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SAN ANDREAS - A suspected gasoline thief and two of his partners in crime are in the Calaveras County Jail after the man used his personal credit card to start a pump before he tampered with it to steal 400 gallons of gasoline.
SAN ANDREAS - A suspected gasoline thief and two of his partners in crime are in the Calaveras County Jail after the man used his personal credit card to start a pump before he tampered with it to steal 400 gallons of gasoline.
The Calaveras County Sheriff's Office reported that Jason Newton, 37, of Valley Springs used the credit card Monday at Glory Hole Sports/Texaco on Highway 49 near Angels Camp.
The credit card information, as well as surveillance video from the Glory Hole gas station, helped investigators identify Newton and the large white truck he was driving.
Officers caught up to the truck Tuesday night in the parking lot of the MarVal grocery store in Valley Springs. Newton was at the wheel.
Officers searched the truck and found siphon hoses, fuel containers and burglary tools.
Arrested on suspicion of grand theft, conspiracy to commit a crime and possession of burglary tools were Newton; Michael Duncan, 45, of Valley Springs; and Robert Range, 31, of Manteca.
Investigators said that Newton confessed to committing similar thefts in Rocklin and Lodi. In at least one case, the gas station involved has yet to report the loss.
The Sheriff's Office said Newton admitted that Duncan and Range also were involved in the thefts.
Investigators said that video footage taken on or about Dec. 31 at the Shell Sierra Trading Post in Angels Camp showed that Newton's truck and a man who looks like Newton were present when 288 gallons of gasoline were stolen there.
Sgt. Chris Hewitt of the Sheriff's Office said that because the men tamper with the pumps before taking the gasoline, there may not be any record of the fuel pumped to immediately alert station operators to the losses.
"They might not find the loss until they do an inventory," Hewitt said.
Hewitt said the Lodi Police Department indicated it had not received any report of a fuel theft corresponding to the one Newton confessed to committing there.
Hewitt said investigators don't yet know what the three men were doing with hundreds of gallons of stolen fuel.
"Right now, there's nothing to suggest it is an organized operation," Hewitt said. Investigators, however, are still working on the case.
Contact reporter Dana Nichols at (209) 607-1361 or email@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/calaverasblog.


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Patriots fall to Panthers
Patriots fall to Panthers
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady is sacked by Panthers defensive end Greg Hardy in the first quarter.
After getting beat for a pass reception, Patriots cornerback Aqib Talib held on to Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith, sparking an on-field scuffle in the first quarter.
Talib and Smith went back-and-forth after the play.
Panthers tight end Greg Olsen pulled in a long pass reception for a first down.
The Panthers were pumped after a fumble recovery. Patriots running back Stevan Ridley lost the ball.
Olsen scored a touchdown in the third quarter with Patriots free safety Devin McCourty watching.
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski stretched for a touchdown in the third quarter.
Defensive end Rob Ninkovich looked to have Panthers QB Cam Newton in his grasp, but Newton broke the tackle and scrambled for a long gain and a first down.
Defensive back Nate Ebner and outside linebacker Dont'a Hightower finally brought down Panthers quarterback Cam Newton after he scrambled for a first down in the third quarter.
Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith made a reception along the sidelines despite the defensive coverage of cornerback Aqib Talib.
Free safety Devin McCourty is called for defensive holding penalty on Panthers tight end Greg Olsen on the game-winning drive in the fourth quarter.
Running back Shane Vereen broke free of a pack of Panthers defenders on this run in the fourth quarter.
Panthers wide receiver Ted Ginn broke a tackle by cornerback Kyle Arrington and raced into the end zone for the game-winning touchdown.
Ginn was flying high as he celebrated the touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Newton reacted after throwing the game-winning TD.
Panther Robert Lester intercepted Tom Brady's pass intended for Rob Gronkowski, who was wrapped up by Luke Kuechly. A flag was thrown, but it was picked up. ending the game.
Kuechly questioned the flag while the referees confered on the field.
An angry Tom Brady questioned the call at the end of the game.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick walked off the field after the loss.

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Thoracic surgery is done on the chest, but it does not involve surgery on the heart. With robot-assisted thoracic procedures, the doctor guides small robotic arms through keyhole incisions.
Reasons for Procedure
Robot-assisted thoracic procedures are considered for surgeries that:
- Require precision
- Do not require open access
Some thoracic surgeries that have been successfully performed using robotic techniques include:
- Thymectomy—removal of the thymus gland
- Lobectomy—removal of a lung lobe
- Esophagectomy—removal of the esophagus
- Mediastinal tumor resection—removal of tumors located in the mediastinum, which is the part of the chest cavity that separates the lungs
- Sympathectomy—cauterizing a portion of the sympathetic nerve
Compared to more traditional procedures, robotic-assisted surgery may result in:
- Less scarring
- Reduced recovery times
- Less risk of infection
- Less blood loss
- Reduced trauma to the body
- Shorter hospital stay
- Faster recovery
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Collection of air or gases in the lung cavity
- Collapsed lung
- Need for a prolonged artificial respiration on a breathing machine
- Damage to nearby organs or structures
- The need to switch to traditional surgical methods such as traditional laparoscopic or open surgery
- Anesthesia-related problems
- Nerve damage
Some factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
- Increased age
- Obesity
- Smoking
- Diabetes
- Excessive alcohol intake
- Use of certain medications
Be sure to discuss these risks with your doctor before the procedure.
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
Depending on the reason for your surgery, your doctor may do the following:
- Physical exam
- Blood tests and urine tests
- Chest x-ray
- Pulmonary function test
- Upper GI series
- Electrocardiogram (EKG)
- Ultrasound
- CT scan
- MRI scan
- Upper endoscopy
Leading up to the procedure:
- Talk to your doctor about your medications. You may be asked to stop taking some medications up to 1 week before the procedure.
- Take antibiotics if instructed.
- Follow a special diet if instructed.
- Shower the night before using antibacterial soap if instructed.
- Arrange for someone to drive you home from the hospital. Also, have someone to help you at home.
- Eat a light meal the night before. Do not eat or drink anything after midnight.
General anesthesia will be used. It will block any pain and keep you asleep through the surgery.
Description of the Procedure
You will be connected to a ventilator. This is a machine that moves air in and out of your lungs. Next, several keyhole openings will be cut in the chest wall between the ribs. One or more chest tubes may be placed into the side of the chest. These tubes will be used to drain fluid and monitor air leakage. A needle may be used to inject carbon dioxide gas into the chest cavity. The gas will make it easier for internal structures to be viewed.
A small camera, called an endoscope, will be passed through one of the incisions. The camera will light, magnify, and project the structures onto a video screen. The camera will be attached to one of the robotic arms. The other arms will hold instruments for grasping, cutting, dissecting, and suturing. These may include:
- Forceps
- Scissors
- Dissectors
- Scalpels
While sitting at a console near the operating table, the doctor will use lenses to look at magnified 3D images of the inside of the body. Another doctor will stay by the table to adjust the camera and tools. The robotic arms and tools will be guided by movements of the surgeon to remove organs and tissue. After the tools are removed, the doctor will use sutures or staples to close the surgical area.
Immediately After Procedure
If you are doing well, the breathing tube will be removed. Later, the chest tubes will be removed.
How Long Will It Take?
About 1-4 hours, depending on the procedure
How Much Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will prevent pain during surgery. Pain and discomfort after the procedure can be managed with medications. You may also feel discomfort from the gas used during the procedure. This can last up to 3 days.
Average Hospital Stay
This procedure is done in a hospital setting. The usual length of stay is a few days. Your doctor may choose to keep you longer if you have any problems.
Post-procedure Care
While you are recovering at the hospital, you may receive the following care:
- Assistance sitting up and moving around soon after surgery
- Instructions on what you should eat and how to restrict your activity
- Nutrition through an IV or feeding tube in the days after surgery; you will gradually progress from a liquid to a solid diet
- Directions on how to do deep breathing and coughing exercises
When you return home, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
- Limit certain activities, such as doing strenuous exercise, until you have recovered.
- Participate in any physical therapy or rehabilitation.
- Follow your doctor's instructions.
Depending on the procedure, you should recover within a few weeks.
Call Your Doctor
It is important for you to monitor your recovery after you leave the hospital. Alert your doctor to any problems right away. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
- Cough or shortness of breath
- Coughing up yellow, green, or bloody mucus
- New chest pain
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or discharge from an incision site
- Pain and/or swelling in your feet, calves, or legs
- New or worsening symptoms
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: EBSCO Medical Review Board Michael Woods, MD, FAAP
- Review Date: 03/2017 -
- Update Date: 09/30/2013 -


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Hassan's stunt: Northern Pass and priorities
May 12. 2013 3:26PM
Last week Gov. Maggie Hassan engaged in a publicity stunt disguised as an effort to stand up for New Hampshire. It failed. Meanwhile, she is ignoring an outreach effort that could do the state a great deal of good.
Connecticut legislators have been pushing to get hydro power classified as renewable energy under the state's Renewable Portfolio Standards. Those standards require electric utilities to get a certain percentage of their power generation from "renewable" sources, which include wind, solar, biomass, ocean waves, fuel cells, etc. Hydro power that generates more than 5 megawatts is excluded, as the original idea was to stimulate the creation of small, "green" power generation facilities.
A bill passed by the Connecticut Senate would allow large hydro power operations to qualify as "renewable energy" under the RPS mandate. That means Connecticut utility companies could get RPS credit for buying power from Northern Pass. Hassan wrote to Connecticut Gov. Daniel Malloy last week to urge him to oppose the bill. His office immediately responded by dismissing Hassan's concerns.
Connecticut has been moving toward this change for at least two years, and it is hard to see how Hassan could have thought her protest would have any effect. But it sure made for a good show. It also highlighted Hassan's priorities.
Since she became governor, Hassan has ignored an outreach effort that could produce results. Gun manufacturers that have facilities in states that have passed tougher gun-control laws after the Newtown shootings have expressed some interest in moving some of their operations to friendlier states. Governors in other states have pursued these firms aggressively. Gov. Hassan has not.
Urging another state's governor not to boost Northern Pass's prospects makes for good political theater. Recruiting law-abiding gun-makers would, too. But Hassan apparently finds them distasteful. Her failure to court them sends an unmistakable message: New Hampshire would rather struggle economically than have the state dotted with more gun manufacturers.


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Pre-Assembled 1/18th scale electric 4WD drift version racing car with radio system.
Optional Parts
Get into the latest hottest trend in RC, with the amazing RTR Micro Drift! Drifting is all about coordination, style and skill, and now it's available for the first time in 1/18th scale! Drift versions of the Micro RS4 feature high quality HPI electronics: TF-3 "pistol grip" transmitter, RF-3 receiver, SF-1 Servo and Micro Pro Control 2 speedo, plus an HPI 230V wall charger and 6V 600mAh battery pack. You also get the HPI D-Box Drift Assist system (#80588), which together with hard plastic drift tyres and solid front axle turns the Micro RS4 into the ultimate indoor drift machine!
Included with every Micro Drift kit is the amazing electronic D-Box Drift Assist, a gyroscopic stabilizing system that plugs in between the car's receiver and steering servo. This allows the D-Box to sense the car's movement and correct the steering to produce long, controlled and perfect drifts around every turn! Even the drifting novice can look like a seasoned pro with the D-Box helping them! Each Micro Drift kit is equipped with the HPI hard plastic drift tyres, allowing the car to easily drift on any surface! The Micro Drift is pre-assembled with a standard gear rear differential and a front locked (or spool) diff, which is perfect for learning how to drift with the Micro. When you have perfected your drift technique with the gear diff, you can change to a locked rear diff (included with the Micro Drift) for more advanced techniques!
For your introduction to the world of drifting, the Micro Drift is the perfect starting point! When you're ready to upgrade, the huge stable of HPI Micro option parts is ready for you - new bodies, stylish wheels, performance racing bits and more are waiting! It's very easy to convert the Micro Drift into a track racer - some rubber racing tyres are all you need! If you've already got radio gear and electronics, pick up the pre-assembled version of the Micro Drift - it's a factory-assembled chassis ready for your standard electronics!


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Redhook BreweryMay 23. 2013 2:20PM
Pease International Tradeport
Portsmouth, NH 03801
Ph: 603-430-8600
In 1996, Redhook commissioned its third brewery in Portsmouth.
The additional capacity provided by this brewery allows Redhook to expand distribution while continuing to maintain the high quality that is the hallmark of craft brewing. In addition, the Cataqua Public House offers all of our fine ales and a tasty pub-style menu.
Guests enjoy an informative sampling, learn about the ale-making process, see the bottling line, and learn about the history of Redhook.
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The Milford swim team is one big happy family with a great formula that has led to a successful season thus far: working hard and having fun!
The Milford swim team is one big happy family that has found a great formula that has led to a successful season thus far: working hard and having fun!
Coach Michele McKenzie said she is very proud of the success both the boys' team and the girls' team have had this winter.
"First of all, we consider this one team, so we don't differentiate between the boys and the girls. We've done really, really well and we're working very hard in practices and during our swim meets," she said.
McKenzie said the swim team members are well rounded, and are juggling a number of activities. "Yes, several swimmers are swimming competitively for the Central YMCA and our team, and they are also doing well in the classroom," added McKenzie.
The boys' squad is currently 2-1 after a 123-4 victory over Seaford. "We did well in that meet, but unfortunately Seaford had a very small boys team. Our team is small, but our athletes have stepped up and worked hard all season, and I think we are coming together," she said.
On the girls' side, the results are even better. The Lady Bucs are 3-0, having vanquished Caravel, Lake Forest and Seaford in convincing fashion. McKenzie said, "We have a lot of returning swimmers and some talented freshman. And no doubt about it, the girls are fantastic, and fun to watch. Not only do they want first place in every event, they also want second, third, fourth and fifth place if possible."
So far, several swimmers have already recorded qualifying times for the state meet coming up in February.
Milford is swimming against Cape Henlopen this week, and it's shaping up to be a very competitive meet. "They are also a very good team, so we will have to be at our best when we swim against them," she said.
The team's next meet after Cape is Thursday, January 10 at Sussex Central at the Howard Ennis Pool at 3:30 p.m.


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India and China are going to dominate world bitumen demand in the coming demand. Both countries have ambitious road-building programmes that will create plenty of challenges and changes in bitumen technology and the market's supply chain...
Possibly the most interesting recent development in TPEs comes from one of the oldest names in the business: Kraton. The now-independent Kraton Corporation earlier this year introduced Kraton Injection Molded Soft Skin (IMSS) technology. It says IMSS enables injection-moulding of large, think-walled soft-skin products, "opening the market to larger applications including door panels, consoles and instrument panels (IPs) as thin as 0.8mm...
Styrene block copolymers (SBC) continue to be the largest consumed product in the thermoplastic elastomers (TPE) market, providing high performance polymers in various markets. Paving and roofing are expected to grow as consumer preference for customized homes continues to rise. Furthermore, consumer demand for sustainability is driving the need for safer, healthier, environmentally-friendly products. Therefore, raw material suppliers like Kraton are becoming a more essential part of the value chain to ensure the delivery of sustainable end-use products.
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Zoltan Alexander Mandy, 85, of 9415 Meadowbrook Drive, Waynesboro, died Tuesday evening, Jan. 8, 2013, in Meritus Medical Center, Hagerstown, Md.
Zoltan Alexander Mandy, 85, of 9415 Meadowbrook Drive, Waynesboro, died Tuesday evening, Jan. 8, 2013, in Meritus Medical Center, Hagerstown, Md. Born July 25, 1927, in Ozd, Hungary, he was the son of the late Ferenc and Maria (Juhasz) Mandy. Mr. Mandy graduated from the University of Budapest and later received his master's degree from Lehigh University in mechanical engineering. He and his wife of over 52 years, Helle R. (Ots) Mandy, were married on Oct. 22, 1960, in Danbury, Conn. They moved to their present residence in 1968. Mr. Mandy was a Senior Research Engineer at Frick Co., Waynesboro. He retired in 2003 after more than 36 years of service with the company. He was a member of St. Andrew Catholic Church, Waynesboro, and enjoyed gardening, wine-making, watching boxing/tennis/soccer, camping, reading non-fiction, cooking Hungarian cuisine, motor-boating, water-skiing, visiting family in Hungary as often as possible, and spending time outdoors doing just about anything. In addition to his wife, he is survived by three children, Attila Mandy of Waynesboro, Marika Mandy of Waynesboro, and Peter Alexander Mandy, and his wife Ginger, of Mill Valley, Calif.; and a number of nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by three sisters, Margit, Erzsebet, and Magda; and seven brothers, Bela, Joszef, Ferenc, Rudolf, Gyula, Istvan, and Laszlo. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m., Saturday, Jan. 12, 2013, in St. Andrew Catholic Church, 12 N. Broad St., Waynesboro, with Rev. Joseph Caroline officiating. Burial will follow in St. Andrew Cemetery, Waynesboro. The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday, in Grove-Bowersox Funeral Home, 50 S. Broad St., Waynesboro. Online condolences may be expressed at: www.bowersoxfuneralhomes.com


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Students from the Moberly Area Technical Center will be awarded for their efforts on Thursday (May 2).
Starting at 7 p.m., in the Moberly Auditorium, approximately 120 students from eight area high schools (Moberly, Salisbury, Westran, Cairo, Madison, Higbee, Harrisburg, Sturgeon, and Fayette) will be recognized for completion of training in their specific program through reception of a Certificate of Completion and a leather-bound portfolio.
Per the event release, said portfolio includes "formal documents that identify and describe the marketable skills mastered by the student, a Certificate of Completion, the student's resume, awards and achievement certificates, a Certificate of Recognition from State Representative Tim Remole, and a letter of recommendation from the MATC Director recognizing the student as a completer of their technical program."
The awards program is an annual event, and is open to the public.
Mark Hawkins (CADD instructor) will present the "Drafting Advisor's Cash Award." Sonda Stuart (Marketing instructor and DECA Advisor) will present the DECA Cash Award. Les Kelcher will present the Welding Advisory Scholarship. Gayle and Karen Haak, and the Haak family will present the "Randy Scott Haak Memorial Automotive Scholarship." Lindsey Land (of Orscheln) will present plaques to students named "Outstanding Technical School Student" in each program. She will also present one $1,000 and three $500 Orscheln Industries scholarships. The 2013 Breaking Tradition Award and Northeast Missouri Career and Technical Education Awards, as well as individual awards from each MATC program instructor will also be handed out.
MATC students will be awarded
Students from the Moberly Area Technical Center will be awarded for their efforts on Thursday (May 2).


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The aorta is the main artery in the heart. It carries oxygen-rich blood from the heart to the body. Aortic coarctation is the narrowing of the aorta. This slows or blocks blood flow. It is often associated with other heart and vascular conditions. Examples include abnormal heart valves or aneurysms, which can lead to further health problems.
Aortic coarctation is a congenital heart defect. This means that it is present at birth. It occurs because of a problem with the way the aorta develops while the fetus is growing in the uterus.
Risk Factors
Aortic coarctation is more common in boys. Other factors that increase your child's risk of aortic coarctation include:
- Genetic disorders, such as Turner syndrome
- Other heart defects
If your child's condition is severe, symptoms of impaired blood flow will be present at birth. If aortic coarctation is not treated, it can lead to heart failure.
If this condition is not detected when your child is a baby, there may be other symptoms during childhood, such as:
- Heart murmur
- High blood pressure in the arms
- A weak pulse in the legs
- Cold legs and feet
- Shortness of breath, especially with exercise
- Legs that are underdeveloped, but better developed arms
- Headaches
- Lightheadedness
- Fatigue
- Chest pain
You will be asked about your child's symptoms and medical history. A physical exam and blood tests will be done.
Imaging tests evaluate the heart and surrounding structures. This can be done with:
Talk with the doctor about the best treatment plan for your child. Treatment depends on your child's age and how severe the condition is.
Treatment for Newborns
Your newborn will need treatment right away. Medications can be used to help blood flow to all parts of the body and improve contraction of the heart. One of the most common surgeries involves removing the narrow section of the aorta and reconnecting the 2 healthier ends.
Treatment for Children
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No, we don't have any boring volunteers
One of our volunteers (mentioned before) made it out of Europe aboard a boatload of refugees and did not learn, until the man finally emerged in Lisbon, that author Arthur Koestler had been hidden in the hold.
One of our volunteers, who has her own ideas about why schools are failing to teach children to read, has promoted her theories to any politician who will listen. She was very impressed when a Senatorial candidate, instead of handing her page of explanations to an aide, actually put it in his own pocket and spoke pleasantly to her. She reported, "It may not happen in my lifetime, but I believe I shook the hand of our first African-American president." She was half right: he was elected in her lifetime.
(Caution: creepy story) One of our volunteers worked at the Newberry Library when ours was not a neighborhood where nice people lingered after dark. (Another volunteer took a walk through the park across the street in the 60s and was picked up by police who said they just wanted to keep tabs on all new faces: "Nobody walks in this park unless they're buying or selling drugs or boys; which is it with you?" A series of police raids eventually changed all that.)
She was leaving the library late one night when a man snatched her purse and threw her to the ground. A colleague ran after the mugger, but she was left dazed on the sidewalk. The impact damaged her hearing, and she recalls coming to to the faint sound of distant voices calling "Are you all right, dear?" "Can we help, love?" Several of the young male prostitutes had rushed over from the park. The police, meanwhile, noticing a man running after a man with a purse, had brought them both back. She identified her colleague, the mugger was arrested, and all the witnesses were asked for statements. (The young man skipped bail and was never heard from again.)
Weeks later, our volunteer, whom I shall call Madame X because it would amuse her very much, was at her desk when the phone rang. "Newberry Library," she said.
"This is Lieutenant Z with the Chicago Police Department. Is there a Madame X who works there?"
"This is Madame X."
There was a long pause. "Oh! Is there anyone at the library you know of who has been away from work without leave?"
Her own work was in personnel, so she knew there hadn't, and asked him if that was significant. Well, a piece of paper bearing her name and a court hearing number had been found in an old pair of jeans. Lieutenant Z was wondering why.
The jeans, which obviously belonged to one of the young men who had rushed to her aid, had been buried in the basement of John W. Gacy, the killer clown.
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These factors increase your chance of developing DTs:
- History of heavy alcohol use and abuse
- History of DTs or other withdrawal symptoms
- Other medical problems in addition to alcohol use disorder
Symptoms usually begin 3-7 days after suddenly stopping or decreasing alcohol intake. Symptoms may include:
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- Difficulty sleeping
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- Severe agitation
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- Delusions—a false belief that is strongly held
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- Severe sweating
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In severe cases, DTs can result in death, especially if untreated.
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. The diagnosis of DTs is usually based on the symptoms and signs of the disorder after stopping alcohol use.
Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done with blood tests.
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Treatment can be difficult. Clearing of DTs may begin in 12-24 hours, but may take up to 2-10 days. Treatment for alcohol abuse is necessary after DTs are under control.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Options may include:
DTs may be treated with:
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Treatment for alcohol abuse may be done in a hospital setting or while living at home. It may involve individual or group therapy. Many people seek support by participating in groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
To prevent having DTs, manage how you drink alcohol. If you do drink large amounts on a regular basis, do not suddenly decrease the amount or stop drinking on your own. Rather, get advice from your doctor on the safest way to lower your intake.
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Land prices at Oak Ridge's Horizon Center currently run about $25,000 an acre and the city's Industrial Development Board wants to know if the price is in the same ballpark as other area industrial parks.
Land prices at Oak Ridge's Horizon Center currently run about $25,000 an acre and the city's Industrial Development Board wants to know if the price is in the same ballpark as other area industrial parks.
IDB Chairman David Wilson said he had asked a local commercial Realtor to check prices for the board for comparison so the board could decide if the cost per acre should be lower or higher, and if the board needs to look for new market areas.
"I asked Ronnie Asher to look at others in the area and let me know if we are where we should be," Wilson said during a recent work session. Asher is the owner of Ridge Realty in Oak Ridge.
Wilson said the cost per acre at Horizon Center was $50,000 when the Community Reuse Organization of East Tennessee (CROET) was marketing the property. He said IDB has to pay CROET $9,500 per acre so selling for less might not be the best solution.
Member Hal Osucha said he had concerns about the cost of sewer, water and streets, stating potential businesses should know the cost might be higher.
"The price is arbitrary," said member Buzz Patrick. "We should be prepared to have the negotiation."
Kim Denton told IDB companies are looking "for free land or reduced land. Once they come they want to know 'will you cut a deal?'" Denton is the president of the Oak Ridge Economic Partnership, an economic development partner with the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce, the city and CROET.
Member Richard Chinn suggested "an open discussion with CROET."
"Maybe they'll go 50/50 on some things," he said. "We've spent money they'll benefit from. Our job is to create jobs and a tax base.
"We need to make Oak Ridge as attractive as possible, as competitive as possible," he said.
Member Chris Johnson said he has concerns about the IDB's relationship with its partners, stating "something seems off."
Other Horizon Center discussion related to spec buildings and if the IDB should start one or not.
Wilson said the IDB had started two previously and both had sold.
"I don't think the board would be a developer," Chinn said. He said the IDB should create a package to market and let private industry be developers.
"Our job is to be the developer of developers," Patrick said.
Wilson said many potential companies want a piece of property ready to go and spec buildings get people to the door.
Johnson said he liked the idea of constructing a spec building, but said the IDB needed "to pay someone" like an executive director to delegate activities, prompting discussion about other area IDBs.
Most members were in favor of a spec building program.
"We need capital to back it up," Chinn said.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.


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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Bergdorf Goodmans goes to the Birds!
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It's fun! We chose the same windows!!!!! I'm a big fan of Bergdorf!ReplyDelete
I suggest "Hiver Exotica".ReplyDelete
How about "Frosted Featers dans la Fenetre" ?ReplyDelete
I love your blog! Thank you for taking me to Paris or NYC daily!
I suggest: La Fete des Oiseaux. Margaret B. - AtlantaReplyDelete
la fête Noël sous la neigeReplyDelete
I hope I didn't mess this up too much!
It looks like someone's dream of a white Christmas party.
They're magical! I'm not good at this kind of thing...Reves des oiseaux d'hiver? (dreams of winter birds?) Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
How about: "Les oiseaux magiques du ressort"?ReplyDelete
(the magic birds of spring?)
Love the blog!
My mind went crazy with ideas! I hope it's OK that I submited all these. I'm desperate. I want that painting!! :~)ReplyDelete
Le mystère de l'hiver
The mystery of winter
Magical Flights
Vols magique
Hiver ailes
Winter wings
Sur les ailes de l'hiver
On the wings of winter
Magical Flights
Vols magique
When looking at the window photo I thought..ReplyDelete
Winter's elegance. Then I thought
Winter white, soft as feathers.
I love the literary birds. I think this proves that "bird brains" is a total fallacy.ReplyDelete
All of the titles suggested so far are so great I don't know how you will pick just one. Perhaps you will have to draw straws? Living in FL I can't relate to all the white, it looks so cold. I guess I'll throw my suggestion in as "Lost Snowbirds" (they can't find their way to FL. ;-)ReplyDelete
Hieronymus Bosch of ParadiseReplyDelete
Snowy migration
The cabinet of ornithological curiosities
A birdseye view of winter.ReplyDelete
Birds of a featherReplyDelete
Get frosted together.
Where birds go to blanche.ReplyDelete
oh what fun!!! and how strange to have the window titles "Spring"ReplyDelete
I think I will have to call it...
"frosted wings"
ailes givrées
Have a wonderful evening!!!
Titania, Queen of the FairiesReplyDelete
AMAZING window... soooooooooo beautiful! I have got to make a trip to NYC for Christmas!ReplyDelete
Bergdorf window, hmmm? Very interesting. Beautiful photo too Carol. I have no idea what I would rename this...but I agree with you, "Spring" certainly doesn't work for me...ReplyDelete
Les Oiseaux d'Hiver?
Ooh, I have another one. Sorry, but I can't get this contest off of my mind: "The Tiki Chici Room." My favorite place at Dineyland is the Tiki Room, "Where the birds all sing and the flowers bloom, in the tiki tiki room."ReplyDelete
One more and then I promise I'll quite:"Birds of a feather winter together."
Beautiful. Flocks of fun. ;-)ReplyDelete
Late for the party but I see I am excluded anyway :( I have a great title but I can't share it.ReplyDelete


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BLACKBURN Rovers are to give away 20 'golden season tickets' to celebrate the anniversary of their Premier League title triumph – and they have also announced only modest price rises for the new campaign.
The 2014/15 season will be the 20th anniversary of Rovers' title-winning campaign in 1994/95 and Rovers are marking the milestone by handing out 20 free season tickets. More details will be unveiled by the club today.
Season tickets go on sale today and Rovers are again offering one of the cheapest season ticket deals in the country, as well as retaining the 'Premier League pledge' – meaning that fans will get 75 per cent off season tickets for 2015/16 if the club go up.
The cheapest adult season ticket at Ewood Park next term will cost £249, with under 17s prices frozen at £60.
Rovers boss Gary Bowyer said: "We have tried to build a young, energetic team, playing for each other, committed to the cause – one that fans can identify with.
"I hope they will join us for the forthcoming season and support us in getting this club back where it belongs – the Premier League."
Season tickets in the Riverside Stand, Blackburn End and Darwen End cost £225 for adults a year ago.
For 2014/15 Riverside Stand season tickets are priced at £249, with Blackburn End and Darwen End tickets priced at £279.
Tickets in the Jack Walker Stand wings have increased from £340 to £379, while seats in the centre of the Jack Walker Stand are up to £429 from £399.
Rovers say the prices are the second cheapest in the Championship behind Blackpool.
Tickets for 17 to 21-year-olds and senior citizens will cost £159 in the Riverside Stand, £179 in the Blackburn End and Darwen End, £199 in the Jack Walker wings and £309 in the Jack Walker centre.
Under 17s tickets cost £60 in all areas of the ground apart from the centre of the Jack Walker Stand, where they are priced at £99.
Under eights can get a free season ticket in the Blackburn End Family Stand when an adult or senior citizen season ticket is also purchased.


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The Smyrna High School JV boys basketball team defeated Sussex Tech 46-42 Feb. 19, finishing the season with a 19-1 record.
Head Coach Dontay Black said the close win was a great way to end the season because the team had to fight for the victory.
"Sometimes the hard fought games mean more," Black said.
For the Eagles, the four-point win was a rarity as the team not only finished the season with just one loss but dominated the competition in most games. The Eagles defeated Sussex Central earlier in the season by a 47-point margin; the team beat Lake Forest two weeks later by 31 points.
In total, the JV team won seven games by more than 20 points and five games by more than 10 points. The team had five wins where the score deficit was nine points or less.
For the players, going 19-1 left them with mixed feelings.
Sophomore Jameir Sudler said it was a great accomplishment. Freshman Donte Ritchie said he feels pretty good but is still a little disappointed.
"At the same time we wish we had gone 20-0," Ritchie said.
Coming back from a loss
The Eagles went into the winter break 6-0 but had some tough games ahead. They beat St. Elizabeth 53-28 the first game back but then lost to Dover 74-66 on Jan. 11. The players regrouped and beat Milford 55-32 four days later.
Junior Timer Garnett said the team used the loss to Dover as motivation the rest of the season and it made them hungrier the second time around.
Smyrna came back with a vengeance in their Feb. 1 game against Dover; the Eagles won 61-47 and never looked back. They finished the season with a 12-game win streak.
For Black, the loss to Dover was a blessing in disguise as the players became more focused moving forward.
"The loss was eye opening. You don't want to lose, but without that loss to Dover we don't beat Sallies, we don't win the Cape Henlopen game at the end of the season," Black said. "Losing that game made them mentally tough for the rest of the season."
Finishing the season out
The Eagles were on quite the winning streak towards the end of the season, but winning was made harder with the loss of players Latrelle Lee and Charlie Taylor to the varsity team.
Freshman Boaz Menard said losing two players made everyone else step up more. Freshman Jerry Williams said losing Lee and Taylor also gave other players like himself an opportunity to play more.
Coming into the season, Black said he guessed that the team would only lose a couple of games. The fact that the team lost to Dover but rallied to finish the season 19-1 says a lot about the future of Smyrna basketball, he said.
"The sky is the limit with this group. They are capable of going 20-0 obviously," he said.
Moreover, he said the team's success was a group effort as everyone contributed over the course of the season.
"They are a very good team overall," Black said. "I can't say enough about the whole group."
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Roger Lee Peterson, 58, of Jamestown, N.D., passed on to his eternal home from Huntington's disease on Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at the Sanford Palliative Care Unit in Fargo.
Roger Lee Peterson, 58, of Jamestown, N.D., passed on to his eternal home from Huntington's disease on Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at the Sanford Palliative Care Unit in Fargo.
Funeral service will be Monday, March 11, at 10:30 a.m. at the St. Augustine Catholic Church in Fessenden. Visitation will be Sunday, March 10 from 2 p.m. until 5 p.m. at the Nelson Funeral Home in Fessenden. A prayer service will be held Sunday evening at 7 p.m. at the church. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery in Fessenden.
Roger Peterson, son of Einer "Pete" and Delores (Neva) Peterson, was born November 20, 1954 at Jamestown. The family resided in Wimbledon, N.D. until 1959 when they relocated to Rolla, ND. In 1962 the family moved to Fessenden, where Roger graduated from Fessenden High School in 1972.
Roger was once married to Cindy Gelling. They were blessed with a daughter, Jennifer, in 1976.
Roger lived in Austin, Tex. for a time before returning to North Dakota, residing in Devils Lake until 2010 when he moved to Jamestown.
Roger is survived by his daughter, Jennifer (Mike) Brady of Oakes, N.D.; grandson, Zachary Brady of Oakes; his mother, Delores Peterson of Jamestown; sister, Lu Ann Kiemele of Milbank, S.D.; two brothers, Terry (Char) Peterson of Fargo and Joel (Sharyl) Peterson of Devils Lake; nieces and nephews, Stefanie Hagemann, Jodi Kiemele, Cory Kiemele, Sheena Peterson, Sean Peterson, Cheslyn Peterson and Brett Peterson.
He was preceded in death by his father in 2010 who also suffered from Huntington's disease.
Nelson Funeral Home, Fessenden, is in charge of arrangements.


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Anderson County Sheriff's Department deputies executed a search warrant on Tuesday in the Andersonville area and arrested seven people on methamphetamine charges.
Anderson County Sheriff's Department deputies executed a search warrant on Tuesday in the Andersonville area and arrested seven people on methamphetamine charges.
Chief Deputy Mark Lucas said all seven people were charged with the initiation of meth manufacture process and criminal conspiracy in the incident and were all taken to the Anderson County jail.
Charged were Ron Walter Austin, 36, 952 Ridge Circle Road, Andersonville; Lindsey Shawntae Bailey, 25, 570 Hogskin Road, Washburn; Kimberly Frances Baker, 24, 4012 Floyd Drive, Maryville; Brandy Nicole Grahl, 29, 2740 Hinds Creek Road, Heiskell; Derrick Lee Jarrard, 22, 298 Jefferson Ave.; Breanne Angela Leighton, 22, 511 High St., Lake City; and Shinna Marie Rutherford, 32, 142 White Lane, Caryville.
Lucas said deputies initially went to the house at 6366 Hickory Valley Road to serve outstanding warrants on Austin and a 30-year-old Lake City woman who was supposed to be at the house.
Austin was wanted for parole violation and the woman, Lucas said, had eight outstanding warrants against her. He said she was not at the house when deputies arrived, and neither was the resident.
The Department's special operations unit went to the house but when they arrived, they smelled anhydrous ammonia, Lucas said. They then got a search warrant, he said.
Lucas said deputies arrested the seven people after they found anhydrous ammonia tanks and other products associated with the making of meth. He said they also recovered a stolen pickup truck and a stolen handgun and seized a camper trailer and a vehicle.
They got to the house shortly before 3 p.m. and were still at the scene at 10:30 p.m. doing cleanup operations, he said.
Beverly Majors can be contacted at (865) 220-5514.


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OMG!! I adore this anime.
lemme see..
i wanna be a knight without any doubt ((i <3 swords)) LOL:P
The movie already played in theaters a month ago in Japan...
Who's seen it yet?
can i change to tamer/doctor/aria
;//w//; pretty please
:3 I absoluetly love this anime! I'd be a Knight--swords are awesome. <3
you should take this quiz to find out
Aphetide wrote:
LOL xD
none of the characters like me cause I'm too smart ;A;
LOL. Pahahha. I'd probably be good friends with Izumo as we are SLIGHTLEH similar.
LOL xD
none of the characters like me cause I'm too smart ;A;
The girl with Wit and Humor
Rin- Mollie is SO funny. She makes such witty jokes that I couldn't even come up with.
Yukio- She....called me....mole-y four eyes..... Mollie irritates me....
Shimei- I think (name) is pretty funny, but her jokes can be cruel sometimes.
Izumo- The only normal one around here. I think she is a pretty great friend and because she is easy going she is fun to talk to.
Konekomaru- Mollie called me things like wimp or puss.... She makes me feel bad
Bon- She might seem mean and rude to others, but I honestly like her because she can calm down and talk.
Shima- Mollie is just like Izumo. She puts the Tsun in Tsundere. But I love her anyways, and she will feel the same Towards me...(Me-When pigs fly)
You may seem cold or mean sometimes, but you really are a caring and easy going girl if people are on your 'good side'. Your also quite feisty.
Awrhhh Yukio doesn't like me :< Rin does though
Aphetide wrote:
it'll probably take them like a week... xD
I hope so... I hope so... ;___;
it'll probably take them like a week... xD
Aphetide wrote:
but then we need to wait for them to sub the movie and upload then we can watch it D:
& I'll add you in Theanera ^w^b
oh god... no... I TOTALLY FORGOT ABOUT THE 'SUBBING' PART.
but then we need to wait for them to sub the movie and upload then we can watch it D:
& I'll add you in Theanera ^w^b
What type of exorcist???
It seems that nobody's commented in a while...
I feel lonely...
Ooo, I think I'll be a dragoon!
I can do gun noises and stuff.
Yeah, I'm a girl who can do machine gun.
Aphetide wrote:
asdghjkl; but it's coming out in December... going to take so long :C
You must be patient... aghjklfghtr I can't wait either D:
asdghjkl; but it's coming out in December... going to take so long :C
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We can be influenced by someone else's experience if it is different from our own. The tendency to...
We can be influenced by someone else's experience if it is different from our own. The tendency to compare ourselves to another is strong within our nature. The grass on the other side of the fence always appears greener, the presence greater.
How long will we choose not to see that each one is uniquely different? As no two snowflakes are the same, we are unique, one from another. Though the snowflakes gather together and seem to lose their identity, nothing has changed. Within the whole, they are unique and necessary.
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Manchester, church group seek accord on breakfast for homelessBy TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leader
May 20. 2013 10:19PM
MANCHESTER — City officials and the head of a church group that serves a free breakfast to the homeless appear to be close to an agreement on a new downtown location for the weekend event.
The Parks Division had denied a permit to "Do you know Him? Ministries" to use Veterans Memorial Park, where it was allowed to serve the breakfast last year. News of the move sparked an outcry, with some charging that the city was turning its back on the needy.
Bill Sullivan, the president of the ministry, met with Mayor Ted Gatsas on Monday, and he said he was confident that they would be able to reach an agreement on an alternative venue in time for the Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting at 7:30 p.m. this evening. The issue is also on the agenda of the Committee on Administration, which meets at 6 p.m.
"I'm pretty positive we'll have something done," Sullivan said.
Sullivan also emphasized that he didn't think the business community was to blame for the permit being denied.
"I went to a meeting with the chamber," Sullivan said, referring to the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. The group, he said, did not have a problem with the breakfast, but some questioned whether Veterans Park was the right venue.
"They had a legitimate complaint about illegal activity at night (in the park)," said Sullivan, who owns a trophy business in Hooksett and is a member of the chamber. Robin Comstock, president of the Manchester chamber, said the organization hasn't "taken a position" on the issue, but she stressed that Veterans Park is a vital part of the city.
"It really is this beautiful entrance and gateway to Manchester," she said. "We've been working hard to get upgrades to the park, to have a richer blend of all kinds from the community enjoying the park," she said.
The chamber's Manchester Welcome Center is located in the northwest corner of the park. The facility provides information to tourists and people visiting the city on business.
In an earlier interview, Parks Chief Peter Capano indicated that members of the business community had raised concerns about the Veterans Park location.
Mayor Ted Gatsas insisted that it was park's role as a popular venue for events over the summer, not business concerns, that made the site problematic.
"There's an awful lot of events there over the weekends," he said. "We wouldn't want to have to tell the group on any given Sunday that they can't use the park."
Gatsas said he was surprised that the issue had created such a stir. "I don't know where the problem is coming from. Me and Mr. Sullivan have been talking for about four weeks, trying to come to a common understating," he said.
Still, both Gatsas and Ward 3 Alderman Pat Long, who has been active in homeless issues, questioned the role the breakfast was playing in the city's overall efforts to address the problem.
"Do we have people who are homeless and need a hand-up? Absolutely," Gatsas said. "Do we have people from other communities coming here? Yes we do."
Gatsas was referring to reports that other communities send their neediest residents to Manchester agencies.
"We have known that forever," Long said. "The problem is nobody ever cataloged it."
Long said city service agencies are making progress in quantifying the homeless population and the services they provide.
"I'm a firm believer in data," he said. "To have an organization come in have a breakfast, is that really working toward the goal of eradicating homelessnees?" he said.
Long added, "If I'm having a hard time feeding my family, I'm taking them down there for breakfast. If you need breakfast, then God bless you, come get breakfast. But we need to identify that. Are there 200 homeless people coming, 300?"
Prior to the breakfast, there is a prayer service, meant to deliver "a message of hope," in Sullivan's words.
"Do you know Him? Ministries" had been using Veterans Park to serve the breakfast on the weekends until December, when it took the operation indoors at the Salvation Army.
With the warmer weather, the group again sought to serve the breakfast outside at Veterans Park, but the group was told by the Parks Division that it would not be getting a permit this year.
The group has continued to use the Salvation Army grounds to serve the breakfast.


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Michael E. Moritz Law Library
The primary mission of the Moritz Law Library is to support scholarship and instruction in the law.
The Law Library has a long history. It was formed in December, 1891 with a gift in memory of the Honorable Henry C. Noble of Columbus. The Law Library has occupied its current location in Drinko Hall since 1992 when a substantial addition to the Moritz College of Law building was opened. This addition continues to provide the law library's patrons with convenient access to the collection and services, as well as ample and comfortable room in which to work. In 1998, the Law Library was named after distinguished College of Law alumni, Michael E. Moritz.
The collection may be used by the entire Ohio State University community. Furthermore, as the largest law library in the state, the Moritz Law Library is a valuable resource for the attorneys, judges, officials, and citizens of Ohio.
The Moritz Law Library is a member of the OhioLINK consortium which connects the libraries of virtually all universities and colleges in Ohio, including the nine law school libraries. OhioLINK is a rich and continually growing resource which gives members of the Moritz College of Law and Ohio State University communities the ability to identify, locate, and retrieve an abundance of information.


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Last week, we were shivering in depths of the polar vortex. Now another sign that Mother Nature is in charge. This time it's California, where right now it should be rainy season. Instead, there's growing alarm over a persistent lack of rain. The state is suffering its third consecutive dry year.
And as NPR's Richard Gonzales reports, there are calls for the governor to officially declare a drought.
RICHARD GONZALES, BYLINE: So, how dry is it in California? Just take a look at Folsom Lake, a reservoir that serves the suburbs north of Sacramento. The water level here is so low you can find evidence of communities dating back to the Gold Rush that were covered up when this reservoir was filled. Most of Mormon Island, an old mining town, is still under what's left of the water in Folsom Lake. Still, local residents like Laura Jarecki and her friend, Katrina Trumbull, can stroll on the dry lake bed that is usually covered by more than a hundred feet of water and examine a collection of old bottles, broken pottery, rusted nails, and door hinges.
LAURA JARECKI: There's this beautifully made rock wall that was hand-done that survives under the water all these years. And then when the water goes down, it does not fall apart. It's beautiful.
GONZALES: The water level here is lower than in the winter of 1976-77, which saw one of the worst droughts in the state's history. And now, local water managers are calling on their customers to start conserving, says Shauna Lorance, general manager of the San Juan Water District that serves the suburbs around this lake.
SHAUNA LORANCE: This is not operations as normal. This is a water emergency scenario. And based on that, we're requesting that our customers eliminate all outdoor water use.
GONZALES: That means no watering your lawn or landscape. And if there's no rain by February, Lorance says, the district will take further steps, such as banning car washing and the filling of swimming pools. It could also ask customers to reduce indoor use, kitchen and bath, by 50 percent. Counties all over Northern California - Mendocino, Marin, Sonoma - are imposing or planning to impose similar conservation measures. In Fresno, the local Catholic bishop has even asked people to pray for rain.
And the $44 billion dollar ag industry wants people to know that the drought could hit consumers' pocketbooks as some California farmers may not plant at all. Gayle Holman is spokeswoman for the Westlands Water District, the largest agricultural water district in the country.
GAYLE HOLMAN: The availability of food that's grown right here on U.S. soil, we're going to see that crippled, not to mention that the economic engine that agriculture provides for the state of California is going to be greatly hindered.
GONZALES: That's partly why Senator Dianne Feinstein last month asked Governor Jerry Brown to officially declare a state drought emergency. That would help ease some environmental rules and other regulations governing water use and allocations. But Peter Gleick, a water specialist at the Oakland-based Pacific Institute, says water districts don't have to wait for the governor to act.
PETER GLEICK: Now is the time to be informing customers about what they can do to save water, to use water more efficiently. But it seems that the official water policy is hope for rain rather than take any progressive actions.
GONZALES: For his part, Governor Brown recently appointed a task force to advise him on the drought. But last week, he warned: Don't think that a paper from the governor's office is going to affect the rain. Richard Gonzales, NPR News. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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There will be no 2 a.m. on Sunday March 10, thanks to Daylight Saving Time. Instead, clocks will jump from 1:59 a.m. to 3 a.m. This is done to effectively move an hour of sunlight from the morning to the afternoon.
There will be no 2 a.m. on Sunday March 10, thanks to Daylight Saving Time. Instead, clocks will jump from 1:59 a.m. to 3 a.m. This is done to effectively move an hour of sunlight from the morning to the afternoon.
There isn't much more that needs to be said, except don't forget to set your clocks ahead before you go to bed on Saturday night. Instead, I'll take this opportunity to share with you a story of my most memorable Daylight Saving Time day.
It was a few years ago while I was working the night shift at a mental hospital in Fargo. I forgot to set my clock forward an hour before I went to bed. I had most Saturdays off, and this was no exception.
As was my typical tradition I spent all of Saturday night awake, preparing myself for the new sleep schedule I'd be going through during the week. When I woke up for work on Sunday night, I thought nothing of Daylight Saving Time.
It wasn't until I arrived at work an hour late (fifteen minutes early in my mind) that I sensed anything was wrong. I went to my scheduled wing to find a noticeably aggravated tech staring at the door waiting for me. She had been switched from her wing, to cover for me, and I was to report to a one-to-one.
A one-to-one was required for patients who were having a difficult time. Most nights, a one-to-one meant we would watch the patient sleep or help calm them down by talking with them all night. That wasn't the case this night.
My one-to-one gentleman was an older fellow, who was having some difficulty with his medication. Not only was he sleepwalking most of the night, but he was also having difficulty controlling his... waste.
My night was spent directing a half asleep, hard-of-hearing old man to the restroom, where he would mess his pants. Then, I'd clean him up, get him to bed and the journey would start again.
It got to the point, that night, where the hospital ran out of adult-diapers, so we had to have a security guard run out and get more.
It maybe wasn't the longest night of my life, but it was definitely one of the longest. It's been a few years since then and I haven't missed Daylight Saving Day since. Set your clocks forward March 9 before you go to bed for the night.