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At Action Town Florida, battles take place with paint, lasers, and putters. A professional paintball team designed the outdoor paintball arena, which sprawls across 2 acres and encompasses urban-warfare and garage areas. Area 51, the laser-tag arena, fuels competition with high-tempo music and glow-in-the-dark obstacles. The nine-hole miniature golf course also glows in the dark, offering a helpful way to distinguish between real obstacles and imaginary friends' heads. Action Town Florida also fills its facility with arcade games, bumper cars, and climbing walls, as well as a bounce-house city with very reasonable property taxes. Its party packages give guests a taste of all offerings, along with refreshments and food.
At CinéBistro, a luxurious dining theater, patrons settle into wide cushioned seats as they watch the latest action flicks and comedies flicker on the silver screen. Viewing companions alternate drawing buttery, salty puffed maize out of a shared tub of popcorn, hoping to find Gene Hackman's golden business card buried somewhere inside. Although not included with this Groupon, CinéBistro serves seated cinema aficionados a wide menu of appetizers, entrees, and desserts to complement their popcorn, from a caesar salad for a light meal ($10.75) to a pan-seared Atlantic salmon cooked to order ($19.50). Dessert indulgences include a deconstructed peanut-butter pie ($8), and liquid indulgences proffer a wine list full of international vintages to guzzle during foreign movies, as well as domestic and imported beers, martinis, and cocktails.
Rink Side Family Entertainment Center & Ice Arena features activities and amenities for visitors of all ages. The center's regulation-sized ice rink serves many purposes throughout the year. Public-skate times are offered every day, allowing guests to escape the summertime heat or reconnect with the snowman they've been hiding since winter. Additionally, the rink's staff hosts figure-skating lessons and organizes hockey leagues for adults and children seeking casual or competitive play.
In between laps around the ice, Rink Side's visitors can take advantage of the facility's other family-friendly pursuits. The 18-hole, black-lit miniature-golf course embraces a nautical theme, complete with sculptures of exotic sea creatures and spiderwebbing coral growths. Hundreds of games fill the arcade space, tempting passersby to test their hand-eye coordination or win tickets that can be redeemed for prizes. For an adrenaline-boosting experience, the entertainment center also features a laser-tag arena. As many as 20 participants can spend seven minutes dodging behind the arena's towering, neon-banded columns and tagging opponents before regrouping with friends and comparing scores. Rink Side even includes a small caf? where visitors can recharge. The facility also creates lifelong memories with family and friends through its private party and event services.
As they observe the vibrant exhibits of aquatic life inside the Miami Seaquarium, many guests don't realize that they are walking through a movie set and a hospital. In the onsite lagoon, bottlenose dolphins swim through waters once traversed by Flipper, who filmed several television episodes and films at the venue. The Seaquarium is also recognized as a manatee critical care facility. Its staff has accomplished several historic treatments, including monitoring the conception and arrival of the first manatee born under human care and conducting the first manatee neurological surgery.
These facets of the Seaquarium—along with its many conservation efforts, educational programs, and shows—underscore a united commitment to wildlife consciousness. The animal attractions enable visitors to witness the allure and fragility of oceanic fauna up close, whether they are petting the back of a stingray or washing a dress shirt on the rough back of an 8-foot nile crocodile. Special encounters decrease the distance even further, sending patrons on underwater Sea Treks through the reef display or helping them to lead marine-mammal training routines.
It's hard to pinpoint the biggest personality inside the Seaquarium tanks, but Lolita the killer whale—who performs daily alongside pacific white-sided dolphins—claims the title of heaviest, period. On the other end of the scale, macaws and cockatiels perch around the Tropical Wings section of the park, and endangered sea turtles lounge at Discovery Bay. Elsewhere, a watery playground and three-story ropes course keep legs from growing too wobbly after a trip to Shark Channel or a smooch from a sea lion.
The Patricia and Philip Frost Museum has spent most of its life outgrowing its digs. It debuted in 1949 as a children's museum, which took off quickly and soon expanded into the Museum of Science and Natural History in 1952. In 1960, it again needed more space and moved to its current site, and now an even larger space is being built, set to open in 2016.
But throughout all its physical changes, its mission remains the same, "We inspire people of all ages and cultures to enjoy science and technology, in order to better understand ourselves and our world."
Size: as of now, the site stands at 48,000 square feet; plans for the new space will expand that to 250,000 square feet over five levels
Eye Catcher: tour the Wildlife Center, where the staffers care for injured wildlife?specifically majestic birds of prey?and release them back into the wild
Permanent Mainstay: the Planetarium, where PBS's Jack Horkheimer: Star Gazer was filmed, boasts a 65-foot-diameter domed projection screen
Don't Miss: in the late afternoon, the planetarium hosts Legends of the Night Sky Laser Show, which teaches kids how to find constellations using lasers and Greek myths
Hands-On Experiments: in Nano, kids manipulate large-scale mechanisms as they familiarize themselves with the principles behind nanoscience
Special Programs: the museum?s Sea Lab features beautiful underwater creatures and coral reefs. Guests can get up close and personal as they reach out to touch a starfish or a sea urchin or have a cleaner shrimp nibble at their nails
Located in the heart of the city, Watson Island sometimes feels like a tropical paradise?complete with a leopard lurking in the undergrowth. Luckily, this jungle cat is safely within the confines of Jungle Island, which has inhabited the isle for more than a decade. And yet the story of this themed park, which houses everything from exotic birds and primates to rare plants and trees, began more than 75 years ago.
Jungle Island got its start in 1936 as Parrot Jungle, a small South Miami roadside attraction where the exotic birds could soar uncaged. In the following decades, the aviary hosted a wide array of noteworthy occupants, including Pinky?a high-wire bicycle-riding cockatoo?and several pink flamingos that appeared in the opening credits of Miami Vice. When Jungle Island's current owners purchased the company in 1988, they introduced new mammals and reptiles. After Hurricane Andrew struck in 1992, they made plans to relocate. They settled on Watson Island, and in 2003, finished construction of the animal habitats and 18 acres of tropical gardens, renaming it Jungle Island.
Jungle Island is currently home to rare white tigers and a white lion, one of the only tame cassowaries in the world, and a pair of orangutan twins, a rare occurrence. Animal shows and presentations allow visitors to experience Jungle Island's residents in many ways, and a VIP safari tour is available for the extremely curious. The latest addition to Jungle Island is animal-free: a floating aqua park with trampolines, slides, and an inflatable "iceberg" for climbing.


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The 2013-14 Winter Tour is now complete- thanks to all our loyal fans for coming out to our shows! We hope you had a great time and enjoyed the music. We will be back to work soon getting ready for next season's tour.
If you are interested in hosting an Ornament show please contact us through our website here.
See you in 2014- Happy New Year!
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Several members of the band were on hand to receive the award at an awards ceremony on March 12, 2011. Thanks to all of you who voted for us and have supported us over the years! And thank you to Limelight Magazine for recognizing us and so many other great musicians across New England!
rnament is Southern New England's Premiere Rock Orchestra whose performances are designed to help raise much needed money for area schools, programs, and charities. Currently in our sixth year of touring, Ornament is an 11-piece Rock Orchestra specializing as a Tribute to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. While smaller in scale than the actual TSO production, our show is, none the less, a full musical production complete with a full sound system and a light show consisting of dozens of lights, strobes, lasers, fog machines, and snow machines.
Based out of southeastern Massachusetts, Ornament performs across southern New England each year during the winter holiday season. Similar to TSO's own shows, the performances tell the tale of a real Christmas story; a story of Christmas wishes being answered. Using traditional holiday carols and songs set to rock, blues, and gospel music, the show tells a moving tale, helping to inspire all who hear it throughout the holiday season.
Beginning in the Spring of 2012, Ornament will look to bring a new year-round show to the stage, performing not only the music of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, but also from popular Broadway shows, classical composers, and any other rock or contemporary music that lends itself to the Rock Orchestra format.
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Should this be two articles? ShirleyA(The Quibbler) 08:12, 23 May 2009 (UTC)
It is possible when someone can provide the separate wand images, I will split the article. -- Hellabore(Deathly Hallows)
George's wand (the one with the checkered squares) is 15 1/2 inches.--Jj7362 21:37, February 16, 2010 (UTC)
I agree with ShirleyA. Here are some picture of each, if you want to consider splitting the articles. It would make sense to have them one article is the wands were identical, but no two are alike, I suppose. They weren't hard to find, I found them of this wiki. Taryn Lighte(Owl me!) 14:45, March 23, 2011 (UTC)


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Kentucky State Police Investigating Fayette County Meth Lab
Date of News Release: 04/30/2013
(Lexington, KY) -- The Kentucky State Police Frankfort Post is conducting a meth lab investigation in Fayette County. On Monday, April 29, 2013 at approximately, 5:30 pm, Troopers from the Frankfort Post were following up on information that a known suspect (Thomas John Stephens), with a prior Manufacturing Methamphetamine arrest and conviction, was possibly cooking meth again. During the course of the investigation, the Troopers ascertained the suspect's previous modus operandi of using hotel and motel rooms to cook meth. The Troopers followed up this information by looking for the suspect's vehicle in hotel and motel parking lots in Scott and Fayette Counties.
The suspect (Thomas John Stephens) was located in Fayette County at the Knights Inn off of Newtown Pike. Troopers attempted to communicate with Stephens, but he refused to communicate with them. Kentucky State Police Troopers, knowing that Stephens was on Parole, notified State Probation and Parole making them aware of their investigation.
State Parole Officers arrive on the scene, made entry into the room and then requested assistant from the Troopers. There was a strong chemical odor in the room consistent with the manufacturing of meth. Also in the room, Troopers locate a red phosphorous meth lab along with several other items that are consistent with the manufacture of meth. Thomas J. Stephens, Jenny R. Keller and a thirteen year juvenile were inside the room. The Lexington Department of Fire and EMS respond to the scene to assist, and decontaminate everyone. The Department of Family and Children were notified and the juvenile was taken to the UK Children's Hospital by EMS for evaluation.
Thomas John Stephens, age 39 and Jenny R. Keller, age 41 were arrested and lodged in the Fayette County Detention Center. Stephens was charged with Manufacturing Methamphetamine 2nd offense, Controlled Substance Endangerment to Child 4th Degree and Parole Violation. Keller was charged with Manufacturing Methamphetamine 1st offense and Controlled Substance Endangerment to Child 4th Degree. The Kentucky State Police Clandestine Lab Cleanup Team responded and remains on scene for cleanup and evidence collection.
The Kentucky State Police Frankfort Post was assisted by Kentucky State Police Drug Enforcement Special Investigation Branch, Lexington Division of Police, Lexington Fire and EMS, State Probation and Parole. The investigation is continuing by the Frankfort Post.
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Students wishing to participate in the year-long Taskforce or International Missions Program of La Sierra University will be required to take two six-unit preparatory courses prior to their term of service or, with permission of the Missions Director, satisfactorily complete the Passport to Missions course offered by the General Conference.
Missionaries wishing to defer their student loans will take the two six-unit classes, a six-unit Education course in the Fall Quarter and a six-unit Religion course in the Spring Quarter of service. The break-down is as follows:
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EDCI 408 Teaching Student Missionary Preparation (3 units)
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RLGN 306 Sociocultural Principles for Students in Cross-cultural Service (4 units)
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Final approval for loan deferment and financial arrangements will be made with the missionary and Student Financial Services prior to enrollment in the class.
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Summer will be busy in Birch Bay
is gearing up in the Birch Bay area and members of the Birch
Bay Chamber of Commerce are expanding the menu of warm weather
events this year.
Kicking things off is a sandcastle contest this Saturday, June 22. As soon as the tide is out, the competition will begin from the mouth of the Terrell Creek to the grocery store. Judging begins at 12:30 p.m. and everyone who participates will receive a great prize.
The annual Birch Bay Nugget Hunt starts the following day, Sunday and will go through the following Sunday. Participants will find gold nuggets sprinkled on the beach from Terrell Creek to Cottonwood Drive and will take them to the headquarters, located in the Driftwood Inn Motel. A pirate will be lurking throughout the week handing out clues. The Driftwood will be open from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Participants can check the numbers on their nuggets, and match them to businesses where they can go to collect their bounty. The grand prize is a $50 U.S. savings bond. Other prizes will include train rides, sodas, golf games, basketballs, and food.
Discovery Days will be a weekend packed with activity in July .
The parade kicks things off on July 20th. Its a local community parade where people toot their horns and have fun, said chamber president Nick Jerns. Its an opportunity for neighbors to have fun. The parade will begin around 11 a.m. and travel from the waterslides to the end of Alderson Road. Adding color to this years parade will be 30-50 members of the Civil Air Patrol, who will also have a booth at the arts and craft fair to promote their civilian based training, search and rescue and homeland security program.
The arts and crafts fair will be on July 20 from 10 a.m. -7p.m. and 10 a.m. -5 p.m. July 21 at the Birch Bay golf course. Im looking forward to the new location and increased participation this year, Jerns said. There are already 65 entries for this years event, 15 more than last year. New features include several childrens games/booths, a duck pond ring toss, balls at bottles toss and the Boys and Girls Club will be hosting a dunk tank. Food and beverage vendors will also be there.
New to this years Discovery Days is a health fair, which will go from noon to5 p.m. on July 20 next to Edgewater Resort. A few of the many sponsors for this event include the Birch Bay Lions Club, which will be present to provide health screening, the Puget Sound Blood Bank collecting blood donations, and the Blaine police department with child seat safety checks. A cat and dog vaccination clinic is also planned.
Also new to this years festivities is a Whatcom Transportation Authority trolley, which will be making its way up and down Birch Bay Drive stopping at various points along the way. The trolley will run from the state park boundary to Bay Center Market (10 a.m. -7p.m. on Saturday and 10 a.m.- 6p.m. on Sunday) Three times a day, the trolley will make its way up to Blaine to meet up with the National Artrain exhibit stopping there. Regular fares will be charged to ride the trolley.
A flock of rubber ducks will again race down Terrell Creek July 27, and one could have your number on it. At 1 p.m. the Duck Derby starts at the Alderson Road bridge and the first duck to the finish line wins the grand prize seven nights at any Worldmark resort worldwide. Prize packages are much better, with more high dollar items, Jerns said. Prizes include a dinner series, vacation packages, a spa package, a years worth of coffee and other local wares. There will be ten prizes for race winners and twenty door prizes. Duck tickets are $5, available at most Birch Bay and many Blaine businesses, including Sterling Savings Bank, Bank Northwest, Birch Bay Business Park, Dakota Creek Roadhouse,
C-Shop, and Trendwest Resorts.
To wrap up Discovery Days, a Birch Bay Golf Tournament is to begin on the morning of July 28 at the Birch Bay Golf Club.


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Well that's...an interesting bunch. Another Planet Entertainment just announced the lineup for Outside Lands, set for Aug. 8 through 10 this year in Golden Gate Park (as per usual). The heavy-hitters include Kanye West, Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, the Killers, Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Arctic Monkeys, Death Cab for Cutie, Flaming Lips, Ray Lamontagne, and Atmosphere, with local faves Nicki Bluhm and the Gramblers, Tumbleweed Wanderers and Trails and Ways as supporting acts. The full lineup's here -- but why just read it when you can have Huey Lewis tell you all about it?
Tickets go on sale this Thursday, April 10 at 10am. See ya there?
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Clinicians at The Lustgarten Center for GI Motility evaluate and treat the full spectrum of gastrointestinal motility disorders.
GI motility is defined by the movements of the digestive system, and the contents travel through the body. When any part of the digestive tract is not functioning properly, a child may develop symptoms related to motility problem. Symptoms can include abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhea, difficulty swallowing, heartburn, nausea and vomiting.
At the Lustgarten Center for GI Motility, our team of clinicians has the experience and expertise to care for your child, no matter what the presenting problem.
Below is a list of some of the conditions we treat at the Lustgarten Center for GI Motility. For details about the condition, please use the links provided.
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Sunday is National Dog Day—the day animal advocate Colleen Paige has designated for honoring all those dogs who bring in the paper, and all those dogs who are neglected.
To mark the day, consider adopting a rescued pet. In the Beach Cities, Aamco Transmissions hosts a weekend adoption event in Hermosa Beach every weekend.
And remember: you can now find dogs online. Manhattan Beach and Hermosa Beach Patch local editor Liz Spear found her precious Ben [then Mirk], a purebred Border Collie who wouldn't herd sheep unlike his siblings, from bordercolliesinneed.org. He was described as mellow, good with cats, and that he needed an owner who was home much of the time. He is mellow, good with cats and just the love of our lives.
We so value what his owner/breeder/foster mom required of us: We had to answer questions and show photos of the fence in our backyard. If you're asking why she was owner/breeder/foster mom, it's because she originally owned Ben since she bred his mom, sold him ot a rancher for herding, which he didn't do, so he was returned to his original owner, who also had a herding ranch and fostered some 20 dogs in addition to her herding crew.
National Dog Day shouldn't be confused with National Mutt Day (Dec. 2), National Puppy Day (March 23) or National Pet Day (April 11), each of the 19 national and international pet days founded by Paige are all designed with one thing in mind: to draw attention to the need for pet rescue.
Paige, author, pet behaviorist and self proclaimed "pet celebrity lifestyle expert" founded the Animal Miracle Foundation and Network (AMFN), a nonprofit Christian faith based charity, in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina. Since 2004 Paige says that National Dog Day has rescued 100,000 dogs and has now spread its efforts worldwide.
"We will never meet a human who will love us without condition, without expectation, without someone, at some point, disappointing us, breaking our heart," Paige said, "Dogs will never do this to us. They are steadfast. ... Short, fat, tall, skinny, any race, any religion, there is no discrimination—we are perfect in their eyes. They deserve so much more than they get."
Paige dubbed the holiday a K-9 Fourth of July and asks pet lovers to celebrate by adopting a shelter dog, helping an ill or elderly neighbor by walking their dog, or with a $5 donation to a local shelter. But that's just three of National Dog Day's 50 Ways to Celebrate.
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Lester Stiggers is a 63-year-old man who has suffered so many strokes he can barely walk or speak. But in 1965 in the midst of the Civil Rights Movement, he was a boy in Arkansas convicted of murder. When Stiggers was just 14, he shot and killed his abusive father."I was always scared of him," he said.However, Stiggers and his family say the judge and jury never heard any of that."The trial only lasted a day. The lawyer that he had didn't even speak, didn't have any type of defense," said L'Downne Hampton, Stiggers' daughter.The teen was sentenced to life in prison, a prison so brutal it was the subject of a federal court case, documentaries and a blockbuster movie. Many prisoners were forced to pick cotton, tortured and murdered.After five years behind bars, Stiggers was granted a furlough and temporarily released, and that is when he fled to Michigan. Governor Bill Milliken offered him asylum based on the horrific conditions.However, Stiggers and his daughter said he has never really felt free."He has never left the State of Michigan. He lives in fear every day that he could go back. Every time we're anywhere driving, if he sees the police, he gets afraid," Hampton explained.Now this man's fears could soon be realized. The State of Arkansas is asking Governor Snyder to send him back to finish that life sentence."Please don't send me back to Arkansas because I already know what they're going to do to me," Stiggers said.Arkansas may want him sent back, but the question is what will Michigan do? We took that question to Fox 2 legal analyst Charlie Langton."I don't think Governor Snyder is going to send this guy back to Arkansas. Here's the deal. You have to look at the last order of any legitimate court or governor. That was Governor Milliken, and at the time Governor Milliken rightfully believed that he should not go back to Arkansas because of the disastrous state of the prisons there. That's a legitimate order. I believe the governor at the time has the absolute duty to investigate everything. Governor Milliken did. That's the last order of the court. This guy's staying right here in Michigan," he said.Stiggers and his family are hoping Langton is right and Stiggers will spend what is left of his life in the state he calls home."I'm hoping that Rick Snyder tells them no. I'm hoping that he sends them something back saying at this point this man is 60 plus years old. What do you have to benefit from bringing him back? Just leave him alone," Hampton said.Snyder's office told me this matter is still under review, and they can't say when the governor will make a decision.
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I dont think anythings locked in there, Ausmus said. Were going to have to see how it goes as we start playing games. Have an idea going into each game how it stands, but it could be in a little bit of a flux unless someone grabs the role, or any of the roles, and runs with it.
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You may notice that your ankles and feet start to swell a bit in the coming weeks or months, especially at the end of the day or during the heat of summer. Sluggish circulation in your legs - coupled with changes in your blood chemistry that may cause some water retention - may result in swelling, also known as edema. Keep your feet up when you can and rest as much as possible. Drinking plenty of water actually helps prevent fluid retention. Now that the bones in your babies ears have hardened, they can hear you now so don't be shy, talk and sing away!!
Week 24 of Pregnancy
Babies seem to be most active between 24 - 28 weeks so you feel as thought the baby Olympics are taking place inside your tummy. All of this movement happens now because there is room for it - soon they will be too big. For mom there is so much happening it is hard to keep up! Preterm labor alerts: from here on out, you need to be aware of the signs of preterm labor. The most common symptoms are menstrual like cramps, a change in the vaginal discharge, a lower back ache, or pressure on your pelvis. Many of these complaints are symptomatic for third trimester in general, however you should pay attention to your body if the symptoms occur too frequently or don't disappear after resting or even drinking some water or juice call your physician and have them go over any questions or concerns you may have.
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Your little bundle of joy has become a much larger bundle with muscles and fatty tissue growing everyday! Mom's uterus is about the size of a soccer ball, so it is understandable that you cannot find a comfortable position to sleep! This is also a good time to get your blood sugar or diabetes check. Glucose screening tests look for signs of gestational diabetes, this affects 2 to 5 percent of pregnant women so go get checked! Have you started thinking about baby names yet? Choosing a name is an important decision, but it should be a fun one, too!!
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Major excitement: Your baby opens his/her eyes! They have continued to develop the network of nerves in their tiny little ears, this means he or she can now hear you and your partner as you chat away! Your baby is inhaling and exhaling small amounts of amniotic fluid which is essential for the development of lungs.
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Your baby's eyes are not only open, but also the visual part of the brain is developed. That means (s)he can see. There is not a whole lot to look at inside your womb but they can enjoy the lights and shadows that come through. Your baby may also like to sleep during the day. This is because you move around more and you are in essence, rocking your little one to sleep! When you lie down at night to rest, they wake up well rested and ready to play. Your breasts are still changing throughout your pregnancy and will well into the first few months after the birth.
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The visual field refers to the total area in which objects can be seen in the side (peripheral) vision while you focus your eyes on a central point.
Alternative Names
Perimetry; Tangent screen exam; Automated perimetry exam; Goldmann visual field exam; Humphrey visual field exam
How the test is performed
Confrontation visual field exam: This is a quick and basic check of the visual field. The health care provider sits directly in front of you. You will cover one eye, and stare straight ahead with the other. You will be asked to tell when you can see the examiner's hand.
Tangent screen or Goldmann field exam: You will sit about 3 feet from a screen with a target in the center. You will be asked to stare at the center object and let the examiner know when you can see an object that moves into your side vision. This exam creates a map of your entire peripheral vision.
Automated perimetry: You sit in front of a concave dome and stare at an object in the middle. You press a button when you see small flashes of light in your peripheral vision. Your responses help determine if you have a defect in your visual field.
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No special preparation is necessary.
How the test will feel
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Why the test is performed
This eye exam will reveal if you have a loss of peripheral vision and help your doctor diagnose the cause.
Normal Values
The peripheral vision is normal.
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Abnormal results may be due to diseases or central nervous system disorders such as tumors that damage or compress the parts of the brain that deal with vision.
Other diseases that may affect the visual field of the eye include:
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What the risks are
The test has no risks.
Special considerations
The type of visual field testing to be done will be discussed with you by your doctor.
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President of Georgia Mikheil Saakashvili opened two new hotels in Batumi today. Both hotels are situated in the central district of the seaside resort and offers high quality service to its visitors. These projects were implemented with Georgian and foreign investments of ten million GEL. Over 100 citizens were employed at the hotels.
Candidate for Prime Minister Vano Merabishvili visited a family of Shota Gogoladze today to introduce the government`s new action plan for next few years. Nominated prime minister spoke about the significance of the healthcare and insurance programs of the government.
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TORONTO - Adam Lind wasn't in the Blue Jays' starting lineup on Friday for a second consecutive night due to a sore back.
"It feels good. Just going to be cautious," said Lind. "There's no real reason to push it right now but I'll definitely play again before the season ends."
Lind was available to pinch hit and to play first base should late-game strategy require it. He didn't want to start, experience pain and then have to remove himself from the game.
The 30-year-old, who's battled back problems for a number of seasons, is proud that he was able to avoid the disabled list this season.
"Ultimately, probably, my number one goal over numbers or statistics or anything of that nature," said Lind. "I've only missed, if you include yesterday and today, four games out of 162 that I was unavailable for so I consider that a very good accomplishment."
As for a Saturday start against the Rays, "You know, get out onto the field one more time," said Lind. "I know we've got one of their big lefties throwing on Sunday so I may not be in there anyways. I really want to finish this season on the playing field."
Lind attributes his ability to stay healthy this year to an improved off-season training regimen, which includes yoga. He'll be back at it later this fall.
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Earthen Bodies: Ceramics as Sculptural Form / Slocumb Galleries, Johnson City, Tennessee
January 21 - February 14, 2014
The ETSU Department of Art & Design and Slocumb Galleries in partnershp with the Urban Redevelopment Alliance present "Earthen Bodies: Ceramics as Sculptural Form" from January 21 to February 14, at the Tipton Gallery. Some of the participating artists will discuss their work during the reception on February 7, First Friday from 6 to 8 p.m.. In addition, the ArtIfact gallery talk is scheduled on February 13, Thursday at 6 p.m. to discuss the exhibit as it explores the diverse sculptural forms created by artists working on figurative clay in the region.
Most often, ceramics is associated with vessels and utilitarian objects, and has provided an excellent array of functional forms overshadowing its aspect as equally remarkable medium for other sculptural configurations. This show is curated to celebrate the figurative and non-utilitarian form of ceramic as art form. Ceramics is one of the more popular and established craft media in Southern Appalachian region, and this malleable medium has evolved to various permutations and tactile experimentations. The exhibition "Earthen Bodies" features works that provide diverse perspectives and a range of styles and utilization of ceramics as medium for sculpture.
The invited artists from the Tri-states of Tennessee, North Carolina and Virginia are Sally Brogden, Melisa Cadell, Carol Gentithes, Mindy Herrin, Kevin Kao, Richard Kortum, Val Lyle, AJ Masterson, and Ed Miller.
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ETSU faculty Mindy Herrin and alumni Melisa Caddell both create meticulous and complex figurative sculptures, mostly investigating the female body fabricated with other media such as encaustics and metal works. Herrin describes her work as depicting dialogue as surfacing in the "guise of affliction or struggle." Her anatomical heroines illustrate women's physical struggle and mental perspectives in its aspiration to overcome the body's limitation. In parallel, Cadell's elongated, and at times emaciated or mutated figures are visualization of her thoughts on "confinement and transcendence of the human body", often as efforts to provoke dialogue on issues such as mortality and the unexpected consequences of genetics and technology.
This common thread of employing the female body is also prevalent on the works of Val Lyle. Lyle's ceramic torsos made from clay are gestural forms that are characterized as sensual, organic and emotive as the artist strives to relate to the viewers on a "primitive level".
Last year's Positive Negative national juried exhibit's Best of Show awardee Kevin Kao's work also explores the human form, yet his figures portray a very different crowd from the female sculptors in the exhibition. Most obvious are the androgynous or male subjects and its uncanny statement on race and identity. Kao's "character-objects are surreal images that portray whimsy, pain and satisfaction," at times reminiscent of 'super flat' aesthetics and anime generation. This younger generation of Kao, Ed Miller and AJ Masterson employ humor on their work, at times anthropomorphing animal figures. In this era of social networking, artists like Miller who considers his work as form of journalism as he "observe the world and report my findings through sculpture", it is not surprising to find quirky LOL animals and complex 'selfies' in 3D.


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Urban Agriculture: Raising Chickens in New York City
We've missed the lectures that Owen Taylor, city farms training and livestock coordinator at Just Food, has been giving about raising chickens in NYC. Twice, actually. But we had to know more about these chickens who, we hear, are laying eggs all over our bustling metropolis. So we called Owen, who was kind enough to answer a few questions.
How did this program get started? Chickens and cities don't inherently seem to mix.
Actually, cities and chickens do mix. Urban agriculture is huge in other countries, and people have been doing it in New York since the city existed. Just Food got started with it after an annual community gardening conference in the spring of 2005, when someone who had been in the Peace Corps gave a workshop on chickens and asked, "Is this possible in New York City?" Everyone got so excited. Organizations like the Cornell Cooperative Extension, Added Value, and Heifer International came together to make it happen. We didn't know if it was legal in the city, but we researched the law and found out it was. Although you can't have roosters — because of the noise.
Where are these city chickens hiding in our midst?
The chickens are primarily in people's backyards and in community gardens. I don't see a lot of them in Manhattan, although there are some in Harlem and on the Lower East Side. I've heard of them in midtown, but I haven't actually seen them. The backyard gardeners and community gardeners are mostly in Brooklyn and the Bronx.
Who's taking part?
When we started looking into it, most people who had chickens had immigrated from Puerto Rico or the Dominican Republic. Some were from the South, and these people wanted to keep the tradition alive. Now, there's a similar movement among folks who call themselves locavores, who are responding to climate change and want to make the food they're eating grow closer to home.
The chickens are great for kids. They give kids a sense of where their food comes from, and they attract visitors to the gardens.
What are you doing to expand the number of chickens in the city?
In 2006, we wrote The City Chicken Guide. And last year we gave out our first grants to two gardens in the Bronx. We built model coops to illustrate the ideal environment for chicken health and happiness in the city.
And that entails...?
Coops that have perches and nesting boxes and are easy to walk into and clean. You need to clean out the coop once a week and change the bedding, which is usually straw, although some people use wood shavings. As far as size, you typically want three to four square feet per hen. That's incredibly luxurious, considering most chickens live in less than one square foot and sit in a cage laying eggs all the time. Coops need ventilation, and they should be covered on top, so wild birds can't steal the chickens. There are a lot of falcons in New York City. Chickens need access to the outside, too. They need to be able to scratch in the dirt and look for insects. That's natural chicken behavior.
Besides having adequate space, what do you need to consider if you want to raise chickens in New York City?
It's an every day responsibility. Their water and food need to be changed at least once a day. They do soil their food and water, and that's a health issue.
Another obstacle would be your neighbors. It's really important that your neighbors know about your plans. It's legal, but the health code says you can't cause a "nuisance condition." You don't want your neighbors calling the city on you because they smell the chickens or hear noise. Develop a strong relationship with them. Give them eggs.
And how good are those eggs?
They are the most delicious eggs you'll ever have. These chickens are eating worms, weeds, bugs, and fresh greens. They have a diverse diet of healthy food, and you can really taste a difference. The yolks are richer, deeper, and way more flavorful. Chickens have a 36-hour cycle, so they lay eggs twice in three days.
Does anyone raise chickens in the city for, um, roasting?
I would assume that some people have them for soup. But that's not something we support. We don't give out information on slaughtering. We prefer people keep them for eggs and have them live a happy life.
How are chickens as pets?
They are stand-up comedians — very funny and entertaining. They have very distinct personalities, and just watching them scratch around in the garden can keep you occupied for hours. They play with toys. A lot of people keep them just for their sense of humor. But they do need friends. They are social animals, and they also keep each other warm at night. I'd start with three chickens.
Where do you buy them?
Most hatceries will sell a minimum of 25 at a time, and many people don't want that many. Neighborhood groups have come together, placed an order, and split them up. I'd also recommend going to your local greenmarket and talking to the farmers there. They may know of sources.
For more information on raising chickens in the city, or to order The City Chicken Guide, visit Just Food.
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I hate to be a buzz kill but I heard something recently about Chicago trying to ban live chickens.
I used to have a chicken named Choke. It was a product of my high school AP biology project. We were just supposed to examine the embryos in their various stages but I went a step further and allowed the chicken to hatch. I grew up in the country so I knew I'd be able to take care of it at home.
Let me tell you, when I started going to college and we bring friends home they thought I was hillbilly because this chicken was running all over the yard like a little dog.
Anyhoo, there was nothing better than those eggs. Choke had his own little hut and everything.
In order to drive home the hillbilly image a little bit more, there was one night when Choke got attacked by a raccoon. My bedroom was next to my parent's room and my parent's had a little balcony (split-level ranch). When I heard the Choke screaming I headed for the window saw the spotlights go on and heard a succession of shots from my Dad's 100 year old Winchester rifle and there he was on the balcony in the middle of the night shooting away in his bathrobe.
After the smoke cleared, there was one gigantic dead raccoon in the creek and a bloodied and tattered Choke. My dad brought the chicken in to the basement and by the time I got there he was cradling it, still in his bathrobe, and Choke was shaking and giving off a low warbly cluck.
But he lived! For a while longer, until the coyotes got him.
art!! What a story!!
um...if Choke was a "he" and yet laying eggs, "he" is deserving of far greater fame than surviving a raccoon's attack....just saying--
On a serious note, though--I used to have backyard chickens and yes, it *was* fun and the eggs *are* wonderful. What doesn't seem to be getting mentioned is that a chicken's laying patterns taper off long before the end of her lifespan. I spent a year or so spending money on chicken feed but with very few eggs to show for it before giving my geriatric hens away to someone who was less squeamish about butchering them than I was.
I guess I never looked at Choke as male or female.
I have a cockatiel named Fancy Pecker and sometimes we call it "he" or "she" depending on "his" or "her" mood.
Choke the chicken.
Excellent chicken story, by the way.
aw Art, you sure are my kinda guy. great story
I think that's not too uncommon, we had ducks as pets and also a dog, after the dog died something came and "got" the ducks it was a real mess. I think this is why they advocate cages with tops etc, ours just ran free in the yard and had a little house to roost in. I'm glad your story had a happy ending, for a while at least.
That's sweet Kate (NC)!
No way sally599!
My brother brought ducks home from his FFA class.
Something "got" those too and from what I understand that was a real mess as well. We're pretty sure it was coyotes. They were able to get into the hut.
There were three ducks and they kept getting picked-off one by one! It was sad but poignant, and a fact of life I guess! So, however the story goes, no matter how it ended, those little animals made me happy.
I have had a variety of fowl pets throughout my life and predators are a sad fact. Knock on wood, in June my "Old Goose" will have his twentieth anniversary of living here. one of the goslings I got for my son is now 10. They can live to be forty. Geese are excellent pets for children, but they imprint on humans and then your children should not swim with them when the goslings grow up because they will try to mate with their heads and you have to jump in with your clothes on and break that up. They will guard your house pretty well and bite visitors. I like ducks best, but they are smaller and easier prey.
Geese are fierce! And apparently pervs as well.
I had no idea that lived so long!
art, that was a year ago. chickens are not banned in chicago, though roosters are. and i think there is a limit to how many you can have, maybe six.
I'm a little confused. Your website is about raising chickens, but you "don't give info on slaughtering?" More perplexing, is that you "prefer" that we just eat the eggs. A little presumptuous, don't you think? My father and I raised pigeons in Bklyn my whole life, and loved the way my grandmother prepared them. I only tell my 10yr old son what he should eat, not the nameless, faceless masses on the internet.


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Ed met his wife of 58 years, Viola (Lindgren) Van Sickle, when they were about 12-years-old, living in Colville. They were married Oct. 23, 1943 in Kent and lived in the Kent and Auburn areas where they raised their five children.
Pearl Esther (Rice) Ball, age 95, formerly of Rice, entered into rest on July 25, 2011 in the Spokane Valley, her home for the past 33 years.
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