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More than 175 patients at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Martinsburg, W.Va., have been displaced after tests showed the presence of mold in many of the rooms where they were housed.
The mold was discovered Thursday in the fan coils of air-conditioning units in the center's domiciliary unit, and patients were moved out Friday, the VA said. Many are being housed in Martinsburg area hotels during clean-up efforts, which the VA said will take two months.
In a statement, the VA described the health risk from the mold as "very low."
"The safety of our veterans, visitors and staff is paramount in all that we do," Jonathan Fierer, chief of staff of the facility, said in a statement. "Although the health risks from this type of mold exposure are very low, the medical center leadership felt the best course of action was to move all domiciliary patients until the remediation process is complete."
Many of the patients residing at the domiciliary unit are enrolled in programs treating substance abuse, homelessness and mental health disorders, according to veterans at the facility.
"We've been treated like second-class citizens," said Dwight Long, a Navy veteran who said he is being treated for post-traumatic stress disorder.
"The vets feel like we do," said a medical center employee who spoke on the condition of anonymity out of concern for job retaliation. "Something should have been done about this long ago."
Several of the patients have been treated for respiratory ailments that may be related to the mold, according to the VA employee and residents. A female patient complained several times about mold in her room before it was inspected, they said. "That's what finally got the ball rolling," the employee said.
VA officials in Washington and Martinsburg did not respond to several requests for comment on the assertion or answer other questions about the mold.
An investigation released in 2008 by the VA Office of Inspector General found widepsread mold in "multiple locations" around the Martinsburg medical center, including a kitchen used by surgery teams.
The VA said in its prepared statement that the mold found last week in the domiciliary facility's air-conditioning units are stand-alone and not connected to other buildings on the campus, including the 69-bed hospital.
The displaced patients were initially put up in cots in the medical center and told that the problem would be resolved over the weekend, several veterans said in interviews. On Monday, they learned they would be displaced for two months.
"Some people have said the heck with it and just left," said Paul Wait, a patient at the facility.
"All of a sudden they're being uprooted, and they were here for mental-health treatment," said Ronald Wimberly, an Army veteran being treated at the center.
Ann R. Brown, the medical center's director, said in the statement that patient care and daily operations at the medical center would not be interrupted.
"We are making every effort to ensure this process is as smooth and expeditious as possible, so that our veterans can move back into their rooms as quickly as possible," she said.
The Martinsburg facility provides care to veterans in West Virginia, Maryland, Virginia and southeastern Pennsylvania.


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The First Martha Stewart- Branded Community
Martha Stewart has teamed with LA based KB Home to create her first living community in Cary N.C., known as Twin Lakes. The 15-acre neighborhood features variations on 3 of Stewart's homes, and are priced between $200,000- $400.000.
Businessweek Online, covers it all with a great critique by Mark Robbins, dean of Syracuse University's School of Architecture. He has less than glowing comments, which mostly seem to be regarding Stewart's blatant attempts at creating history with both the architecture (outdoor brick that looks painfully like the veneer that it really is) and the interiors, which Robbins suggests feels more like a movie set. He says that historical styles are blown out of proportion to make a point, rather than an actual new take on the old.
We still assume that the houses will all be bought up in no time.


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Space Ultimately Dissolves the Self-imageNot only does space correct the distortion of body-image and dissolve the psychological boundaries of the self-image, it ultimately dissolves the self-image as a rigid structure bounding experience. This provides a hint regarding the ontological truth about self-image. Since we see that space makes the body-image objective and realistic, i.e., correcting it according to objective reality, we can assume that it also corrects the self-image according to objective reality. That is, ontologically, self-image is simply boundaries frozen in space, frozen by their cathexis with libidinal energy. When the cathexis is undone, the boundaries dissolve into empty space, which is what actually exists as the nature of the mind. Therefore, we can say that pursuing the psychodynamic understanding of the self-image all the way to the end will leave us with, among other things, a real and objective body-image and the experience of mind as open space.


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I just saw the movie "Noah". I'm glad I went, it was good.
"Oh, Mark, how can you say that!?"
Well, there are a lot of reasons. When I want the pure truth of God's Word, I of course read my Bible and believe the account of Genesis. But I part company with all the strident folk who think that a movie has to be 110% Bible-based before it can have some strong redeeming features. Tell me a movie that's been 100% perfect in the eyes of the guardians of the faith and I'll probably tell you of one that is cheesy, slick and possibly trying so hard to be true to the Scriptures that it ends up being shallow, poorly acted and possibly with some denomination's baggage included in it.
Some Christians remind me of the princess and the pea. She was so refined she felt a pea under the 100 mattresses she slept on. But the Bible says, "To the hungry soul, ever bitter thing is sweet." (Proverbs 27:7b) Instead of being critical, maybe we should think of the multitudes worldwide who've basically never heard anything of the story of Noah. Most of us would have to admit that there's quite a lot of truth portrayed in this movie which may turn out to be pretty "sweet" to all those "hungry souls". That's who we should be thinking about anyway, not some pea under the mattresses that offends us.
Yes, some parts of the Noah movie use a large amount of "artistic license". Like others have mentioned, it includes things from the book of Enoch, an apocryphal book that delves into fallen angels and quite a lot of deeply spiritual stuff that in several places falls outside the way the Bible presents our world, God and the spiritual world.
But on the other hand, it was just a thrill to see a modern movie try to do justice to the time before the Flood. The very first time I ever read a Bible, a few days after I had nearly died and been carried to hell by the devil, I read the first pages of Genesis and it was the story of Noah that touch my heart.
"And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth. And that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And it repented the Lord that He had made man on earth. And it grieved him at His heart." (Genesis 6: 5 & 6)
When I first read that, I remember how my reaction was that I just felt sorry for God. It certainly wasn't a surprise to me to read what was written there. I knew in myself what a depraved person I'd become and I knew how our world is today, not too far different from the days of Noah.
So it was great to see professional movie makers try to do justice to this incredible subject. To see that time depicted as it must have been, to see Noah and his family trying to make their way in that world and to have God, in His special way, to communicate to Noah His intentions, was a very fascinating and fulfilling thing.
There's so much that could be written about. Yes, the plot has some major parts that are not found in the Bible. But the abiding message of the movie is summed up in a wonderful verse from the New Testament. "He will have judgment without mercy who has showed no mercy. And mercy rejoices against judgment." (James 2:13) That's the message. Love and mercy when it seems there's every reason for judgment.
Like I've read of the story of Napoleon, when one of his young soldiers had run away from the battle for the second time. He was to be shot but his mother pled with Napoleon for mercy. "He doesn't deserve mercy", Napoleon told her. "Sir," she cried, "If he deserved it, it wouldn't be mercy." So true. In the end, even Noah in the movie had to learn of mercy and love.
So this movie, for all the points that the literalists can quibble about, really has a lot of solid meat from the truths of God in it. Some complain, "Oh it doesn't say God! It says 'the Creator'!"
So what! I've been a disciple of Jesus for over 40 years but I still remember well what it's like to be a stone cold atheist. This movie can do a real work on the unbelievers. Isn't that a good thing? I don't think it's going to stumble any Christians. Or Jews or Muslims for that matter. But it might really make an impression on multitudes of those who are in the darkness of unbelief. Isn't that what we should be thinking about?
Can't we use it as a springboard for witnessing to people? Like I wrote about in the blog post about the movie "Ghost", I was witnessing to a young man 20 years ago in Budapest and at one point, in agreement with something I had said to him, he said, "I know, I know. I saw "Ghost". That movie had witnessed to him and opened his eyes to the spiritual world. I think this movie also can get a lot of people thinking or wondering or just considering the whole thing that they maybe never even heard of before.
In I Corinthians 7:31, Paul said, "And they that use this world as not abusing it…" We need to learn how to use the world but not let it use us. We can use this movie, and the large measure of good and positive truth that is in it, as a springboard to our witness.
LIke someone has said, "Some Christians are so afraid of everything, they don't have nothing!" Some Christians were famous 100 years ago for saying, "We can't use the radio because the Devil uses the radio!" "We can't use the piano because the Devil uses the piano!" And they often ended up spiritual barren and forgotten as fearful, narrow-minded religious extremists.
God forbid that that should happen to any of us. Go to the movie, enjoy it. "Chose the good and eschew the evil." (I Peter 3:11) And then use it to enhance your witness and tell people about the awesome, just, but also loving and merciful, God of Noah.


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Happy Thanksgiving to my Canadian friends! Our Friends to the North celebrate Thanksgiving in much the same way we in the U.S. do. Get together with family, eat some turkey, stuffing, sides, maybe a pumpkin pie. Very nice. My loyal readers will remember that my darling husband, Ted, was born in Canada, and has citizenship there, though he's not claimed it in any way at this point. Because we are a family that enjoys celebrating life when we can, we like to have a Thanksgiving feast in October, just us, and then again in November, with Ted's family (my parents came to California last year and joined in, which was wonderful). So I spent the day cleaning and shopping and cooking. Set the table with our wedding china, crystal, and silver. I vowed years ago to start using it more often, but when I said those words, I lied them. (My little homage to Dr. Seuss there…anyone know which story?) So we haven't broken out the good stuff all together in years. You know what? It was really nice. The table looked beautiful, the food was delicious (even if I do use Stove Top stuffing rather than making my own), and we had a really nice evening.
Here's the menu:
Turkey and Stuffing for Two (I doubled the recipe)*
- Sweet Potato Pudding
- Cranberry Sauce**
- Crescent Rolls (from the tube)
- Spinach Salad with pomegranate seeds, avocado, Granny Smith apples, and mandarin oranges, with Julie's OJ and honey dressing.
- Dessert – a trio of tiny treats, which I purchased at the bakery. Fruit tart, petit fours, and cheesecake brownies.
We had flowers and candles and wine. It was lovely. Generally, we have Canadian Thanksgiving dinner on Monday evening, but this year it made sense to do it on Sunday, which appears to be more authentic anyway. So yay us! It was a little strange, though, as it got up to be almost 90 today, and the talk is about the Giants and their World Series dreams.
It's Sunday evening as I write this. The Giants just lost game 2, but it's best 4 out of 7, and it's currently 1 game each, so don't give up yet. (I pretend to care, when one of our local teams get this far. Truly, of course, why would I care? The players don't know me or care about my victories and losses, so whatever.) Ted's celebrating Thanksgiving by watching "The Walking Dead". Ugh. I think I'll read my book, this is far too gory for me.
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
* The formatting here is bugging the crap out of me. I've fixed this list 3 times, and it keeps getting wonky. I'm going to have to ask you to just ignore how wrong the spacing is on the bullets here, if indeed they are rendering strangely on your screen. For me it's fine once, then a mess again.
** I had a bit of trouble with my cranberry sauce. It's early in the year for fresh cranberries, but I found frozen. I didn't have time to thaw them before boiling with sugar and water. I don't know if I didn't boil them long enough or what, but after a couple of hours, they still hadn't jelled. I read online to add a little pectin, which I didn't have. I remember reading that apples have pectin, and I've made strawberry jam with strawberries, sugar, and apples, so I diced up about 1/3 of a Granny Smith apple and threw that in, cooked for maybe 8 minutes, and then let it cool. I had to put it in the freezer to get it cool in time for dinner, but it worked. Whew. Thanksgiving is NOT Thanksgiving without cranberry sauce.


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CCTV images have been released of three men police wish to speak to after a theft from a supermarket.
Police said that at 6.20pm on September 27, three men went into the Booths store on Hala Road in Lancaster and picked up two bottles of Courvoisier brandy. They then went over to the till area and distracted the checkout attendant with a complicated request for change. While the member of staff was not looking, one of the men reached over and took over £400 of notes from the till before all three men left the shop.
Officers believe that the men were travelling in a Volkswagen Passat car in either grey or silver.
PC Stephen Kavanagh said, "I am keen to hear from anyone who may have been in the area at the time and may have witnessed what happened to contact us.
"We are also investigating the possibility that at least one of these men may have been involved in a similar offence at the Booths store at Lane Ends in Ashton but on that occasion, nothing was stolen."
Anybody with any information can contact police on 101 quoting log number LC-20131007-0782.


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We had just come from a business meeting. Our refrigerator was on fumes because we should have gone shopping the night before, but we were at a networking event and had to wait a day. My husband was on a conference call while we were roaming through Whole Foods. This was our downfall.
I should preface by saying I trust my husband implicitly, especially in matters of math and memory (weaker points for me). So even though he was distracted by the call, I thought he was paying enough attention to our shopping needs. He wasn't. We were four dollars over budget in the produce section and I tearfully (I was really fighting back tears) put back oranges for myself (my first treat of the month) and a bag of frozen veggies. It turned out we were over because Greg insisted on a larger bag of sugar than we needed (he didn't see the smaller bag) and he grabbed the wrong butter (organic instead of regular).
In the car, after he got off the call, we realized the mistake and I finally let the tears fall. I'm still missing the oranges. Sigh. Four dollars seems like nothing, right? But a budget is a budget and that was the choice I made. What I put back was stuff that I prioritized (fruit and vegetables); what I let stay in the basket was stuff my husband prioritized (sugar and butter). It was ridiculously frustrating.
We did redeem ourselves! Whole Foods had a Weekend Madness sale with chicken breast at $2.99/pound (normally $4.99)! After we got home and assessed the damages, we realized that we'd be way ahead through the end of the month if we went back and bought more chicken. We zipped back and got eight more pounds of chicken and, double bonus, three pounds of ground beef on sale for $3.49/pound!
We now have all the protein we need for the rest of the Challenge and buying the meat on sale saved about $18 on the overall budget. You already know how much a $4 loss hurt, so you can imagine the relief of a $18 windfall! It felt like I won the lottery (okay, not really, but sorta).
The takeaway here is to adjust your buying (not your budget) to capitalize on sales when they pop up. We borrowed money from future grocery trips because it would save us money over the long haul and now we can really focus on fruits and veggies on our two remaining shopping excursions. Yay!
Adjusting to a Budget
If you're like me, you have a food budget and then ignore it when something looks appealing at the store. You went over "by a few," but it was no biggie. You'll just make adjustments elsewhere. Doing that every single time over four to six trips to the store and you've blown your budget by a lot, not a little.
In a way, sticking to a hard and fast budget makes grocery shopping a lot easier. You need to hit the number so you start making decisions and, you know what? The less important stuff goes back on the shelf … and you still feed everyone just fine.
The other big adjustment for us, which is actually going pretty smoothly, is not eating out. At all. We do crave a restaurant when we pass by it, but otherwise we're okay with our homemade fare. We're full, we get to eat as a family, we don't have to worry about sitting by a cold window, or being next to a loud table. We just relax, eat dinner, and talk. We eat at home most of the time anyway, but it's becoming a ritual now to gather three times a day and I really enjoy that. We've been having some great conversations with our son and that's been priceless.
But Still I Worry
I'm averaging two to four servings of fruit and vegetables a day; I'd love to shoot for five! I'm hoping with the $18 wiggle room we created that I can leverage more fruits and veggies. I will be extremely proud of myself if I can accomplish that on our next shopping trip.
I'm astounded by how much I'm still struggling to get the balance the way I want it even with the knowledge and research I have behind me. I wonder every day how the harried, low-income Mom manages. If you're working long hours, you don't have time to watch bread rise. If you're exhausted at the end of the day, you don't want to chop a bunch of vegetables or get up early in the morning to pack a healthy lunch for everyone. Plus, it's so hard to afford healthy choices.
I know the reason why adults buy cheap, processed food for their kids. It fills them up. And having a kid say, "Mom, I'm hungry," and you don't really have anything to give them is heartbreaking.
It's day 16 today; two weeks from tonight we'll be hosting a dinner party and feeling ecstatic (and proud) that this adventure is over. But I sure have learned a lot already and I'll definitely NOT be going back to what we were doing before. I thought I was pretty good before, but now I'll be even better.
What do you think about our Whole Foods challenge? What changes would you make if you were doing this yourself?
PS – Interested in reading how the 30-Day Challenge has affected my husband? Read his "No More Buddha Belly" blog post at Lisa Johnson Fitness.
Read ALL the 30-Day Whole Foods Thrifty Challenge posts.


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Thankful – Wine Cork Necklaces (Weekly Unplugged Project)
We did a fun thankful project last Thanksgiving for our Unplugged Project, but I felt we needed to find something different for this year's thankful theme.
For a while now I have also been collecting wine corks to use for a craft. I thought about this all week, and a miraculous inspiration came to me (for which I am thankful). Thankful Necklaces!
Here's what you'll need: wine corks, scissors, newspapers and magazines, white glue and/or Modge Podge, plus a necklace cord (yarn, string, ribbon, chain or leather perhaps?). You'll also need to make a hole all the way through the corks, we used a drill.
First drill a hole all the way through the corks. The hole should be near the top of the cork:
Next comes the fun part. Sit down with old newspapers and magazines and cut out words and small images that represent what you are thankful for. Make sure they are small, because they'll need to fit on the cork.
Once you have all your cutouts, use a small paint brush to paint white glue onto the back of each word or picture and stick it on the cork. Keep in mind that there is not much room on a cork so you should start with the larger items and fit the smaller ones on top if necessary.
Don't worry about covering the hole. My daughter left hers uncovered but I covered mine and later poked a skewer through to open it. If you do cover the holes though, be careful not to put anything too important over the top or it will be messed up when you open the hole later. (You could probably also drill the hole at the end after the decoupage is done and dry).
When you are done with the gluing and are satisfied with the result, cover the entire cork with watered down white glue or Modge Podge using your paintbrush. It will take a few coats to become nice and shiny and hard.
Once the cork bead is completely dry, open the hole with a skewer if you covered it up with decoupage.
String the necklace cord through the bead and voila! You have a thankful necklace!
This would be pretty and unusual combined with other beads. Or how about some funky earrings?
You don't have to stick with thankful as a theme either. You could try colors, patterns, animals, anything!
I think I'll make more of these. They were so fun and the creative possibilities seem truly limitless. Plus, I really like how they turned out!
Did you do the thankful Unplugged Project with us this week? If so, then please link to your project post (not just your blog) in Mr. Linky below. If not, but you think this sounds fun, then read more about how to join in the weekly Unplugged Projects here. We'd love to have you!
Next week's Unplugged Project theme will be:
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Not much to say after a loss like this. Stupid Bruins, how dare they play a normal hockey game? Regardless of the result, here is something every Leafs fan should read.
1 – The Leafs are 9-4-1 and yeah… shit happens.
2 – A sloppy penalty by Crabb and our PK lets us down again, open lanes, not enough aggressiveness and we go down 1-0 from a goal by who else…
3 – Then "The One Who Shall Not Be Named†scored again. Just 34 seconds into the 2nd period the kid batted the puck out of the air and past Scrivens. Just seconds after, Milan Lucic made it 3-0 and Wilson called a timeout. Not exactly a head scratcher there.
4 – Leafs played a weak first half of the game. Not enough jump at the start of the second period cost us this game. The boys created a huge hole for themselves which killed their legs. And then we continued to play bad hockey.
5 – Unfortunately, even though fortune has nothing to do with it, we don't match up well against the Bruins. They're bigger, stronger, and play a good trap which negates the speed advantage. Defensively, there are holes in our game and with their forecheck doing as well as it did tonight, well… also, I don't know about sitting Schenn against a big, physical team. Sure, hindsight is a powerful tool, but as bad as he's been he could have added some strength back there.
6 – As much as the Bruins match up well against us, the Habs beat these guys twice in a back to back and they limited them to 3 goals in two games. This is not a high scoring team but our lack of compete and our absolutely horrendous defensive coverage made them look the part.
7 – Seguin (I can say it now, what does it matter) scores a hat trick and immediately after Krejci scores to make it a lot. Stopped counting at Seguin. Then Lucic scored. Ok, somebody do something! Sooooo many turnovers. At least Phaneuf tried to hit people.
8 – The Leafs desperately need somebody in the top six who can bring some jam on the forecheck, somebody like a Brendan Morrow or Dustin Brown. Not saying we're gonna get those guys, just naming examples of the kind of player we need. With Armstrong out, the entire top 9 is lacking in this area. When the run and gun passing game isn't clicking (or is getting jammed up), it doesn't give Wilson much to fall back on in terms of on the fly adjustments.
9 – Even though Scrivens wasn't to blame at all (at all) for tonight's loss, I still think not starting Gus tonight doesn't exactly exude confidence in our backup goalie. And, I wouldn't blame the guy if he saw it as a slap in the face. It made sense to give Scrivens a taste in a back to back situation but tonight, no reason for it really. I can think of one reason, you were impatient to see what you had in Scrivens because there is some interest in Gus… Then again, if you're shopping Gus, the smart move isn't to play Scrivens tonight because nothing says "Gus is a goalie we have no confidence in†like not playing him when he's expected to play. Ultimately it's academic, the Leafs were losing tonight no matter who was in net.
10 – However ugly this looks (and it looks really ugly) it's important to look ahead and respond well – these big losses happen, but how you bounce back from them is usually more important than the loss itself.


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A great document. The whole Heifetz family with Shlomo Tussman, Malka Heifetz Tussman, and their kids, all living un...
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BETHANY, W.Va. - Bethany College has announced, The Mountainside Conference Center, as of September 4, 2006, has re-opened under the Bethany College management umbrella.
After six years of management by an external group, the college has once again taken over operations of the conference center as an internal campus department.
The Mountainside Complex is comprised of the Milsop Conference Center, Gresham Inn and Harder Hall. The conference center includes a large amphitheater, 8 conference rooms, a variety of audio visual equipment and the staff to facilitate meetings. Guest accommodations are available at the 40 room Inn complete with an exercise room and pool table. The Dining Hall can be set up for buffet and sit-down meals, private parties or special events. Catering is available for all locations.
"Mountainside Conference Center provides unique benefits to the college not only serving as a place to host guests and hold campus events, but by providing meaningful work for current students and exposing new audiences to campus." said William Kiefer, Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Bethany College.
Kimberly Clark, a native Californian with over 20 years of marketing, sales, event planning and property management experience has taken charge as the Mountainside Conference Center General Manager.
Kay Rowland will serve as the Assistant Manager at Gresham Inn. Rowland is returning to the facility with 19 years experience at Gresham Inn after spending the last six years with the Bethany College Education Department.
Students are being offered a meaningful work experience and a chance to earn work study by handling shifts at the hotel front desk and in conjunction with the Communication department at Bethany, the Milsop Conference Center has been approved to start offering on campus internship opportunities during the current semester for Communication majors.
"The goal for the Mountainside Conference Center is to become a resource for the entire Bethany College Community while committing to build our reputation as a location for tri-state area businesses and organizations to hold conferences," said Saralyn Dague, Director of Special Projects for Bethany College. "This location is the ideal setting to conduct business, hold educational conferences and host Bethany College alumni, family, prospective students and visitors while on campus."
Reservations or inquiries for all Mountainside Conference Center facilities can be made by calling 304-829-4343.


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Equity Bank South Sudan employees go on strike
Tuesday January 19 2016
Employees of Equity Bank South Sudan have gone on a nationwide strike demanding better pay, even as pressure continued to pile on the young nation's currency.
The over 200 employees want their medical covers reviewed, salaries increased besides demanding for flexible working terms.
An internal statement by the employees to the management says: "There was no communication on how we were going to be paid since every economic variable has changed in the market after currency devaluation up to date. Therefore we demand our salary to be converted from South Sudan Pounds to US Dollars using an exchange rate before devaluation, or multiply our salary by the Devaluation Multiplier Effect which is equivalent to six."
In the last few days, the South Sudan currency has depreciated by 85 per cent. This came after the Central Bank of South Sudan abandoned the fixed exchange rate regime, allowing the Sudanese pound to trade freely against other currencies.
However, the Equity Bank CEO James Mwangi did not comment on the issue as he did not receive calls from our reporter.
Employees have resorted to continue with the strike until their demands are met saying that the management has ignored the requests forwarded earlier hence the need for the action.
The strike is the second nationwide strike after a similar one in 2013 that saw employees of all South Sudan Equity Bank branches strike over low pay.
Staff raised issues of salary increments, reduction in working hours and the need to promote staff, which they said were not met.


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Summer Rentals - minimum 5 night rental (*inquiries for shorter bookings may be considered. Contact for more information).
Fall/Winter/Spring - minimum of 3 night rental.
Close to the entrance of state park, wake up to the sound of the ocean and fabulous view from the Master Bedroom which includes a KING size 4 poster bed and private ensuite! Queen bedroom, Bunk room with single and double bed.
Kitchen is fully equipped with convection oven, water/ice dispenser in fridge, dishwasher and coffee maker. Small appliances are included (blender, toaster, etc). Kitchen basics such as spices, flour, sugar, tea and coffee are provided.
Good size family room with 3 leather couches, TV and wood burning fireplace.
The View from this home is spectacular, with incredible sunsets 365 nights a year!
Large entertaining 2 level deck with BBQ, 3 steps down to the sand for your own private beach fire, wood included. Enjoy the magnificent hanging baskets and clam dig in your own back yard!
Watch the wildlife from your deck - families of ducks, jumping fish and Soaring Eagles!
This was our third stay in this lovely home. We rented it for 2 weeks and it was perfect. The house has everything you need. The patio is huge and right on the beach. The owners are great and very accommodating. We will be back next summer!
We found the owner of the property to be one of the friendliest people we have ever dealt with. The house was charming, and had the most breathtaking views of the bay. The beach was private and clean. All of the house was fully stocked, we wanted for nothing. We will be back to visit very soon. Thank you again!!
Hi! We are Karen & Tom Goode - Welcome to Our Beach House!
This lovely home has been in our family since 1973, many upgrades have taken place to make our home comfortable! We have enjoyed many family vacations, holidays including Christmas by our log fireplace.
One of very few true ocean front! Several of our guests return each year to enjoy the New Year lighting of the bay, Easter, long weekends & Summer holidays! Birch bay parade, a great walk to the famous Candy store, Great restaurants!!
Crabbing, clamming, the boat launch just up the road,
Our kids had a blast with the kayak and rowboat! The beach house was perfect - what a treat to have the beach and water right at your back porch!
Top Thing to do in City:
* Golfing.
* Clamming.
* Seasonal Crabbing.
* Water sports.
* Watching sunsets.
Top Thing to do in Budget:
* Clam digging.
* Kayacking.
* Bird watching.
* Biking.
* Watching Sunsets.
Top Thing to do in Family:
* Waterslides.
* Go Karts.
* Fires on the beach.
* Biking.
* Water Skiing.
- Walks on the Beach
- Biking (bring your own or rent)
- Waterslides
- Golfing
- Mini Golf, Go Karts
- Bird Watching
- Shopping - Bellingham 30 minutes, Burlington Outlets 45 minutes,
Tullalip - 55 minutes
Nightly Rate: $300 - $350
Weekly Rate: $1475 - $2100
Monthly Rate: $1400 - $9000
Starting at $300 per night min 3 nights October 1 - May 15
Monthly rental available October-May furnished
High Season Summer dates May 16- Sept.28 - $2100 per week- Friday to Friday or $300+ a night minmum 5 nights bookings only,
Easter, Memorial weekend, Christmas and New Years, special rates apply.
Perfect accomadation for Family Get Away or Romantic Weekends!
Please note all taxes and cleaning included in rates - no hidden fees!
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Manchester City v Barcelona – as it happened
A Leo Messi penalty and Dani Alves's late strike gave Barcelona a 2-0 lead to take back to the second leg at Camp Nou
Right, that's it from me. Thanks for your company and emails. Stick around on site for all the reports and the reaction. But from me cheerio!
Here's Roy Keane on Kompany's komments: "He's obviously a bit tired after the game. I'm not sure he knows what he's talking about."
Here's Vincent Kompany: "Maybe we had a bit too much respect for them. They were there for the taking."
City's big players played well: Kompany, Fernandinho, Silva and Toure were all excellent. Their weak spots were exposed – Demichelis and, for the second goal, Lescott and Clichy.
Peep! Peep!! PEEEEEP!!! It's all over at the Etihad. And, after that second goal, quite possibly the tie.
90+3 min: Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass, pass, pass. Passpass. Passpasspass. Passpasspasspasspasspasspass … passpasspasspasspasspasspass … passpasspasspasspasspasspass
90+1 min: That might well be that. But still Barcelona push forward – Messi shovels a shot at goal. Hart drops on it gratefully.
GOAL! Manchester City 0-2 Barcelona (Alves 90)
Barcelona nick one out of nothing! There seemed little danger, but finally they wnet through the gears on the right. Alves and Neymar one-twoed their way past Lescott and Clichy, with the latter losing the full-back, who went through and calmly tucked the ball beneath Hart from close range.
89 min: Kompany makes an important headed clearance as Alves whips in another low cross.
88 min: Still, Barcelona haven't fully cleared since that corner. Toure chases down the loose ball and the ball is slung back in the box. Finally, the visitors do manage to clear.
87 min: Silva (who has been just brilliant, quite possibly man of the match) jinks space on the right and fizzes a cross just over Dzeko's head. City corner … which, presumably because I've just anointed him MOM, Silva shanks horribly.
85 min: Sergi Roberto replaces Fabregas. "Barca are still far far too good for most mortals, but they are now more streetwise than otherworldly," writes Paul Griffin. "It's like watching Muhammad Ali after the first Frasier fight, Eddy Merckx after the 1974 Tour, or Eric Bristow after the 1987 Swedish Open when he got a v. bad bout of dartitis and couldn't release the arrows."
84 min: Silva sand-wedges a pass in to Dzeko – a simply stunning ball, a chip of which Seve Ballesteros would've been proud – but the big striker just nudged the defender in the back in order to break through. Foul given.
82 min: That offside Pique goal was, briefly, a glimpse of the vintage Barcelona – slick as an oiled eel and about as hard to defend against.
81 min: … GOA … no offside. A gorgeous pass from Xavi puts Fabregas clean through. He squares to Pique who taps home. But the flag is up, and the former Arsenal man is adjudged offside from the original pass. It was very, very close.
80 min: Lescott lumps a backpass from close to the halfway line in the vague direction of Hart … who can't keep it in. Barcelona corner …
79 min: Toure pulls a pass straight into the path on Xavi in the City half, but, like a typewriter with no shift key, he can't capitalise.
76 min: Fine save! And it's Victor Valdes who has made it! The effervescent Silva chests down on the edge of the box and sweetly strikes an angled-volley across goal. The Barça keeper drops to his right to make a very smart stop.
75 min: Mascherano goes hammering in on Fernandinho and becomes the latest player to go into the referee's Big Book Of Very Bad Men.
73 min: A brief lull.
72 min: Neymar replaces Alexis Sanchez. Meantime, in the rose-tinted-but-also-tempting-fate department …
71 min: Busquets brings down Silva with the sort of blatant bodycheck usually seen inside a WWE wrestling ring. Somehow he escapes a booking.
70 min: Clichy gets clear on the overlap down the City left and cuts inside. He's spoiled for choice. Options, options, options. But in the end a bobble means he dinks a cross straight into Valdes's breadbasket.
69 min: "Joe Hart tried to get all up in Messi's grill before the pen suggesting he hasn't learned from his Pirlo humiliation," writes Niall Mullen. "He's basically this guy isn't he?"
68 min: Alves and Sanchez combine beautifully down the right, with the full-back charging in behind the City defence. He opts in the end to poke a shot at goal and it zips a foot or so wide. City are wobbling here.
66 min: Alves squares to Xavi. Xavi miscues over the bar from 15 yards. That could, possibly should, have been 2-0.
65 min: Replays suggest that Demichelis tackle might have been just – just – outside the box. Looked every inch a penalty to the naked eye, mind you, and to be honest it's so close it's barely an issue. And it would've been a red card regardless.
64 min: "In this ever-changing world in which we live in," begins Cort McMurray, "I am personally grateful to Martin Demichelis for reminding me that no amount of Abu Dhabi money and all the sparkly things it pays for can alter what it means to be a Manchester City supporter: Giddy optimism must always be followed by the faint taste of sick at the back of your mouth."
62 min: Huge chance for Nasri! Silva works his magic to give the Frenchman a sight of goal on the edge of the box. He opts to find Negredo, who is crowded out, but the ball drops back to Nasri once more. He's got a couple of yards of space, but a Barcelona body gets out to block the shot.
61 min: … whipped in by Xavi. Punched clear by Hart.
60 min: … taken short, worked back to Mascherano, and eventually Pique is charging down the left channel. Zabaleta Demichelises into a challenge and brings him down. Dangerous free-kick on the left edge of the box.
59 min: Passpasspasspasspassdinkcorner …
57 min: A crucial moment for Pellegrini this. He has to get these changes right. Kolarov is replaced by Lescott. Navas is replaced by Nasri.
55 min: Demichelis really should have just let Messi run there, but in the heat of the moment it must be so hard to resist the last-gasp last-ditch slide. What it means, though, is that Barcelona have the scent of blood in their nostrils and are going in for the kill.
GOAL! Manchester City 0-1 Barcelona (Messi 54pen)
Tucked home confidently by Messi, who sends Hart sprawling and punts it down the middle.
RED CARD! Demichelis goes!
53 min: Messi bursts through. Demichelis, labouring after him like a cow chasing a rabbit, slides in desperately (and idiotically really – he was never going to get there) and brings him down. Red card. Penalty …
52 min: A familiar pattern emerges: City string four across the edge of the box and send their five attack dogs hunting. Barcelona pass th ball about in front of them, but falter as soon as they look to go through the gears.
50 min: Fabregas is through on goal if – and it turns out to be a big if – he can get more than his big toe on Messi's dinked pass. He can't. The chance evaporates.
49 min: Negredo does brilliantly to win a header on the touchline, but Kolarov can't take advantage. Then Sanchez gives the ball away sloppily. Then Yaya Toure follows suit. A scrappy start to this second period.
47 min: City start on the front foot. But the momentum comes to a shuddering halt as Kolarov and Alves clash heads and hit the deck. Replays show it was more shoulder-shoulder than noggin-noggin and they're both back up pretty quickly.
46 min: "Your halftime analysis diagram was fascinating,' writes John Willoug. "I presume the sort of blurred blob that just sulked just behind the centre circle without moving much was Demichelis?"
Peep! Right, enough of that. Off we go again.
The teams are back out for the second half. Our earlier reminiscence over the Likely Lads has brought this belting North America-based suggestion from William Marzouk: "I remember these days fondly. Flying cars and condominiums on Mars were right around the corner …"
Half-time analysis
Today, as is the style of the time, featuring colourful blobs that may or not have any significance:
Peep! Peeeep! The half-time whistle bloweth. And what a breathless half it was. Honours even, and a scoreline that neither side will mind too much.
45 min: A chance for Negredo! And quite a decent one too. Navas whips in an inviting cross and the Spanish striker, who is dominating the Barcelona centre backs in the air, again gets in front of his marker but again can only guide his header wide.
44 min: More goals in the other game, so here's that link to Rob Smyth's MBM. And here's the next installment of that Likely Lads episode:
43 min: Barcelona break with a bit of speed for once. Messi finds Alves at the corner of the box, but from his cross the attackers are flagged offside.
41 min: It's all got a little fractious. Steel has replaced silk. And not the sort of steel you'd use to dice vegetables. Rusty, spiky steel that you'd think about ringing the council about if you saw it in a hedge. Tackles are flying in. Jaws are clenched. Every refereeing decision brings howls from the terraces. It's feisty.
40 min: "Gabriel Piller is right, but it's not just Demechelis," begins comedy's Matt Dony. "City have had a number of centre backs who fall short of the highest level, present Kompany excluded. Boom."
39 min: It's all go. Kolarov is the latest to go into the book for a nasty challenge on Busquets.
38 min: Negredo looks for a penalty, with Mascherano draping an arm over his neck in the box like a barfly telling a stranger he's his "beshtestht, beshtest mate you are. You're faaamly." No dice.
37 min: A quick free-kick briefly catches Barça out, but while Negredo comfortably climbs above Mascherano, he can only guide his header wide from around the penalty spot.
36 min: "I firmly believe that much of the criticism levelled at Martin Demichelis would disappear if he would only get a haircut," writes Cort McMurray. "Not since David Seaman's egregious ponytail and moustache have City supporters had to cheer for such an unfortunate tonsorial display. It clouds the judgment, that mop."
34 min: … pinged into the wall by Messi.
33 min: Messi goes down under a challenge from Kompany, who in turn drops to his knees and screams with rage. Think that moment when Andy Dufresne gets out of the sewage pipe in The Shawshank Redemption. Only with rage replacing the joy. Dangerous free-kick this …
32 min: This is something of a rarity – Xavi simply decides to "have a pop" from 30-odd yards out. It draws a decent save from Hart, high to his right, although one he'd make 999 out of 1000.
31 min: Alarm bells ring throughout the Etihad as Xavi and Messi combine on the edge of the box, but the latter's shot is high, wide and not particularly handsome.
30 min: Barcelona back on top for the moment. Iniesta cocks his foot as he shuffles across the box, but Toure does brilliantly to track his run and nick the ball away.
29 min: You could argue that the sides have had 50% of the game each, and while City's time on top has been far more ragged and frenetic, they've also looked more likely to make the breakthrough.
28 min: Negredo goes into the book after clonking into Pique rather pointlessly.
27 min: City are by far the better side now. Barça are sloppy as they try to play out. The ball finds its way to Negredo on the edge of the box, but his first-time effort is straight at the keeper.
25 min: Cripes! What a scramble this is. Silva whips in a free-kick from the left – Valdes Supermans his way out and gets no sort of connection. Then the box turns into a sort of pogoing mosh pit, bodies bouncing up, heads furiously nodding. There was a half-chance for Kompany in there, but somehow Valdes crowd-surfs his way back to redeem himself and grab the thing.
24 min: Alves hacks into Clichy and picks up the night's first booking.
23 min: "It's crazy to think that Demichelis is part of a "Best XI" for a Champions League game," writes Gabriel Piller. "City would do well to sort out that situation over the summer. He's not a terrible CB, but for a team with such lofty aspirations shouldn't have a starting CB who looks so muddled so often." He's had a couple of hairy moments thus far (open goal there for you folks) but for the past eight minutes or so he hasn't had all that much to do.
22 min: Barcelona are just beginning to look a little rattled. City are pressing a little higher and forcing the visitors to go longer than they wish. And the crowd are reacting to it.
20 min: That wasn't even really a half chance for Negredo. If you wanted it in fractional form I'd go with two-ninths.
19 min: So close for City! Silva twinkles his toes 40 yards from goal and pops a pass through to Negredo. He holds off Pique and squeezes round Valdes, but he's a yard from the touchline by the time he can get a shot away and the angle means it drifts tantalisingly, agonisingly, but, ultimately, uselessly across the face of goal.
17 min: Navas zips a cross into the box after a typically explosive burst from Yaya Toure. Silva meets the ball, but his shot ricochets up into the Manchester sky and as Valdes flaps over the top of Negredo, the Spanish striker is adjudged to have backed into the keeper. Not much, but comfortably City's best spell of the game.
15 min: "I'm reading your updates from the west coast of Canada-and the theme tune of the Likely Lads has reduced to me to tears..." writes Dominic Flanagan. Don't. You'll set me off …
14 min: Barcelona aren't so much camped in the City half as putting the charcoal onto a barbecue outside their 500 square foot yurt. In the City half. That said, City break with a long ball up to Negredo, who again due to lack of support can't do all that much with it.
12 min: Not entirely sure what this is going to show at the moment, other than a man in a Barcelona shirt with the ball at his feet, but here's a gallery of tonight's match thus far. Stick with it, though – it'll be updated live throughout the evening.
11 min: Barcelona's "attacks" (it seems a slightly too aggressive word for how they play sometimes) are currently breaking down on the edge of the City box. City's attacks are breaking down about 20 yards outside their own box.
10 min: … eventually Sanchez spanks a cross against Clichy's shins. But almost instantly Barcelona have the ball back once more.
9 min: Pass. Pass. Pass. Pass, pass, pass. Passpass. Passpasspass. Passpasspasspasspasspasspass …
8 min: Fabregas gets a couple of yards of space 25 yards from goal. Dangerous, but Kompany is quickly out to nick the ball away from Messi after the pass.
6 min: There has been a goal in tonight's other game. I won't spoil the score for anyone who is attempting a Likely Lads-style effort tonight, but you can click here for Rob Smyth's updates.
5 min: Fabregas sweeps a long diagonal ball in the direction of Sanchez, who controls but gets his pocket pinched by Demichelis. Who in turn whelps the thing out of play in an unnecessary panic.
4 min: … a towering header from, I think, Negredo gets City away on the break. Zabaleta's low cross from the right, though, can't find a blue shirt.
3 min: City have barely had a kick yet. Barça play keep-ball until Fernandino muscles himself into possession. Negredo can't hold on to it, though and the visitors break. And Messi wins a corner …
2 min: It does look like a 4-4-1-1 for City, with Silva tucked in behind Negredo and working back into the midfield.
1 min: Mascherano to Pique. Pique to Mascherano. Mascherano into midfield where his pass his met by a snapping City challenge.
PEEP! Off we go then. City, kicking from left to right (or right to left if you're on the other side of the ground), get things under way.
Click-clack, click-clack …
… the teams emerge from the tunnel, which means it's time for the Champions League anthem. Here are the lyrics. Feel free to sing along:
Ce sont les meilleures équipes
Sie sind die allerbesten Mannschaften
The main event
Die Meister
Die Besten
Les Grandes Équipes
The Champions
Une grande réunion
Eine grosse sportliche Veranstaltung
The main event
Ils sont les meilleurs
Sie sind die Besten
These are the champion
Die Meister
Die Besten
Les Grandes Équipes
The Champions
Or the English version:
These are the best teams
They are the best teams
The main event
The Masters
The best
The biggest teams
The Champions
A big gathering
A big sports event
The main event
They are the best
They are the best
These are the champions
The Masters
The best
The biggest teams
The Champions
Lionel Messi has apparently been roundly applauded off the field following his warm-up. Which is nice, if a little unusual. The last opposition player I remember being applauded in a Champions League tie in Manchester was old Ronaldo, and he had to score a hat-trick first …
Finally Emmerdale is over
I'm no basher of TV soaps (though the current Tina and Peter Barlow storyline in Coronation Street is ridiculous) but the presence of Emmerdale means it's always a tough half-hour wait for ITV's Champions League coverage to start. Readers not in the UK may not be aware of the Yorkshire Dales-based soap. Suffice to say, it's this sort of thing:
It's a game of opinions
On the one hand: "If i was a City fan I would be worried," begins William Letief. "Navas and Kolarov are players who like to hug the line and city will be stretched, while history has proven that the best way to defend against Barcelona is by sitting deep and compact and open the wings for them to send crosses in."
But on the other: "The Clichy-Kolarov axis sounds like a smart move by Pellegrini," writes Daniel Field. "Clichy played well against Chelsea on Saturday while Kolarov is one of the best crossers of the ball in the PL and his link-up play with Silva has beeb excellent all season."
Here's Barcelona's in-house estimate of their formation this evening:
This was an interesting pre-match quote from Manuel Pellegrini:
"I've never seen Messi play badly. He's either excellent or great. We hope to face the worse Messi, the great one."
Which indicates that the Manchester City manager sees "excellent" as a higher praise than "great". Anyway, it just reminded me of an old PC football manager game in which players were classed as either: Useless, Bad, Low, Poor, Fair, Average, Good, Superb, Supremo, Ace or TOP (with capitals). But that's pretty much all I can recall. Does anyone out there remember it?
The science bit …
"I'm disappointed in you John," begins Paul Ewart. "Things have moved on a bit since your day. You've failed to posit the post-Lee Carsley Effect (Tom Cleverley), the hybrid Lee Carsley Effect or the lesser spotted Peformative Lee Carsley Effect. But I guess that's just typical of The Guardian's heteronormative ideological position. Whereas Barcelona have their own private ideologue, one who moves with the time, is aware that identity isn't static …"
An interesting team selection from Pellegrini then
The return of Fernandinho is obviously a huge plus and adds solidity to the side, as does the Clichy-Kolarov axis on the left. But you wonder what that means for the pre-match insistence from the City camp that they would look to attack the visitors. Samir Nasri would've been the more aggressive choice, with Silva perhaps moving to the left, although attacking intent is, of course, down to mindset as much as personnel.
The teams are in:
Man City: Hart, Zabaleta, Kompany, Demichelis, Clichy; Toure, Fernandinho; Navas, Silva, Kolarov; Negredo. Subs: Pantilimon, Lescott, Richards, Garcia, Nasri, Jovetic, Dzeko
Barcelona: Valdes; Alves, Pique, Mascherano, Alba; Xavi, Busquets, Iniesta; Sanchez, Messi, Fábregas. Subs: Pinto, Bartra, Adriano, Song, Sergi Roberto, Pedro, Neymar.
So Pellegrini has looked to lock down his team's left-hand side with Gael Clichy coming in at left-back and Kolarov shunted forward to protect him. Both Neymar and Pedro are on the bench, with Sanchez and, presumably, Cesc Fabregas as the closest support to Leo Messi.
One of the least studied phenomena in modern football is what I like to term the Lee Carsley Effect™. Those of a certain vintage will remember that there was a period in the mid noughties when the Everton midfielder was so universally and overwhelmingly thought of as under-rated that he, eventually, became somewhat over-rated.
And I wonder if in the build up we haven't seen something similar, though inverted, occurring with Barcelona. The general consensus – led, admittedly, by that Barcelona superfan Jose Mourinho – is that this Barça team are no great shakes, that they're on the slide, that City could and should get the better of them over two legs. But has it gone too far? Is the Lee Carsley Effect™ in motion? Has the clamour to label Barcelona as over-rated now in fact led them to being under-rated? And, because we're all aware these days of the Lee Carsley Effect™, do we now have to worry about the Lee Carsley Effect™ of the Lee Carsley Effect™: by suspecting, because of the scientific principles of the Lee Carsley Effect™, that Barcelona are being under-rated do we then in turn start to over-rate them? And what about the Lee Carsley Effect™ of the Lee Carsley Effect™ of the Lee Carsley Effect™? And the infinity beyond that? Do we just disappear into a singularity? Perhaps we'll leave that one to the experimental Lee Carsleyologists.
What we can say is that a defeat to Valencia and a draw with Real Sociedad this month doesn't exactly suggest a Barcelona team playing the same footballing super-predator role in the food chain as they did between 2008 and 2011. They were, though, in sparkling form against Rayo Vallecano at the weekend and they sit atop one of the most competitive Primera Divisions in years. This may be, in Mourinho's words, "the worst Barcelona team in years" but that doesn't mean they're not a sensationally good side.
For City, a January that suggested they were going to steamroller everything in their path has given way to a February of uncertainty. Two contrasting ties with Chelsea – one won, one lost – have sandwiched a flat 0-0 draw at Norwich. And they have to hope that a successful group stage has finally laid to rest the ghosts of European campaigns past, although there is something familiarly typical – a modern strain of what Joe Royle used to call Cityitis – about the fact that while only three teams had better records than Manuel Pellegrini's side in the group stages, one of them was in their group.
It should be an intriguing contest. And if you need your whistle whetting further try this excellent piece from Daniel Taylor and Sid Lowe's lunchtime webchat.
John will be here shortly.


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April 27, 2006
Handheld device helps spot oral cancer
By David Douglas
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The Visually Enhanced Lesion
Scope (dubbed VELscope) -- a handheld device that emits blue
light -- is useful for detecting oral cancer, Canadian
researchers report in the Journal of Biomedical Optics.
investigator Dr. Pierre M. Lane told Reuters Health, "has been
identifying changes in the mouth that require referral to oral
medicine specialists for assessment and treatment."
The VELscope, he added, "was developed to provide a simple,
handheld device for dentists and other health professionals to
help in such decision making, by helping them to identify
cancers and pre-cancers that would otherwise not be detected."
Lane, at the British Columbia Research Center, Vancouver,
and colleagues conducted a pilot study of the VELscope, which
uses blue light to cause fluorescence in oral tissue. Normal
and abnormal tissues show different responses.
The researchers tested the device in 44 patients with a
history of oral cancer or precancerous lesions. The device was
nearly 100 percent accurate in distinguishing these
abnormalities from healthy nearby tissue.
The poor prognosis with oral cancer, concluded Lane, is
"largely due to the late identification of the disease. Early
detection is a key factor in improving the incidence of this
disease and the quality of life for those affected."
The researchers are currently conducting a larger follow-up
study of the device.
SOURCE: Journal of Biomedical Optics, March/April 2006.


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Synthesis and Antibacterial Activities of Novel Imidazo[2,1-b]-1,3,4-thiadiazoles
Abstract2-Amino-5-(2-aryl-2H-1,2,3-triazol-4-yl)-1,3,4-thiadiazoles 2-4 have been synthesized by the reaction of 2-aryl-2H-1,2,3-triazole-4-carboxylic acids 1 with thiosemicarbazide. Their reaction with phenacyl (p-substituted phenacyl) bromides led to formation of the respective 6-aryl-2-(2-aryl-2H-1,2,3-triazol-4-yl)imidazo[2,1-b]-1,3,4-thiadiazoles 5. Reactivity of the latter fused ring towards reaction with different electrophilic reagents afforded the corresponding 5-substituted derivatives 6-8. The structure of the above compounds was confirmed from their spectral characteristics. Some of these compounds were found to possess slight to moderate activity against the microorganisms Staphylococcus aureus, Candida albicans, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Escherichia coli.
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Digital camera sales will peak in 2010, according to IDC figures. The analyst company predicts that the market will grow 8 percent to hit 114 million units in 2007, but it is fast saturating.
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Dinner Menu
The most popular snack throughout India. Two golden brown Vegetarian turnovers filled with curried potatoes & served with a deliciously sweet chili sauce.
Two pieces of crispy spiced lentil wafers.
Slices of our traditional south Indian rice pancakes served with coconut chutney for dipping.
A South Indian Yellow Split Pea (Dal) Stew with Carrots, Onions, Ginger, Garlic, Dried Peppers, Curry Leaves, Daikon and Long Beans.
Fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and cucumbers in a light vinegar dressing.
Cool yogurt chutney with minced cucumber and onions. Perfect for taming our fiery dishes.
Very spicy but so much flavor that you cant stop adding it to your dish.
Fresh ground coconut sauteed with curry leaves, mustard seeds, blended garlic and dried chilies
South Indian House specialty bread that is fluffy yet crispy. Pancake-like sourdough bread is made of rice and lentils and perfect to lap up all the different curries.
Sauteed garlic and onions folded in for flavor.
Scrambled egg cooked in and sprinkled with sugar.
"Pizza dosai" covered in melted cheddar cheese.
Lightly sprinkled with sugar.
For that buttery flavor.
Round layered bread made of wheat cooked to a flakey, chewy texture.
Most famous north Indian flatbread.
Our famous stone ground dosai wrapped and filled with traditional curried potatoes. Served with vegetable sambar and coconut chutney.
Samosa appetizers, Naan & Roti Breads, Any four meat/seafood entrees and 2 vegetable entrees, served with yellow fragrant rice, mango chutney and raita.
Tender cubes of lamb slow cooked with sauteed onions, herbs, spices, ginger and garlic in a thick South Indian curry sauce.
A fiery version of our tender cubes of lamb sauteed with garlic and onions in our special spicy chili sambal sauce.
Large whole pieces of chicken stir-fried with onions, garlic, ginger, curry leaves, anise star, cardamom, cinnamon sticks and cloves then slow cooked in a medium spiced red curry sauce.
Tender cubes of moist boneless mahi-mahi boiled in a tangy curry sauce seasoned with onions, ginger, garlic, tamarind and tomatoes.
For those who like their fish on fire. We sautee boneless chunks in garlic and onions and then marinate in our spicy chili sambal.
Large peeled and butterfly-cut tiger shrimp from India which are marinated in a deliciously rich curry along with tomatoes, bell peppers and a dash of tamarind.
Large peeled and butterfly-cut shrimp sauteed with onions, garlic, curry leaves, and ground dried chilies then tamed with coconut milk.
Any 1 choice of chicken and then another of the above entrees and 1 vegetable entrees. Served with yellow fragrant rice, 1 roti and 1 naan or dosai bread, raita and 2 chutneys.
Soft fried tofu sauteed in our spicy chili garlic sauce (sambal). CAUTION: Loaded with protein but it also has quite a bite.
Cauliflower sauteed with onions, mustard seeds, turmeric & red bell peppers.
BEggplant stir-fried with onions, garlic and ground dried chilies until reaching a tender spicy level. CAUTION: This is perhaps our most spicy dish on the menu. So much flavor, you're sure to sweat and like it!
Fresh diced carrots, potatoes, & long beans slow cooked with turmeric, coconut milk, & masala.
Potatoes slow cooked with cloves and cinnamon in a tasty masala (A must have with any entree)
Stewed sweet cabbage with onions, garlic, diced green bell pepper, curry leaves and coconut milk.
Chic peas stir fried with onions, tomatoes, and bell peppers, seasoned with mustard seeds and coriander.
Whole pieces of okra delicately simmered in a thick rich vegetarian curry with tamarind and spices.
Tender tofu morsels simmered in a rich creamy spinach sauce with delicate herbs and spices.
Choose any 3 of the above main vegetarian entrees. Served with yellow fragrant rice, 1 roti and 1 naan, roti or dosai bread, raita and2 chutney.


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What... You mean the people here who swore Romney "couldn't be elected" were totally delusional and lost in another reality?
Who knew... ;-)
I'm no Romney fan but ABO.
Amen to that. Apparently our numbers here on FR are dwindling these days... amazing, isn't it?
I plead guilty, I saw no way that Romney could win, it sounds like trying to stop a flood by adding water to run such a Rino against a real left wing nutcase but there is apparently no way to figure American politics anymore. The polls seem to indicate that people are so sick of Obama that Mickey Mouse could be elected. I give up.
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Aerial views taken from the southwest corner of Higgins (above) and the southeast corner of Houghton Lakes show very little ice left as of Tuesday afternoon, when temperatures climbed into the 60's under clear skies. Ice cover on all water bodies in Roscommon County was either on its way out or gone Tuesday, as open water fishermen began to take to area lakes and streams. Although there is little chance of the ice coming back before next winter, the National Weather Service prediction for the upcoming weekend does include the possibility of snow. For more aerial photos and photos of ice coming ashore, see the Resorter's web site.
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so what you're saying is that gun banning legislation is ONLY to prevent mass shootings?
do you even know how VERY small the number is of "mass shootings" compared to just your everday ghetto neighborhood inner city shooting?
Most gun related deaths are inner city shootings. you don't have to be some sociology expert to find that out. In every major city there are gangs shooting eachother up every ****ing night.
But we're going to ban guns from lawful Americans because the news hypes this up because there are children involved and it's a school. This is all designed so that the fear and gruesome of it all is implanted into your mind causing a natural kneejerk reaction, and that all you hear is the teleprompting reading goons to convince you that taking away your guns is the only why this is going to solve this all.
Yes and yes.
You guys keeping working to prevent blunt object and gun murder in general, I'll keep working on mass shootings. I understand that's not an even workload, but that happens sometimes.
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This issue of the New Hampshire Bar Journal represents the final edition of our Bar Association's journal publication this century. The topic of family law is well chosen for the occasion. The administration of justice for our children and families has been a priority of our Bar Association since its inception. In this edition, many authors look back to the historical roots of family law jurisprudence and trace its progress over the years. Others look ahead as they discuss the emerging legal issues that reflect the growing complexities and challenges facing the family law practitioner entering the 21st century.
Marie-Helene Bailinson discusses the upcoming revisions to New Hampshire's domestic violence law, NH RSA 173-B, with particular focus on the legislative history of the new revisions. From her position within the Legislative Office Building, she provides a unique perspective on how the legislative process influenced these significant developments related to domestic violence protection.
In recognition of the growing reliance on mediation in domestic relations cases, Patti Blanchette and Marcia Kovalik address the recent emergence of case law challenging the validity of privately mediated divorce settlements. They offer sound advice for practitioners and mediators who may encounter attacks on the validity of settlement agreements reached through the mediation process.
The next two articles, authored by John Cameron, Carolyn Garvey and Honey Hastings, touch upon both the origins and future outlook of child custody in the courts. In her article, "Custodial Rights in New Hampshire: History and Current Law," Attorney Hastings offers an historical chronology and comprehensive overview of New Hampshire statutes and case law addressing child custody. Attorneys Cameron and Garvey consider the growing prevalence of relocation in child custody disputes. They survey the existing New Hampshire case law, as well as the varied standards employed by other jurisdictions when considering the relocation of the primary residence of a child.
David Phillips discusses the Supreme Court's recent opinions in the Estate of Rita Croteau v. George D. Croteau, in which the Court re-visited the interpretation and construction of real property conveyances in divorce decrees. Kirsten Wilson, in her article entitled "Filial Responsibility - A New Look at an Old Legal Concept," suggests that we reconsider the concept of a legal obligation of familial support for our elderly. She compares various statutory models designed to ensure that family members make financial contributions within their means in order to care for our aging population.
David Adams, M.Ed., analyzes the often difficult task faced by the judicial system in identifying the perpetrators of domestic abuse. Based on his research, he provides a descriptive profile of the abusive husband, in an effort to assist those who encounter battered women subject to manipulative patterns of abuse. Eric G. Mart, Ph.D, in his article "Joint Physical Custody - What We Know," offers a mental health perspective on various models used to determine child custody arrangements. He provides guidance for counselors and guardians ad litem in answering the elusive question of what is in a particular child's best interest.
In customary fashion, it is only fitting that the Bar Journal concludes this edition and transitions into the new millennium through Charles DeGrandpre's Lex Loci survey of recent New Hampshire Supreme Court decisions.
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