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They are "Mrs. Jacob Black" pants. I had SOOO much fun making them and she told me that she loved them.
The Deitering family also had out family pictures taken this year, and made into Christmas Cards and then into a big 20x30 poster (from Wal-mart - $18.98). And then today I went out and found an ugly framed pic at Savers in NLR for $3.00 and did a little cosmetic work and WALA .... a cheaply framed pic of ourselves that looks amazing!
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I demo the Skywatcher Star Adventurer!
I contacted Skywatcher about an inexpensive, but useful, mount for tracking stars for astrophotography. I wanted a mount under $500 which could hold a star "still" for photography, at 400mm focal length, for 30-60 seconds. They sent me one for free to evaluate and here it is!
1. Some plastic parts (not needed for operation)
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4. Polaris finger scope light failed very quickly
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Great Expectations is rich in dialogue and is written in the dialect of the working class and the poor of Victorian England. The things characters say and how they speak is one of the ways in which readers get to know them. What does Dickens reveal about his characters using dialect? This lesson is based on the different words that appear in the first book of the novel. It will help students develop a comfort level and confidence in dealing with unfamiliar dialect words and phrases.
This lesson uses Great Expectations as an example, but this activity is effective with any work of literature in which dialect is important.
- Great Expectations Dialect Handout: Use this printable resource to explore dialect in chapters 1 through 10 of Great Expectations.
- Dialect Exit Slip: This printable resource is used to check student understanding of dialect.
- Venn Diagram, 2 Circles Printout: Students use this graphic organizer to describe similarities and differences between Paul Laurence Dunbars We Wear the Mask and When Malindy Sings.
Learning, celebrating, and sharing dialect should be an ongoing experience in a diverse, multi-cultural language arts classroom. Wheeler and Swords explain that understanding the nature of language variation (across region, ethnic identity, social class, language styles, and registers) provides language arts teachers with a fertile ground from which to build a welcoming, multicultural language arts classroom (471). Furthermore, learning about other regional and vernacular dialects allows students to honor linguistic and cultural diversity, all the while fostering students mastery of the Language of Wider Communication (471).
Wheeler, Rebecca and Rachel Swords. "Codeswitching: Tools of Language and Culture Transform the Dialectally Diverse Classroom." Language Arts 81.6 (July 2004): 470-480.


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Priority: Horizon
After Priority: Thessia, head to Horizon in the Shadow Sea cluster to investigate Sanctuary.
Recommended Loadout and Squad
- Be sure to bring someone who has Overload -- Disruptor Ammo and Armor Piercing Ammo will help tear through Cerberus defenses.
- Bring a Sniper Rifle or Heavy Pistol with scope for Nemeses.
- Bring a Shotgun for Husks
Mission Enemies
There are no enemies visible immediately after you land. As you head up the stairs, a Cerberus shuttle crashes ahead of you. Two Phantoms and a Nemesis Sniper emerge from the shuttle.
Try to kill the Phantoms at a distance while staying in cover to avoid getting shot by the Nemesis' sniper rifle. Once the Phantoms are taken care of, get out your sniper rifle or pistol with scope to take care of the Nemesis.
- Parts (Credits) - Before you head inside, head down the ramp on the right to salvage some parts for credits.
Once you open the door, there's a Med Kit immediately to the right of the entrance. Look up to see another Cerberus shuttle, then explore this floor of the building before heading downstairs.
There are various consoles and PDAs that tell the story of what went on here, and some ammo on one of the tables.
- Inventory Logs (Credits) - There's a PDA on one of the desks that will yield credits. It's by the balcony on the right.
When you're done, head down the stairs. There are some PDAs that provide back story on the left, and some dead Cerberus troops and Reaper forces in the room on the right. Keep your guard up, because there are a few live Cerberus Assault Troopers in the room past the dead troops.
- Pistol Scope - On the dead Cerberus soldier in front of the desk with the terminal throwing sparks.
The exit is an open doorway on the left side of the room under the massive Sanctuary sign. Activate the console to hear what you're up against -- and get a glimpse of Miranda Lawson (so long as she didn't die in a Mass Effect 2 save you imported).
- Equipment (Credits) - Turn around after activating the console to find some salvageable equipment on the wall.
Head outside. Ignore the dead Cerberus soldier floating in the water and activate the water pump. The water lowers, allowing you to climb down. At the bottom of the ladder, head right until you come to a door. Proceed back inside. There's nothing in this first room. As you approach the door, one of your squad mates muses that this is going to get ugly. Proceed to the next room.
- Equipment (Credits) - Salvage another piece of equipment on the wall in plain sight on the right side of the room.
- Rosenkov Materials Shoulder Guard - Just to the left of the next door.
The next room is a command center of sorts. Activate the console in the middle of the room to restore power. Don't worry, the things you see in the cut scene can't hurt you... yet. The tower is now marked on your HUD. Proceed through the now-unlocked door opposite the one you came in.
In the next room, there is a PDA on the table on the left that you can safely ignore. There is a console in the far right corner of the room that provides more back story and a glimpse of The Illusive Man and Kai Leng.
The exit to this room is down a short set of stairs. There are a bunch of Husks behind the door, so get prepared before you head down the stairs.
In the room where the Husks used to be, there are two logs which can be activated for story at the bottom of the stairs. The open doorway and the regular door near the consoles both lead to the same hallway. It's a Reaper party out there -- there's a Ravager, a Banshee, and a few Marauders shooting at you from a catwalk above. Kill them in that order, ducking back into the room with the consoles for cover if you need to. The exit is down the hallway to the left.
Pick up the Med Kit and ignore the Banshee staring menacingly at you through the window. You can activate the two logs for story -- they won't let the Banshee out. Exit through the door.
The next room has a set of stairs on the left. Go forward first and activate the console for story. Continue past the console to find a PDA and other goodies.
- Research Data (Credits) - Past the console in the far dark corner of the room.
Head back toward the door and go cautiously up the stairs. Through the open doors on the left is another room full of Reaper forces. Ignore the Husks in the pods (they don't come to life) and focus on the Cannibals and Marauders. If you take cover between the two doors, you should be able to destroy the Barrier Engines through either doorway without taking fire. That will make your fight a little easier.
Once the room is clear, head to tables and consoles in the middle of the room.
- M-12 Locust - On a table in the middle of the room.
- Shotgun Blade Attachment - On a table in the middle of the room.
There are two logs you can activate for story near the middle of the room. Proceed to the far end of the room. There is a PDA that provides more back story. Activate the Console at the far end of the hall on the left side to continue.
Climb up the ladder and get ready to fight. There's a Marauder fairly close to you -- take him out first. There are Ravagers and Cannibals farther down the hall.
Get up on the raised ledge and peer down the support columns to take out two Barrier Engines with the Sniper Rifle.
Take them out from a distance if you can. There are also some more enemies lurking in the dark on the right of the lit hallway. Once the enemies are clear, make your way through the open doorway at the end of the hall. A Med Kit can be picked up just on the other side of the door..
- Research Data (Credits) - On the left when you first enter the next relatively dark room.
At the far end of this relatively dark room, there is a log you can activate in the left corner next to a display window. Despite the dialogue, no Husks are released. Exit through the open doorway on the right side of the room.
Jump across to the next platform, then shoot the panel on the floor to expose the controls. Ride the lift to the other side of the room, then jump across again to the door. Ignore the Husks running amok at ground level -- they can't hurt you. Be prepared for a fight when you open the door.
Once you open the door, you will see some burning rubble. Look to the right to see a Brute. There are actually three Brutes in this room, plus a Banshee for good measure. One of the Brutes is actually pretty close to you, just beyond the burning rubble. Keep your distance and wear them down. If you're facing down the hall (as you were when you were instructed by the game to look at the Brute), there is ammo in the dark area on the right side of the room, and a med kit in the well-list area on the left side of the room.
After the area is clear, you'll find a console and a Husk pod that can be activated to get some cool loot.
- M-99 Saber (Assault Rifle) - You can grab this by activating the pod from a nearby console and then running back to the pod to grab the weapon. This is best done once area is clear and the pod itself can be found to the left of the burning rubble. This crazy Assault Rifle is more like a Sniper Rifle than anything else.
- Research Data (Credits) - Near the door at far end of the room, behind a desk. (Not the desks in the corner of the room -- those you can't jump over.)
Open the door at the far end of the room to enter the elevator, which takes you up to the tower. In the final cutscene you can earn Paragon and Renegade if your Reputation is high enough.
Post-Mission Wrap Up
- You will receive 15,000 Credits for finishing the Mission.
- You will unlock Priority: Cerberus Headquarters for completing the Mission.
- Talk to Tali at the Lounge in the Port Observation Deck for some Reputation points. You can actually talk to her multiple times, but only the first time will get you points.
- Talk to EDI to unlock the Decoy power.
- Talk to Engineer Kenneth Donnelly/Gabriella Daniels for more Reputation points.
- If you have Dr. Chakwas on your ship, you can have a unique conversation to her that somewhat references Mass Effct 2. She is in Normandy's Medical Bay.
- Point of No Return: All Side Missions close after starting Priority: Cerberus Headquarters. You can no longer visit the Citadel; you may only purchase Weapons, Weapon Modifications or change your Bonus Powers on the Normandy. Run around the Normandy and wrap up your relationships and shopping NOW.


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Nail color may be fun, but for active women, it may be too much to expect. "Many women these days have schedules that don't include keeping up a paint job on their nails," says Yan Lu, owner and founder of San Francisco's Le Creme Spa. With this in mind, Lu set out to create a "natural manicure" for her clients, skipping the polish and opting for treatments that strengthen nails and relieve stress. Lu's manicures use ingredients like flowers, fruits, and essential oils instead of the fume-laden chemicals most nail salons rely on. We've incorporated Lu's techniques into a treatment you can do in less than 20 minutes. Afterward, nails shine like they've been polished -- minus the smudges and chips.
1. Trim hangnails.
Using small nail scissors, clean up any ragged skin around the nail. Do not cut cuticles (the delicate area where the skin meets the nail), as they help protect the nail bed from infection.
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Soak hands in a basin of warm whole milk for several minutes. The lactic acid in milk helps remove dead cells and soften cuticles; the natural fats help replenish dry skin.
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Using an angle-tipped nail stick, gently push the cuticles back toward the base of the nail, clearing the nail surface for buffing.
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Using a smooth-surfaced buffing block or buffing disk (not a filing block, which will scuff nails), buff the entire surface of nails using a side-to-side motion.
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As a final step, rub hands with warm almond oil, avocado oil, or light olive oil, or apply an oil-rich hand and nail cream. Pay particular attention to the nail and cuticle areas.
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Beethoven Treasures in America
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The major repositories of Beethoven manuscripts in the United States include the Library of Congress, the Pierpont Morgan Library, and the Juilliard School of Music. Others are scattered in public and private collections around the country. In 1927, Oscar G. Sonneck published Beethoven Letters in America, a book issued by the Beethoven Association in New York that included facsimiles and commentaries on the manuscript letters then known to be in this country at the time. Then in 1978, Otto Albrecht published a list of "Beethoven Autographs in the United States" (in: Beiträge zur Beethoven-Bibliographie, ed. Kurt Dorfmüller (G. Henle Verlag), pp. 1-11, which was an update of his Beethoven list in the Census of Autograph Musical Manuscripts by European Composers in the United States that apeared in 1953.
By the end of the twentieth century, many Beethoven manuscripts had been discovered, sold, inherited, or donated, requiring a massive revision of both Sonneck and Albrecht's lists. Patricia Stroh, Curator of the Beethoven Center, undertook this project in 2000. To provide more complete descriptions of the manuscripts, she attempted to examine each one first hand and learn more about its provenance from the current owners. Although the project is still under review, she offers a preliminary draft of the complete list as she works through the revisions. She encourages anyone willing to provide additional information or revisions to the list to contact her. Eventually, all descriptions of the "Beethoven Treasures in America" will be added to the Beethoven Gateway.
The treasures list includes the following categories:
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- Letters
- Conversation leaves, household account leaves, and other notes
- Receipts
- Letters to Beethoven
- Letters about Beethoven
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- Sketchleaves
- Autographs of Beethoven's works
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- Contrapuntal studies
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The United Nations International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, on the 26th of June, gives us the opportunity to stand united and remind the world that torture is a cruel violation of human rights.
Rehabilitation was the theme for the 26 June 2012 campaign. Rehabilitation empowers torture victims to resume as full a life as possible. However, rebuilding the life of someone whose dignity has been destroyed takes time and is the result of long-term material, medical, psychological and social support.
In his message for the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, observed on 26 June, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon noted that every day, women, men and children are tortured or ill-treated with the intention of destroying their sense of dignity and human worth.
"In some cases, this is part of a deliberate state policy of instilling fear and intimidating its population," he said.
"In too many countries, people's legitimate demands for freedom and human rights are met with brutal repression. Even when regimes change, torture often persists and a culture of impunity remains."
He noted the obligation of States not only to prevent torture but to provide all torture victims with effective and prompt redress, compensation and appropriate social, psychological, medical and other forms of rehabilitation.
Useful links:
The Brussels based United Nations Regional Information Centre for Western Europe - UNRIC provides information on UN activities to the countries of the region. It also provides liaison with institutions of the European Union in the field of information. Its outreach activities extend to all segments of society and joint campaigns, projects and events are organized with partners including the EU, governments, the media, NGOs, schools and local authorities.
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Cincinnati girl looks ahead to next Olympics
Lexie Priessman fails to make age limit
Some people are already looking ahead to the 2016 Olympics, especially a Cincinnati girl who may have made it to the summer's competition if her birthday had been a bit earlier.
Lexie Priessman has been training in gymnastics since she was 5. Some people said she could have made it to the 2012 Olympics, but she's still too young under the rules.
"This is what I've been working for one day, maybe a world team, an Olympic team, (or) even an international competition with the (Team) U.S.A.," Priessman said. "I am 23 days short for the 2012 Olympics, but I've known that and now I know I have to work my next three years to make(it to) 2016 (team)."
Priessman trains under Mary Lee Tracy, who has sent two girls to the Atlanta Olympics -- Amanda Borden and Jaycie Phelps.
"(She's) probably one of the most physically talented (people) that I've ever coached," Tracy said. "Her love of the sport, it excites me to come in to train her."
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The Hotel Alyss Saphir Cambronne Eiffel*** offers 30 newly renovated rooms and equipped with satellite television and flat screen LCD (66 cm), telephone and free wireless. All rooms are non smoking.
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'Dystextia': gibberish texts sound stroke alarm
Imagine you were a devoted husband, waiting to hear from your wife about her due date after a visit to the obstetrician, and you saw these on your phone:
"every where thinging days nighing"
"Some is where!"
That's what happened last December to a Boston-area man, who knew that autocorrect - known for its bizarre replacements - was turned off on his 11-week-pregnant wife's phone.
You'd probably be tempted to make sure your wife, 25, got to the emergency room. When she did, doctors noted several signs of a stroke, including disorientation, inability to use her right arm and leg properly and some difficulty speaking.
A magnetic resonance imaging scan - MRI - revealed that part of the woman's brain wasn't getting enough blood, clinching the diagnosis. Fortunately, her symptoms went away quickly, and the rest of the pregnancy went just fine after she went home from the hospital on low-dose blood thinners.
The case, say three doctors from Boston's Harvard Medical School who reported it online this week in the Archives of Neurology, suggests that "the growing digital record will likely become an increasingly important means of identifying neurologic disease, particularly in patient populations that rely more heavily on written rather than spoken communication".
The authors describe the phenomenon as "dystextia", which is the word used by other doctors in an earlier case involving a migraine, and symptoms of a stroke diagnosed for other reasons.
"In her case, the first evidence of language difficulties came from her unintelligible texts," one of the report's authors, Dr. Joshua Klein, said by email.
Strokes are rare in women aged 15 to 34, with about 11,000 per year, according to data from the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention published last year.
Dr. Sean Savitz, who directs the stroke program at the University of Texas Health Science Centre in Houston, said he has seen a few patients who sent emails suggesting they were having difficulty with language, a condition known as aphasia.
Such clues usually come with other information however. In this case, for example, the patient's obstetrician's office later remembered that she had trouble filling out a form. And they might have caught the language difficulty earlier had the woman not had a weak voice, thanks to a recent upper respiratory infection.
"So, this case report per se does not indicate to me if dystextia is going to be more common to pick up strokes," Savitz said by email, "but I do think it will be a valuable addition to the collection of information that neurologists should obtain when taking a history."
"The main stroke warning signs with respect to texting would be unintelligible language output, or problems reading or comprehending texts," said Klein. "Many smartphones have an 'autocorrect' function which can introduce erroneous word substitutions, giving the impression of a language disorder."
Autocorrect, said Savitz, a professor of neurology, can confuse matters - even for doctors.
"I have often joked with my colleagues when using the dictation of the smartphone, that it gives me an aphasia," he said. "Potential for lots of false positives!"


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ABC News aired the video Sunday showing Holmes speaking at a science camp at Miramar College in San Diego when he was 18.
His presentation is on "temporal illusion," which he defines as "an illusion that allows you to change the past."
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In our future of doom feature you're the only band in it that hail from the genre's birthplace of Birmingham - how do you feel about your hometown and are you proud it spawned the music you love?
Yeah we come from the surrounding areas of Birmingham and can safely say that we all love the area and are huge fans of the music it has given birth to - especially a certain band from Aston! I have always been proud of our musical heritage but the recent Home of Metal events that were held in and around the area really drove home to me just how proud I am of being in a band from the Midlands, not just Birmingham but the whole area. In fact, we get asked very often by bands coming over from different countries to show them around Aston!
How do you feel being hailed by Terrorizer as the future of doom? Is this something you are proud of and who do you consider your contemporary peers?
Yeah its pretty cool for you guys to refer to us as being the future of doom. Like I say, doom is only one element of our sound but it is a pretty big element and one that pushes us to explore various styles within the doom spectrum. Bands who we consider to be our contemporary peers include Trippy Wicked & The Cosmic Children of the Knight, General, Stubb, Serpent Venom, Sigiriya and Gringo. There are many many more though, too many to mention here.
Do you agree that there is something about Birmingham that lends itself to doom? Even now, when it's been drastically regenerated?
Its been pretty well documented that Birmingham inspired Black Sabbath to play the way they did, along with Tony's accident, but nowadays its a totally different city and I feel more inspired standing in the middle of a field than I do standing in the middle of Birmingham. Also, doom is only one facet of what we do, we find inspiration in many areas. I think if Birmingham lent itself to doom that much, there would be a lot more doom bands coming from the area and unfortunately there is hardly any.
You've been heavily touring recently, are you happiest on the road or in the studio?
If I had to choose I would say that I prefer being on the road but I love being in the studio laying down months of hard work. It's always great to hear the new material taking shape and coming together. Being on the road is freedom, breaking from the daily grind, doing what you love, meeting new people, visiting new places and having dirty hair! We've just signed with Big Bad Mothers House booking agency so we're looking at having a lot more shows and tours in the coming year.
You've got a new album, tell us about that?
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NEW YORK -- Two years ago, Daniel Murphy's long-term big league future seemed in doubt. Injury-prone and without an obvious defensive home, Murphy was at a crossroads. A veteran in some ways, Murphy was also not far removed from his previous life as a prospect, when he enchanted the Mets with his hitting prowess but provided little else in the way of marketable skills.
Flash forward to the present day, in which Murphy is an All-Star. Major League Baseball announced on Sunday that Murphy will serve as a reserve second baseman for the National League team on July 15 game at Target Field. There he will join the game's upper crust as the Mets' lone representative.
"Sometimes the blessings come when they come," Murphy said. "This has just been three months when they've come."
This marks just the second time in nine years that third baseman David Wright will not attend the All-Star Game for the Mets, whose only other legitimate candidate was left-hander Jon Niese. Neither made it, but the Mets also had no candidate as worthy as Murphy, who spent parts of the first half leading the NL in hits. His offensive production has jumped to new levels since 2012, with his power production increasing last season and his patience reaching new heights this year. He is a more well-rounded hitter than ever.
Murphy's defense has also improved dramatically over the past two seasons. He went out of his way to credit third-base coach Tim Teufel, as well as former teammate Justin Turner, for that.
The result is a player worthy, for the first time in his career, of an All-Star nod.
"I think it's human nature to be aware of it," Murphy said of his thought process leading up to Sunday's announcement. "You kind of get asked questions about it leading up to it. But there's enough anxiety that goes into just trying to win baseball games as it is, and trying to focus on the task at hand."
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Prior ASGs: None
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How he made 2014 NL team: Manager selection
Why he's an All-Star: One of the league's finest pure hitters, Murphy is enjoying perhaps his best offensive season. Once a defensive liability, he has improved every year in that regard since becoming a full-time second baseman in 2012, working himself into an average defender to supplement his offensive abilities.
DYK?: Murphy's younger brother, Jonathan, is a Minor League outfielder in the Twins organization. The two work together over the winter in Jacksonville, Fla., with Daniel often accepting hitting advice from Jonathan.
Quotable: "My immediate reaction would probably be shock. It's a blessing. And I don't work any harder on this ballclub than anyone else does. There's no doubt about that. There's 24 men in here who work really hard. It's just an honor. It's humbling. It's a fantastic blessing."
Immediately following the announcement of the American League and National League All-Star rosters on Sunday, fans began voting to select the final player for each league's 34-man roster via the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com Final Vote Sponsored by Experian. Fans can cast their votes from a list of five players from each league until the winners are announced after the voting concludes on Thursday at 4 p.m. ET.
The final phase of All-Star Game voting will again have fans help choose the Ted Williams All-Star Game Most Valuable Player Award presented by Chevrolet. During the Midsummer Classic, fans will vote exclusively online at MLB.com and via Twitter in the 2014 All-Star Game MLB.com MVP Vote Sponsored by Pepsi, and their collective voice will represent 20 percent of the overall vote that determines the recipient of the Arch Ward Trophy.
MLB.TV Premium subscribers, for the first time, will be able to live stream the All-Star Game via MLB.TV through FOX's participating video providers. Access will be available across more than 400 platforms that support MLB.TV, including the award-winning MLB.com At Bat app. MLB.com will provide extensive online coverage of the All-Star Week festivities.
The 85th All-Star Game will be televised nationally by FOX, in Canada by Rogers Sportsnet and RDS, and worldwide by partners in more than 200 countries via MLB International's independent feed. ESPN Radio and ESPN Radio Deportes will provide national radio coverage of the All-Star Game. MLB Network and SiriusXM will also provide comprehensive All-Star Week coverage. For more information, please visit allstargame.com.


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HanesBrands Achieves Leadership Position in CDP 2018 Report; A- Score Best in Apparel
HanesBrands earned an A- score and took a leadership position in the CDP 2018 Climate Change Report.
The company scored in the top 6 percent of nearly 7,000 companies that participated in the most recent report and achieved the highest score in the apparel industry. Receiving nearly across-the-board scores in the A range, Hanes'
HanesBrands Sets 2020 Goals for Environmental Sustainability
HanesBrands surpassed its initial five-year goals for significant reductions in energy use, carbon-dioxide emissions and water use in 2012, and has since set even more ambitious goals for environmental performance by 2020. Compared to its 2007 baseline performance, Hanes is committed to:
- Reduce energy consumption by 40 percent;
- Reduce carbon-dioxide emissions by 40 percent;
- Reduce water use by
HanesBrands Earns High Scores in CDP 2016 Climate Change Report
HanesBrands has voluntarily reported its carbon emissions and other data since 2010 to CDP for its annual Climate Change Report. CDP, formerly known as the Carbon Disclosure Project, is a global disclosure system that enables companies and other entities to measure and manage environmental impacts.
In 2016, the company scored an above-average B rating for emissions,
HanesBrands Conducts Business Risk Assessment for Water
HanesBrands regularly evaluates its potential water risk using tools developed by the World Wildlife Fund and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development.
Water risk analyses utilizing the WWF tool were performed on a cross-section of internal manufacturing facilities, which produce about 80 percent of the products Hanes sells across the globe. Potential risks were divided
Sustainable Buildings – Green from the Ground Up
As part of HanesBrands' environmental sustainability commitment, the company builds and/or retrofits its manufacturing, distribution and office space worldwide in accordance with Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design guidelines from the U.S. Green Business Council.
As a USGBC member, Hanes is committed to maintaining environmentally sustainable buildings through responsible facility design, construction and management. The company
State-of-the-Art Wastewater Treatment
HanesBrands has constructed state-of-the-art wastewater-treatment plants to support its manufacturing facilities around the world. These plants are built to meet or exceed wastewater standards in the United States and local countries, whichever are more stringent.
The systems treat 100 percent of the wastewater from Hanes' manufacturing facilities and employ an advanced, naturally occurring biological process that has
HanesBrands' Industry-Leading Chemical-Management Program
HanesBrands was one of the first companies to have a comprehensive chemical-management program, and requires its suppliers to have comparable system in place. This rigor helps ensure Hanes' products are made with the safest and most sustainable substances possible, thus protecting employees, consumers and the environment.
As part of its program, Hanes requires all chemicals to
Driving Social and Environmental Achievement by Engaging with NGOs and Others
HanesBrands considers engagement with nongovernmental organizations to be a critical part of our sustainability and corporate social responsibility efforts.
Social Responsibility
HanesBrands has been a fully accredited, participating member of the Fair Labor Association since 2009, and sustained engagement with the organization has been a critical component of the company's overall social compliance
Hanes Surpasses 5-Year Environmental Goals
HanesBrands successfully beat our ambitious five-year goals for reducing energy consumption, carbon dioxide emissions and water use. We also achieved our goal of sourcing at least 30 percent of our worldwide energy use from renewable sources.
The goals were set using a baseline of 2007. Between 2007 and 2012, the company:
- Reduced energy use by 22 percent


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Summer Honey: Missoula's Best Summer Beer
Even with all of the sun, flowers and barbecues that we've been enjoying thanks to the warm weather we've had in Missoula recently, it didn't truly feel like summer until I picked up my first Big Sky Brewing Co. Summer Honey six pack the other day.
I know some of you would probably disagree with me if I said it was the best summer microbrew in Missoula, but I don't care. It's the best summer microbrew in Missoula.
Add a cold glass of smooth, crisp Honey — with a twist of lemon, of course — to any summertime activity, and you've got a match made in heaven.
Its cool, refreshing taste conjures up memories of backyard cookouts, lazy days on the river and warm summer evenings dining on the decks and patios of my favorite Missoula restaurants.
Even if you're not that into beer, I recommend giving it a try, especially if you need a change of pace from your standby summertime cocktail. Tasty as they may be, mojitos and margaritas just can't compare to the versatility of this local favorite.
Since I consider myself somewhat of a Summer Honey connoisseur, I will give you my suggestions on how to enjoy this delicious seasonal brew.
Step One: Remove chilled pint glass from freezer.
Step Two: Pour cold beer into glass tipped at a 45-degree angle.
Step Three: Slice lemon; squeeze juice into beer and drop wedge into glass.
Step Four: Lift glass to lips.
Step Five: Drink and enjoy.
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text: Buy Virtual users Test center: creating a job A job comprises of the scenarios that make up a load / performance test, any monitoring that should be performed while the test is executing and other relevant information such as test duration, start time, SLA's etc. A job is created using AgileLoad Test Center which can be found in the AgileLoad folder of the Start Menu. Before creating a job it's worth becoming familiar with the interface which is shown below: The left windows is the Workspace which has the Repository, Monitoring, Results and Anomalies tab. In this section we'll be looking at the 1st three tabs. By default the Repository tab is selected, this is the area where any existing scripts will show up, any monitoring profiles will be and where they can be created and any existing jobs will be. The right hand side window is contextual and will show information relevant to the task you are currently undertaking. This window is also divided into tabs as we can have multiple views open at one time. To create a job right click on the Jobs folder and type in the name that you want to have the job, in this case I've created My1stJob, I've then opened it by double clicking it (note the tab at the top of the right hand window shows the current job name). The right hand side of the window now shows an empty job, the upper section is where any monitors required for the test are dragged and dropped and where they are configured if remote monitoring is necessary (sees advanced section for more information). The lower section is where the scripts that will make up the test are placed and where the behaviour and amount of users for each script type is configured. Next Adding scripts and scenarios to a job Getting started > Agileload test Center > Test center: creating a job Print this page - Go to top of page


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Environment, Culture & Place in a Rapidly Changing North
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The symposium's keynote speaker will be Julie Cruikshank, Professor Emerita of Anthropology at University of British Columbia, and author of Do Glaciers Listen? Local Knowledge, Colonial Encounters and Social Imagination. Plenary speaker, Ellen Frankenstein, will screen her documentary film, Eating Alaska, Ernestine Hayes, author of Blonde Indian, will do a reading from her current work, as well as Nancy Lord, who just published Early Warming: Crisis and Response to the Climate-Charged North.


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20 Creative and Unique Dresses – Part 2.
Hair Dress: A Croatian company made a dress entirely from human hair; designers at the Artidjana Company used 165 ft (50.3m) of blonde hair in the dress.
Rubber Bands Dress: The dress uses 8.8 lbs of rubber bands of various colors, lengths and sizes. Approximately 14,235 rubber bands in total were used in its creation; 12,000 for the dress itself, 2,225 for the belt and 100 for the hairpiece.
Rubber Gloves Dress: Creation of designer Sebatian Errazuriz.
Money Dress: This dress is made from real banknotes.
Clothespin Dress: Dress made out of hundreds of clothespins by designer Sandra Backlund.
Sprinkle Dress: Creation of Italian designer Linda Schailon, it features a full garden-wire skirt neatly planted in used yogurt containers.
Porcelain Dress: Cool dress made entirely out of porcelain by Li Xiaofeng.
Plastic Cups Dress: We had quite a few dresses in the past, but this one is really cool.
Camping Tent Dress: It's an art project created by Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao.
Phonebook Paper Dress: Creation of Jolis Paons, the paper dress was made purely out of phonebook paper.
Plastic Bags Dress: Made from M and S plastic bags.
Chocolate Lindor Dress: Unique dress made of chocolate lindors, designed by Lindka Cierach.
Cookie Dress: 'Bakewear' is totally edible, made of 600 cookies.
Toilet Paper Dress: Two weeks were spent to create the dress with a raised flower pattern from toilet papers.
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Matchstick Dress: Creation of 18-year-old student named Lily Faget; its made of matches.
Newspaper Dress: Creation of designer Amy M. Phillips and Fairlight Hubbard.
Paper Dress: Cool dress created out of paper by fashion design students.
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AMC to Debut First-Look of The Walking Dead During Premiere of Breaking Bad
On Sun., Jul. 17th, during the premiere of Season 4 of Breaking Bad, AMC is sneaking a first-look video from the upcoming season of The Walking Dead. Season 1 of The Walking Dead premiered in Oct. 2010 and became the most watched drama series in basic cable history among Adults 18-49.* The Walking Dead tells the story of the months and years that follow after a zombie apocalypse. Season 4 of Breaking Bad premieres Sun., Jul. 17 at 10PM | 9C.
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From acclaimed writer/producer/director Vince Gilligan and produced by Sony Pictures Television, Breaking Bad follows the story of a desperate man who turns to a life of crime to secure his family's financial security. Season four consists of 13, one-hour episodes. Filmed on location in Albuquerque, NM, Breaking Bad stars 2008, 2009 and 2010's Emmy® Award winner for Outstanding Lead Actor Bryan Cranston as Walter White; 2010 Emmy® winner for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman; Anna Gunn as Skyler White; Dean Norris as Hank Schrader; Betsy Brandt as Marie Schrader; RJ Mitte as Walter, Jr; Bob Odenkirk as Saul Goodman; Giancarlo Esposito as Gus Fring; and Jonathan Banks as Mike.
Breaking Bad Season 4 is also complemented by a variety of exclusive material on www.amc.com. Among the special digital content is "Inside Breaking Bad" videos for each episode, behind-the-scenes clips throughout the season, and videos of the season's most "Talked About Scenes." The site also features a new iteration of its interactive graphic novel, starring Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman, and an interactive case file — with photos, text and video that allows visitors to sift through the same crime scene evidence that DEA agent Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) is privy to. The game is entitled "The Cost of Doing Business" and is written by Breaking Bad writer's assistant Gordon L. Smith with art from Steve Ellis (The Interrogation, Iron Man, High Moon) and game design by Playmatics, Inc.
Season 4 is already garnering praise. New York Magazine states, "There's no other show like it." Newsweek calls it, "TV's finest hour." People gave it "4 Stars" and tvline.com said, "The 'Masterful, Intense, Crazy-Good' Season 4 Is 'Worth the Wait." Star calls it, "one of the best shows on TV."
Breaking Bad has garnered a total of six Emmy® Award wins and 16 nominations. In addition to wins for Cranston and Paul, the series won Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series for Lynne Willingham (2008, 2009). Additional Emmy® nominations include: Outstanding Drama Series (2009, 2010); Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series for Vince Gilligan (2008) and Michelle MacLaren (2010); Outstanding Cinematography for a One-Hour Series for Michael Slovis (2009, 2010) and John Toll (2008); Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Drama Series for Skip McDonald (2010); and Outstanding Sound Editing for a Series (2010).
Breaking Bad has garnered a Peabody Award (2008), a Writer's Guild Award for Vince Gilligan's work on the pilot episode, two American Cinema Editors (ACE) Awards, and been named to the American Film Institute's (AFI) list of the "Top 10 Programs of the Year" (2008, 2010).
Breaking Bad is produced by High Bridge and Gran Via Productions in association with Sony Pictures Television for AMC.Read More


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Issues at home often led soldiers to seek discharge or furloughs.
Joseph Baker of Augusta asked Shepley to intercede to release John Frazier from his duties with the 12th Maine because he was needed at home.
Frazier of Portland, who, according to the letter, had studied law in Shepley's office, enlisted in Co. B of the 12th Maine at age 19 in November 1861.
His father, John A. Frazier, later enlisted in the 12th Maine and was ill at the General Hospital in Augusta. The father, through Baker, argued that the son was needed at home and that the son's duty had changed since he enlisted and was "less desirable to him."
Writing on the back states that Shepley could not effect a discharge with a surgeon's determination of disability.
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Live Review & Photos: Bush at REBEL, Toronto
May 18 will forever be scarred by the tragic loss of one of the greatest grunge (and overall rock n' roll) singers of all time, Chris Cornell. On that day of shock and sadness there was a positive caveat for fans to come together and enjoy music of the same era as Bush passed through the Toronto's Rebel Nightclub while on tour for their latest album Black and White Rainbows. After opening their 105-minute set with their very first single dating back to 1994, "Everything Zen," frontman Gavin Rossdale commented…Read More


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HARRIS — Pamela Banker Mann has been appointed as Catskill Regional Medical Center's skilled nursing unit administrator.
HARRIS — Pamela Banker Mann has been appointed as Catskill Regional Medical Center's skilled nursing unit administrator.
Before joining Catskill Regional, Banker Mann was the administrator of Park Manor Rehabilitation & Health Care Center in Town of Wallkill. She has also served as director of social work at St. Teresa's Nursing Home in Middletown. Banker Mann holds a bachelor of science in administration of health services from Ithaca College and has been a New York state-licensed nursing home administrator since 2001. She is active within the local Alzheimer's Association and Pets Alive in Middletown.
Catskill Regional's skilled nursing unit, a 64-bed facility, has been serving long-term care residents and short-term rehabilitation residents in a homelike setting since 1980.
For more information, call 794-3300, ext. 2600.
TOWN OF WALLKILL — Kathleen Ferris, director of patient services at Crystal Run Healthcare, has been promoted to the newly created position of director of service excellence.
In her new role, Ferris will work closely with providers and staff at all Crystal Run locations to implement evidence-based tools, tactics and techniques to maintain and enhance service excellence and spread best practices throughout the organization.
Ferris joined Crystal Run in 2003. In her previous positions, she was instrumental in facilitating the rapid growth of her departments both in number of new employees and the addition of new locations.
Ferris is also a recent graduate of Leadership Orange, Class of 2012.
TOWN OF WALLKILL — Hudson Valley Ear, Nose & Throat physician Dr. Sergey Koyfman has been named medical director of the Head and Neck Cancers Program at Orange Regional Medical Center's Spagnoli Family Cancer Center.
Koyfman, a specialist in head and neck surgery, graduated from New York College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed his surgical osteopathic/otolaryngology internship and residency in otolaryngology and facial plastic surgery at Michigan State University. He is fellowship-trained in head and neck oncology as well as micro-vascular reconstructive surgery and is board-certified in otolaryngology and facial Plastic Surgery.
The Head and Neck Cancers Program at Orange Regional includes a skilled, multidisciplinary team that provides specialized care in early detection, treatment and prevention of various cancers in the head and neck region, specifically the oral cavity, pharynx, paranasal sinuses, nasal cavity, larynx, thyroid and salivary glands, as well as lesions found in the skin of the face and neck.
For more information on services offered at Orange Regional's head and neck cancers program, visit ormc.org/headandneckcancer.
For information about the services offered at HVENT, visit hudsonvalleyent.com or call 888-350-1368.
HIGHLAND — Learning Insights, an independent psychology practice specializing in evaluations, assessments, training and consultations, will have an open house celebrating its new permanent location from 4:30-5:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at 20 Milton Ave., Highland.
The event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5:15 p.m. sharp. Light refreshments will be served.
Learning Insights works with people age 3 and older. Established in 2008, the practice uses a "strength-based and collaborative assessment approach to helping people understand themselves and others better," said Dr. Lenore Strocchia-Rivera, Ph.D., founder and director.
Results can facilitate school learning, therapy progress and career searches, she added. If an evaluation is ordered by Family Court, results also can help judges make their decisions.
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Russian moves raise stakes in Ukraine conflict
SIMFEROPOL, Ukraine -- Dozens of armed men in military uniforms seized an airport in the capital of Ukraine's strategic Crimea region early Friday, a report said.
Witnesses told the Interfax news agency that the 50 or so men were wearing the same gear as the ones who seized government buildings in the city, Simferopol, on Thursday and raised the Russian flag.
The report said the men with "Russian Navy ensigns" first surrounded the Simferopol Airport's domestic flights terminal.
The report could not be immediately confirmed.
The events in the Crimea region have heightened tensions with neighboring Russia, which scrambled fighter jets to patrol borders in the first stirrings of a potentially dangerous confrontation reminiscent of Cold War brinksmanship.
Russia also has granted shelter to Ukraine's fugitive president, Viktor Yanukovych, after recent deadly protests in Kiev swept in a new government.
While the government in Kiev, led by a pro-Western technocrat, pledged to prevent any national breakup, there were mixed signals in Moscow. Russia pledged to respect Ukraine's territorial integrity.
Yanukovych was said to be holed up in a luxury government retreat, with a news conference scheduled Friday near the Ukrainian border. He has not been seen publicly since Saturday.
On Thursday, as masked gunmen wearing unmarked camouflage uniforms erected a sign reading "Crimea is Russia" in Simferopol, Ukraine's interim prime minister declared the Black Sea territory "has been and will be a part of Ukraine."
The escalating conflict sent Ukraine's finances plummeting further, prompting Western leaders to prepare an emergency financial package.
Yanukovych, whose abandonment of closer ties to Europe in favor of a bailout loan from Russia set off three months of protests, finally fled by helicopter last week as his allies deserted him. The humiliating exit was a severe blow to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who had been celebrating his signature Olympics even as Ukraine's drama came to a crisis. The Russian leader has long dreamed of pulling Ukraine -- a country of 46 million people considered the cradle of Russian civilization -- closer into Moscow's orbit.
For Ukraine's neighbors, the specter of Ukraine breaking up evoked memories of centuries of bloody conflict.
"Regional conflicts begin this way," said Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski, calling the confrontation "a very dangerous game."
Russia's dispatch of fighter jets Thursday to patrol borders and drills by some 150,000 Russian troops -- almost the entirety of its force in the western part of the country -- signaled strong determination not to lose Ukraine to the West.
The dramatic developments posed a challenge to Ukraine's new authorities as they named an interim government for the country, whose population is divided in loyalties between Russia and the West. Crimea, seized by Russian forces in the 18th century, was once the crown jewel in Russian and then Soviet empires.
It only became part of Ukraine in 1954 when Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev transferred jurisdiction from Russia -- a move that was a mere formality until the 1991 Soviet collapse meant Crimea landed in an independent Ukraine.
In the capital, Kiev, the new prime minister said Ukraine's future lies in the European Union, but with friendly relations with Russia.
Arseniy Yatsenyuk, named Thursday in a boisterous parliamentary session, now faces the difficult task of restoring stability in a country that is not only deeply divided politically but on the verge of financial collapse. The 39-year-old served as economy minister, foreign minister and parliamentary speaker before Yanukovych took office in 2010, and is widely viewed as a technocratic reformer who enjoys the support of the U.S.
Shortly before the lawmakers chose him, Yatsenyuk insisted the country wouldn't accept the secession of Crimea. The Black Sea territory, he declared, "has been and will be a part of Ukraine."
In Simferopol, tensions soared Thursday when gunmen toting rocket-propelled grenades and sniper rifles raised the Russian flag over the local parliament building. They wore black and orange ribbons, a Russian symbol of victory in World War II.
A pro-Russian activist who gave only his first name, Maxim, said he and other activists were camped overnight outside the parliament when about 50 men wearing flak jackets and carrying rocket-propelled grenade launchers and sniper rifles took over the building.
"They were asking who we were. When we said we stand for the Russian language and Russia, they said: 'Don't be afraid. We're with you.' Then they began to storm the building, bringing down the doors," he said. "They didn't look like volunteers or amateurs; they were professionals. This was clearly a well-organized operation."
"Who are they?" he added. "Nobody knows."
Oleksandr Turchynov, who stepped in as acting president after Yanukovych's flight, condemned the assault as a "crime against the government of Ukraine." He warned that any move by Russian troops off of their base in Crimea "will be considered a military aggression."
"I have given orders to the military to use all methods necessary to protect the citizens, punish the criminals, and to free the buildings," he said.
Experts described a delicate situation in which one sudden move could lead to wider conflict.
"The main concern at this point is that Kiev might decide to intervene by sending law enforcement people to restore constitutional order," said Dmitry Trenin, head of the Carnegie Moscow Center. "That is something that would lead to confrontation and drag the Russians in."
In a bid to shore up Ukraine's fledgling administration, the International Monetary Fund said it was "ready to respond" to Ukraine's bid for financial assistance. The European Union is also considering emergency loans for a country that is the chief conduit of Russian natural gas to western Europe.
IMF chief Christine Lagarde said in the organization's first official statement on Ukraine's crisis that it was in talks with its partners on "how best to help Ukraine at this critical moment in its history." Ukraine's finance ministry has said it needs $35 billion over the next two years to avoid default. Ukraine's currency, the hryvnia, dropped to a new record low of 11.25 to the U.S. dollar, a sign of the country's financial distress.
Western leaders lined up to support the new Ukrainian leadership, with the German and British leaders warning Russia not to interfere.
"Every country should respect the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Ukraine," British Prime Minister David Cameron said after a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel in London.
NATO defense ministers met in Brussels, and U.S. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel emerged appealing for calm.
"These are difficult times," he said, "but these are times for cool, wise leadership on Russia's side and everyone's side."
Yet the prospect of the West luring Ukraine into NATO is the very nightmare that Russia is desperately trying to avoid. Trenin of the Carnegie Center said a Ukraine-NATO courtship "would really raise the alarm levels in Moscow."
Yanukovych declared Thursday in a statement that he remains Ukraine's legitimate president. He was reportedly to hold a news conference Friday in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, not far from the Ukrainian border.
"I have to ask Russia to ensure my personal safety from extremists," Yanukovych's statement read, according to Russian news agencies. Shortly after, an unnamed Russian official was quoted as saying that Yanukovych's request had been granted.


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The number of people in Texas who are being screened for potential exposure to Ebola expanded to approximately 100, and four members of a family close to the U.S. patient were ordered to remain in their Dallas home. (Photo: AP)
The number of people in Texas who are being screened for potential exposure to Ebola expanded Thursday to roughly 100, as health officials cast a wide net to try to prevent the one confirmed case of the disease from sparking an outbreak.
Four members of a family close to Thomas Eric Duncan, the Liberian man diagnosed with the virus, were ordered to remain in their Dallas home and not receive any visitors until at least Oct. 19, to pass the 21-day maximum incubation period for the often-deadly disease.
The 100 people being screened represent a "very wide net," including some who possibly had brief encounters with Mr. Duncan, Texas health officials said. They added that the number is likely to drop as they narrow the list to those actually at potential risk of infection.
Thursday, an American freelance journalist in Liberia tested positive for the disease, his father and his employer, NBC News, said. The 33-year-old man is tentatively scheduled to be transported back to the U.S. on Sunday.
In Mr. Duncan's case, Tom Frieden, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said officials so far have identified only "a handful" of individuals who may have had close contact with him.
The public health search comes as authorities in Liberia grapple with how Mr. Duncan managed to leave their country and bring Ebola to the U.S. despite government efforts to stop transmission of the virus, a journey that took him from a neighborhood of tin-roof houses in a West African capital to an isolation ward at a Dallas hospital.
Before traveling to Texas via Belgium, Mr. Duncan escorted a woman to a treatment ward in Liberia's capital, Monrovia, where she was turned away and died of the virus within hours, said Irene Seyou, Mr. Duncan's next-door neighbor.
In a community near where U.S. victim Thomas Eric Duncan lived in Monrovia, many have died and children are worried they will be taken away. Glenna Gordon for The Wall Street Journal
On Sept. 16, several health workers arrived in Mr. Duncan's neighborhood in Monrovia to investigate a report that a pregnant 18-year-old woman, recently sent home from a nearby clinic, had shown Ebola symptoms that included vomiting, diarrhea and bleeding, said Prince Toe and other members of the Ebola Response Team in the capital's 72nd community.
But when the team arrived in the neighborhood, residents insisted the pregnant teenager had been in a car accident, said Mr. Toe, the unit's supervisor. When the neighbors grew rowdy at being pressed for information, the team turned back, he said.
At Liberia's airport, the temperatures of arriving and departing passengers are checked three times by security guards—at the entrance, before the check-in desk and at the metal detectors—to screen out those who display Ebola's hallmark early symptom, a fever.
Passengers are asked to fill out questionnaires about whether they had been in contact with any Ebola victims. Mr. Duncan lied on those forms—and would be prosecuted for doing so if he returns to Liberia—the Associated Press reported Liberia's government as saying Thursday.
Mr. Duncan is in an isolation unit at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, which initially sent him home with antibiotics after he complained of illness, only to accept him on Sunday after he returned in an ambulance. Hospital officials have since conceded that they erred by not taking him in initially after he mentioned his symptoms and country of origin.
Hospital officials said Thursday that Mr. Duncan's condition continued to be serious. Dr. Frieden of the CDC said Mr. Duncan's physicians were discussing the possible use of experimental treatments with his family.
Edward Goodman, Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital's epidemiologist, said the team of doctors treating Mr. Duncan has received guidelines from the CDC but that there is no specific treatment for Ebola other than supportive measures, such as keeping the patient well hydrated to avoid organ damage and supplying oxygen.
Most of the 100 people Texas is tracking for potential Ebola exposure haven't been ordered to stay home. Officials said they ordered four of Mr. Duncan's family members to remain in their home because the family disobeyed their request to stay there. They said the family, which was examined Thursday, hadn't developed any symptoms. A law enforcement official is stationed outside their apartment to make sure they don't leave.
Ebola is a highly contagious virus, but only if you come into contact with certain bodily fluids of those infected. What do scientists know about how it's transmitted? WSJ's Jason Bellini has #TheShortAnswer.
Judge Clay Jenkins, the highest elected official in Dallas County, said there were no plans to issue similar orders for other people. Local and state health officials said they had delivered groceries to the family and were arranging for a contractor to clean the apartment. Mr. Jenkins said it appeared that sealed bags filled with Mr. Duncan's belongings, including his clothes and sheets, were still inside, and that the family had pushed mattresses against the wall.
Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings sought to assure the public that the risk of contagion was minimal. "We're getting the word out and people are starting to understand what has happened," he said.
Still, at schools attended by five children who came into contact with Mr. Duncan, attendance was down to 86% from the 95% level that is normal, said Mike Miles, superintendent of the Dallas Independent School District, who added that custodians were doing extra cleaning.
While officials sought to control the panic over Ebola in Texas, some people who had come into contact with Mr. Duncan wondered why he hadn't received treatment sooner.
Joe Joe Jallah said he met Mr. Duncan last week when visiting Mr. Jallah's former wife, Louise Troh, the same woman Mr. Duncan had come to see in the U.S.
Ms. Troh declined to speak about the situation when reached by phone.
Mr. Jallah, who has a daughter with Ms. Troh, said he listened as Mr. Duncan described how dire things had become in Liberia, and how rigorous the health screenings were during his trip to the U.S.
Several days later, on Saturday, Mr. Jallah said he heard that Mr. Duncan had fallen ill at Ms. Troh's apartment. Concerned, Mr. Jallah went back.
"He was lying down on the floor with a comforter. He said he was sick and that he had no appetite," Mr. Jallah said.
"I said, 'Did you go to the hospital?' He said, 'Yes, but they did nothing for me,'" Mr. Jallah recalled. "I said, 'You should eat so you can gain strength.'"
The next day, Mr. Jallah said he returned after his daughter, Youngor Jallah, a nurse's aide who visits her mother frequently, called, sounding frantic and saying that Mr. Duncan was still sick.
Ms. Jallah said Mr. Duncan had been up all night with diarrhea. His eyes were red, he seemed exhausted and had no appetite for the breakfast she made. He tried to drink some tea. Ms. Jallah took his temperature and it was 104, she said.
Ms. Jallah decided to call an ambulance. When emergency workers came, she informed them that Mr. Duncan was sick and had traveled to Dallas from a virus stricken-region in Africa. The workers put masks over their faces.
Ms. Jallah said she has since been told she and her family must stay in their home for 17 more days.
"I am concerned for myself. When I took his blood pressure, I never had no protection. I worry about my kids. My kids were over there with my mom," she said.
"I am worried about him too," she added.