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WATERLOO (KWWL) -- A $26 million sports complex is getting more backing. The multi-purpose Sportsplex facility will be located in downtown Waterloo. It's part of the River Renaissance plan.
Mayor Buck Clark has said this project will be paid for by private funding and not city dollars. Before Tuesday's announcement, about $22 million had been committed to the project.
Tuesday morning The Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa said they will donate $600,000 towards the new Sportsplex.
The foundation will give $500,000 of that to be used towards the construction of the project. $100,000 will be used to establish The Cedar Valley Sportsplex Endowment Fund. The fund is meant to provide scholarships toward low-income youth in the Cedar Valley.
"By providing scholarships for low-income youth we will be providing and supporting the ongoing operations of the Sportsplex which is something I know that all the founders of this Sportsplex want and were asking for," said Mary Ann Burk, Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa CEO.
"We have said all along with this project that it's not exclusive. It's not a country club. It's for everybody in the community," said Mayor Buck Clark.
This is the largest donation The Community Foundation of Northeast Iowa has ever given.
The Cedar Valley Sportsplex will be built along Jefferson Street in Waterloo, between West Third Street and First Street. It will be built right next to the Public Market Building.
The goal is to break ground in the summer of 2011. The city will take responsibility for the complex after it is built.
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Last night, a friend completed her favorite Christmas tradition -- stringing cranberries for the tree, drinking homemade hot chocolate and watching "Elf." Yes, now is the time for tree decorating, which means it's also the right moment for a little home safety reminder. According to the U.S. Fire Administration, Christmas trees account for about 200 fires annually, resulting in more than $6 million in property damage. Read on to see how you can be safe -- fir or faux.
Tips for real trees:
First, take a moment to watch this video from the National Institute of Standards and Technology and keep in mind that a Christmas tree is basically just a big pile of firewood.
- Needles on fresh trees should be green and hard to pull back from the branches, and the needle should not break if the tree has been freshly cut. The trunk should be sticky to the touch.
- Old trees can be identified by bouncing the tree trunk on the ground. If many needles fall off, the tree has been cut too long, has probably dried out, and is a fire hazard.
- Use only non-combustible or flame-resistant materials to trim a tree.
- Do not place your tree close to a heat source, including a fireplace or heat vent. The heat will dry out the tree, causing it to be more easily ignited by heat, flame or sparks.
- Do not go near a Christmas tree with an open flame - candles, lighters or matches.
- Be careful not to drop or flick cigarette ashes near a tree.
- Never put tree branches or needles in a fireplace or woodburning stove.
- Do not put your live tree up too early or leave it up for longer than two weeks.
- Keep the tree stand filled with water at all times. When the tree becomes dry, discard it promptly.
Tips for tree lighting:
- Use only lighting listed by an approved testing laboratory.
- Inspect holiday lights each year for frayed wires, bare spots, gaps in the insulation, broken or cracked sockets, and excessive kinking or wear before putting them up.
- Check lights for broken or cracked sockets, frayed or bare wires, or loose connections. Replace or repair any damaged sets.
- Turn off all lights on trees and decorations when you go to bed or leave the house. Lights could short and start a fire.
- Don't touch decorative lights or electric decorations when your hands are wet.
- Do not link more than three light strands, unless the directions indicate it is safe.
- Connect strings of lights to an extension cord before plugging the cord into the outlet. Make sure to periodically check the wires - they should not be warm to the touch.
Tips for artificial trees:
When Good Housekeeping did their research, all the artificial trees tested passed a flammability test. Still, it doesn't mean you can throw caution to the wind.
- Look for the label, "Fire Retardant," when purchasing an artificial tree. This label does not mean the tree won't catch fire, but that it will resist burning and should extinguish quickly.
- Wash or wipe down your artificial tree with a cleaner, then wrap it in plastic before storing it. Dust increases flammability.
Tips for aluminum trees (there's only one, but it's important!):
- Do not use electric lights on a metallic tree. The tree can become charged with electricity from a faulty light, and a person touching a branch can be electrocuted.
If you want some awe without the shock, try using a color wheel next to the tree or tracking down a vintage tree turner.
So, have you ever had a holiday-related fire in your home? And are there any safety tips that you keep in mind while decorating?
Images: Bruno Bolzano, Smaku and Michelleration from flickr
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great tips!
we have a handmade christmas tree that i just made a few days ago and i am a little bit nervous about the whole fire hazard thing.
that's what renter's insurance is for though, right?! ha, totally kidding of course.
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wow, that tree is amazing....you did such a great job erin!!
Indeed great tips although of the 3 pics chosen, I like the third one, the silver tree in a very modern home best.
My little Big Lots faux tree is the traditional green "fir" variety, but it's done up with vintage and new ornaments, mostly made of glass and old style C-7 bulbs in translucent, opague, solid and flashing for that old time feel.
Do not put your live tree up too early or leave it up for longer than two weeks.
If not following this guideline constitutes a hazard, then almost every Christmas tree in America is a fragrant, twinkling inferno waiting to happen. Is it a holiday miracle that the whole country is not reduced to smoking rubble each December?
Our neighbor's place went up in flames on Christmas Eve two years ago. It was an electrical fire that killed a father of three.
Yes indeed, use common sense, and keep an eye on everything that is 'on'.
Whatever tree you choose, please: never underestimate the warnings from the safety people. Fires can happen for the stupidest reasons, and recovering from such an event/tragedy takes months, sometimes even years.
Play it safe.
Great advice, thanks - very thorough. Also helps to find some way to anchor the tree to keep it from tipping over. Put a weighted board under the tree and wire the tree stand, or secure against the wall if feasible (the way you would for a bookcase). Lastly, do keep an eye on the pets - when I was a kid, our Siamese cat Cleo must have eaten some tinsel when we weren't looking, because she developed a second, shiny "tail" that earned her the inelegant nickname "Tinselbutt."
My cat always got Tinselbutt, too! That's a holiday tradition I'm happy not to continue.

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CONCORD, N.H. (BP)--It's been five days since it passed the legislature, but a bill legalizing "gay marriage" in New Hampshire still hasn't officially made it to the desk of Gov. John Lynch, whose office phone reportedly is still ringing nearly non-stop.
The bill, H.B. 436, passed the state House by a vote of 178-167 May 6, completing the final major step in the Democratic legislature's effort to redefine marriage to include homosexual couples. It already had passed the Senate. The bill, though, as of mid-day Monday had yet to be enrolled, which is a mere formality that involves the bill being signed by legislative leaders and the secretary of state before being sent to the governor's office.
Once Lynch, a Democrat, has the bill, he has five days either to sign it, veto it or let it become law without his signature. Neither chamber appears to have the votes to override a veto. If Lynch signs it, New Hampshire would become the fifth state to legalize "gay marriage," although one of those states, Maine, is facing a citizen petition drive to overturn that state's law.
"It's anyone's guess as to why it's being delayed the way it is," Kevin Smith, executive director of the New Hampshire-based Cornerstone Policy Research, which is lobbying for a veto, told Baptist Press.
Smith sent out an e-mail Monday urging constituents to continue calling (603-271-2121) or
Lynch and asking him to veto it. Calls from opponents are particularly important because the bill's supporters are conducting phone banks, Smith said.
Lynch repeatedly has said in the past he believes marriage is between a man and a woman, doing so as late as April. Cornerstone Policy's legislative action arm and the National Organization for Marriage are running television ads showing Lynch's past statements and asking him to stick to his word.
"Keep the pressure on him," Smith said.
Smith theorizes that the bill is being delayed because Lynch himself has asked for more time to consider the issue.
Opponents warn that the bill, if signed, will lead to violations of parental rights and religious liberties, including public schools teaching that "gay marriage" is as normal as traditional marriage.
Meanwhile, in Hawaii, supporters of a civil unions bill succeeded May 6 in pulling the proposal from committee and bringing it to the floor, only to see it die minutes later.
The Hawaii bill would have granted homosexual couples all the legal benefits of marriage, minus the name, but deadlocked at 3-3 in a Senate committee in February. Supporters tried but failed to pull it from committee during a floor vote in March, but finally succeeded May 6 when 10 senators -- one more than needed -- agreed to bring the proposal to the floor. (At least one-third of the Senate was needed for the move to succeed.) But minutes later an amendment to the bill passed, 16-9, killing the bill for this year because the session ended the next day and there was not enough time for the amended bill to pass in the Senate and then in the House.
The bill appeared headed toward passage earlier this year -- legislative leaders said it had majority support -- until a crowd of 8,000-12,000 red-clad opponents, mostly Christians, rallied against the bill at the state capital.
The amendment would have broadened the bill to apply to heterosexual couples and not just homosexual couples. Opponents, once again dressed in red, again flooded the Senate gallery May 6, although supporters of the bill, dressed in white, showed up in large numbers, too.
The amendment was a major victory for conservatives, because it not only killed the bill but also moved the next round for its consideration to 2010, an election year when legislators may feel even more pressure not to consider it.
Rick Lazor, pastor of OlaNui Church, a Southern Baptist congregation in Hawaii, told Baptist Press the bill simply is "a stepping stone" to "gay marriage," as has been the case in Connecticut, Vermont and perhaps now New Hampshire, all of which legalized civil unions. "Gay marriage" is now legal in Connecticut and Vermont, although Vermont's law doesn't go into effect until September.
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The curtain opens on the landmark tenth edition of the Dubai International Film Festival (DIFF) tomorrow night, celebrating a decade of bringing the best of cinema and prominent film personalities from the region and around the world together to the UAE every December.
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The most anticipated cultural event in the UAE annual calendar will deliver eight days of glamourous galas, appearances by the region's top film personalities, question and answer sessions where film fans will be able to interact with their cinema idols, and a dedicated industry forum where workshops, seminars and commercial deals will take place.
DIFF's cinephiles will have an abundance of choice with 174 films to choose from, hailing from 57 different countries in 43 languages, including over 100 films from the Arab world.
The lineup of films for 2013 is the most diverse in the festival's ten years, said DIFF Chairman Abdulhamid Juma. "At our tenth edition, we see the fruits of our labours over the past decade: we have seen the variety and calibre of the films in our Arab and AsiaAfrica Muhr competitions grow exponentially year on year, showing that our awards programme is nurturing a spirit of innovation and healthy competition among filmmakers from emerging markets. DIFF's reputation as a prime launching pad for new films is now well established, and our industry programmes make the Dubai Film Market an epicenter for the business side of cinema each year."
"We look forward to extending a warm UAE welcome to visitors from around the world starting tomorrow at the Madinat Jumeirah, and look forward to another ten years supported by our wonderful UAE cinema community."
Celebrities expected on the red carpet tomorrow night include: Academy Award-winning actress and Head of the Jury for the IWC Filmmaker Award Cate Blanchett, Martin Sheen, Michael B Jordan, Jaaved Jaffrey, Jim Sheridan, Eugene Domingo, Murat Yildirim, Burcin Terziogluand, Metem Cumbul, Yuya Yagira, Justin Chadwick, Micheal Pena, Scott Cooper, and Sanjay Suri.
Stars flocking to DIFF from the UAE and GCC include: Asmahan Tawfik, Malak, Mashari Al-Ballam, Shahed, Ihbahim Al- Harbi, Adulaziz Jassim, Haifaa Al-Mansour, Nayla Al Khaja, Sana Younis, Habib Ghloum, Ahmad Al-Jasmi, Ali Mostafa, Khalid Al Mahmood, Waleed Ziaiter, Abdullah Al Junaibi, Nujoom Al Ghanem and Sheikha Hoor Al Qasimi.
Arab celebrities set to grace the red-carpet include: Samir Farid, Hany Abu Assad, Adam Bakri, Eyad Hourani, Sinan Antoon, Waleed Zuaiter, Hassan Youssef, Yosra, Ezzat El-Alaily, Nadia El-Gendy, Gisele Khoury, Samira Ahmed, Tarek El Telmesani, Youssef Shaaban, Abdul Rahman Abu Zahra, Ahmed Bider, Sami Al Adel, Mahmoud Kabil , Hassan Mostafa, Mimi Gamal, Mohamed Saad, Sherine Adel, Safwat Ghattas, Hany Ramzy, Ramy Sabry , Khalid Al Nuaimi, Yasmin Awad, Carmen Lebbos, Carol Abboud, Tewfik Jallab, Yasmine Raees, Dorra Zarrouk, Mohamed Malas, Mohamed Khan, Yousry Nasrallah, Nouri Bouzid, Cherien Dabis, Ramses Marzouk, Khalid Al Siddiq, Nabil Maleh, Khaled Saleh, Samir Ghanem, Rashid Masharawi, Jilali Ferhati, Camille Salameh, Nada Abou Farhat and Hany Adel.
At the opening ceremony to be attended by high-level dignitaries, DIFF will present its prestigious Lifetime Achievement Awards to veteran Egyptian film critic Samir Farid, who has championed Arab cinema for nearly 50 years, and Multiple Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Martin Sheen, one of America's most celebrated and greatest actors of his generation.
The opening red carpet and ceremony of the festival, held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, UAE Vice President & Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, at Madinat Jumeirah will be telecast live on Youtube.
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Milwaukee out-shot Brooklyn 47-to-40 percent, out-rebounded the Nets 48-43, and committed just five more turnovers. But their cold shooting at a crucial time did them in. The Bucks only made 10-of-20 free throws in the second half.
Deron Williams had 23 points and eight assists for Brooklyn, and he sat out during the Nets' fourth-quarter charge. The Nets' bench out-scored Milwaukee's reserves 47-to-24 last night, and 91-to-39 in their two-game series this week.
Brandon Jennings had his second straight game of 30-plus points, scoring 31 with 11 assists. The Bucks have now lost six of their last seven – but they maintained a three-and-a-half game lead for the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference with 29 to play. The Bucks will host Atlanta on Saturday night. The N-B-A trade deadline is at two this afternoon – and the Bucks are still said to be in the running to get Atlanta Hawks' forward Josh Smith. The 27-year-old Smith joined the Hawks right out of high school, and he's been with the team for all nine of his pro seasons. Smith makes just over 13-million dollars now.
Yahoo Sports says he'll push for the league maximum when he becomes an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season. The Yahoo report says Smith's demands are sure to make general managers pause – even those with adequate salary cap room like Milwaukee's John Hammond.
The 6-9 Smith has averaged 15 points and eight rebounds a game for his career. He has been in the playoffs the last five years, but has never led Atlanta to a conference final. C-B-S Sports-Dot-Com says Smith likes the Bucks' talent, and he might not be averse to signing long-term in Milwaukee – even though he complained in the 2010 playoffs that there's nothing to do in the city.
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You uninstall the Symantec Endpoint Protection client by using the appropriate Windows control panel, such as Add or Remove Programs.
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With A Passion For Helping Veterans, Rebecca Silva Takes Over Helm At Mashpee VFW Post
By: Elsa H. Partan
Published: 05/25/12
For the first time in its 42-year history, the Mashpee Veterans of Foreign Wars post has voted a woman to its top leadership position.
Rebecca J. Silva, a 44-year-old Iraq war veteran from Falmouth, will be introduced at the Memorial Day ceremony on Monday as the new commander of VFW Post 5489. The retired Massachusetts Army National Guardsman comes to the job after being the first woman commander of a district VFW in the state, the Cape and Islands VFW District 17.
Ms. Silva's interests and her life history fit well with the Mashpee VFW's new identity as an organization focused on supporting veterans of all generations, including those returning from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. She is typical of the new members who made the Mashpee post the fastest-growing in the state in 2009 and one of the fastest-growing in the nation, with membership increasing from 40 to more than 100 in two years.
"I try to help," she said in a phone interview this week. "I am very passionate about that."
In 2009, she cared for a friend's 6-year-old son and 18-year-old daughter for a year while the woman was deployed overseas with the National Guard. Ms. Silva moved into the family's house in Osterville and took over the daily tasks of the household.
"She had nobody to care for them," Ms. Silva said. "I thought anyone would have done what I did."
Ms. Silva, who is 44 and does not have any children of her own, briefly wondered whether she could handle becoming a caretaker of children overnight. "I went from zero kids to two kids," she said. "Instant family." She need not have worried. It all worked out.
Her actions earned her an award last week from the Unsung Heroines of Massachusetts program presented by the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women. The award is presented to women who "use their time, talent, spirit, and enthusiasm to enrich the lives of others," according to the commission.
"She's certainly not a shrinking violet," said Edwin Theis, who will step down as commander of the Mashpee VFW after 10 years in the position. "She's not afraid to take her rightful place in veterans affairs."
Since Ms. Silva joined the post in 2008, she has been good at bringing people to consensus on decisions, organizing events, and communicating with members, Mr. Theis said.
Ms. Silva said, as commander, she will continue to help veterans in collaboration with groups like Cape Cod Cares for the Troops, AmVets in Falmouth, Cape Cod Veterans organization in Dennis, Falmouth Military Support Group, Heroes in Transition, and the Deputy Sheriffs Association. With their help, veterans have received money to fix a broken heating unit, cover their rent, or to install wood floors that are easier to navigate with a wheelchair.
The Mashpee VFW will also continue to award a college scholarship and recognize one teacher from the elementary schools, the middle school, and the high school each year for excellence in teaching civics.
When it comes to helping soldiers and veterans, Ms. Silva has years of practice. As a unit clerk in the National Guard from 1986 to 2009, she was in charge of making sure the soldiers got paid on time and that they received their benefits. She collected paperwork and emergency contact information and ensured that soldiers were able to take advantage of civilian education benefits.
"I was always there for them," she said.
When her unit was deployed for one year to Taji, Iraq, in March 2004, she took care of the benefits for air traffic controllers working in Iraq. The town was 20 miles northwest of Baghdad, a place of extreme conflict in those days. Mortars and rockets hit their post daily. Fortunately, no one from the unit was killed.
"We went over with 60 people and we came home with 60 people," she said. Although she did not experience a loss of a fellow soldier, she was changed by the experience of serving in Iraq, she said.
"I can empathize with someone losing a buddy in battle."
She has also faced many of the challenges that are typical of returning veterans. After leaving the Army National Guard, it took her two and a half years to find a job, a scheduling coordinator position at Shade and Shutter Systems in Hyannis. She lives with her 71-year-old parents in Teaticket in a spirit of mutual help, she said.
"There's no way I could afford to have an apartment on my own," she said.
As she takes on the job of commander, Ms. Silva says she has ideas for the future. She is particularly concerned about providing enough support for the younger siblings of service men and women killed in action. She would like to offer a meeting space for people to gather, something the Mashpee VFW currently lacks. The post has avoided establishing a clubhouse with a bar, which many members consider an unsavory relic from the history of VFWs in America. The Mashpee VFW meets in the library at the moment. Ms. Silva says she is looking for a space to call their own.
"The folks coming home, they just want a place to fit in," she said. "Not to go to a bar and drink, just to be with people who understand. It's hard to understand if you haven't been there. You come back different."


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Not all short-term loans from credit unions are created equal. Some are nearly as predatory as the loans from the corner check-cashing place.
Many sing the praises of credit unions -- nonprofit alternatives to banks that generally offer lower loan rates and fees to customers. So how surprising is it that credit unions are offering products similar to the much-disparaged payday loans?
These aren't the type of credit union loans that personal-finance writers advise you to get to help build or rebuild your credit scores, especially if you can't get a credit card. And the payday loan folks have taken note.
Writes the PaydayLoanIndustryBlog, commenting on a new iWatch News report by Ben Hallman (part of which also appeared in The Washington Post):
Under the guise of helping their credit union members, credit unions have been tip toeing around payday loan type products for years. WE DON'T HAVE A PROBLEM WITH THIS. Our only complaint is the hypocrisy surrounding their products.
But are these credit union payday loans really that bad? It depends -- and it really pays to be an informed consumer before you apply for one.
For instance, the National Credit Union Administration, which oversees federally chartered credit unions, has devised a new type of loan "as a viable alternative to predatory payday loans" -- without some of the predatory practices of payday lenders.
These short-term, small amount loans, or "STS loans," have a higher interest rate (28%) than your typical credit union loan, with limits on the term (one to six months), amount ($200 to $1,000) and fees. The cost for applying is $20, presented as a reasonable charge to cover the processing costs. Credit union members -- the only people eligible for them -- can't get more than three of these loans in six months.
That's still a lot to pay for a loan. However, unlike payday loans, these loans cannot be rolled over. MSN Money columnist Liz Weston has said:
Payday lenders make 90% of their revenue from borrowers who roll over their loans at least once, according to the Center for Responsible Lending, and the typical payday borrower eventually pays back $793 for an initial $325 loan.
Plus, the NCUA noted (.pdf file), the loan history, unlike payday loans, will be reported to the three major credit bureaus, allowing those who use the loans responsibly to increase their credit scores. Post continues after video.
It sounds reasonable: Lenders should be able to recoup their costs for processing loan applications and also charge higher interest rates for higher-risk loans. However, some credit unions offer other types of payday loans, and those are drawing more heat.
Some of these loans are funded by payday lending firms or state-chartered credit unions exempt from federal regulations -- with fees high enough to push the effective annual interest rate over 100%. That's less than a typical payday loan, but still very expensive money.
Hallman wrote:
All told, more than 500 credit unions are making payday loans with widely varying interest rates -- from a modest 12 percent with no fees at State Employees' Credit Union in North Carolina to the high triple-digits loans sold by Mountain America (Federal Credit Union). It has become a fast-growing trend in an industry struggling to remake itself after the financial crisis.
He added, "An iWatch News investigation found 15 credit unions that, like Mountain America, offer high-cost loans that closely resemble traditional payday loans."
Why would credit unions get involved in such products? Some are obviously genuinely concerned about protecting their members from predatory lenders and trying to provide an alternative quick-cash source while minimizing losses. Others have a dire need to make more money, after suffering through the poor economy. (If you want to see how your credit union is faring, you can get a government report here.)
"They are promoting these loans as payday alternatives, but they are not really alternatives; they are egregious payday products," Salt Lake City community activist Linda Hilton told Hallman regarding some of the products. "We look at it as a moral lapse of credit unions."
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The Castaic Lake Water District Presents 'The Jeff Jensen Band' this Friday from 7pm to 9pm at The Lexus of Valencia Jazz & Blues Concert Series on Town Center Drive at McBean Parkway next to the Hyatt in Valencia.
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Join us as we raise funds for this week's Charity – SCV Youth Project
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My son, Holden (age 9) loved last year's Tony Hawk: RIDE ... and I was psyched and surprised to learn that you can use the RIDE board with SHRED also.
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Q. I'm nervous if my daughter has a fever. Are fevers dangerous, and how can homeopathy help?
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During an infection, the body responds by heating up, which helps to increase production of white blood cells and signal the release of additional interferon to help boost your ability to ward off invaders and accelerate the healing process. If you immediately give your daughter an over-the-counter pain reliever, she may feel more comfortable (less warm) but you are also suppressing the action of the fever—it can no longer do its job and help accelerate the healing process.
Adults can tolerate higher temperatures (up to 107.6 degrees Fahrenheit) without lasting consequences, but if an infant (less than six months old) has any fever, or if your child's temperature rises to 103.5 degrees Fahrenheit for longer than six hours, contact your physician for instructions. The same holds true for any fever that lasts longer than three days.
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In using homeopathy, it is important to remember that homeopaths look at all diseases as syndromes, which express themselves as a number of common patterns of symptoms that vary with each person and each illness. Homeopathy may not treat the fever, per se, but the cluster of symptoms you are experiencing as a result of your illness or condition.
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Ferrum phos (iron phosphate)A fever that begins gradually without any significant intense symptoms calls for Ferrum phos as the appropriate remedy. Often your skin...
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The call about a gas leak came in a little before 5 p.m. Tuesday. Some people inside called the fire department after they started smelling a strong odor. Both the library and city hall were evacuated.
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Corey Surrency (6'6", 220lbs) will add an additional threat at the wide receiver position for the Storm. Surrency played for a year at Florida State University after transferring in from El Camino Community College. During his time as a Seminole, Surrency played in eleven games for FSU, tallying four touchdowns and averaging 19.8 yards per catch, which was best on the team. Most recently, Corey played for the Nebraska Danger of the IFL.
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If you're shopping for a phone, Consumer Reports found many to recommend. Among Androids, Samsung's Galaxy S 4 is top-rated, and it has a high-quality display, a great camera, and long-lasting battery life. Also consider the LG G2 for its excellent display and super battery. And if you prefer Apple's operating system, Consumer Reports says the iPhone 5s is the best iPhone yet.
Consumer Reports also tested Apple's new iPhone 5c—that's the one that comes in fun colors such as blue, green, and pink. It's a chunkier and less costly alternative to the 5s, but they share a lot features, including a top-notch camera and an excellent 4-inch display.
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Fire damaged two attached homes on Stafford Lane Monday in Columbus. No injuries were reported.
Fire damaged two attached homes on Stafford Lane Monday in Columbus. No injuries were reported.