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Are you ready for more??? Here are the next last 2 gifts that were exchanged at our Chirstmas Party! The first one is a lovely decorate frame using the Stampin' Up! Statement of the Heart. Created by Karen Daley The second is a beautiful set of coasters created by Karine Bailey. Did you {Read More…}
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Jo-Ann Pullen created this beautiful hot chocolate kit. Can you tell they're "test tubes" in the box…how fun is that?! In case you're wondering…she purchased them from Indigo a science supply store. (Canada) I'm not sure if I could actually use it…this one would definetely go on my shelf! hee, hee! Quick Links: SHOP ONLINE 24-7: FREE {Read More…}
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This gift was created by Trina St. Michael…she purchased these coasters from Shoppers Drug Mart and they are so unique as you can change the insert to suit your mood. You can stamp inserts for every season and have them ready! I still haven't had a chance to go to Shopper's to buy mine…hopefully they'll {Read More…}
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These next 3 gifts from our Christmas party are perfect examples of how you can make lovely gifts and package them Stampin' Up! style to create that special gift! Quick Links: SHOP ONLINE 24-7: FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $100 SIGN UP FOR MONTHLY STAMPING IDEAS RETIRED STAMPS 10% OFF
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Rosalie Crich made these lovely Glitter Ornament set. She use glitter and re-inkers for the inside and then decorated them all with Rub-On's! She also share a link to a You Tube Video on how to make them! Quick Links: SHOP ONLINE 24-7: FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER $100 SIGN UP FOR MONTHLY STAMPING {Read More…}
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Two of the items exchanged at our Christmas Party were these fabulous Card Tins. The first one was the gift that I got!!! I'm so happy to have it…inside are dividers that will allow me to organize my card by category! It was made by Kathryn Curtis and I have to say she did a fabulous {Read More…}
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I hosted our yearly Team Christmas Potluck and Gift Exchange this past weekend. Each of us brought a stamped gift to exchange in a Chinese Auction. If you've never heard what that is…it's where you get to STEAL gifts!!! So much fun! I'll be starting to share with you some of the gifts that were exchanged…they were all wonderful! {Read More…}
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The Candidate (Dr. Praveen Akuthota) is a member of the Division of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine and of the Division of Allergy and Inflammation at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and is an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School. This K08 Career Development Award will foster his career goal to become an independent investigator in eosinophil immunobiology. During the award period, the career development plan will allow for the honing of his skills as a basic investigator through carrying out the proposed research under the mentorship of Dr. Peter Weller and through a series of didactic experiences. The environment provided by Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School is ideally suited for the success of both the research and career development components of the award. The research plan focuses on the immunobiology of human eosinophils. Eosinophils have long been regarded to function exclusively as end-effector cells in asthma and other eosinophilic lung disorders, acting through the release of cytotoxic substances. However, mounting evidence has demonstrated that eosinophils have important multipotent immunoregulatory roles. Characterization of differential immunoregulation by eosinophils has lagged behind that of other immune cell types. This lag may be in part responsible for an incomplete understanding of the pathobiology eosinophilic pulmonary diseases, including asthma. The Candidate's previous work has identified the ligands of CCR7 (CCL19 and CCL21) as chemokines whose impacts on eosinophils and their capacity to influence the local immune environment warrant exploration. The proposed studies will address the overall hypothesis that CCR7 receptor-ligand interactions on eosinophils have an integral role in allergic airways disease that promotes resolution of Th2 inflammation and tissue eosinophilia. To address this overall hypothesis, Specific Aims will investigate the mechanism by which: 1) Human Eosinophils Express a Pro-Resolution Phenotype with CCL19 and CCL21 Stimulation;2) Human Eosinophils Exposed to CCR7 Ligands Prevent Th2 Polarization of Lymphocytes;3) Allergic Airway Inflammation Is Increased in Mice with CCR7-Deficient Eosinophils. These studies will utilize human eosinophils isolated from the peripheral blood of human donors and murine models of allergic airways inflammation. Specific experimental designs include multiplex-based studies of cytokine secretion, eosinophil gene expression analysis, eosinophil-lymphocyte interaction studies, and murine studies utilizing eosinophil adoptive transfer. The proposed research has the potential to provide insights into differential eosinophil responses to specific chemokine stimuli and lead to improved understanding of the intersection of eosinophilia and pulmonary disease.
Asthma and allergy are common disorders that affect millions of Americans, but a complete understanding of these diseases remains elusive. Eosinophils are inflammatory cells that have been noted to be associated with asthma and other lung diseases, as well as with environmental allergies. Our research aims to better understand how eosinophils behave in response to specific stimuli called chemokine in the hope that this will provide insight into their true role in asthma and allergic diseases.
|Khoury, Paneez; Akuthota, Praveen; Ackerman, Steven J et al. (2018) Revisiting the NIH Taskforce on the Research needs of Eosinophil-Associated Diseases (RE-TREAD). J Leukoc Biol 104:69-83
|Wang, H-B; Akuthota, P; Kanaoka, Y et al. (2017) Airway eosinophil migration into lymph nodes in mice depends on leukotriene C4. Allergy 72:927-936
|Akuthota, Praveen; Carmo, Lívia A S; Bonjour, Kennedy et al. (2016) Extracellular Microvesicle Production by Human Eosinophils Activated by ""Inflammatory"" Stimuli. Front Cell Dev Biol 4:117
|Akuthota, Praveen; Weller, Peter F (2015) Spectrum of Eosinophilic End-Organ Manifestations. Immunol Allergy Clin North Am 35:403-11


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3rd September 2015 at 2:00pm
Many of us are returning from our summer break still full of the joys of visiting distant shores. And, as a result some of us may be asking ourselves; what if we could live that life all the time or at least have some foreign foothold we could return to on a whim?
The foreign legion
As the economy continues to recover, Britons seem once again to be dreaming of owning a second home in the sun and, according to overseas mortgage specialists, UK buyers are flooding back to the foreign property market.
It's a big step for anyone, whatever their stage in life. Even buying a house in the UK can be complex, so what must it be like when it's another country or continent?
One of our colleagues Elaine Smith is doing exactly this and we thought it would be interesting and useful to hear her experiences.
So what prompted this wish to move abroad?
Our eldest lives in Florida, carving out a career as a golf professional. He's had to live a nomadic life, sharing accommodation, even living in motels at times, and as a mum this didn't sit comfortably with me. If he'd still been in the UK we'd have given him a hand to get on the property market so we thought why shouldn't we do it in the States?
It seemed a good time to buy. Prices are still much lower than they were in the mid-noughties in many holiday hotspots such as the Spanish Costas and this is also the case in the USA in Florida. The market is starting to pick up so it seemed like a good time to catch a bargain that also has the potential to be a good investment.
Cheap and plentiful flights help too and mean that a holiday home is easily accessible. So we could help our son onto the property ladder and have somewhere nice to stay when we visit too.
How did you plan to finance the house purchase?
Paying off the mortgage was a big moment in our lives. We were lucky enough to pay off ours 25 years after we first took it out. That was us – mortgage free at last. But then along came along a valid reason to look at perhaps taking one out again.
Was buying a holiday home tricky?
Buying a holiday home, especially abroad, can be a daunting experience. We certainly weren't familiar with the legal system and house-buying process and then there's the ongoing management when you're not there. The good news is that the internet is great for doing research but having local contacts can be invaluable.
Having our son over there meant he could speak to other residents in the area whilst we could continue with some online research. Social media is the new "word of mouth" and while, like word of mouth, it can be misleading or exaggerated, it still managed to provide some useful insights.
And you wouldn't buy a home in the UK without getting a survey so we knew it was worth spending the money on extra checks just to make sure we are getting a bargain and won't be left with an expensive flop.
What about property management?
Once we've bought the property, we'll obviously need to take good care of our investment. Yes, we'll make regular visits but it's also good to know someone is looking after it for us when we're not there. There will be times though when our son is out on the road and we'd want the peace of mind that the property is secure.
Again it's sensible to do your research. We spoke to owners of other holiday homes in the area to find out who they use and what they think of them. We'll also make sure and take photos of all the rooms and equipment and also the outside of the property, so we've got a visual inventory of the condition of the contents.
So what's next?
Once the legal stuff is all sorted it'll be time to book those flights and enjoy visiting our new home. Buying a holiday home later in life can bring lots of benefits. We plan to retire in a few years and we'll look to pay off the mortgage with money from our pensions. Then we can look at taking extended breaks. Not sure how our son will feel about that though!
Don't get burnt by moving abroad
Elaine's story is the first of a short series we'll be running on the practicalities of a move abroad. We'll look at topics such as how you access your savings, any potential tax implications, and even the effects of choosing to work abroad. So watch this space.
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Below is cross-cutting theoretical work.
Beyond Comorbidity: A Critical Perspective of Syndemic Depression and Diabetes in Cross-cultural Contexts
This article examines the comorbidity concept in medical anthropology. I argue that the dearth of articles on comorbidity in medical anthropology may result from the rise of syndemic theory. Syndemics recognize how social realities shape individual illness experiences as well as distribution of diseases across populations. I discuss synergistic interactions foundational to the syndemics construct through my research of depression and diabetes comorbidity in vulnerable populations from urban United States, India, and South Africa. I argue that social and economic factors that cluster with depression and diabetes alone and together exemplify the biosocial processes that are at the heart of syndemics. In doing so, I illustrate how social, cultural, and economic factors shape individual-level experiences of co-occurring diseases despite similar population-level trends. Finally, I discuss the relevance of syndemics for the fields of medicine and public health while cautioning what must not be lost in translation across disciplines.
Applying syndemics and chronicity: interpretations from studies of poverty, depression, and diabetes
Medical anthropologists working with global health agendas must develop transdisciplinary frameworks to communicate their work. This article explores two similar but underutilized theoretical frameworks in medical anthropology, and discusses how they facilitate new insights about the relationships between epidemiological patterns and individual-level illness experiences. Two cases from our fieldwork in New Delhi and Chicago are presented to illustrate how syndemics and chronicity theories explain the epidemic problems of co-occurring depression and type 2 diabetes. We use these case studies to illustrate how the holistic agendas of syndemics and chronicity theories allow critical scholars to attend to the macrosocial factors contributing to the rise of noncommunicable diseases while still honoring the diversity of experiences that make individual illness experiences, and actual outcomes, unique. Such an approach not only promotes a more integrative medical anthropology, but also contributes to global health dialogues around diabetes, depression, and their overlap.
Syndemic suffering: Social Distress, Depression, and Diabetes among mexican immigrant women
In a major contribution to the study of diabetes, this book is the first to analyze the disease through a syndemic framework. An innovative, mixed-methods study, Emily Mendenhall shows how adverse social conditions, such as poverty and oppressive relationships, disproportionately stress certain populations and expose them to disease clusters. She goes beyond epidemiological research that has linked diabetes and depression, revealing how broad structural inequalities play out in the life histories of individuals, families, and communities, and lead to higher rates of mortality and morbidity. This intimate portrait of syndemic suffering is a model study of chronic disease disparity among the poor in high income countries and will be widely read in public health, medical anthropology, and related fields.


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Bangladesh monsoons - running from violence into the eye of the storm
It's raining heavily in the refugee camps in Bangladesh. Rohingya children and their families face the prospect of losing their temporary homes to landslides and flooding.
"You can finally hear the laughter of children in the camps. After everything these families have been through we are worried about the devastation the monsoons may bring. We are focused now on keeping the refugees safe, healthy and dry as we see the rains take hold," said Jean Metenier, Chief of Field office, Cox's Bazaar, UNICEF Bangladesh.
What happens when it rains?
- Landslides: the camps were hastily constructed to meet the urgent needs of new arrivals. Already a landslide has killed a young girl and injured two other children who were out collecting firewood
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"I IVo Offer You a Homccly Which Insures SAFETY to LIFE or Both Mother and Clilld. MOTHERS FRIEND ' ROBS CONFINEMENT OK ITS FAIN, 110RROK AM) D,\>'GEIl, Makes CHILD-BIRTH Easy. Endor*c<l "nil r«eomm«mloil by physicians, inldwivBit nml those who linva udnU It. Ben-lire of »ub»tituti-H niul Imltiitlolifl, Sonl by express or ranll, on receipt of prlco. • 1.00 per bottle. Book "TO MOTHERS" mulled free, oontaliilnn voluntuvy testimonials. MOULATOK CO., Atlanta, Oa. SOLD BY AM, DUUGOIST3, SOME fflSTORY (Coiitiiiuu'd from Fourfli r.'ige.) TIMETABLES. LOCAL TIME TABLES. Solid trains between "Peorla and Sandusky" and "Indianapolis and aflchlfi-an." Direct connections to and from all points In the United States and Canada. Jb. E. & W. K. R Arrive Loavb SOUTH BOUND, No 21 Pacific Ex Dally.. 7:10 am 2:08 am Xo 25 Indlanap's Ex Sunll:45n m No. 23 Mall & Ex ex Sun. 3;25 p m P-JO p m No £9 Passenger ex Sun No, 151 Rochester Local Arrive 4:43 p. m. except Sunday. NORTH BOUND. 6:20 a in No. 20 Mall & Ex ex Sim.10:22 a n< 3:30 p m No 22 Michigan City dally 4:-15 p m 1:55 p m No 24 Detroit Ex ex Sun No 150 Accom. ex Sun.. 6:45 am •Docs not run north of Peru on Sunday. Trains 21 and 20 run dally between Indl- jnapolls and Peru, No. 20 via Tlpton arrives at Bloomington at 9:32 p. m. making-direct connection with C. & A, faat train arriving In Kansas City at S:53 next mornlns, connecting direct at Kansas City for Denver, San Fran clsjo and all points west. Free recllnlns chairs between Tlpton and Missouri river lor all passer.Kers. Nos. 20, 21, 22, and 23, connect at Tlpton with main line trains rorSanduaky.Pcoria anfl all points east and west. F->r ticket rates and ceneral Information call on J. J. Skinner ticket iifrent, L. E. & W., Pern, Ind., or C. F. Dally, (jenerai passenger atfent, Indianapolis, Ind. i;hey -•he Pi-njn."yrrmiiH S'. fDklly except Sunday, Leave Arrive. Bradford and Col....*12:50 a ro • 2:45 am Philadelphia & N, T..'12:50am Richmond & Clnti....« 1:00 a m Jnd'plg A Louisville..*12:45 am EKner & Peoria • 3:05am Crown .Point & Chi..* 2:55:am Richmond & Clntl..t S:« am Crown Point & Chi..t 0:00am Moimcallo Jc Ellaer f Kill) n in Bradford A Col t7:56am Effner local rreight.,t 8:30a m Ina'pla * Loulovlllo..' 2:00pm Richmond and Clntl.,• 2:10 p m Bradford and Col....* 2:05 p m Phlla & Nuw York....* 2:f>5 P m Montloello & EKne...t 2:20 p m Chlcaso «l:35pm Chi & Intermediate..* 4:30pro Kokomo & Rich t2:30pm Bradford & Col.,.....t 4:30 p m • 2:45 a m • 2:20 am • 2:30 am •12:30 am •12:40 a ra tll:20 p m t 7:a(ipm t 1KB p m t 4:15 pm t 2:15 p m • 1:30 p m • 1:20 p m • 1:10 p m • 'lad p m t 7:45 am • 1:55 pm •12:30 pm tll:00am t!2:20 p m J. A. McCULLOUGH. Acent. Logansport. WEST BOUND.; ]!•:(( p TO 10:!4 p in (•:17 p in a:33 I- 111 J nf") ir'il 1. inin . tPllj i» FIT . St. Louis limited dnllj, TIU.I.O -13'.. Vast Mull anllr. 'old no 47' ............. Kansiis City upress dally • ow t o.-il ^acexprrhS(.«llj ixtiin 'OKI 1 1- d.'/..Jli II' u m NO. EAST BOUND. 2 N. T. 4 Boston lira d dally 'old no 42., 2:41 am 6 Fast mall dully, 'o:dno4U ............... »:4» « m 4 Atlantic Llm aally ex Sun 'old no -14,. 4:52 p m 74 .Local Irt. Accom. daily ex 8nn ......... 12 60 p m EEL RIVER DIVISION. WEST BOUND. No 35 arrive ........................................... 'M* » In No 37 arrive ..... ,', ................... , ............. 2 J5 p m EAST BOUND. . . lO,*" a '" -i- M P '" No 36 leave No 34 leave VANDALIA THAJNS LEAVE LOQANSPORT. IND. , , , . FOR THE NORTH. J>"o 6 for 8t Josepli, ddllj'ex Sunday.... l«:3l a m No 14 for at Joseph, daily ex Sunday ..... 0:15 a m Ho 20 for St Joseph, ex Sun ...... '.'. . . . . j^ p m Jlo 10 to St Joieph Sundur only ............ -:(H) u in No 8 eiSundar wrSouti Bend ............. t) 35 p m 'No 8 has. through purlor C«T, Tndlannpoliato South Bend via Colisx. No KO' has through sleepers, St Lonla to llsckl uaw. • .-: i ' -.. ....-• FOB THE SCUTH No 13 for Terre Haute iJnllJ ex Sun ........ 7 ill a m Jlo 11 forTerroHnutedaUrexSun.... 2£f> p m NO 21 dally ex Sunday ............................. 11:50 » '» No 13 lias ihron([h parlor car, Sooth Bond to lD(llan«polb,vla.tolfiLX , • , . j?o 21 has thn ugh Slcener, 3faoklnaw to St. Louis. - • • • . No 15 <!ailT except Sunday ..................... »35 p m No IT Sunday only ................................. 10.-* p in For complete time card, giving all trains end stations, and for full Information B.B to rates, through cars, etc., address J. C. EDQEWOETH, Agent. Logansport, Ind. Or, -E. A. Ford,' General" .Passenger Agent, St. Loulu, Mo. THE OKMT HINDOO RIMBDY S T!U£ XBOVE Curca all ? ervou» Dijo»RM. 'YiUltnfr Uoniorr, ar««l8,3loopleicnfi->d, Sfigntly Lnifs- ilonn, etc., caiwod by pint almroii, elves •o•hmnk™ ontnnn, and quickly butsurol; ijuBtiHaHlia'Ml In old oryountr. fcaallycurrictuMivuHi roclrJt, ITloofl.OW » jmckuifo.. Six tor *.1.0(l with • written lunmntcc Kk»reor mwioymfuiidcd. Uon^ bvtian i;,,ttilion, but insist on liavlnB J>I>A1 F O, J. younlnijwlHtliiisno'/iirot It,we will »ond It prepaid. l* f CklMIO, 11U, .. ••rid leadinc druEKisis o douo in mi isuir.nl. The dipping of tin; li:uimiiiiMvd [li'occs Clio im-ltlng of t.ho iii'liMi'd plix-cu, would feast 1 . Grcut quun- ti.'iien of good coin'would cojno forth froim soot'uit di'iiwoi'si and from behind tin 1 ])jiii!«lpi of H'rtlnools. The mutilated silver would giuduafly llo\v Into the mint, and would can ID forth usMin.in n 1'ur.m wAi-k-li would uuiku mii'tUmion im- piixsiilik'. InuKli-ort lil'im: tlio whole cur- IVIK-.V at' l.lu.' realm would lie in « sound s:.au.', :i.nd during tin; pro^n.'Sn oC Mils .inv;i.i; cliiwi.w, there wouTil nove? :ii any moment bo a.uy scarcity of nioni'y. Tlw\SD wuru weAgHty conslderiiti.on<; a.iul, 1o tlie John: authority nf 'North mul IvOeUo,. o,ii-. snali :\ qiu'-itloji grunt n. 1 - jipeot is due. Yet -it must be o\ni(;d thill, the.iir |plan was o^iun to one ,ii'r.!ons wJuch did jiot indeed nJto- 'r esc;ipo fJicilr notice, Titir. of which sown ito IKIVC tliougliit txio Hghily. rwtoriiitUni O'f the cnn'Oiwy w.'u< :i to Hie wlrolc cuiir.iniMi.ity. On priiK-iplo, rlinn-, was the expom.-sc of nv-itorinj; it he cnrrCMK-y to be liorno by ;i |i:irt. of nlio co-nniuwiilyV It wns ino^t do-slrnWc doubtless tha.t the words pounds and sliilliliw should ,-isain have a fixed filRn!li«itj<i.n. that UVCIT man should know whu't his con 1 !r:id> menu* ;nul what his i>roiKirty n'iis worJli. Hnt was it just to attjiilii-Uiis excelk'Ht end liy meiUK vf wlil«)i the t'ffL'c-t would lie tlunt every farmer who liaO put "iy ~ linudrod pounds to pay his ivnf, every trader who had scraped f.ojrciher a liun- d.i'i'd. iionnds to meet li.is m-cepluncos, would find life Iiuiulred pon.nds rOilnced to nu-er. his nectiptjinoes. would Hud h'.i liniHlrt'd pounds reduced hi a momciit \.~> fifty or sixty? It was not the fault of sncli n i'ann.e.v or o-l! such ,1 trader thai his crowns si ml hsi'lfcrowns were not o: t'ul-1 wwpht. The sovM-nniont itself was to bhune. Tho evjl wl;ii-h the S-inle h:'ul paused t;iie Suite was bound to repair; JUKI it would evjdetttly !i;ivo boon wroiiK to throw the clui.rpre of tlie rep.ir- nttou on iv pnrt.i-cuhi.r claw merely lie- cause tlunt (sliiss was so ,*!tu:it.cd tlKit it could convenleuitily bo pillnswl. It would have boe.u as roasonaiilc lo rc- nni-rc t.ho tmiber in.orchaais to bear Mie wlinfe cost ftf flto'li.? onil. filii 1 Ch.'inncl Meet, or the ffiHiBiivlitilis lo liffir the whole post of supplcnl'iiK nrnij! to '.lie reprl- nir.nts'in Tlnjiders, ns to restore Uie currency of the kingdom nt the expense; of those ind-ivJduals In whose hands the clipped rs'ilvcr lKi.pnen«d a.'; - parlJcnlar moment to bo... "I/ocke declared Unit he rorrrotteil the loss* w.lii<rh,. H' l:is..'idvk-c ware taken, wou-ld fall ou t.ha hoildei-s of the short money. But it npnosvred to him tliat the mutiioa must -take a choice between evils. AIM! in truUi i'l was iii-ueh easiei' •to lay do-\vn. the Kcu.cr.iJ proposilion Um: the expanses of rd»tor.inj? -Hie currency otiplit fo 1«? !iwiie by !Jie public than to devise a.ny -naxle in wh.ith tiliey could without cxtraino inco.nveii'io.iico awl dii-HSBr bo so bonie. Was tt to lie an- .nomiced thait everj 1 person who should wi-t.li-iiit a te.mii of a year or half a year cairry to tiho imliit a clipped crown sltonkl receive jn cxchan-fre for Jl :i mJiHetl c-n'owm, and tliat t.lrc difference between the v-nlue o-f the two pieces should be made good out of the public purse? Thjut would be to offer a premium for clipping. The sircars wouM be; mioro busy than ever. Tho short money woii'ld evfriT dny become shorter. The differciice which t-lio uixpayeiw woti'ld h.'i-vo to nia.ke frood would prob- iibly.be si-eawr by a -ni'ltion at the end-' of tiie'verm than n.t the bpfrJuoJ-tiK; n,nd- •the whole of this million wonJd ?o to reward ' innitofactoa-s. If the time nl-' lowed for. t3ie bnijigJiiff 'In p-f Hie liaiiii- uienMj 1 coiln w.rc much shorteuod, t.he danger o>f furtihcr eli-Pi'i'iiKf would be' prapoiitlo-mUly d'lmta'ishwl; lint nnothei': cLanser w.o«,ld'.be Incu.rred, The sl-lver would flow into tlie mint so much faster than -It could possibly now out tJnit there nwi^t, idwlng-'some nw.ntlis. bo n ftnlcvous sCiircitj- of money. ".Mraiiwli/llo fJie mwly libt'i'iiti-'d presstsi of 'the' capital never rested ;i inonn?ulv IiMiiujnerti^le ]>:nnpl-ilets anil broadsides * abomt the coiai lay on tin: counters of the booksellers, .ml were thrust into the tends of jiuratirrs o-t in tlio lobby. In mio of tlie cnTion.< ;ind amiisinR of these pieces lA-wis aj).d bis ministers siru in- t.t'oduced, exprc«s*up ilia Ki'i'.'it^i aliinn lest Hn^'liuid should nifike he:-self the ri'Chost country in ihu world by Wie simjiic expedient or calling :i!in;ponce a t-'li'i-Ui.ng, - and cunnnwirly lire-. dirfJTijr Mint, if -the old gtandard Wfre iiiailm'tiii'Liiod, tihere would bo aiKriher revohitton. SoiM wr.iiteiv= vciieineiuiy Many a uervous woman sits up all tU« niglit and tries to read herself sleepy. Nine to one she don't accomplish her purpose, Nine to one, she (fets more and more ner. vous. The slightest sound strikes terror tc her heart. Tlie dark corners of the room contain a thousand frights. She doesn'l know what she is afraid of, but she is afraid, actually, honestly, nervoiTsly, abjectly afraid. Healthy women are not cowards. If a wo man is nervous and sleepless and afraid ol the rustle of her own dress, there is so'.iiu- thinfj the matter with her. The most delicate nerves in her body are set on edjre bj weakness or disease. Nine-tenths of th« nervousness, irritability and bad temper ic women is merely a symptom of ill health— ill health of the delicate a:id sensitive or. (fanisni that makes her a woman. If she is overworked, or over-worried, the effect wir. show itself there first. There U no u?e taking- harmful and deadly narcotics for nervousness and sleeplessness. It will leave the body in a worse condition than it wai before. The way to effect a cure is to curt the cause. Dr. Pierce'* Favorite Prescription will do it. It has cured tens of thou. sands of cases of female weakness and nervousness, It is a most wonderful iuvig-orat- icp nervine or nerve food. It brinps sound healthy sleep and restores the glow anc bloom of health. It is the only medicine now before the public for woman's peciiliai ailments, adapted to her delicate organization by a regularly graduated physician— an experienced and skilled specialist ir. these maladies. It cannot do harm in anj condition of the system. Its sales exceed the combined sales of all other medicinei for women. The siory of , its discovery and iti wonderful success is told in one part of Doctor Picnic's fircat thousand page book, "Common Scnr.e Medina! 'Adviser," which will be sent free ou receipt of ai one-ceni Mamps lo pay for inailinc; only. World'! Dispensary Medical Association, No, 6Vi; Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. reeo-hiud accordlnft to 1:ln; old standard both in welsh t and of (ineucss; that all the iivw pieces should tie milled : that tihe.la-.-s on- tin; clipped pieces (should be borne by Iho public; chat a t:me should be fixed after which no c-tipi)ed incncy sh-cnkl ibis's, except in payments to the frovornmeirt; a.:id lihat. n later time slionld lie Jlxi-d, a.l.'t.ci' which no cllppeil m-cm-cy should pa^s at all. W-hat. divisions took .place In -rlu: Conimiltt.ee can not be ascertained. When t;!ie res-:ihi- Hons were reported there v,-.-.s one di- v.is.ion. It was the titie.sUon whether the old standanl of weight should be inatnirt'iiied. T!ie noes were a linwlred a.iwl foureleu; tlie nyes two hundred and twenty-live. "Tho prLndples of the Hecoinjipe -Act arc excellent. But. some of the ileta^ils. both of that act and of a snpplonventary act which was passitl n.t a later period of tlie sciss-ian, seem ro prove that Mon- ra,aue had not fully considered what l-effrslaitiort caw, and what it cannot, aif- fect. For example, be porsu-aded tin; rarlitiimont to enact That tt should be pensil to ftivn <n- fake more thia.ii twenty-two slilhUimjrs for a KUlmea. It may bo-co-nfidonlily alfirn'.ed t,lia-t t'his enaot- nie.nt was not smKKe«tc<l or approved by Locke. He w<?ll fc-mew fliin.t the hiffh price of .sold wa.s mot the evl:, and fhat. a fall hi rhe prite of paid would- inevitably foWo.w, a.nd could by no lumiati power or inKMiiiltj- be made t'o precede. tlio recol.n.'if;e of the silver. In fact. tho ponaJty seems to have produced no effect wha.tever, pood or bad. Till the milled sliver was in. elrcula lion, 'the jruiJiea coiiHwiwl, In spite of the law. lo pass .for dilfty sldllin^s. When t;ic inilled silver bettvine plon.t.lCn.l, th-i; Kiilnea fell, .no* to hvon*y-twOi*liillii)ss. wJiilch was Muc'liifflii-st price al'owed by tlve hnv, but to t.weny-one slillliinps and. WITHIN OUR BOEDEES News Briefly Told from Various Towns in Indiana. WIH Kntorca ttio law. Indianapolis, I'm)., July IS.—Gov. Matthews is annoyed every year with numerous complu in is of the boisterous conduct of picnic parties from Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago, and proposes to stop it with the militia. The governor says the law has been frequently violated by these crowds, whisky having been dispensed without a license, anil thnt boiclcrons conduct hns character- j>.cil the gatherings. The sheriff rf Starke county hns written to the governor infoiminghim thai« party o* several thousand Bohemians from Chicago will hold a picnic near A'orth .Tudson next Sunday and as!;s for instructions. The governor lias in- xtructcd (he slu'rift" to see that the lavs is observed.- 10 gather a posse lo help him keep order, and to enforce the "nw to HIP Ic-lter. Hi- has also ordered a militia fompnny nt Knox to be in readiness should l!ie shcrifT find it necessary to en I) on thorn. Kobe? Ituclnc KUInil. Tndiannpolis. Ind:, .Inly IK.—The state supreme court has upheld the Roby racing law of iSS.'t. The ense on mo np on appeal frotn i.ho decision of lhcL;ike county circuit, court, which refused to prant an injunction to prevent racing nl: the Sheffield. Forsyfhc ami IJohy tracks so long as the law which provides that racing 1 shall not be held more than 3j consecutive days at any one track was not violated The supreme court holds that (he three tracks are rwned by one corporation and thnt the Sheffield and Forsythe tracks \VITC constructed for (ho one purpose of evading the law by racing 13 days on each, thus making the attractions continuous. Contractor .Hust Tny. Indianapolis. Ind., July IS.—Alexander d', Tatton. of Co!unibns, O.. ;u< lewee of convict labor inxj.be South Tndinna prison, fell'behind with the state, and suit was brought in Floyd comity by the attorney general and judgment wits taken for $28.2-12.02, The company nlso operated a factory at. Muno.ie, ns well nr- at Columbus and the I7nio;i national bank. Muneie, a creditor of notes fnlly secured, applied for l.hc ip- pointment of a receiver, -which war granted. The slate opposed the receivership and appealed, and the su- premo court has held that the Fat ton company wax not insolvent and that the receivership was unnecessary. Minors Need Kuflonn. Terre Haute, Ind., .Inly IS.—It is tin- doubicdly true that 2.000 or 2,SOC bituminous miners and those dependent, on them are on very short rations. Perhaps 800 or 1.000 have left the state- since the strike against the reduction from (10 to '>~> cents began on Jvfay 1, Several hundred are nt work, some at GO cents and others at day labor rates, There are no reports of actual suffering from hunger, but in many mining communities the people are. living on vrg-e- tables which they have raised or which are given to them by the neighboring fa.rme.rs. Committees to solicit ait! have been sent in all directions. The Woman's Bicycle * In strength, lightness, grace, and elegance of finish and equipment Model 4J Cchim- tia is unapproached by any other make. saddles are recommended by riders physicians as proper in shape and ^sjust- ment, and every detail cf cq'jipment contributes to comfort and p!s£.s«jrc<. 100: TO ALL ALIKE. "Tho added pleas-J-o cf riding » Cfrl- umbia Is worth cvc.-y ifolisr of tiria $IOO a Cc.'umbia costs." Beautiful Art CatQlo^De cf Cc'-jmbi.i ar.d H.-irtf^rd Bicycles is free Kyqu call upon may Columbia Ap,er.c; by niu:'. from us :or two 2-cc::t ituir.pE. POPE MFG. CO., Hartford, Conn. Branch Stores and Agencies ir. nlrrOBt every city and town. If Columbias pre not properly represented in your vicinity, let us knew. , IIS1 THE WORL,P \ Por keeping the Systom In a Healthy Condition. CURES Headtch •» CURES Constipation. Acti on tho Liver and Kidney*. Purtfle* t»H» B'.ood, Dispels Cold9 and Fevers, Baautifle* the Complexion «nrf tm Pltaslnft- and Rofreshlno: tr» the Tasta. SOLO mr tt-L. DnuQQisr*. ffk nicely llluatr.itwl elfttty-piffe Lincoln Story BoqU CITIB ^o cTtrj pnrchMer «< * »»ck»ee of LincolD Tea. Price IISc. Aik fftti drurcUL wr LmojLK T«» Ce_ Tort WI T M. tak For Sale by B. F. KEESL1NO. LUSCIOUS WATERMELONS. "Early -in Februa.ry the panic wli'ch had been caused by the Hist debates on the currency subsided; and, from that •Kimo till the fourth of May. flie want of money was not very severely felt. Tlie recoimajcre Ijcsani Ten- fnrniK-s,' wcro e.w.'Ctiutl in the crardeu behind tlie Trcasnu-y; au-d every day hu^e lu'nps ot pared aidd <le | faced cro'W.ns aaid sliilliusrs were turned fcn-to m;u«9y lui.sats. 'wlvieli were instan.Uy sent off to the mint In the Tower." - ondaryorTep ry 11LOOO 1'OJSON pormanentlf ea IU3& toaWffliyi. Sou OOB bo troulocj A fty. IfrouprcfBrtocomeherowowllicoD' 'iracttopajrtllroidftironndliotolbllli.rind .Plmplos, Copper Cofored &puta. Clcom on my pmt'oi tbotiodr, Ilnlr or Eyel>rown rnljlntf out. It I* thli Secondary UtOOlJ.FOiSOS wtm»rmntectociiro. Wo9olicittbemoiitob<t4 date -care* nod clialtanco ttip world rora p»>e we< nnnoteurr. This d]«cn«a,b.-i5 nlivayg "MBIed th» Mfclll of the Wont eminent phy»l- •clani. . «BOO,OOO capital behind our vnconat- olute proof* m objected to'th,e proposition that thfl public slio-trld bear the expense of rtstorhvf: nhe ciirreucy; some ur^ed the jr-ov- .crnsnent to take this opportunity of as- .•si.iniib.tin« the mojiey of Enplantl to tlie money of ne.iffhborjup nations; one projector was for'coining'fjii'lldew; another for eol'iiiinft dol-lni-R, "Wi'thll.n the walls of Parliament the debates continued during several aux- loiw days. At lengili Montasne, after defeat/in^, fiiwt those wio were for let- tn'nj; tljliifrs remain unaltered till the' 7)ooee. and then- those \vlio wore for the BtitJe slvlMliipr, carried eleven resolutions in• which, the outlines of Ms.own plan were set forth. Ifwns rosolyed that the money of the kingdom should be Now Stoamihlp Lino to Jnpnn. St. Paul, Minn., July 18.—(jenem! Manager Iwnnag-a, of the.Tapaiiose Muil fiieaniship company, with headqnurtors in Tokio. hns sig-necl a contract with the Crcnt Xorthcrn Railway.company for 'the establishment Tf n sttamahip lint 1 between -Tokio'nnd SwitiJe. The GrciH Nort'hevn.system will then extend from Tokio to Buffalo, X. Y. 1'or iho pirscnt there will be ,bnt oni 1 steamer casj monthly, the firet one leaving about Aug-nst 15. "' ' -. Instructed'for llryun. Philadelphia, July 'IS.—Thustiice convention of the American silver party was hchl here. ightceii deloiriitos- n.t-larpv were chosi'n to tlie na- tioanl convention to meet at St, Louis on July ~~ ami the. 1 were instrnyipd to vote'for .liry'an :ui< Rewnll as the can- 'didate of the American silver pajf.y. . Prom?rvln,7 i'ruJt Trlth .Borax. Experiments r'.rc' sitill beiiig'tried in England in preserving fresh ,-fruit; in boras.. It has been found perfectly successful with -cherries, and is now .being tried with vegetables. . , . . r.lvlni; Vfarrimc or stormn, : The night watchtr.au in Albany, Mo., rings, the .big bell when he thinks tbe' clouds indicate the near approach,of <v, heavy storm. ,' ' ' . A Groun Uoodtt Mnn. Shelbyvillo, Ind., July IK, — A man cnllinff himself Christopher Tctereon, of 310 State street, Chicago, entered the oftici; of the Singer Sewing Machine company and wanted to dispose of $100 in counterfeit paper money to Frank Bonder for ton dollars. Bender asked him to wnit there until he went to the bnnk to get ten dollars. Instead of doing so he returned with an officer when Peterson jumped through a window nixl escaped, leaving the "green goods." The counterfeit was of the denomination of five' dollars and was . almost perfect. • To Be Tried lor Mnrelcr. . English. Ind., July IS.--Tin' case o/ Jimies C. Weathers, charged with killing- W. H; Hobson at Mnrcniyo last month, was called for preliminary examination, which he waived, and was put under bond of .$10.000, instead of the $rj,000 set by t.he coroner's jury. Mr. Weathers claims that Hobson, who was a brother-in-law, was crazy and came upon him with a shotgun, threatening to kill him. The prosecution declares thnt Hobson arose from n sicl: bed that day for the first time in a yenr. IMny Call iv Mliiem' Strike. Rhclbiiru, Ind.. July IS.—President Knight, of tlie Mine Workers' union, pays that u state convention will be caik'd nt Terre Haute next Wednesday, the object of which is to call out the bituminous miners, who are working at present regardless of whether they .ire leceiving the scale or not. . letter Carrier In Trouble. Lafayette, Ind.. July JS. — Philip Hloom. a le.ttc'i'-rnrrier. mid David .Hosi'nxwoig. a ticket, broker,.were arrested by secrct : servh;e officials on n chiiryc of robbing- the mails, l.lloom is accused ol' riding letters containing .railrond mileage and. selling the mile- .ngc ro 17o.sc A Brunette Statesman Tclln now the Melon Should Bc'Eutcii. "You want to know something about t.lio watermelon crop, and not politics. Well, bless your soul for that; it is a relief froju the a wf u) monotony of ram- pui^-u talk. "Alabama watermelons will be as pood this year as they ever were," sai-s the St. Louis Past-Dispatch, "and perhaps better, but to cat o, luscious melon is most interesting. Never cut a watermelon; it spoils it. Let it drop and then pick up the pieces and eat them with your fingers. Just imagine biting a chunk out of the ripe red heart; the heart that sparkles all over with little globules of honey water, and wben you get it in your mouth it evaporates and disappears, but leaves there Ihe sweetest taste that drives care away and makes the whole world sunshine. Rut, ot course, I'll admit that to establish that feeling for any length of time it is necessary to eat more than, one melon. "Yes, I have eater the hearts of nine radons without stopping-, but I recTcon I could finish several more. When I j;"ade that record Ihe suppijag-avc out nrid 'I had to stop. "People in the north. I understand, do not cat the seeds. Tf they had a stomach like mine, made in the boiler works, they could eat most anything, and I am particularly fond, of the seeds, as they are the, most nutritions." HIBERNICISMS. Two "Irlnh" Bull! >'ot ftt All Ctmrceabl* toi Irlfllimrn. • The Spectator ' records Two "Hi- bernicisms" which are not chargeable to Irishmen. One of them was recently uttered by the capt;iin of a "boys' brigade."—a popular miijtary organization in a certain English parish. HP addressed'the <»rps on the subject of the de;ilh of Prince Henry of Battenburg, and in ending his sympathetic remarks cliose ah appropriate hymn to close the service. "And now," br said, "let us sing these lines in solemn silencel" The other remark was made by a clergyman in a discourse on the transitory • lia-tiire of earthly things. "Look." he said, "a! the great cities of antiquity; whore lire tliry now? Why, some of them linve perished so completely that it i-s probable they never existed!" Good Hotels In Ntkznrcth. hotels have recently been opened on Moimt Carmel. n.t Nazareth, nnd at Tiberias. vinto vopue during the reign of Henry 11. In ilugland. A Fatal Shot, Shelbyville, Ind., July 18. — lonas .°lo°eph, i 1 clothing mercliaiH here, accidentally shot nncl futnlly wounded Jlis's Flora Slifor. He ^vas shooting at .a target' in his buck yard, wht'n'u bullet went astray and entered the -body of -MiKS,. Sliftfr, who was passing. S«s Fire hy 1,1,1,'htnlnK, .Muncie; Ind,, July 18.— J. S. .Black's large barn east of iluncie was fired by lightning' and destroyed with all the contents, .consisting of hay, wheat, farm implements and 25 head of hogs, which were 1 cremated.' The loss is nearly $5,000, with no insurance. .-••'• ' ' ' Cfimp Moeilnit Begin*. * LofayttterJnd'., July 18.— The Battle Ground- camp meeting began Friday evening: with evangelical. song services by Prof. Ma-vwell. There WHB a good attendance., The cottages. on. the grounds are more geaeraJly occupied tban'laft .year. . '' '. " ' ! WEDDED TO A BARON. Elm pie Ceremony »t Which Ther« **• No BridetiualuA. Wiss Bianohe I>e Wolfe and Earoa: Louis de Levay, of Hungary, were; mar- ' ried the other night at Bristol, R. 1. .' Tbe proposed morning ceremony by,- Eev. Patrick McCabc, of St. Mary's- church, was not performed. ' . Bishop Harki.ns notified Father Mo-:'.: Cabe that the Ca.tliolio church could not' sanction the dual ceremony. When t-lw ; baron left Hunpi.ry the archbishop of- . his diocese informed him that there ! Plight be trouble in regard to the mar-. riage ceremonies in tliis country. H* tnformcd him, however, that he would ; luori^ 1 them according to the ritual ofj tbe church when tbi-y returned to the baron^s native land. . Tlie Catholic marriage ir. Hungary,. will be made an elabora,te event, andj will be attended by t.bc king- and all 1 , the notables of tbc court. Baron de«. : Levay said his parliamentary and mUi- tarj- duties were of such importance- that he'was liable to be recalled to-•:, Hungary at any time. . ... The ceremony was simple. It \va* . performed in one ol the smaller rooms ot the Colt mansion by Jtev. Dr. Locke,: :; of St. Michael's Episcopal church. Only.. v " members of the family were present.'. There were no best man and no brides* ; maids, The reception that was.held ;>: was of the most elaborate character.' -' •Boron de Levay is a member of th».-; Ifungaa-inn porliomentand an officer ot , the king's guard. .' . '.'•/ ___^—_——^^—^ ' .-.' BABY GRANTED WEALTH. Pouthn menu Brooklyn Child Deelmred t*' Be Helren to •4B.OOO. Margaretha Mayer; ten months old, was present in Surrogate Abbot's court in Brooklyn the other morning when she was declared an heiress to $45,000 , iu real estate and cash in bank. The baby cooed.and laughed and wn-s the , recipient of innumerable kisses and era- . braces by the friends of Mrs. iNfayer, who held up the little one foradmira-,, tion. She was born eight months and »<v« rtavs after the death of her father. .-.- Wheat from Gruns. •' Mr, Fnbre claimed tiiat ,'iftor JC.vwi* of cultivation he secured a variety of wheat from a noromon grass. Ihe "Aegilops Ovata." v.'hich prows abu.'i- :lantly fill over tlie *mi:.!i of Europe, O'.herw. however, claim-hi' was mis- tnkKi. and that the flowers of the p!r.nts in his experimcniR were hybrid- Iz"') u-it.h ivliwt. Tv.-o (.'iips nf i'o:-ni:n'.-il. two oups of flour, two cujjs of sweet millc, twoegirs. three-heaping ti'a.spoonfuls of bakinjf powder, naL'.-half cnp of butter, one- h».!f cup of Migar. R:i.l;e in gem tins.— N, Y. Lcfltrcr; Dew Reaches tlio CIooii«. Dew rises from the ground, T.nt how is the dew formed on bodies high up in the a.ir? If the dew comes out of the ground, should it not be- found-' on bodies only expose/! to the la-rtb? Now, .dew does not rise in particles, as it wa« once considered to fall in particles' like fine rain. It rises in vapor. trnibnrjt Clocks. The original Strasbnrg clock, the mechanical wonder .of Kurope. was made, in the', year 135S. 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In the spirit of Berlin Film Society's September screening of Philipp Jedicke's Shut Up And Play The Piano – the acclaimed documentary about the outrageous and subversive Chilly Gonzales, we are now accepting submissions on films and documentaries all about musicians, music artists, and singers! From Amadeus to Hearts Beat Loud, we're interested in essays, think pieces, and reviews in the following sub-categories:
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Lucas Perez has reportedly told Arsenal he wants to leave after feeling "cheated" by the handing over of his No 9 shirt.
The £17m signing still has hopes of earning a spot in Spain's squad for the 2018 World Cup, and – according to Spanish wesbite La Voz de Galicia – told Arsenal's transfer negotiator Dick Law of his desire to quit the Emirates.
"I want to leave, to play and be happy," Perez told Law, according to La Voz de Galicia.
"They [Arsenal] are not behaving well with me. The thing of taking the shirt number without telling me to give it to a companion [Alexandre Lacazette], it seems to me the last straw."
Lucas Perez was brought in from Deportivo La Coruna last summer after Wenger failed to land his main striker targets. He only started nine games for the Gunners but chipped in with seven goals and five assists, including a Champions League hat trick at Basel, and has had his mind set on a return to Deportivo.
"Last year I barely had any opportunities and when I had them I took advantage of them. And this season it is clear that it is going to be more of the same. I want to fight for the chance to play on the national team. I want to play football. But to do that I have to leave. And I think where I will be better off is in my home, with Depor," he said.
"I feel like I was tricked. In February I was not allowed to leave for China but it was promised that I would be playing more and then I had even fewer opportunities. But the shirt number was an ugly gesture.
"The least they could have done was to let me know before [it was made public] even if they were going to take it away anyway. It is something the club was not involved in. On the trip, Lacazette asked the manager and he agreed to it [the number change]. Afterward, they communicated it to us."


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ETF Global Update - June 2015/
June was another month of strong inflows for ETFs globally, as net deposits totalled US$25 billion. ETFs worldwide attracted US$53 billion of inflows in the second quarter of 2015 and over US$150 billion in the first half of the year. Global ETF assets remained just shy of US$3 trillion.
U.S. domiciled ETFs attracted US$15 billion of inflows in June, pushing the total for the first six months of the year past US$100 billion. International equity funds have seen much of the demand, and currency hedged funds in particular have proven popular as the dollar has risen. Currency hedged international equity ETFs in the U.S. garnered US$15 billion of inflows in Q2 and US$39 billion in the first half of 2015.
European domiciled ETFs saw moderate inflows in June, with US$2 billion of net deposits. Equity Germany funds garnered US$1 billion of inflows. Demand for ETFs in Asia was stronger, as Asian funds attracted inflows of US$7 billion in the month. Two Taiwanese equity funds from Yuanta Financial Holdings saw inflows of more than US$3 billion between them.
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Thanks, Amanda, Steven, and bunnies (top, l-r) Mama, Binky, and Louie! Amanda writes:
It was extremely difficult (and hilarious) trying to get three bunnies to sit still for a picture. We bribed them with food which helped a bit, but once the greens were gone they ran around like little knuckleheads.


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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Continental Airlines .....no thanks!
I feel the need to Continental Airlines bash!
In a nutshell:
Saturday 4.30 pm due to fly Manchester NH to Newark.
3.30pm received phone call flight cancelled due to mending the runway!!!!
No other flights available...due to fly out of Newark to Manchester UK at 10pm.
Told to go to Boston for the 5.30pm to Newark. No we cannot provide a shuttle bus that would be providing customer service.
5.00pm get to Boston burning rubber all the way..flight delayed an hour.
6.30pm delayed another hour.
7.30 delayed another one.
8.30pm cancelling look for another flight due to bad weather.
9pm New flight booked for tomorrow 11.30am to Newark then 7.30pm to Manchester UK
so I ask for a hotel as I am stranded.
Told NO.
9.15pm after huge temper tantrum I get a hotel.
Next day get flight to Newark on time surprisingly.
7.30pm after spending 6 1/2 hours wandering around the airport I felt like Tom Hanks in The Terminal movie flight delayed an hour..as it needs cleaning...hello I did spend a huge amount on this ticket!
8.30pm sat on plane feeling confident we are to move.
9.30pm still on the tarmac.
10.30pm oh yes still on the tarmac.
11.30pm hurray we are actually airborn!
5am arrive in Manchester UK... no one in immigration.. so wait an hour....hello Manchester I am home....let me in!
6am Collapse into my sisters arms.......I cannot bear the thought of coming back...will I survive???
My message to you all....think twice before booking with Continental! One lady could not get another flight to Tel Aviv for 48 hours!!!! Watch for Terminal 2 the movie!!!!
7 comments:
- Expatmum said...
Oh god. How awful. I would still be weeping I think. The one thing about trying to fly in the States in the summer is the bloody weather. It's just thunder, thunder, thunder. Hopefully on your way back the weather in England will be fine!
- June 17, 2008 at 3:28 PM
- Almost American said...
We flew Continental Boston-Newark-Manchester when we went to the UK to get married. I remember standing on the plane waiting to get off at Newark and smarter people in front of me were still sitting - making strange noises: "Wheee, PLONK!" I realized they were watching the luggage coming out of the hold, moving along the conveyor belt, and falling off it onto the tarmac. The baggage handlers were standing around chatting, and were only grabbing about one bag in five or six. I saw my own bag hit the tarmac and cringed - it had a computer in it. Not a laptop - a computer! It was a gift for my parents, 'puters being so much cheaper over here. Sure enough, when I got to my parents' house it did not work. Fortunately, we did manage to fix it. (Open case, reseat cards that had jiggled loose, and reclose case.)
On the return trip, when we got on the plane at Newark we discovered someone already sitting in DH's seat. They had not only double-booked but let both people on the plane! As the other person had boarded first, they were going to make DH get off. There was no way I was letting him get off the plane without me and I threw quite the hissy fit. The other passenger did not even volunteer to get off the plane! The flight attendants finally made her get off. (I suspect there was some kind of payment involved!) After the plane moved off from the gate we then sat there for a couple of hours before taking off because one runway was closed due to a plane bursting a tyre on landing. I should have just got off the plane with DH and waited for the next flight. My FIL had been a PITA for most of the flight across the Atlantic anyway, insisting on sitting next to me and not letting DH sit with me :-(
I have never flown Continental again.
Different plane story - when I tried to get tickets home at the last minute for my grandmother's funeral I called various airlines to get tickets from Boston to Manchester. I forget which one it was offered me tickets at $450 round trip. I thought that was a great deal for last minute tickets, until I realized they thought I wanted to fly from Boston, MA to Manchester, NH! It ended up costing me close to $1,000 instead to fly on Northwest via Amsterdam.
Sorry to hear your mum is not well. Hope you manage to have some quality family time while you're over there.
- June 17, 2008 at 7:26 PM
- Janet said...
What a horrendous journey! I hope your mum's okay.
- June 17, 2008 at 7:46 PM
oh my dear friend-- shall we send out a ship for you to come back on?
or shall I mail you a swim cap?
Anything but reboarding that HORRID plane!!
fyi, your children are THE BEST, hands down.
Bisous, bp
- June 18, 2008 at 4:52 PM
- Daffodilly said...
Oh thank you for all of your comments.
Now I need your help as I fly back tomorrow. Please if you have a spare moment do a sundance as the weather is predicted to be stormy.
My 5 & 8 year old nieces are dancing away like crazy.
Please let the planes fly on time or I will be in a mess for Monday as I have no daycare & Sir L is off on a golfing trip!
All dancers that maintain the sun will be rewarded with a large bar of Cadburys...start swinging those hips folks.
Almost American..I will be following your lead..no more Continental!
- June 21, 2008 at 7:29 AM
What an awful journey. I'm so sorry - and to have to deal with that with the worry of your Mum on your mind.
- June 21, 2008 at 4:18 PM
- Dixie said...
Good words.
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Uthamaputhiran songs has composed Vijay Antony who earlier composed Aval Peyar Thamizharasi(2010).Dhanush and Genelia doing the lead roles along with Bhagyaraj and Vivek.The movie is a fun loving tamil film.
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Starring : Dhanush,Genelia D'Souza,K. Bhagyaraj,Vivek
Composer: Vijay Antony
Director: Mithran Jawahar
Producer: Ramesh Tandra,Sharda Tilok
Studio: Balaji Studios
Release Date: 13 Jan 2011
Idicha Pacharisi - Ranjith, Sangeetha, Vinaya,
En Nenju - Vijay Prakash, Saindhavi
Thooral Podum - Ajesh, Janaki Iyer
Ulagam Unakku - Vijay Prakash
Ussumu Laresay - Vijay Antony, Emcee Jazz, Janaki Iyer
Kan Irrandil - Naresh Iyerm
. 01 Ussumu Laresay - Vijay Antony, Emcee Jazz, Janani Iyer
. 02 Kan Irrandil - Naresh Iyer
. 03 Idicha Pacharisi - Ranjith, Sangeetha, Vinaya
. 04 En Nenju - Vijay Prakash, Saindhavi
. 05 Thooral Podum - Ajesh, Janani Iyer
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Chesney Hawkes had
met Billy Shears at
Shane Ritchie´s wedding
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the line from England
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25th February 2008
The Walker Brothers had
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sixties and Gary gives us
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February 08.
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Christmas..... 29th
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Helen Shapiro has had a
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April 23rd 2008
John Gorman, Scaffold,
went to the same school
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remember the good old
days at St Anselms
College, Birkenhead.
Other old boys include
Paul O´Grady and Austin
Alvin has had a variety of
aspects to his career.
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switch from the
successful Shane
Fenton to the even more
successful Alvin
Stardust. Alvin jjoined
Vince on the line on 19th
May 2008
A unique, and
charismatic performer,
Dave Berry performed a
mixture of hard R&B and
pop ballads. He was
popular in Britain, and on
Continental Europe.
Albert is a guitar virtuoso
and he joined Vince on
the line from Los
Angeles on Monday 12th
May 2008


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Political topic is also favourite among seniors. Now we will talk about Brexit that is a hot topic in the world nowadays. Up to date information on Brexit follows in text.
Brexit means "British exit". People use this word when they talk about the United Kingdom (UK) and its leaving1 the European Union (EU).
The UK wants to leave the EU after a referendum from the 23rd of June 2016. This is the referendum question: "Should the UK leave the EU?"
And the result2? 17.4 million to 16.1 million for those who want to leave. Brexit cannot happen immediately3. The date for Brexit is the 29th of March 2019. But the EU agrees that it can happen later.
The UK and the EU have to negotiate4. They need to reach a deal. This deal is called the Withdrawal Agreement.
But in January 2019, the British parliament5 doesn't accept the agreement. And the same thing happens again two more times. The Conservatives6 are now trying to solve the problem with the Labour Party.
Vocab.: 1odchod| 2výsledek| 3ihned| 4vyjednat| 5parlament| 6konzervativec
Language notes: talk about=hovořit o|reach a deal=dosáhnout dohody|Withdrawal Agreement=dohoda o odchodu Británie z EU|solve the problem=vyřešit problém|Labour party=Strana práce
Sources: bbc.com
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Východiska, zkušenosti, praxe
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Being politically correct is a laudatory goal, but it's just super-hard to do it well. That point is made continually in the brilliant new play by Larissa Fasthorse that debuted this past weekend at Capital Stage. "The Thanksgiving Play" is a comical tour-de-force that is wonderfully delivered in a first-rate production directed by Michael Stevenson, Cap Stage's producing artistic director.
The play is a farce, built off of the idea that political correctness is an ongoing and ever-challenging responsibility that makes those committed to it something akin to religious zealots. For three of the four characters in the play, this commitment creates a multitude of complications that lead to some hilarious moments.
Logan is an elementary school teacher who is responsible for the children's theatrical productions. She has received a grant to produce a play featuring a Native-American actor and has spent the funding by hiring a "real actor" from Hollywood. But Logan is under a lot of pressure as 300 parents have signed a petition to have her fired. She will be directing the as yet unscripted play, which will also star her paramour, Jaxton, who is also into yoga and acting (he is a "street performer" at the farmer's market).
Caden is a would-be playwright, who is a history teacher at a neighboring elementary school. He's excited to be invited to provide his massive script that includes 4,000 years of history about the Thanksgiving holiday. And Alicia is the Hollywood actor who is presumed to be of Native-American descent since she has portrayed Native-Americans in the past and answered the casting call that Logan posted.
Together these four meet to work out the plot for their Thanksgiving play. Initially, Logan and Jaxton must put their personal relationship aside so as to be politically correct in the gender-neutral roles as director and actor in the play. Their "disengagement" ritual is the first hilarious bit of beautifully choreographed action that exemplifies this couple's commitment to gender neutrality and workplace integrity, which are just two PC issues that Ms. Fasthorse includes in her multi-layered script. In fact, part of the genius of her play is the many ways in which she both honors and lampoons the efforts of those who want to respect everyone and offend no one while maintaining personal identity and moral integrity. Suffice it to say, as Ms. Fasthorse's play makes clear, these multiple goals are not easily squared.
But the message, if such it is, is anything but heavy-handed in its delivery. This play is, first and foremost, highly entertaining, with clever and downright funny dialogue, brilliantly conceived physical humor (for which much credit must go to Mr. Stevenson, as the actual script includes little blocking/choreographic detail), and over-the-top stereotypical characters who are so self-absorbed as to be clueless at the same time that they are seeking to be aware of and sensitive to everything and everyone.
And the cast is great! Jennifer Le Blanc, as Logan, immediately conveys the mixed emotions she feels as the recipient of the grant and the focus of the petition against her continued employment. She wants and needs this play to succeed, but it has to succeed as a statement of her beliefs, which are, of course, politically correct. Logan is an emotional wreck waiting to happen, and Ms. Le Blanc gives a wonderful performance that conveys how high-strung her character is without playing the role for laughs. As Ms. Le Blanc's performance makes clear, Logan is dead serious about her job. The comedy around her character develops out of that seriousness.
Cassidy Brown plays Jaxton, the yoga-addicted "street performer" who may be more committed to political correctness than even his soul-mate/paramour. Mr. Brown does some impressive yoga during the play but never lets the physical performance overwhelm the dialogue, thereby avoiding the temptation to let the physical humor define his character. Instead, he is believable as a would-be actor who may not have much going on in his life, save for his relationship with Logan and his commitment to yoga and political correctness.
Gabby Battista, as Alicia (the Hollywood actress), and Jouni Kirjola, as Caden (the history teacher with dreams of playwright fame) round out the cast, and they are both terrific. Ms. Battista's character really serves as the "common man" in Ms. Fasthorse's script. Alicia is an actress (that's how she describes herself) with no sense of political correctness beyond what a script might dictate. She reacts to the intensity of the other three by either zoning out (in her case, looking at the ceiling) or offering common sense perspectives that leave the others non-plussed. She has one scene where she shows a particular acting skill she possesses that is completely convincing. It was a mini-highlight of the production.
Mr. Kirjola's performance may be my personal favorite in this production. His Caden is a classic egghead/nerd who quickly becomes transfixed by the sexy Alicia. Caden is in awe of her and of the fact that his script (or at least some of it) might actually be produced with "real actors" playing the roles. Mr. Kirjola's facial expressions when he is either ogling Alicia or elating over the reading of parts of his script are priceless bits of acting that are too-easily overlooked. He is to the comedy in Ms. Fasthorse's script what Stan Laurel is to the comedy in the Laurel and Hardy shorts of the first half of the last century. And he is that good in doing what he does to make his character believable. He and Ms. Battista have one physical moment that is another comical highlight in the play (again, credit to Mr. Stevenson for envisioning it).
I loved this play. It encapsulates everything that is wrong about political correctness and identity politics while acknowledging the need to respect differences and honor cultural traditions. As a message play, it is so multi-layered that it probably needs to be seen several times just to get everything the playwright is offering. But it is, above all else, a farcical comedy of the highest order. And, once again, this marvelous theatrical company has delivered a gem of a production.
Performances of "The Thanksgiving Play" continue at Capital Stage through July 22. Tickets and information are available at the theater box office (2215 J Street), by phone (916-995-5464) or online (capstage.org).


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Infectious Diseases in Obstetrics and Gynecology
Volume 2007, Article ID 21261, 6 pages
Survey of Obstetrician-Gynecologists about Giardiasis
1National Center Zoonotic, Vectorborne, and Enteric Diseases (NCZVED), Coordinating Center for Infectious Diseases (CCID), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Mailstop F-22, 4770 Buford Highway NE, Atlanta, GA 30341-3724, USA
2Department of Research, The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, 409 12th Street SW, Washington, DC 20024-2188, USA
Received 5 February 2007; Accepted 24 April 2007
Copyright © 2007 Amy Krueger et al. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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The Taylor Review of Modern Working Practices
We welcome the 7 principles set out in the Taylor review of modern working practices, launched last week.
Our goal of good work for all is ambitious and involves concerted action ranging from specific changes in the short term to longer term strategic shifts. We advocate change but in doing so we seek to build on the distinctive strengths of our existing labour market and framework of regulation; the British way. It is inevitable that public concern focusses on the things that are seen to be going wrong or areas where it is believed that the UK lags behind other countries. But we are more likely to succeed in achieving a good work economy if we build upon our existing national strengths and seek to go further through the modern industrial strategy.
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