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Roscrea Hospice
Our recent Party Night which was part of "A Taste of Roscrea" was a huge success and we would like to say thank you to the following people and businesses. Without your help and support this night would not have happened.
To the organisers of A Taste of Roscrea, Michael Smith, Paul Fogarty, Teresa and Michelle Lawless we say special thanks for giving us the night in the first place. In the region of €2000 was raised on the night and we also presented a cheque to Josie O'Grady from North Tipperary Hospice for €25,000 which was raised locally. Many thanks to our sponsors: Bernie's Supervalu, Tesco, Mulrooney Gala, Lidl, Dr P.G O.Reachtagain, Dr Terry Farrelly, Shaws, Sportsgift Direct, Movie Time. Grateful thanks to John Ireland, Sean Mulrooney & Staff on excellent catering, Conor Abbott, James Marks, Sean Delaney, Caroline Marks and Roscrea Scouts, Stapleton's Bakery, Paul Fogarty and the staff of the White House and Eileen Dewane for the flowers.
Our musicians on the night were The Kinsellas and friends, Dinny Quirke, Michael Thompson, Bobby Fahy, Bridget Maher, Eoin Hobbs, Colin Williams, Carmel Minogue and Tipp Off. Thanks to Ger O'Meara for the use of the PA. To all who donated, helped and supported we say thank you.


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Justin Morneau was back in the Twins' clubhouse Wednesday, but he had to watch his team from the sideline for the 24th time this season. Since 2009, Morneau has missed 117 games because of a wrist injury, concussion and a back stress fracture.
At age 30, in the prime of his career, it would be easy for Morneau to question, "Why me?"
He doesn't, though.
"When you see someone like Harmon Killebrew get cancer, that makes you say, 'Why him?' " Morneau said.
"Why me? I had to have a little neck surgery – that's not life or death. It's unfortunate; it's not a lot of fun. It's something I was hoping to avoid, but there are kids in children's hospitals, there are people off fighting wars, and there are people doing other things.
"This (baseball) is what I do, it's what I love to do. It makes me happy to be out there hitting a baseball, the challenge between the pitcher and the batter. But when I start feeling sorry for myself, I give my head a little shake and think about everyone else who is a lot worse off than me."
Approximately 100 of 106 panels of the new $18 million roof for the Metrodome have been installed, and completion is expected by Aug. 1.
Look for the roof, which collapsed last December during a snowstorm and has been deflated, to be inflated within a week or so.
With the crew comfortably on schedule, work installing the roof was called off at noon Friday because of the excessively hot weather. The fabric of the new roof reflects sunlight – if it's 96 degrees at ground level, it could reach 120 degrees on the roof.
A Metrodome open house is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 20, the same day the Twins will play host to the New York Yankees at Target Field. If the NFL lockout is resolved, the Vikings are scheduled to play the Dallas Cowboys in an exhibition game at the Dome on Aug. 27.
The Dome has been providing small pieces of fabric from the collapsed roof as souvenirs to people taking tours of the stadium. Also, people from about 30 states have called or sent requests for the four-inch by four-inch fabric pieces.
A Dome official noticed this week that the complimentary fabric pieces have been on eBay for $20 apiece.
The Metrodome turf, which is just 1 year old, will not be replaced when the stadium is reopened.
If a new stadium is approved for the Vikings in Arden Hills, it probably wouldn't be ready until the 2015 season, and the team likely would play in the Dome until then.
Without the Vikings, who are the Dome's only tenant, the stadium can't financially operate, even though it has no debt. The cost of operating the Dome at full scale is between $11 million and $12 million annually.
Ex-Twins manager Tom Kelly, who debuted as an analyst for Fox Sports North's Twins coverage Wednesday, got a promotional ad done with just one take.
With the exodus Wednesday of Wild vice president Bill Robertson, the NHL team lost the public face of the franchise. Look for Robertson, who was virtually everywhere representing the organization with class, to resurface in a major role elsewhere in local sports and entertainment.
Frank Buetel, who broadcast Gophers, Twins, North Stars, Fighting Saints and Minnesota high school state tournaments and these days lives in Florida, will be enshrined in the Minnesota Museum of Broadcasting Hall of Fame on Oct. 15 at the Metropolitan Ballroom in Golden Valley.
One of the top young goaltenders in West St. Paul, Tommy Buell, has a wired jaw and won't be allowed to participate in contact sports until Oct. 1 while recovering from a collision during drills at a baseball camp.
St. Agnes grad Brad Rapacz, who is assistant equipment manager for the Auburn football program, was home in St. Paul last weekend displaying three rings from last season: a bedazzling national championship ring that resembles a New England Patriots Super Bowl ring, a Southeastern Conference championship ring and a Bowl Championship Series ring. All were manufactured by Minneapolis-based Jostens.
Gophers men's basketball coach Tubby Smith was in Milwaukee on Wednesday evening watching Eastview's 6-foot-7 Joey King, who has scholarship offers from Drake and Santa Clara.
A little birdie says the Wild's trade for Dany Heatley took the team's worst guy in the dressing room, Martin Havlat, and shipped him to San Jose for a guy who will be inconsistent but still score 30 to 40 goals next season.
Insiders said Havlat, who was among the Wild's most skilled players, was also a selfish player who kept to himself and stepped down, rather than up, at critical times during games.
The Wild's trade of Brent Burns to the Sharks for Devin Setoguchi is good for Burns in that he's a favorite of San Jose coach Todd McClellan and is expected to be a leader on a Stanley Cup contender.
The Wild should be able to count on Setoguchi for 20 to 25 goals next season. The other assets the Wild acquired in the deal – the 28th overall pick in next year's NHL draft and center Charlie Coyle – are several years away from having an impact, according to people in the know.
Season-ticket holder Justin Morneau, on the Wild's acquisition of Dany Heatley: "Everyone who has played with Heatley loves him. He's a great guy, teammate, fun to be around. I didn't realize, looking at the stats, that he's third in the NHL in goal scoring, and first in game winners, since he broke into the league. He's got me excited."

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how to make program that keeps score and loops till XXX is inputed
hi can some1 pls help me out im trying to make a program that loops till you type in xxx. i got that part done but the main goal of the program is that you need to type in a word and then the following word's first letter should start with the previous word's last letter for e.g. input:hello input:over input:rare input:xxx
if the word doesnt start with the previous word last letter it is counted as incorrect and if it starts with the last letter it is correct
later on the score = correct - incorect to get score here is my code pls help me out im strugling bad with this program
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String bgnword = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter a begin word: "); int score; int len = bgnword.length(); score = 0; String word; int corwrd = 0; int incwrd = 0; String prevword = null; while(!"XXX".equals(word = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter a word or XXX to quit."))) { char bgn = bgnword.charAt(len - 1); prevword = word; int len2 = word.length(); char ch1 = word.charAt(0); char ch2 = prevword.charAt(len2 - 1); if (prevword != null) { if(ch1 == ch2) { corwrd++; } else { incwrd--; } score = corwrd - incwrd; } } System.out.println("Score: " + score);
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can any1 pls help me on this 1
Re: how to make program that keeps score and loops till XXX is inputed
Please execute the program and Post the program's output here.
Add comments to the output saying what is wrong with it and show what the output should be.
To copy the contents of the command prompt window:
Click on Icon in upper left corner
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Select 'Select All' - The selection will show
Click in upper left again
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The Chicago Cubs have invited former fan favorite Augie Ojeda to Spring Training 2011 in Mesa, Arizona next month. Ojeda will be 1 of 21 non-roster invitees in camp. Ojeda played for the Cubs from 2000-2003 and is now 36 years old. In his last season playing with the Arizona Diamondbacks, Ojeda has played in only 59 games and his batting average is under .200. But he will serve a purpose as an innings-eater this spring for the Cubs.
Great news, Cubs fans — it will be nice to have a nice guy in the mix in Mesa this spring. Ojeda will also have a lot to offer some of the up-and-coming young Cubs infield stars (Starlin Castro, Blake DeWitt), so it is win-win all-around.


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Kidney Support Gold Reviews
Pet Wellbeing Kidney Support Gold
Kidney Support Gold is one of the best natural supplement for dogs who are experiencing kidney related issues. An FDA approved the product, Kidney Support Gold is highly organic and complies with all CVM (Center for Veterinary Medicine) practices that are essential for a pet's dietary supplement. Read on to know more.
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Like humans who respond well to some medication, while the same medication may not work for other, natural remedies are the same too. Some of the ingredients do not work effectively with some dogs and this may be due to some of the factors including environmental conditions and diet. For instance, dogs with a commercial food diet have been known to heal slower than those who have a natural raw diet. Even a switch to natural diet while on medication helps drastically improve the health of the pet. With some food with chemicals and preservatives, some of the natural remedies are either slow or do not work at all. Its the same with some of the environmental conditions.
With that said, we would urge you to check on some of the Kidney support gold reviews by customers who have tried the product and have had success or failures before you buy them. What better way than to know the user's review before you buy a product?
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Kidney Support Gold is a great help for the aging canine friends who would be finding it difficult to maintain a normal and healthy kidney functioning. They may need an external support for kidney functioning. It helps in maintaining the energy level, improves the immune system, and helps maintain and normal appetite, thirst, and urination. Since the kidneys are the most vulnerable organ in dogs supporting this will be the best way to have a normal aging.
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Kidney Support Gold is a combination of relevant herbs and a fungus. This is more of a natural tonic in effect. It contains the natural tonics Cordyceps mycelium and Rehmannia root. These two ingredients are popular in Chinese medicine in treating kidney diseases. They also stimulate the immune system and improve the immunity. There will be fewer chances of falling ill when you give your pet Kidney Support Gold. The Rehmannia root promotes normal urination and flushes out the toxins and excess urea preventing chances of kidney stones. The other two ingredients are Dong Quai, and Astragalus root extracts are mostly used in combination with each other. The former helps in oxygen transportation to the tissues and lessen chances of oxidation. It also promotes normal blood circulation, reducing the chances of accumulation of toxins. Astragalus normalizes the gene expression thereby maintain normal kidney functioning.
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Just like humans, even dogs go through certain stages of health issues and kidney or renal problems are one of them. Kidneys help the body stabilize the blood pressure and remove all the toxic waste from the body. Dogs prefer to eat anything that is served on their platter but mostly it should contain protein and calcium. A balanced diet is important to dogs as well. As dogs tend to eat raw foods, make sure that they are fed on a limited quantity as they are easily vulnerable to infections and diseases. For eg: raw meat can release high toxins which are harmful for dogs. If you notice signs such as frequent urination, or excessive drinking of water, take the dog to your vet immediately. Some dogs may lose their appetite or may vomit their foods. Don't take a chance and consulting your vet may be the best option to save your pet. Other signs such as bad breath, abdominal pain, seizures are symptoms that your pet may be having a kidney failure.
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After the vet checks your dog, he will check the CRF (chronic renal failure) report depending on how serious the situation is. If it is an acute renal failure, your pet will be treated with intravenous fluid therapy for days or weeks depending on the situation which will be continued by regular check on blood samples and your dog's appetite normalcy. In chronic renal failure, the situation is much worse but there are hopes if taken immediate measures at the right time. It can be treated with proper restrictions on foods along with omega-3 fatty acids supplement which are the best remedies for curing CRF in dogs.
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Formula One Pilots Decry Technology Creep: 'It's Just Not Enjoyable'
Red Bull Racing's "number two driver," Mark Webber, seen here with a cat, has just about had enough of technology ruining all the fun of Formula One racing. Several new systems have been put in place in many of the cars this year, but the systems go overboard with the technology, apparently. Not only that, but the reliance on all this technology may be distracting, as Webber… Read More


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The underlying narrative motif of this news story about the feud between Keith Olberman and Bill O'Reilly is And they lived happily ever after. And how did that wonderful result occur, children? It occurred because the corporations that own Mr. Olberman and Mr. O'Reilly decided that the feud was bad for business. Like many fairy tales, this one is very dark and should not comfort you, my children.
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Yay, good batch! smile I spent about 1.95 Mil. on that round and made back about 2.95 Mil. So like 900k in profit!
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This used to be where I opened caches, but since they're no longer profitable this is where I will keep my Exchanging Quest's. My current quest is to make 2,OOO,OOO,OOO by 4/21/14.


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July 18, 2014
Tech/William & Mary football game moved to 4 p.m.
Contest now to be televised on ESPNEWS
BLACKSBURG - The Virginia Tech Athletics Department, in conjunction with ESPN and the Atlantic Coast Conference, announced Friday game time and broadcast changes for the Hokies' football opener against William & Mary. The game will still be played on Saturday, Aug. 30, but will now kick at 4 p.m. and be televised by ESPNEWS.
The game was originally slated for a 3:30 p.m. start on ESPN3, an online-only platform.
Season tickets are on sale now through hokietickets.com.
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First Posted: 8/9/2013
LUMBERTON — Amazing. Great. Impressive.
These were the words uttered repeatedly by U.S. Rep. Richard Hudson as he got a first-hand look Friday afternoon at some of the labs available at Robeson Community College to train students for jobs in health-related fields and advanced manufacturing.
"I've toured all eight of the community colleges in my district, and you have some of the most advanced equipment and programs I've seen," he said as he was updated on the college's nursing and advanced manufacturing programs by RCC staff. "I'm impressed. Your nursing and manufacturing labs are state of the art. They give students the hands-on training they need to get jobs when they graduate."
Hudson, a Republican from Concord, represents the 8th Congressional District, which spans from Charlotte to Robeson County. The meeting with about 25 college, community and business leaders at RCC ended a three-day tour throughout the district that included earlier stops Friday at the Laurinburg-Maxton Airport and the CSX Hamlet train terminal.
"Transportation is important to growth and job creation," Hudson said. "That's what I've been emphasizing the past few days."
Hudson said that his priorities as a congressional representative are "jobs, jobs, jobs," and that North Carolina's community colleges are vital to making that happen in Robeson and other rural counties across the state.
"This is where it's at," Hudson said. "This is where students can get the hands-on experience they need to learn the skills needed by industries today."
Hudson said that it is common when he speaks with business and industrial leaders about recruitment and job creation to be told that the biggest obstacle to overcome is the lack of individuals having the skills to perform the jobs employers need today.
"There are 4 million jobs out there not filled because no one has the training and skills to do the work," Hudson said.
As an example, Hudson noted that major industries now use robots to produce their products.
"You need to know megatronics and advanced manufacturing today," he said. "When one of these robots breaks down you have to have someone highly skilled to repair it. You can't just use a hammer to fix the problem anymore."
Although it's important to recruit new major industries to the the county and region, Hudson said that it is also important to provide a well-trained and skilled workforce that meets the needs of those businesses and industries already doing business in the area.
"Lets make sure the industries already here continue to be successful," Hudson told those community leaders who joined his brief tour of the RCC facilities. "This is our bread and butter."
Hudson said that Congress is is trying to do its part to make it easier for individuals to have access to job training programs that will teach them the skills necessary to get to work.
"We are consolidating job training programs and putting more dollars on the ground so that students have easier access to the training they need," he said.
Pamela Hilbert, president of RCC, noted that Hudson's experience as a former member of a North Carolina community college board of trustees sharpens his understanding of the needs of community colleges as they move forward to prepare students for jobs.
"We appreciate that he cares enough to have visited all eight colleges in his district," she said. "Having served on a (trustee) board, he has an understanding of state and federal programs."


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Movies are listed with theater locations through Wednesday. Reviews without star ratings are from critics other than Roger Ebert. Listings are subject to change. Call theaters for times. For an online movie guide, see augusta.com/movies.
FIRST DAUGHTER (PG-13) Katie Holmes (Pieces of April) plays a U.S. president's daughter whose freshman year in college includes romance and danger. Augusta Exchange and Evans
SHALL WE DANCE (PG-13) Richard Gere and Jennifer Lopez in remake of Japanese film that was a cross-cultural charmer. Preview screening, movie set for Oct. 15 release. Evans, 7:10 p.m. Saturday
THE FORGOTTEN (PG) Julianne Moore goes the psychological thriller route in this tale of a grieving mother who's told that her dead son never existed.
Augusta Exchange, Aiken and Evans
A CINDERELLA STORY (H, PG) Dreary, flat, dismal and routine recycling of the Cinderella story. Masters and Augusta Village
ALIEN VS. PREDATOR (PG-13) Battle of the sci-fi monster franchises features lots of action and gross outs. Begins Friday at Masters and Augusta Village
ANACONDAS: THE HUNT FOR THE BLOOD ORCHID (PG-13) The follow-up to the 1997 action hit Anaconda tracks an expedition in the jungles of Borneo that stumbles into mating season for monstrously large, ravenous snakes. Augusta Exchange, Big Mo and Evans, ends today at Aiken
CATWOMAN (H, PG-13) After Halle Berry discovers corporate skullduggery and is killed, an Egyptian cat named Midnight breathes new life into her, and she becomes Catwoman. Masters and Augusta Village
CELLULAR (HHH, PG-13) Kim Basinger is kidnapped and held in an attic; her child and husband are threatened. The phone in the attic is shattered, but as a science teacher she knows enough to piece it together. Augusta Exchange, Aiken and Evans
COLLATERAL (HHH, R) A long night in the life of a Los Angeles cabbie (Jamie Foxx), hired by a killer (Tom Cruise) who keeps him at gunpoint. Augusta Exchange and Evans
DODGEBALL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY (HHH, PG-13) Vince Vaughn plays the owner of a bankrupt gym, and Ben Stiller is the manic owner of the multimillion-dollar muscle rival. Augusta Village
FAHRENHEIT 9/11 (HHH, R) In a frankly partisan documentary, Michael Moore concludes that George W. Bush is incompetent, dishonest, failing in the war on terrorism, and has bad taste in friends. The charges in the film will not come as news to those who pay attention to politics, but Mr. Moore illustrates them with dramatic images and a relentless commentary track. Begins Friday at Augusta Exchange
HARRY POTTER AND THE PRISONER OF AZKABAN (HHH, PG) Harry returns to Hogwarts under a cloud. Sirius Black might intend Harry as his next victim. Augusta Village
HERO (PG-13) An early Chinese warlord dreams of uniting his nation, but is the target of three assassins. Jet Li claims to have killed all three. Augusta Exchange and Evans
I, ROBOT (HH, PG-13) Disappointing adaptation of the Isaac Asimov stories about robots derailed by contradictions in the Three Laws of Robotics. Masters, ends today at Augusta Exchange
KING ARTHUR (HHH, PG-13) Arthurian movie with Clive Owen as a lean, hard-edged Arthur and Keira Knightley as Guinevere. Augusta Village
LITTLE BLACK BOOK (HHH, PG-13) Brittany Murphy is cute and chirpy in the early scenes, so we assume this is going to be a routine career-girl comedy, and then it digs deeper until it's a satire about television. Masters, ends today at Augusta Village
MEAN GIRLS (HHH, PG-13) Lindsay Lohan is a fish out of water when she lands in high school. Augusta Village
MR. 3000 (PG-13) Bernie Mac plays a baseball slugger who retired, with his team in a pennant race, after he made his way into the books with 3,000 hits. Seven years later, three of those hits are declared ineligible, so he returns to the game to reclaim his record. Augusta Exchange, Aiken and Evans
NAPOLEON DYNAMITE (H, PG) Depressing comedy about a super nerd (Jon Heder) who is happy to be left alone. Evans and Augusta Exchange
NATIONAL LAMPOON'S GOLD DIGGERS (PG-13) Will Friedle and Chris Owen play incompetent con artists who plot to marry and do away with two weird old heiresses (Renee Taylor and Louise Lasser), unaware that the women are hatching a murderous scheme of their own. Evans, ends today at Augusta Exchange
PAPARAZZI (PG-13) Mel Gibson produces a tale of a movie star seeking revenge on tabloid photographers. With Cole Hauser and Robin Tunney. Ends today at Augusta Exchange and Evans
RESIDENT EVIL: APOCALYPSE (R) Milla Jovovich returns to kick more mutant-zombie butt. Augusta Exchange, Aiken, Big Mo and Evans
SHREK 2 (HHH, PG) Shrek and Princess Fiona go to meet her royal parents. Augusta Village and Masters
SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW (PG) Kerry Conran wrote the software that allowed him to shoot Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow, the stars of this 1930s-set science-fiction adventure, against a blue screen, then create the entire "world of tomorrow" inside the computer. Visually, it's a German expressionistlike dream of a comic-book future. Augusta Exchange, Aiken and Evans
SUPERBABIES: BABY GENIUSES 2 (PG) This sequel to a 1999 flop features more toddlers with computer-animated mouths and bodies doing adult things. Augusta Exchange, ends today at Evans
THE BOURNE SUPREMACY (HHH, PG-13) An amnesiac with amazing skills is framed for murder in Berlin and pursues his enemies from India to Italy, Germany and Russia. Augusta Exchange and Evans
THE COOKOUT (PG-13) A new NBA star juggles an endorsement interview and a barbecue with his wacky family. Aiken and Augusta Exchange
THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW (HHH, PG-13) Global warming floods Manhattan and then freezes it. Billions die, but the movie's characters survive. Augusta Village
THE EXORCIST: THE BEGINNING (R) This prequel sets the stage for all we've seen before, as a youthful priest's first encounter with Beelzebub. Augusta Exchange
THE NOTEBOOK (HHH, PG-13) Cuts between the same couple at two seasons in their lives. It's a tear-jerker, but well-acted and deeply felt. MASTERS AND AUGUSTA VILLAGE
THE PRINCESS DIARIES: ROYAL ENGAGEMENT (H, G) Anne Hathaway, princess of Genovia, faces a one-month deadline: Get married, or lose her right to the crown. Augusta Exchange, Aiken and Evans
THE TERMINAL (HHH, PG-13) Tom Hanks stars as a man whose country has ceased to exist; he has no passport or visa, cannot go forward or back, and is told by a customs official (Stanley Tucci) he can stay in an airport arrivals lounge. Masters and Augusta Village
VANITY FAIR (HHHH, PG-13) Reese Witherspoon is splendid as Thackeray's ambitious heroine Becky Sharp, the orphan of an alcoholic painter who aspires to rise in society. Augusta Exchange
WHITE CHICKS (H, PG-13) Marlon and Shawn Wayans disguise themselves to act as bait for kidnappers. Augusta Village and Masters
WICKER PARK (HHH, PG-13) A baffling but perversely entertaining emotional thriller. Ends today at Augusta Exchange and Evans
WIMBLEDON (PG-13) While this was filmed partly on the lawns and in the locker rooms of the world's best-known tennis arena, this story of the romance that develops between a low-seeded Brit (Paul Bettany) and an American star (Kirsten Dunst) with a reputation for being diva-difficult is all fiction. Augusta Exchange and Evans
WITHOUT A PADDLE (PG-13) Amiable piffle that benefits from the warmly moronic camaraderie of stars Seth Green, Matthew Lillard and Dax Shepard. Augusta Exchange, Aiken and Evans
Julianne Moore plays a woman looking for the truth about her son in the thriller The Forgotten.
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A bouquet or basket of flowers can make
Yellow Daffodil
This bright yellow flower represents new beginnings. It is also considered as a flower that
This small white flower is the symbol of modesty, grace, and sensuality. Mostly available in tropical and sub-tropical areas, its sensual and heavenly fragrance makes it a very romantic flower. Jasmine is also associated with love and romance and is why the brides and bridegrooms in Pakistan
The meaning behind hydrangeas can be a little bit tricky. There are many meanings associated
However, the Victorians aren't as fond of the flower and they mainly used hydrangeas to declare that someone is boastful and frigid. It was also used as a means of turning a claim of love down. Nowadays, hydrangeas can be commonly found in wedding bouquets and floral arrangements to
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Józef Dymek, son of Jakób Dymek and Franciszka Alickowa, was born on 14 May 1854 in Piasutno, Kolno Powiat, Łomża Gubernia, Congress Kingdom of Poland. He was baptized on 15 May 1854 in the parish church in Mały Płock, Kolno Powiat, Łomża Gubernia, Congress Kingdom of Poland.
The Birth and Baptismal Record of Józef Dymek – 1854
SOURCE: Parafia pw. Znalezienia Krzyża Św. (Mały Płock, Kolno Powiat, Łomża Gubernia, Congress Kingdom of Poland), "Akta urodzeń 1852-1862 [Records of Births 1852-1862]," page 88/79, entry 117, Józef Dymek, 15 May 1854; filmed as Księgi metrykalne, 1771-1863; FHL INTL microfilm 0,948,383.
Click on the image above to view a higher resolution image. Click on the link for a PDF copy of the Birth and Baptismal Record of Józef Dymek. Translated from the Polish, the record reads:
117 Piasutno
This happened in the village of Mały Płock on the third / fifteenth day of May in the year one-thousand eight-hundred fifty-four at the hour of eight in the morning. There appeared Jakób Dymek, thirty years of age, a peasant farmer residing in Piasutno, in the presence of Wawrzeniec Trzcinka, thirty-seven years of age, together with Adam Kuza, thirty-five years of age, both farmers from Piasutno, and he showed Us a child of the male sex, born in Piasutno yesterday at the hour of eight in the evening of him and his wife Franciszka née Alicka, twenty-four years of age. To this child at Holy Baptism performed on this day was given the name Józef, and his Godparents were Wawrzeniec Trzcinka and Katarzyna Kuzowa. This document was read aloud to the declarant father and witnesses who do not know how to write.
[signed] The Reverend Julius Kulisz, pas[tor] of M[ały] Płock
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The demo camp will take place in the ETH lecture room HG D 1.1 located in the main building of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. For details see
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Volunteers from Carrollton's Dow Corning plant are wrapping up another year of tutoring and mentoring at Carroll County Middle School. Twelve employees from the company volunteered to work with two students each on a weekly basis during the second half of the 2014-2015 school year.
This menu is for Kathryn Winn Primary and Cartmell Elementary Schools, changes for Carroll County High School and Middle School will be italicized.
Thursday, May 14: Breakfast: chicken biscuit; lunch: hot dog, with bun, chili sauce, cheese, potato rounds, grapes or diced pears. Philly cheese/buffalo chicken with bun, lettuce, tomato, pickle, onion, green peppers, baked beans, fries, grapes or pear halves for lunch.
Carroll County Board of Education accepted a bid of more than $3.4 million for the construction of the Carroll County High School athletic complex at a special meeting Monday, May 11.
Other items on the agenda were change orders to the Carroll County Middle School construction project and a land purchase on Fourth Street.
The school board voted to accept the bid submitted by Weir Construction for the athletic field upgrades. Weir was the only bidder for the project.
Nucor Steel Gallatin hosted the Cartmell Elementary fourth-graders May 1, for its annual Earth Day field trip.
Thursday, May 7: Breakfast: sausage biscuit; lunch: hamburger/cheeseburger with bun, lettuce, tomato, pickle, French fries, steamed peas and carrots, peach cup or diced pears. Carroll County High School and middle school will offer chicken biscuit for breakfast.
John Wooden, the famed basketball player and coach, once said, "I think the teaching profession contributes more to the future of our society than any other single profession." Wooden, who would lead UCLA's men's basketball team to ten NCAA championships, spent his early working years as an English teacher in Dayton (Ky.) and South Bend (Ind.).
"I'm glad I was a teacher," he said.
What is your favorite thing about school and why?
"Special classes because they are cool!"
What is your favorite subject and why?
"Art because I am a good drawer."
What is your favorite book?
"Lion King"
What is your favorite movie?
"Big Hero 6"
Where do you want to go to college?
"I want to go to college, but I'm not sure where."
Three Carroll County High School seniors will continue their athletic careers in college. Zakk Hicks, Kelly Layton and Lauren Moore were honored at an athletic signing day ceremony May 1. Hicks will play baseball at Indiana University Southeast; Layton will play volleyball at Georgetown College and Moore will play basketball at Centre College.
Kathryn Winn Primary's entire student body, more than 200 parents and Winn staff took a field trip to the Louisville Zoo April 24.
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Skip to comments.Non-Zombie Americans Brace for Obamas Flexibility
Posted on 11/08/2012 5:43:14 AM PST by scottfactor
Back in March, we heard Barack Obama (or whatever his name is) tell Russian President Dmitry Medvedev,
This is my last election. After my election, I have more flexibility.
At the time, news outlets reported this as if Obama did not realize he was being recorded, yet there were cameras and microphones all over the place recording every second. Obama had to know the world could hear his words, but I am certain he did not care. When I heard those words, I knew the fix was in, although I still hoped I would be wrong. Obama knew he would win the election. We have seen elections around the world where dictators routinely win reelection, and we shake our heads in wonder at such corrupt election systems. We wake up and find we have one, too.
No, I am not going to dwell on the unknown number of dead or otherwise illegal Obama voters or potential voting machine hacks or Barcelona vote-tally whackers, because it is futile. By hook and crook and a preponderance of moron votes, the communist, criminal fraud Barack Obama was reinstalled in our presidency, and we will never know how many fraudulent votes or altered vote counts contributed to his victory.
To the millions of morons who stupidly voted for this anti-American demoniac, ignorance is currently bliss, but for the sentient Americans who understand that our nation has been solidly taken over by evil enemies within, it is mourning inAmerica. What we now face is Obamas promised flexibility, with all the further America-killing, freedom-robbing, Constitution-burning wickedness it entails.
We now face the fact that we will not be able to kill Obamacare. We face the fact that a corrupt, incompetent government, packed with affirmative action trolls, will now control our formerly private health care systemthe same government that does so well running the United States Postal Service, Social Security and Medicare. Yeah, that government. We now face the ugly reality that we will be compelled to endure a socialist medical system, complete with treatment rationing, death panels for Grandma and forced taxpayer funding of pre-born baby killing. And, I know the morons do not understand this, but we now face massive tax hikes to fund the monstrous government takeover of our health care system, even though the high taxation and fees will not be enough to pay for it.
We face Obamas Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Gestapo continuing to spit in the face of Congressional authority and further put the cap and trade vice to energy production so that our electricity rates will necessarily skyrocket. And, drilling and fracking? I doubt we will see an increase on federal lands, because Obama has not yet seen his policies stick us with ten-dollar-a-gallon gas.
We face a lawless Justice Department that will continue to prevent common-sense voter identification laws from going into effect. It will continue to allow the flood of illegal aliens to trample our nations laws, and it will continue to sue states that attempt to protect their residents from the criminal alien invasion.
We will continue to see the homosexual movement make gains under Obama, who is fully on-board with its tyrannical goals. Yes, the goals of the homosexual movement are tyrannical. Those goals include the killing of free speech, freedom of association and freedom of religion, and the destruction of the meaning of marriage and the family unit as the bedrock of a strong nation. The militant homosexual movement will not tolerate criticism of its unhealthy, unnatural and immoral behavior, and ultimately we will go the sorry way of other socialist nations that outlaw speech critical of degenerate, homosexual behavior, and that will include speech from the pulpit.
We will continue to see our military shredded to bits andAmericas national security dangerously degraded. We will not likely see justice done for those killed inBenghazi, and Obama will not be held accountable for his refusal to allow help to be sent to our Ambassador and the others murdered by Muslim animals.
We will not see Obama punished for any of the criminal actions he has taken since his likely fraudulent obtaining of the office of President as an ineligible candidate. He will not be held accountable for ignoring the limits on his power and for bypassing Congress and disregarding court rulings against him. No one will be able or willing to stop him from finishing the destruction of our nations economy to bring us down to size with the rest of the pitiful world.
It has been bad in his first term, but I am certain we are going to see terrible theft of our God-given rights and freedoms as we have never before seen in America.
So, we brace ourselves for Dictator Obamas hellish flexibility.
The entitlement drones have won, and while they think the world is roses because their hero is still in office, reality will one day pierce their painfully stupid heads. One day, the government taxpayer money pig trough will be empty, and then they will take to the streets to burn and destroy what little order still remains in our once-great nation.
Our country is indeed gone, but to paraphrase an e-mail message I received today, forwarded by Dr. Theo from his former battalion surgeon leader inVietnam: God is still on His throne. Jesus is still King of Kings and Lord of Lords, and He is still the only Way to salvation. The Bible still has every answer to lifes problems. Prayer is still our most potent weapon. Jesus will save anyone who puts his trust in Him, and there is always plenty of room at the Cross for newcomers.
God has turned his face away from the United States of America, because America first turned its face away from Him; however, God has promised He will never leave nor forsake those of us who have put our faith and love in Him through His Son Jesus. The only source for real hope and real peace in our lives is Jesus Christ, Who is God. If you stand apart from God today, please consider seeking Him now. Our world will soon be worse than anyone can imagine, and when the dark days fall, the only eternally safe place to be is in the all-powerful hands of the Lord God.
Mid terms are just two years away. All of the house and more dems than repubs are up for re-election in the senate.
A plethora of scandals will break in the next 12 months in the administration.
The GOP controls more governorships than at any time for the last generation.
All is not lost.
I hope the GOP will learn some lessons...
Funny, but I have felt like I'm in an episode of "The Walking Dead". Holed up and waiting for a cure. If there's not one in the next 4 years, then start whacking heads..figuratively speaking of course.
God hates abortion. Obama loves the mass murder of the unborn.
At some point, we will have to choose between God and Obama.
America has chosen, Slyfox, and it made the wrong choice, of course.
There will be another choice to make.
I was responding to your statement, "At some point, we will have to choose between God and Obama."
I was not saying "God was on the ballot." I was saying America has rejected God, and very dark days lie ahead because of it.
That's why I'm holding out hope for 2014. I believe, 20 Senate seats in play and of course the house. Pickup majorities in both and make the last two years miserable for Obama.
Without him at the top, the 99% of the Blacks who vote only on skin color and not issues, may for the most part sit it out.
I am beginning to think we should rethink that 19th amendment though.. :)
America did not reject God. Only 59 million of it's citizens did.
In America, there are millions more God-less people than just 59 million.
America has collectively rejected God, beginning in earnest in the 1960s. Godlessness is pervasive in this nation--in our government, institutions, education system, "entertainment," media, everywhere in the public square God is rejected in America--and with the collective sins of the abortion of around 60 MILLION pre-born babies and the "PROUD" sodomites flaunting God's laws, as so many others also do, we are seeing God turn his face away from this nation.
But, as I wrote in the article above, although God has turned His back on America--because America first turned away from Him--He will never turn away from individual believers. But, our country is toast once He turns away from us, and that's why we have been stuck with the curse of "Obama" and the communist-Islamist axis that has taken over our government.
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Would you guys recommend that I take a BOSS ME-20 which my friend is offering me for $150 AUS? Or should I hold out and get a bigger multi-effects pedal?
Would you guys recommend that I take a BOSS ME-20 which my friend is offering me for $150 AUS? Or should I hold out and get a bigger multi-effects pedal?
EDIT: On top of that, i got a really sweet petrucci-ish tone out of the me-50, i guess that should convince you.
I wouldn't. Multi effect pedals are tooo digital for a tone freak like me
Anyone heard of the AdrenaLinn III (without just googling it)?
My mate has one, it's fantastic. John Mayer uses one too.
Awww yeaaaah, that thing looks and sounds awesome.
that is so unnecessary.
Ibanez RG7321 next month ooooooh yeah
by adding a bass and 2 more guitars I've effectively made it a pokemon theme solely because it's in midi
Uhh guys, I think my guitar is fucked.
So I got 2 new batteries for it, and it sounds exactly the same as when the batteries are out. Very quiet. I practically have to hit the strings to get the sound past the noise gate. Any clue about what's going on here?
Are the batteries in the right way? lol
I'd try a new cable before anything else, especially if you are using cheap cables. They're known to come apart on the inside and/or pull apart from the 1/4" connectors.
I have tried 3 cables, revealed that one is broken () and the other two produce the same results
Probably won't be any with the pickups (assuming they're EMG's since your pickups are obviously active, and most EMG's are solder-free), so maybe the output jack?
What guitar?
Figured out the issue with my intonation, needed new strings. I didn't think the strings I had on there were too worn down, but the new strings I put on are right on the money with the higher frets.
My dad sold my brothers guitar on ebay to some polish woman and she recieved it yesterday, today she messaged my dad saying "Item not as described!! The griffin inside is cracked".
Puzzled, my dad asks me what the christ a 'griffin' in a guitar is. I told him there's nothing in a guitar called a griffin and I messaged one of my guitar tech friends to ask too and he said he's heard nothing about it.
My dad asks the polish twat to explain what a griffin was and her reply:
"The griffin is damaged by the corps (as in core), item not as described. Probably packaging, we could sack potatoes better than you pack a guitar".
Now she wants a refund for some bullshit "fault" with the guitar. Buyers remorse, anyone?
You can't honestly expect her to use a guitar with a broken griffin
It's one of the most vital parts of the instrument
Yeah man, I would never accept a guitar with a broken griffin.
i once broke this guitars griffin in a shop
i had to buy the entire thing, now i'm stuck with a gibson with a broken griffin.
such a shame
just a random tought, maybe she's talking bout the headstock or the neck Idk
Never use with a broken griffing tought
Okay so I opened up my SG and there's a bunch of wires in there held together by a couple of cable ties with a 2 wires (black and grey) going to the jack and another two (red and black) going to the battery compartment. I tried fiddling around to see if anything would catch but nothing seems to respond to it.
All solder points seem fine too, the knobs and the pup selector are the only solder points I can see.
Just used my older guitar with the same amp settings, lead etc and it works fine. Definitely a problem with the guitar then.
I was born ready.
Is there any way to slightly re-moisturize an ebony fretboard or should I just wait until it gets nasty and then revarnish it and everything?
i usually rub the fretboard with some olive oil when replacing strings, works a charm.
though it's rosewood.
I just got paid le big bucks from Machinima so I'm buying some more parts to my build, bought the Nitrocellulose Lacquer there, looking at some necks now. Can't really find any I like or that will even fit lol
Ive probably already spent $250 on just parts...
Need new strings soon, Would like to try other brands.
I have Super Slinky's on now. Play mostly Metallica, but some Mercyful Fate, Green Day, Audioslave and others. WHat strings you reccomend?
Ernie Ball Titanium Reinforced/coated 10-46 (3121#)
I like them more than nanowebs personally, my nanowebs always got the coating ripped of quickly, and I didn't like their sound a whole lot for my playing. After 3 months, my Ernie's are still in great condition. Also, GHS seems to have some good stuff, but I've never used them.
Fucking boo.. I was re-setting up my bridge for standard tuning (I play in E flat personally but I have to retune and reset to play in college) and as I was retuning high E it snapped. First string I've snapped in months.
Though thankfully I can put it down to the guy who sold me the guitar's bad stringing job, I hadn't got around to replacing the strings on my new fender because I was waiting to see a guitar tech to adjust my nut for thicker gauges so wasting £10 on strings that fit the current nut size would be.. well a waste.
thankfully I had some elixir spares lying around and replaced the E for college tomorrow, then on saturday I'm getting the nut recut for gauge 12 or 13.


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Wireless Pulse Points Offer an Inside Look at Local Communities
The Boston Globe is sponsoring a new initiative in Boston—WiFi Pulse Points. Pulse Points are wireless access sites that offer an inside look at locations around Boston. The sites focus on the local community, offering visitors interesting information about landmarks, people, and businesses that make up the immediate community.
The first two Pulse Points, which launched on September 27, are hosted by Barbara's Booksellers in South Station and by the Trident Booksellers and Café on Upper Newbury Street, a local bookstore with a long-standing reputation as a wireless hotspot.
The Pulse Points are the brainchild of Globe technology editor DC Denison and WiFi innovator Michael Oh; they are designed to create interactive destinations in specific locations within the city.
"We created these sites as a way to share the stories that create a community," said Denison. "Every individual and location has a story to tell. As you pass through South Station or browse at the Trident, these sites offer an annotation to the location—an opportunity to learn a little more about the people and places that make up our community."
"To my knowledge, these Pulse Points are the first time a media company has used WiFi technology as a means of offering content, not simply as an access point," Denison continued.
The Pulse Points are accessible to anyone with a WiFi-enabled laptop. They allow individuals to connect to a network, but not to the Internet or e-mail. Rather, these Pulse Points connect individuals to their location—and each other. They create a "situational community" of people who are connected simply because they are in the same place at the same time.
Each site features information on the history, the people, local businesses, and landmarks that make up the pulse of an immediate community. The sites are designed to be interactive—visitors can explore the area, play games, and add their own content to the site through discussion forums. Content on the site is updated regularly.
"No one understands the events and news of Boston better than The Globe," said Richard Gilman, publisher of The Boston Globe. "The new WiFi Pulse Points take that understanding one step further—capturing a moment in time, a spotlight on a location where you are spending a few minutes. The Pulse Points offer a glimpse into a very local community. Our sponsorship of this initiative is one more way we can continue to deliver the pulse of Boston to the people who live here—through a variety of different channels."
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Securing America: Iran Scoping Out U.S. Sites?
Has Iran been conducting surveillance in the United States? A hearing on Capitol Hill took a look at the possible threat posed to the U.S. by Iran and Hezbollah, which killed more Americans than any other terrorist organization before the 9/11 attacks.
FOX News Radio's Lisa Brady reports in our ongoing series on national security:
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(Silber) "We are concerned."...The NYPD's Head of Intelligence Analysis telling Congress at least 13 people with ties to Iran's government have been questioned since 2005 after taking pictures of New York landmarks and other things, including railroad tracks and a heliport. Mitchell Silber, echoing what the Director of National Intelligence has said, that some in Iran may be growing more likely to attack in the U.S. (Silber) "Either because of hostilities that break out, or the perception of pressure on Iran, that we may be moving forward to a higher likelihood of terrorist activity in the Homeland." Homeland Security Chief Janet Napolitano says threat information is constantly monitored, and updates given to state and local officials. Lisa Brady, FOX News Radio.


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10 Best Death Wish Movies
Ever wonder what the ten best death wish movies are? Or have you even wondered how many death wish movies are out there? Well, to answer these questions is this compiled list of the top picks.
"Death Wish 1." The first "Death Wish" was released in 1974; the DVD was not released until 2001, though. In this movie ,Charles Bronson stars at Paul Kersey, a man who comes home one day to find his wife murdered and his daughter raped. When the authorities fail to help, he takes matters into his own hands by killing all the criminals on the streets in an attempt to find the murderer. The problem is, after a while ,he begins to enjoy it. This is obviously a good pick for the best death wish movies.
"Death Wish 2." "Death Wish 2" again stars Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey. In this sequel, Paul Kersey has moved on to Los Angeles, but it seems he cannot get away from the violence. His housekeeper is murdered and his daughter who is in a coma is raped again. This leaves Paul Kersey literally no choice but to go back to his old ways of taking care of the bad guys on his own.
"Death Wish 3." In "Death Wish 3," Paul Kersey has returned to New York just in time to be arrested after finding his old friend dying from a beating by a gang. The police chief who arrests him isn't much different from Kersey when it comes to taking out the bad guys and allows Kersey to go free as long as he reports his death counts.
"Death Wish 4." "Death Wish 4" brings back Charles Bronson as Paul Kersey. In this "Death Wish," movie Paul Kersey is once again in L.A. and dating a reporter. Suddenly, his girlfriend's daughter overdoses on drugs and sends Paul Kersey on his killing sprees once again.
"Death Wish 5." In the final installment of "Death Wish" movies, Paul Kersey has moved back to New York…again. He has tried to go back to a regular life, even proposing to his girlfriend. But, the trouble always follows him. His girlfriend's ex-husband is a gangster and she is killed by his gang. Of course, this triggers the killer in Kersey.
"Death Wish." The remake: In the 2010 version of "Death Wish," Sylvester Stallone directs, as well as plays, Paul Kersey. Paul Kersey is a man who takes the law into his own hands as he goes on a killing spree after his wife is murdered and the authorities refuse to help.
"Cliffhanger." "Cliffhanger" starring Sylvester Stallone was released in 1993 and is one of the best movies with a death wish. In this movie, Stallone is Gabe Walker, a man who is part of a mountain climber rescue team.
"Thelma and Louise." "Thelma and Louise," starring Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon, is a popular death wish movie about two women who hit the road to escape their regular lives. Things get really bad after Louise kills a man for attempting to rape Thelma.
"The Punisher." In "The Punisher," Frank Castle's (Thomas Jane) family is massacred and he is left for dead. Somehow he survives and then takes the law into his own hands when he sets out to punish those responsible for the deaths of his family.
"It's a Wonderful Life." "It's a Wonderful Life" is a classic movie released in 1947 and is usually shown at Christmas time. In this movie, George Bailey wishes he was never born and was then shown by an angel ho the town and its people would have been like had he, indeed, never been born.


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Hep B Free – Bay Area program launched to eradicate hepatitis B
A spin-off of San Francisco Hep B Free program to unite the San Francisco Bay Area in the fight against hepatitis B and liver cancer by raising awareness of the single largest health disparity within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community was launched recently in San Mateo County,
Dubbed as Hep B Free – Bay Area, the program also seeks to create a unified voice to encourage screening and vaccination, and improve health outcomes throughout the Bay Area to make the San Francisco Bay Area free of hepatitis B.
San Francisco Hep B Free – Bay Area Program Coordinator Richard So announced that what they underscore is that the San Francisco's Asian and Pacific Islander residents that comprise of 34 percent of the City's population bear a disproportionate burden of liver cancer and undetected hepatitis B infection.
"In the United States, 1 in 12 Asian Americans is chronically infected with hepatitis B in comparison to 1 in 1000 non-Hispanic Whites. While Asian Americans constitute only 4% of the population in the United States, they comprise over half of the nation's 1.2-2 million people chronically infected with hepatitis B. This is one of the greatest racial health disparities in the United States. Fortunately, hepatitis B is a vaccine-preventable disease. A safe and effective vaccine has been available since 1982," shared So. "SF Hep B Free - Bay Area is a new re-branding of SF Hep B Free to unite all Bay Area efforts starting this month. San Mateo County is the first official expansion under this new banner and falls directly under SF Hep B Free leadership. We have a set of metrics we are determined to accomplish in year 1, but we are eagerly planning to surpass that."
According to a page devoted on Hepa B by the Asian Liver Center at Stanford University, the first non-profit organization in the United States that addresses the disproportionately high rates of chronic hepatitis B infection and liver cancer in Asians and Asian Americans, "Hepatitis B is a vaccine preventable disease of the liver and leading cause of liver cancer worldwide caused by infection with the hepatitis B virus (HBV)."
Its initial HBV infection or acute infection symptoms could be so mild that many people including their doctors may not know they have been infected but could result in an illness with symptoms of fatigue, lost of appetite, dark urine and yellow discoloration of the eyes, lasting for several months and even death from liver failure.
It is estimated that 1 in 30 people worldwide or approximately 240 million individuals is living with chronic hepatitis B which causes 60-80% of liver cancer cases worldwide and without appropriate medical management, as many as 1 in 4 people chronically infected with HBV will die from liver cancer or liver failure, resulting in about 600,000 to a million deaths annually.
The campaign was launched in San Francisco in 2007 to promote collaboration between government, healthcare groups, community organizations and businesses to end viral hepatitis B disease and serves as a model nationally for (1) creating public and healthcare provider awareness about the importance of testing & vaccinating Asian and Pacific Islanders for hepatitis B; (2) promoting routine hepatitis B screenings and vaccinations within the primary care medical community; and (3) facilitating access to treatment for chronically infected individuals.
"For us, we wish we did not have to be here. Hepatitis B shouldn't be killing people anymore. A vaccine that can prevent liver cancer induced by hepatitis B has been there since 1982, screening is simple and free but must be requested from your health care provider but there is no cure. Treatment of chronic infection does exist in the form of a 1-a-day pill and is affordable with good insurance," So added. "It is most commonly spread from mother to child at birth if the child does not get the hepatitis B vaccine soon after birth. It can also be spread from sex, and contaminated injection drug equipment, although this is less common."
So believes that even with the advancement in research for screening of and vaccine for Hepa B, stigma still exists around hepatitis B for it is still seen in many countries outside the US as a sexually transmitted disease (STD) or injection drug disease and associated with promiscuity, unsafe sex and drug use despite the fact that the most common form of transmission is mother to child.
"This stigma that causes fear, shame and discrimination still exists in many cultural circles within the US today. Ignorance of the disease and its method of transmission causes people to fear "catching" hepatitis B by sharing toilets, utensils and living space with an infected person. Furthermore in many Asian Pacific Islander cultures, talking about disease and death is taboo so people remain unaware of the disease," lamented So. "Education, awareness and engagement are keys for Asian communities including Filipinos. Breaking the silence and the stigma is enormously helpful. In previous efforts, shifting the focus from STDs and drugs to mother to child transmission (which is the biggest cause of infection) was very useful. Getting community members to visit their doctors and get tested is the best way to save lives."


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Gunnison fishing competition
The Blue Mesa Fishing Tournament in Gunnison will be May 4-5. Teams of two will compete to win the grand prize at Curecanti National Recreation Area. gunnison-co.com
Durango Bluegrass fest
The Durango Bluegrass Meltdown will be Friday-April 21, featuring three main stages of music, along with a super jam, Durango-style barn dance, a Saturday night Celtdown and much more. durangomeltdown.com
Bo Mangles Day in Mosca
Visit the Colorado Gator Farm in Mosca on Saturday for free admission in honor of Bo Mangles Day. Come face to face with exotic and rescued reptiles like iguanas, tortoises, alligators and pythons. coloradogators.com
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By Daniel Terdiman
MOUNT VERNON, Wash.–From inside my tent, the sounds outside are typical of Burning Man: constant laughing, art cars driving by and the steady beat of techno music.
But this is not Burning Man, the annual counterculture art bacchanalia held in Nevada's Black Rock desert. Instead, this is Critical Massive, the Seattle Burning Man community's yearly four-day festival.
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How to fax to an International Number is just like making an international call from the US or Canada to a country outside of north america. You need to enter 011 to be able to dial an international fax number, followed by the country code and phone number. Countries that do not require that you dial 011 are all countries in North America, including the carribean islands (Cuba not included), Canada and the US.
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Step inside this Keystone RV Raptor to find triples slide outs providing more interior floor space to entertain guests inside. There is a storage cabinet to your right of the main entry door. To your left you will find the first slide out including an 18 cu. ft. refrigerator, three burner range, and convection microwave. On the opposite side you can dine at the free standing dinette with four chairs, or the two theater seats inside the second slide out. A kitchen island provides a double sink for easy clean up, and counter space to prepare or serve your meals. You can watch movies or the big game on the entertainment center along the interior wall.
When it's time to relax outside or even entertain your guests, slide the patio doors open to enter the raised outdoor patio along the curb side. There is shade outdoors provided by the two electric awnings.
Back inside through the side man door, you will find an electric bed with dual opposing sofas along the rear of the cargo area. There are overhead cabinets for your gear, plus a loft with twin bed for extra sleeping space. You will also find the ramp door which makes loading and unloading your toys easy.
The half bath is between the garage and the main living area. You also have dual access which makes this very convenient for family and friends.
Head to the front to find a side aisle bath on your right. Inside you will find a shower with seat, vanity with sink, and a toilet. There is a second entrance door into the bath from the bedroom.
The front bedroom provides a king bed suite with storage on both sides, plus a slide out wardrobe, 32" TV, and a dresser.
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I've said this over and over, but there are huge opportunities in this mess. Insurance companies have already opted out of the exchanges, so they will continue to offer policies that don't match 0bamacare's requirements, leaving their customers to pay a tax for the "right" to have the health insurance of their choice.
On the other hand, I'm certain there will be some doctors who refuse to see 0bamacare patients (just as some refuse Medicare now). Unlike Hillarycare, there is no penalty for a doctor seeing a patient outside of the government system.
If nothing else, there will be a million clinics along the border serving the needs of those who are within traveling distance.
Opportunities abound, folks.
Converted cruise and cargo ships offshore as hospital ships? Medical tourism in the Pacific, Central and South America?
As you note, border clinics. My projection was hospital ships... just like gambling ships that operate outside of state or federal limits. Another poster pointed out that Indian Reservations are exempt from many laws, as we've seen with casinos. It would be ironic if the depressed reservations became new enterprise centers. Why, just the other day, I read that the location of a new oil refinery was contemplated in a reservation. Why not medical clinics, too?


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Pictures at an Exhibition Release
The Regina Symphony Orchestra (RSO) is thrilled to conclude their 2016-2017 season with the sonic blockbuster Pictures at an Exhibition this Saturday, May 13, 2017 - 8PM at the Conexus Arts Centre. RSO Music Director Gordon Gerrard will lead patrons through a kaleidoscopic collection of vivid orchestral scenes in the last performance of his inaugural season. Highlighting the concert is a performance by internationally acclaimed pianist Avan Yu performing Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto No. 2 in C minor, Op. 18, and the return of the South Saskatchewan Youth Orchestra, who are celebrating their 40th anniversary this year.
Originally conceived as a set of show pieces for a virtuoso pianist, Modest Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition more commonly appears now in concert programs as a tour de force for orchestra in an arrangement done many years later by the master French orchestrator, Maurice Ravel. It is astonishing in its palette of sonic colours and its melodic originality. The last of the pictures in the series, The Great Gate at Kiev is as hair-raising a finale as any in the orchestral canon.
On top of the electrifying performance of Pictures at an Exhibtion, the RSO is delighted to welcome Avan Yu to perform one of the greatest works in the piano repertoire, Rachmaninoff's second piano concerto. One of Canada's most exciting young pianists, Avan Yu achieved international recognition when he triumphed at the Sydney International Piano Competition in 2012, winning First Prize along with nine special awards. Avan decided to pursue a life in music shortly before winning his first international piano competition at the age of fourteen. Although initially aspiring to be an astronaut while growing up in Canada, his ideas changed after opportune meetings with several important musical mentors. He was first noticed by Pinchas Zukerman and Bramwell Tovey who invited him to perform with their respective orchestras, the National Arts Centre Orchestra and the Vancouver Symphony. Yo-Yo Ma, after hearing Avan play at the age of sixteen, invited him to perform with him in Ottawa a few years later. Since then, he has appeared with conductors and musicians such as Rafael Fruehbeck de Burgos, Christian Arming, Juanjo Mena, Johannes Moser, and the Armida Quartet. He has performed extensively throughout Europe, North America, Asia and Australia and at venues such as the Weill Recital Hall in Carnegie Hall, Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, the Philharmonie in Berlin, the Salle Cortot in Paris, and the Sydney Opera House.
Visual artist Kimberly Kiel will be presenting a collection of paintings in a pop-up gallery in the Conexus Arts Centre's Theatre Lobby on the evening of the concert as the culmination of a season long partnership with the RSO and Kimberly Kiel as the RSO'd Featured Artist. Paintings featured are available through the Assiniboia Gallery with 20% of the proceeds graciously being donated back to the RSO.
The RSO would like to acknowledge our long-standing partner SaskTel for their generous sponsorship of Pictures at an Exhibition, Kimberly Kiel & the Assiniboia Gallery for their contributions over the season as partners, and the Estate of Arthur Goldman (Anthony Thorn) to whom the concert is dedicated.
Tickets are on sale now! Regular concert tickets are available at reginasymphony.com or by calling the RSO Box Office from Monday to Friday between 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tickets will also be available at the door prior to each concert. For more information regarding this concert, the upcoming season, and/or to purchase tickets, please visit reginasymphony.com or call the Box Office at 306-586-9555.


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Welcome to our restaurant
The restaurant "West Crete" opened its doors in March 1996.
Located in Platanias, on the main road, 200m from the square in the street "Dimitrios Kavros."
Dimitris Kavros, was the owner of a small local restaurant, which opened in 1950.
He used to serve fried cod fish with garlic cream, pork chops with fried in a pan or grilled on the fire place, during the winter.
His favorite plate was stuffed wine leaves with meat and rise.
After many years the second generation demolished the old house and in its place built the restaurant "West Crete".
Today in the restaurant you will find the dishes of our grandfather, and many more from the Greek and international cuisine.
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MPD: Half of motorcyclist don't wear helmets
Published 4:04 pm, Wednesday, May 26, 2010
While many local motorcyclists complain about how uncomfortable helmets are to wear, local law enforcement officers still encourage bikers to wear them -- and said they recently would have prevented some serious injuries in crashes.
A 51-year-old Midland man, Jose Rangel, remained in critical care at Midland Memorial Hospital Wednesday after he was struck at a low rate of speed early Saturday morning while turning into his driveway.
Police said his friend following him was traveling less than 20 mph and struck him from behind. Rangel fell off the bike and hit the curb; the fall caused major brain injuries and some spinal injury, MPD Lt. Brian Bogart said.
Both Rangel and his friend Douglas Randal were both not wearing helmets when the accident happened around 1:30 a.m. in the 400 block of Spruce.
"That's a prime example where it would have benefited," Bogart said.
In about half of the accidents police work that involve motorcycles, the drivers aren't wearing helmets. Bogart said those collisions, where the riders were injured or killed because of blunt force trauma to the head, would be the most beneficial to a rider if he or she had been wearing a helmet.
"It depends on how you hit the ground and strike your head on the ground. It doesn't have to be at a very high speed at all to do some major damage," he said. "If there are traumatic chest injuries, it's not going to make a big difference if they're wearing a helmet or not."
But local bikers say helmets are hot and heavy and are grateful that in Texas, a motorcyclist over the age of 21 years old does not have to legally wear one when on a bike.
However, those who do not wish to wear one must either take a motorcycle safety riding course or have a coverage of at least $10,000 for personal injury on their insurance plan to legally not be required to wear one on the road, said Walter Dunn, owner of Walter Dunn's Insurance Sales.
"The best thing to do to not want to wear a helmet is take that safety course," he said. "It's the cheapest way."
Dunn has been selling motorcycle insurance the past 28 years and said he has seen the laws for helmet use change several times -- requiring riders to wear one at all times, then not, then to wear one again, then to the most recent law.
But, he thinks the laws will change again and will probably be federally-mandated ones in the future.
In 1997, the Texas Legislature changed the laws regarding motorcycle riders that those 21 and older do not have to wear a helmet and added the personal injury insurance coverage or training course to the requirements to be exempt from wearing a helmet.
Last year, Texas Gov. Rick Perry signed Senate Bill 1967 that went into effect Sept. 1, 2009, to require the Texas Department of Transportation to conduct a continuing public awareness campaign to promote motorcycle safety and to remind drivers to share the road with motorcyclists.
The Texas Education Agency also must include information pertaining to motorcycles in their curriculum for any driver safety or driver education course.
There are 18 states that currently require all their motorcyclists and bicyclists to wear a helmet when on the streets. Texas is still one of seven states that have the highest age requirements for bikers to wear a helmet with Maine only requiring those age 14 and younger to wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.
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Pros: Auto Shut off, warms quickly, large water tank, works well.
Cons: Automatic cord retractor doesn't work as well as it should.
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Pros: *The iron is heavy, and has a nice soleplate that glides smoothly over the fabric.
Cons: *Poor warranty for the price.
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Pros: Burst of Steam technology Good, solid feel (heavy not clunky)
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What does TARKA mean in Indonesian?
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The farm-to-table local-food movement has gained a good bit of notice in Nashville over the past few years. Now, Brandon Frohne plans to add to it a logistical twist.
Frohne is director of food service at Park Manor, a senior community nestled off Woodmont Boulevard on the west side. He and Nashville Urban Gardeners recently unveiled a mid-sized garden straddling Park Manor. It's a distinctive setup, combining organics with a residential building.
Frohne said residents, many in their mid-80s, want the program to serve as a model for similar communities seeking to be environmentally sensitive. Feasting on organic foods is a bonus.
"[They] have expressed strong support for a sustainable farm-to-table project that is aimed to elevate food industry standards," said Frohne, who landed a chef's gig at Six Tables Fine Dining at the Peninsula Inn & Spa in Gulfport, Fla., when he was a mere 17.
Frohne is collaborating with master gardener Ann Duncan, using rainwater harvesting, composting and intercropping. To start, the produce list includes heirloom tomatoes, pattypan squash, black zucchini, cosmic purple carrots, red mangel beets, white icicle and French radish, white velvet okra, Contender green beans, Keystone peppers and various herbs, all organic.
A fourth-generation chef who won a People's Choice Award for his shrimp bisque at this year's Our Kids Soup Sunday competition at LP Field in February, Frohne, 24, came naturally to the organic foods culture. His family tree includes late relatives who elevated the culinary arts in Canada, Germany, Indonesia and Switzerland.
But a 2009 event — Frohne assisted Martha Stamps in staging the "Outstanding in the Field Dinner" hosted at Arugula's Star farm in Leiper's Fork — forever changed and challenged the young chef.
"I had always been an advocate of local food sources," Frohne said. "But working with Chef Stamps … really heightened my appreciation of all the work that these farmers and food artisans go through to provide us with food products unharmed by chemicals, additives or unnatural processes."


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This pose can be approached from above (from either a simple plank pose or from urdhva mukha svanasana or from flat on the floor (much harder). While Chaturanga is known for building overall strength, I admit it, sometimes I can't get off the floor more than a millimeter.
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After his second bullet wound at the hands of Willis Stryker (Erik LaRay Harvey), Luke Cage's (Mike Colter) wounds begin to turn septic. As he reunites with Claire Temple (Rosario Dawson) they become increasingly desperate to find a way of removing the Judas bullet shrapnel and in so doing they head back down south to Georgia and Doctor Noah Berstein (Michael Kostroff) as Luke begins to weaken. Elsewhere in Harlem, in the vacuum of Cornell Stoke's murder, an uneasy alliance forms between Mariah Dillard (Alfre Woodard), Shades (Theo Rossi) and Diamondback. At a meeting of the local crime bosses Diamondback kills all of them except Domingo Colon (Jacob Vargas) and only spares Dillard after she proves her worth.
Misty Knight (Simone Missick) is hauled in front of a police psychologist who evaluates her breakdown on the job. As Knight is released and tasked to find Luke Cage, he arrives at Berstein's house where using Reva's data stick from Cage's chain Berstein hopes to try and remove the bullet fragments. As he lowers Luke Cage into a boiling tank of acid the pain becomes too much as the ECG flat lines!
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I am scheduled for a molar exraction.
It is half broken near gumline.
My question is, is it easier to extract my tooth since it is cracked near gum line or much difficult?
Most likely how long will it take for the extraction?
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