busy flu season."
Flu is caused by a virus that infects the respiratory system, resulting in fever, coughing, sore throat, runny nose, chills, fatigue and body aches. While most people who get the flu can treat the disease at home with rest and medication, it can be more serious for others. The flu can cause secondary infections such as pneumonia and even death. Every year, as many as 36,000 Americans die from the flu and its complications.
"I got the flu for the first time ever this year, and it was miserable," said Andrea Theriot, 28, of Houma. "I had a fever over 104 degrees, and my entire body hurt."
Theriot said that to cope with the flu, she drank a lot of hot tea with local honey and lemon and tried to keep away from her family so they wouldn't catch the virus.
"We are all taking our vitamins, eating healthy and washing our hands often to help keep from getting it again," Theriot said.
To stay healthy, Marcello recommends keeping your body well fueled and rested.
Eat a diet rich in fruit and vegetables, and make sure you get enough sleep.
Exercise, don't smoke and avoid drinking to excess. All of those measures will ensure your immune system stays strong to ward off the flu virus.
It's also not too late to get the flu shot, Ratard said.
Flu vaccines cost $10 at parish health units, but Medicaid, Medicare and most insurance providers will cover the cost because it's less expensive than getting hospitalized with the illness. They're also available at many pharmacies, hospitals and doctors offices.
The federal Centers for Disease Control recommends everyone more than 6 months old get a flu shot. Especially those who are at higher risk of developing complications or people who care for high-risk populations.
That includes:
- Children ages 6-23 months.
- Adults 65 and older.
- People who have chronic medical conditions such as obesity, asthma, diabetes and heart or lung illnesses.
- Pregnant women.
- Residents in nursing homes or long-term care facilities.
- Health-care workers.
- People who care for children younger than 6 months.
While doctors say the flu shot is the best protection, there are a number of things you can also do to keep from getting sick and spreading the disease.
The flu virus is spread by droplets made when people talk, sneeze or cough. According to the Centers for Disease Control, a person with the flu can spread the virus to someone up to 6 feet away.
To avoid getting the flu, wash your hands often with soap and water or use alcohol-based hand sanitizer.
Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth, and try to avoid close contact with sick people.
If you do get sick, cover your nose or mouth when you sneeze or cough. Most importantly, stay home until your fever has been gone for at least 24 hours. That will prevent you from spreading the illness to others.
"Stay in. Don't go to work, don't go to church, don't go to the store," Marcello said.
Doctors can prescribe anti-viral medications like Tamiflu that can shorten the duration of your illness, Marcello added.
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Darrell Martin says the best job in a florist shop is doing deliveries. "Everybody is happy to see you," Martin said on February 14 during a brief lull in the hectic Valentine's Day pace of flower arranging, filling orders and having a variety of arrangements ready for walk-ins.
Darrell Martin says the best job in a florist shop is doing deliveries. "Everybody is happy to see you," Martin said on February 14 during a brief lull in the hectic Valentine's Day pace of flower arranging, filling orders and having a variety of arrangements ready for walk-ins.
Darrell should know. He started working for a florist as a delivery boy when he was 16-years-old, a job his son Shane is now doing when he's not studying at Missouri S&T.
It's a family affair. When I stopped in Blossom Basket Florist on the Saturday prior to Valentine's Day, Darrell's wife Kim, a school teacher, was starting to de-thorn the first of many incoming boxes of red roses from Ecuador.
By midday Valentine's Day, only one beautiful vase full of red roses was left, set aside for a funeral arrangement. They had gone through 2,000 red roses, hundreds of lilies, thousands of mums and alstroemeria, and there wasn't a chocolate-covered strawberry anywhere; those had sold out by 9 a.m.
"This business is all about emotion," Darrell said. "Today we're all in love, tomorrow we're saying good bye to loved ones or welcoming a new baby."
Darrell said most of the 800 florist phone numbers in the phone book are processing centers, not manufacturing operations like his.
"When you call an 800 florist for a local delivery, they call me to make the arrangement and charge you $18 for processing the order. Call your local florist; they will take good care of you."
Friends who have received Darrell's flowers have told me they last the longest so I asked Darrell what his secret was to keeping his flowers so healthy.
"You mean besides 40 years of experience? It's how we care for the flowers when they first get here," he said. Each flower has specific needs after being unpacked and prepared for flower arrangements. Daffodils and snapdragons, for example, have to sit in water for a day to remove their natural toxins before mixing them in with other flowers. After being arranged in a vase, or as a gift set with a stuffed animal,
Darrell's flowers are also stored in 38F coolers so they remain fresh as long as possible.
If you receive florist flowers, Darrell said they were delivered with a flower preservative so all you need to do is keep it watered.
To keep cut flowers long lasting, Darrell said add 2 tablespoons sugar and 1 teaspoon bleach to a quart of water. "Sugar feeds the flower and bleach keeps bacteria from growing."
The other thing that was surprising was all the different coolers on the various floors of the old Rolla Victorian home. My favorite is still the main cooler with an oriental rug and shabby chic white dresser. It's hard to see it now with all the flowers ready to walk out the door but a sure sign of spring is when those shelves are lined with bulb gardens.
Darrell's favorite flowers? "Tulips," he said, "because they continue to grow and change almost by the hour" in a vase.
Now that the rush is over, I asked Darrell if he and his staff were looking forward to sleeping in.
"No," Darrell said laughing, "now we have to get ready for all the guys who have to make up for forgetting about Valentine's Day."
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New Browns coach Mike Pettine Jr. followed a similar path to Marty Schottenheimer.
Browns fans might recognize this man.
He played high school football in Pennsylvania, found his way to the University of Pittsburgh, to the city of Baltimore and to the Buffalo Bills. He knew the agony and ecstasy of coaching in two AFC championship-game losses. He became a head coach in Cleveland.
His name is Marty Schottenheimer. His name is also Mike Pettine Jr.
Schottenheimer, who led the Browns to four straight playoff seasons in the 1980s, fits every part of the description above.
In an eerie and perhaps encouraging way, so does Pettine, who has become the Browns' 10th head coach since the "Martyball" era and the franchise's 15th full-time head coach after a deal was struck Thursday afternoon.
They aren't the same man, but consider:
• Schottenheimer, who has 200 regular-season wins as an NFL head coach, played high school ball at Fort Cherry, near Pittsburgh. Pettine, 47, played for Central Bucks West, near Philadelphia.
• Schottenheimer played at Pitt before getting drafted by the Baltimore Colts. Pettine was a graduate assistant at Pitt on a road that led to a first NFL job with the Baltimore Ravens.
• Schottenheimer played four seasons with the Buffalo Bills. Before the Browns hired Pettine, he was Buffalo's defensive coordinator.
• Schottenheimer took the Browns to AFC title games in the 1986 and 1987 seasons; they lost both of them. Pettine was the Jets' defensive coordinator in AFC title-game defeats in the 2009 and 2010 seasons.
• Schottenheimer was a Browns defensive coordinator for five years before he replaced Sam Rutigliano on an interim basis, then was hired full-time. Pettine has been an NFL defensive coordinator for five full years.
The new head coach is more of a Mike Pettine Sr. than he is a junior Schottenheimer. His father is one of the best-known high school coaches in Pennsylvania history.
"All my roots and foundations go back to my dad," said Pettine Jr., who played quarterback for Pettine Sr. at Central Bucks West. "He understood football from A to Z. He wasn't an offensive specialist or a defensive specialist. He was pure football, through and through."
Pettine Jr. was defensive coordinator of the Jets and Bills in recent years, but his high school position was quarterback. The experience helped him grow a thick skin.
When he was a Central Bucks junior, a petition was circulated to unseat Pettine as the starter.
"People thought it was pure nepotism," he said. "It was a lot for a kid to handle, and it bothered me.
"Somebody grabbed me and said, 'You have no control over that. Don't let it bother you.' "
He finished his high school career as a quarterback, then played safety at Virginia. He migrated to defense in the NFL after a high school head coaching run in Pennsylvania.
Pettine joins a cluster of men who were hired as Browns head coaches based on backgrounds as defensive coordinators.
The most successful in Cleveland, by far, was Schottenheimer. Bill Belichick went from a coordinator job with the Giants to a 37-45 run as head coach of the Browns.
Eric Mangini actually was in his second head coaching job when he arrived, but he had been a defensive coordinator for Belichick in New England. Mangini went 10-22 in two years at the Browns' helm.
Romeo Crennel had been Belichick's defensive coordinator from 2001-04 in New England before he landed the Browns' head coaching job. He went 24-40 in four years in Cleveland.
Mangini and Crennel both spent years on Patriots staffs that included Rob Ryan. Pettine is strongly connected with the other Ryan twin — he worked for Rex Ryan on the defensive side in Baltimore for seven years, then jumped to the Jets as defensive coordinator when Rex landed the head coaching job there.
The fact Ryan calls the Jets' defensive plays prompted Pettine to strike out on his own. As a Bills coordinator in 2013, he had full authority over the defense.
Buffalo ranked 10th in total defense, based on yards allowed. The Bills went 6-10, meaning Pettine arrives in somewhat similar fashion to Pat Shurmur in 2011.
Shurmur had been offensive coordinator of a 7-9 Rams team in 2010 before he was hired as head coach in Cleveland in 2011.
Obviously, Pettine is shooting for Schottenheimer, not Shurmur.
Pettine was born during the 1966 football season, when his father was in his first year as head coach at Central Bucks West High School.
Mike Jr. played quarterback for his father in the 1980s. The elder Pettine's 33-year run was near an end in 1998, when Central Bucks demolished New Castle 56-7 to win Pennsylvania's 4A state title.
Mike Sr. retired after the next season, when he beat a team coached by Mike Jr. en route to another state title.
The Browns sent a limo to the airport to pick up Pettine at 2 p.m., then whisked him to the team complex a five-minute drive away.
Owner Jimmy Haslam, CEO Joe Banner and general manager Michael Lombardi conducted a second interview with Pettine in conjunction with his attending Senior Bowl practices in Mobile, Ala.
Pettine caught a connecting flight in Atlanta today and huddled anew with "the big three" in Berea.
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Typhoid, or typhoid fever, is a serious and potentially fatal illness caused by specific bacteria.
Typhoid can be prevented by a vaccine. Although the typhoid vaccine is effective, it cannot prevent 100% of typhoid infections.
Typhoid fever does occur within the US however, it is more common in developing countries where water is likely to be contaminated by bacteria. It is important, particularly when traveling in Asia, Africa, and Latin America, to be aware of possible bacteria contamination of food and water.
The bacterium is contracted through drinking water that has been contaminated with sewage. It can also be ingested by eating food that has been washed in bacteria-laden water.
The most common symptoms of typhoid include:
- High fever, usually up to 103-104 degrees°F (39.4-40.0°C)
- Weakness
- Fatigue
- Stomach pains
- Loss of appetite
- Headache
- Rash
Typhoid is treated with antibiotics. Without treatment, fever and symptoms may continue for weeks or months, and death may occur as a result of complications from the bacterial infection.
What Is the Typhoid Vaccine?
There are 2 types of typhoid vaccines:
- An inactivated vaccine that is injected
- A live, weakened vaccine given orally
The inactivated vaccine is given as a shot. It should not be given to children younger than 2 years old. A single dose should be given at least 14 days before traveling abroad. Booster shots are needed every 2 years for those who continue to be in parts of the world where they would be exposed to typhoid fever.
The live typhoid vaccine is given orally. It should not be given to children younger than 6 years old. Four doses, with a day separating each dose, are needed. A booster dose is needed every 5 years.
Who Should Get Vaccinated and When?
Although the typhoid vaccine is not given routinely in the US, the following individuals should be vaccinated:
- People who are traveling to areas outside the US where typhoid commonly exists
- People who are in close contact with an individual who has or carries typhoid
- People who work with the bacterium—typically laboratory workers
Boosters of the inactive vaccine are required every 2 years for people at risk of contracting typhoid, and every 5 years for those at risk who take the oral vaccine.
For maximum effectiveness, the vaccine should be taken 2-3 weeks prior to the potential exposure of the bacterium.
What Are the Risks Associated With the Typhoid Vaccine?
Common side effects of the vaccine given by injection include:
- Fever
- Headache
- Redness or swelling at injection site (inactivated only)
Common side effects of the oral vaccine include:
- Fever
- Headache
- Abdominal pain
- Nausea or vomiting
- Rash
Side effects that may indicate a serious allergic reaction include:
- Changes in behavior
- Extremely high fever
- Difficulty breathing, hoarse voice, and wheezing
- Hives
- Pale skin
- Weakness
- Rapid heartbeat
- Lightheadedness
Who Should Not Get Vaccinated?
For the shot, the following individuals should not get vaccinated. Those who:
- Have had a severe allergic reaction to a previous typhoid vaccine or any of its components
- Are under age 2 years
For the oral vaccine, the following individuals should not get vaccinated. Those who:
- Have had a severe allergic reaction to a previous typhoid vaccine or its components
- Are under age 6 years
- Are currently taking certain antibiotics
- Have a weakened immune systems, including HIV or AIDS
- Are being treated with drugs that can compromise the immune system, such as steroids
- Have cancer
- Are undergoing treatment for cancer with medication or radiation
Consult your doctor if you are traveling and are at risk for acquiring typhoid fever, especially if you have any of the above conditions.
What Other Ways Can Typhoid Be Prevented Besides Vaccination?
Below are some ways to decrease your risk of getting typhoid:
- Frequent and thorough hand washing, particularly before handling food
- Properly cleaning and preparing food to ensure no contamination
- Avoiding uncooked vegetables or fruit that cannot be peeled
- Boiling water before drinking or using
- Avoiding potentially contaminated food or water
What Happens in the Event of an Outbreak?
If the suspected cause comes from a commercial food-service facility, the facility and employees should be investigated within 24 hours of determining the suspected source.
If the suspected source is a daycare facility, the facility and employees should be investigated and questioned about recent travel and symptoms.
Also, in the event of an outbreak, government agencies should educate the public on ways to prevent the transmission of typhoid, including proper hygiene habits and careful food preparation.
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A new community art project based in Milford needs Kent County artists. Completed submissions will net artists $600 as well as up to $250 for supplies.
Downtown Milford, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to the development of a traditional central business district in Milford, is hoping to inspire citizens through a new public art project, that also aims to remind residents and teach visitors about Milford's long history in the boat-building industry.
The three-year project, "The Art of the Riverwalk Tour," partially funded by grants from the Delaware Division of the Arts and the Milford Lions Club, will feature 18 4-foot sculptures of the classic yacht, "Augusta," which was built by Milford's Vineyard Boat Yard in 1927. Artists in both Kent and Sussex Counties will be asked to design and decorate the boats, which will be displayed permanently along the Mispillion River and throughout downtown. The goal is to install six decorated sculptures per year.
DMI Executive Director Lee Nelson is confident that the project will boost tourism and create an interest in the town's history and art. He was a part of a similar project several years ago in Union Point, Ga. Union Point, known for its historic ties to trains and railroads used sculptures of locomotives though a similar community art installation. But, for Milford, he wanted something that he thought pulled together the town's slogan of "River Town. Art Town. Home Town."
The Augusta just seemed like a natural fit.
"The sculpture itself relates to our river town and our home-town heritage," Nelson said. "Then, the artists bring the art side of the equation."
Any artist in Kent or Sussex County can participate but time is of the essence for this project.
"The turnaround time is tight. Artists need to submit their designs and applications by Monday, Feb. 4," Nelson said. "Once we have the applications, the committee will pick the best designs and we'll notify everybody by Friday, Feb. 15 so that people can get the sculptures back by Monday, April 15."
The selection committee includes Milford Parks and Recreations Executive Director Gary Emory, Milford High School's art department head Nicole Carter, Augusta co-owner Joan Lofland and Mispillion Art League member and photographer Bob Connelly.
Artists will not be working just for notoriety or civic pride. Nelson said once the sculptures are turned in on April 15, they will be paid $600 for the work as well as up to $250 for materials and supplies. Additionally, artists may submit more than one application.
"Multiple applications are OK. We don't have a problem with that," Nelson said. "We just want to have six very good pieces of work for this first year."
Nelson then explained that the sculptures will be placed strategically around downtown some time in May or June, depending on the weather, to enhance other aspects of Milford, including the History Trail, downtown business areas and recreation locations.
"The idea is to draw people in and entice visitors," Nelson said. "I really think that once people come down to see the sculptures, they'll stay and experience everything we have to offer, from boutiques to galleries and restaurants."
But, he also thinks that public art enhances the quality of life, too.
"A project like this brings art out of the galleries and museums and into the public," Nelson said. "Not everybody wants to or is comfortable going to art galleries. This way, art becomes a part of the normal course of life. People can see something handmade and unique on a daily basis.
Selected artists and curious individuals can stop by the Downtown Milford, Inc. office, located at 115 N. Walnut St., or the Mispillion Art League, located at 5 N. Walnut St., to see the 4-foot sculptures. Those interested in participating can find a copy of the application by visiting downtownmilford.org.
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In the seventh inning of Saturday's Division I State Championship game, Bridgewater-Raynham High senior captain Madison Shaw started tearing up.
The Trojans held a 9-0 lead over Holy Name at the time, meaning Shaw and fellow senior captain Holly Greet were about to end their high school careers, riding off into the sunset as state champions.
"I was (tearing up) a little bit because it all kind of starts hitting you at one moment," Shaw said. "In the middle of the circle I was like 'it's been great playing with you guys' because that's it for me. It's over for me. It felt pretty spectacular."
Junior pitcher Sarah Dawson made sure to remind her senior captain that the Trojans still needed to get the final three outs.
"Madi started to tear up a little bit," Dawson said. "I was like, 'Madi you cannot cry right now, we've got to get three outs and then we can cry.'"
In an ending that couldn't be more fitting, Shaw caught the final out of the game on a line drive.
"It's amazing, especially making that last out," Shaw said. "I couldn't have pictured it any other way."
For Greet, being a state champion still hasn't hit her yet.
"It's not going to sink in until we go on Monday and there's no practice, there's no nothing and we see the newspapers and we see how far we've come," Greet said. "You can't buy a team like this."
"It's awesome. I can't ask for another team. I can't stress how important this team is to me. I can't stress how much every single one of us has put all of our heart and effort into it. It's so surreal."
Greet, a three-year varsity player, will play softball at Framingham State University next year.
Sending their lone two seniors out on top was a major motivating factor for the Trojans.
"This is the best way we could have done it, ... with a shutout in the state championship game," Dawson said. "I've played with Madi for so long and she's just a great player and so is Holly. They're great motivators and they just push everybody to be their best."
"It's a special day for both of them going out as seniors winning a state championship," B-R coach Mike Carrozza said.
Making the moment just a little bit sweeter was the fact that the Trojans could smell titles the past two years, falling short in the 2012 State semifinals and the 2013 South finals.
"Especially for the veterans, it's definitely a lot sweeter to actually make it, because we know how it feels to be on the other end, not being able to make it, not being able to come through," Shaw said. "We set the tone at the beginning of the year, we're making it all the way to the state championship and winning a state championship. To actually come up with that main goal of ours is pretty great."
Shaw ends her career as one of the best to ever wear, and destroy, the Trojans' uniform.
"I think she's right at the top," Carrozza said about where Shaw ranks among the players he's coached. "If she's not the best, she's right at the top. Just with effort, her mind-set, passion for the game, her physical qualities, her athleticism and just her softball knowledge, she's right at the top."
Shaw and Greet were able to lead a young team, including eight sophomores and five juniors, to a state championship.
"Holly, I love her so much and I'm going to miss her so much," Shaw said. "She's going to be great at Framingham. She's definitely been one of my best friends on the team without a doubt. She's my partner in crime because we're the only two seniors."
Shaw finished her final game by reaching base safely in all four at-bats and scored three runs.
"It's been a heck of a ride," Shaw said. "It's good to end on top."


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Pauline Sayre Barnette, 95, of Melbourne,FL, passed away Thursday, January 3, 2013 in Melbourne.
Pauline was a former resident of Dunbar and a member of the former Evangelical United Brethren Church in Dunbar.
After moving to Florida, her membership was transferred to the United Methodist Church in Melbourne and was later transferred back to the Dunbar United Methodist Church. She was a long time member of the Order of Eastern Star, Chapter 133 in Dunbar for many years and then moved her membership to Chapter 106 in Melbourne, Fla.
Pauline began her work at home helping care for her thirteen brothers and sisters. In the 1930s she began working at Fletcher Enamel Company and then Dunbar Glass Company where she met her husband, Hearsel. She loved to travel and took many bus trips with her church group.
Pauline was preceded in death by her parents, Isaac A. and Anna May Bennett Sayre, her husband, Hearsel Andrew Barnette, sisters, Geraldine Higginbotham, Elizabeth Hawkins, Jeanette Trent Winters and Katherine Sayre, brothers, Warren Allen, Lawrence, Donald, Billy, Bobby and her twin brother, Paul.
Surviving are her son, Hearsel Ray Barnette of Mobile, AL; her daughter and longtime caregiver, Lou Ann Platt of Indian Harbour Beach, FL; brother, Frank L. Sayre of Dunbar; sister, Mary Maxine Jordan Witt of Red House; grandchildren, Troy Scott, Brian Todd, Adam Brett and Carrie Ann; great grandchildren, Andrew and Christian, Jordan and Austin, Serene and Maya. Pauline is also survived by several extended family members and close friends, especially Ed and Jean Harrison and family and the Baileys.
Pauline was loved and will be greatly missed by all who knew her.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Thursday, January 10 at Keller Funeral Home, Dunbar, with Pastor John A. Mason officiating. Burial will follow in Tyler Mountain Memory Gardens. Friends may call at Keller Funeral Home, Dunbar two hours prior to the service on Thursday
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Margie Eileen Banks, 87, formerly of Avalon, Mo., died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013 at the Springfield Rehab and Health Care Center in Springfield, Mo.
She was born March 13, 1925 in Chillicothe, Mo., to Paul and Etha Barnhart of Avalon Mo. On July 7, 1944, she married Ralph Edwin (Buzz) Banks.
Margie graduated from Avalon High School in 1943 and attended the Chillicothe Business College in 1943 and 1944.
Margie was a legal secretary and worked in the law offices of Robert Frith, Kenneth Lewis, and Robert Pyatt in Chillicothe and later worked for Blue Cross and Blue Shield in St. Louis, Mo.
She is survived by Rick Banks (Darella), and Phil Banks (Cathy), Kimberling City, Mo., and Paula Sue Kille (Tim), Benton Harbor, Mich.; numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents.
Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013 at Heritage Funeral Home in Chillicothe, Mo. A visitation will be held from 5 until 7 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013 at Heritage Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo. Burial will be at Avalon Cemetery, Avalon, Mo.
Memorials in honor of Margie may be made to Special Olympics and left at the funeral home or mailed to Heritage Funeral Home, 3141 N. Washington, Chillicothe MO 64601. Online condolences may be left at www.heritage-becausewecare.com.
Arrangements are under the direction of Heritage Funeral Home, Chillicothe, Mo.
Former Avalon, Mo. resident Margie Eileen Banks, 87, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2013
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Reports suggest that Oracle is planning to open source the code for the Android and Apple iOS versions of the JavaFX UI platform within the early part of 2013. The intention here is to create new openings for Java programmers to be able to use JavaFX to write cross-platform smartphone apps for the first time.
Richard Bair is chief architect of the client Java platform at Oracle and also chief architect of the client Java platform at Oracle. Bair recalls plans made late last year at JavaOne when executive VP Hasan Risvi announced that the team would be open sourcing all of JavaFX by the end of 2012.
"We didn't quite make that (actually, it was a pleasant surprise to me as the announcement was made as much as to everybody else in the audience!). We quickly got into gear and started the substantial effort that goes into open sourcing each project. We have a lot of code," writes Bair.
"A majority of you said you'd contribute to an iOS / Android port (either via bug reports or direct code contributions) and we're working hard to be setup so that when the code is opened, you'll be able to start in on it. One aspect of this is fixing up our build/test setup so that it is trivial for people to build and test fixes on JavaFX (including us!). I've prioritized fixing the build/test system now so that we will be in a position to accept contributions at a more rapid pace. The first bits and pieces for iOS should be out next week, with the rest of iOS and Android coming out at about the same time as the rest of prism (there is some timing dependency there). Both our ports are based on an as-yet unreleased version of JavaSE Embedded for iOS/Android."
There are a few milestones in the way of current plans still to be overcome, and these include plans for an open release of the remaining code for the JavaFX windowing toolkit Glass and also Prism (the scene rasterizer and renderer). The web rendering component and a several other APIs also need some release attention over the coming months.
Bair also says that there have been some questions about licensing on iOS as Apple doesn't allow for GPL-licensed applications in its app store.
"OpenJFX and OpenJDK are both licensed with the same GPLv2 with Classpath Extension. My understanding (and I'm not a lawyer) is that this means that if you take OpenJFX + OpenJDK (minus any binary stubs released under a different license), then you can safely combine this with your application and release your application under your own license as a single application co-bundle," he said.


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Before you depart, you should be aware of USDA's guidelines for bringing agricultural items into the United States. USDA restricts or prohibits many of these items from entering the country because they could carry pests or diseases that could threaten human health or devastate the environment, crops, agricultural animals, ornamental plants, and community landscapes.Customs and Border Protection
Officers or agricultural specialists with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will inspect your baggage when you first arrive in the United States to ensure that the agricultural items you are carrying are allowable under USDA regulations.
Note: Individuals who fail to declare non-commercial agricultural items may be subject to penalties ranging from $1,100 to $60,000 per violation. These penalties are based on authorities granted to USDA through the Plant Protection Act and the Animal Health Protection Act.
While these general guidelines are useful, be aware that they do not cover all of the possible restrictions that can apply to specific agricultural items. The admissibility of a given item can change very quickly because disease and pest outbreaks can occur anywhere in the world at any time. Therefore, it is critical that you declare all agricultural products stored in your passenger baggage and carry-on (including backpacks and purses), in mail and express carrier packages, in passenger vehicles, and even in your pockets that may have inadvertently been taken along with you.
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The Native Peoples of the Pacific Ocean (Les Sauvages de la Mer Pacifique) Wallpaper
Designed by Jean-Gabriel Charvet, French, 1750 - 1829. Printed by Joseph Dufour et Cie, Mâcon, France, 1797 - 1835.
Made in Mâcon, France, Europe
Designed 1804-1805Medium:
Block-printed, stenciled, and hand-brushed gouache (opaque watercolor) on paper Dimensions:
8 feet 8 1/2 inches x 3 feet 7 1/8 inches x 1 inches (265.4 x 109.5 x 2.5 cm)Curatorial Department:
European Decorative Arts and Sculpture
* Gallery 295, European Art 1500-1850, second floorAccession Number:
1921-43-1d,eCredit Line:
Gift of Dr. Anne Mitchell McAllister in memory of William Young McAllister, 1921
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The images on this panoramic wallpaper are drawn from accounts of European voyages to the Pacific undertaken in the late eighteenth century by French and British explorers, in particular Captain James Cook, who embarked on three expeditions to this region between the years 1768 and 1779. The Tahitian-inspired landscape is populated by native people from various Pacific islands, shown in their distinctive costumes.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
your self-esteem boost for the weekend
When we first moved into this house, we noted that the previous owners had added a few design flourishes which were a little bit, shall we say, rococo for our tastes. Some of them came down immediately--the full wall mirrors in several areas, the gold-painted mirror flanked by a roulade and cherub motif in the half bathroom. But some of the others, like the gold (colored) doorknobs on the French doors throughout, while not quite my taste, seemed innocuous and certainly functional enough.
The problem with these doorknobs, I've found, is that I keep getting hooked on them. Not anyone else, just me. Everyone else in this house is either tall enough or short enough to avoid this particular problem, but at my height (5'2" and a half--and if you don't think that half inch is important, you much be much taller than 5'2") these doorknobs all over the house are right at waist height. Belt loop height, to be exact. I keep getting hooked on these doorknobs. And you would think that it's easy enough to unloop oneself, but look at that doorknob a little closer. The loop is a little bit spiralled, like a nautilus. Like one of those barbed fishooks. And once you get hooked, it's actually unusually difficult to extricate yourself.
Yesterday, I went to Costco to do some grocery shopping. We had a nice time in Orlando, but when we came home the food situation in the larder was a little bare-bones, and breakfast that morning was somewhat thin, which inexplicably panicked the kids. (Under normal circumstances I don't think they'd have any trouble with a breakfast of cereal and milk, but the fact that that's all there was to eat suddenly had them eyeing the USDA food pyramid and acting like we were the Joads in Dust Bowl Americana or some such thing.) So anyway, I went to Costco and stocked up on, whatever, a coffin-sized flat of strawberries, cinder-block sized bricks of cold cuts, the like--and headed back to the house to stick the perishables in the fridge before heading out again to pick up the kids from school.
Only, as usual, I got hooked on the doorknob. One of my back belt loops. And I had turned the home security alarm on before I'd left for the store, so now that was counting down the 40 seconds or however much time I had to punch in my code until the alarm went off. I calmly laid down my drum of peanut butter and body-bag-sized sack of raisins and went about calmly disentangling myself, only to grow increasingly less calm as the second continued to tick by and I was still caught on the spiral of the doorknob hook. Looking at it straight on, it seems like it should be easy enough, but looking at it from above and behind, for some reason I couldn't get my belt loop out.
The forty seconds elapsed, and now the external security alarm started to go off with a loud whoop whoop whoop sound which, in theory, would bring the police (or at the very least, a local citizen militia) running to help defend the old homestead. I began to panic. I had to turn off that alarm, but the security pad was at least ten feet away on the far wall of the kitchen. Plan A, the straightforward plan, was not working, so I thought: my pants. If I can't get my pants out of the doorknob, I had to take off my pants instead.
So I took off my shoes. I undid my top pants button and unzipped the fly. As I started to shimmy out of my pants it occurred to me that if someone did show up to investigate the alarm, what they'd find would be a pair of beige corduroys hanging from my kitchen door, and me, pantsless, standing in a scattered pile of bulk pistachio nuts, BUT NEVER MIND ABOUT THAT NOW, JUST TURN OFF THE ALARM, DUMBASS.
It took a little while longer to realize that it's actually pretty difficult to take off your pants if you can't pull your pants down--the pants were still hooked on the doorknob at waist-level, remember--when suddenly, I was free. Free! I KNOW WHY THE CAGED BIRD SINGS, FUCKERS! What happened eventually was that the beltloop broke. Thank you, Gap Incorporated, for your shoddy tailoring. I hurriedly punched in the security code, stopped the alarm, and waited for the security company to call and make sure that I was OK, just like in all those commercials where the dark-clothed, stocking capped burglar (in broad daylight, like, nice camoflage job, guy) inexplicably tries to break into that house in where the mom and her daughter are baking cookies or whatnot else wholesome and good.
The security company never checked in, by the way. And while, yes, there was no real emergency, it was just me, my pants, and an over-designed doorknob, for all they know, I COULD BE DEAD. Whether it's a good thing or a bad thing that no one in this densely populated neighborhood came around to witness my shame, I can't quite decide yet.
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Hilarious! You crack me up! :) I love it.ReplyDelete
A Teeny Tiny Teacher
Haha! We have those same godforsaken door handles from the people who built the house, and coincidentally had the same horrible taste as the former owners of your house, and this happens to me all the time. (I'm 5'2" and a half as well.) It's always my belt loops. Or my purse. But nothing this hilarious has ever happened to me because of the door knobs and being the perfect height to get caught on them. You should consider writing another book, but this time on the funny things that happen to short people.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9:50 PM
Hilarious! I'm 171cm (not sure what that is in imperial - 5ft6 or so?) and the door jambs at my practice are EXACTLY my belt loop height - always so embarrassing when going out of the room to get something and getting yanked back by my pants - and there is ALWAYS a patient in the room when that happens! Eventually , the belt loops on all my pants broke..ReplyDelete
Being 5'7 is no antidote to this problem, trust me. Though, it's not usually my belt loops that get caught so much as my pockets.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous10:59 PM
I have to say, there have been many times in my life when I have read something at which others are laughing hysterically, only to find that it is mildly amusing, or even sort of stupid. This was NOT one of those times. I was in the waiting room of an autism therapy office at the time and I was laughing so hard tears were streaming down my face. I had to leave and go to the car to collect myself.ReplyDelete
Michelle, you're absolutely hilarious! The fact that it has happened to me too is why I'm laughing even harder. My 4 year old cracked up when he saw me stuck one day, and watching mommy trying to untangle herself! I randomly re-checked your blog cause it's been a long time. I've just reemerged into the world after studying for my Boards. I haven't read your posts about studying for your Boards, but I'm sure you can understand my extreme stress of memorizing everything under the sun, but yet nothing sticking cause now I'm no longer just a single medical student hiding in the library, but now between a full time job and 3 boys 4 and under, it's just absolutely impossible to study. Well, reading your blog reminded me also I need to pick up your book. It will be my first pleasurable read after I put away all my Boards study materials :)ReplyDelete
- Outre2:51 PM
I just came back from visiting my parents. Their house only has those door handles, but I guess enough people have been caught in the swirly part over the years because the swirls on their door handles are filled. The filled part is recessed so the swirl design still show up but lessen the pants-catching effect.ReplyDelete
I thought of this post and had a little chuckle to myself and thanked all the folks that must have sent in complaints to the manufactures to cause the design change...
I just found you and I laughed so hard. Drum of peanut butter...body bag of raisins...shoddy tailoring...I am dying. I am your newest fan. I may be up all night catching up on all the posts I have never read from you.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5:55 PM
Where are our bookmarks?ReplyDelete
I know that you offered them to us to entice us to pre-order your books in order to get your first week sales as high as possible and to make more money off of it and that you are busy, but it's been over half a year and it's getting kind of ridiculous. And you wonder why people in the readers' comments section of the NYTimes speak ill of selfish, money-grubbing doctors like you.
- Anonymous11:10 PM
Anon @ 5:55PM: Take it easy. Maybe it hasn't fully occurred to you that Michelle is also Dr. Au,and works long hours.ReplyDelete
We don't know why Michelle hasn't blogged in months (this is unlike her); have you thought that MAYBE just MAYBE it is possible that there MIGHT be a crisis of some sort that MIGHT be more important than sending out bookmarks to readers? Or are you such a self-absorbed jerk that you don' t care.
Michelle: Happy New Year! I hope this year will be truly happy for you and your loved ones!
Girls who have low self-esteem generally go where society leads them. Unfortunately, the stakes are high if they mess up. "When girls who already have a low sense of self engage in any activity before they're ready, their Self Esteem for Teens plummets even more," says Beck. Often, such activity can be self-destructive or even harmful. The problem is that besides ruining their tween/teen years, these behaviors of Self Esteem for Teens tend to follow them into adulthood and affect their lives as a whole, then get passed on to the next generation.ReplyDelete
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