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Near Death Experiences – Where Science Can't Go, Mystics Can
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The largest study in the world on NDEs to date is currently underway. It is a three year study, with one year to go. It's taking place in the UK and US, and is studying cardiac arrest patients to see if those who are clinically dead can have out-of-body experiences.
In the study, images are placed where they can only be seen from above, and patients are asked whether they saw those images if they revive after being clinically dead.
Many hope that this study will increase the knowledge of the process of death, but to those who practice the spiritual and esoteric teachings here, it will tell very little. It's still going to leave personal experience and experimentation as the most effective way to gain knowledge of death.
It's difficult for science to tackle anything of a supernatural or spiritual nature, so look carefully at how the conclusions follow from the study.
The head of the study says: "If you can demonstrate that consciousness continues after the brain switches off, it allows for the possibility that the consciousness is a separate entity."
What is the world's largest NDE study actually going to show?
There have been a huge number of NDE cases reported under medical supervision already. What this seems to do is to study what people see when they have one and then tries to determine the objectivity of that sight in order to determine the "reality" of NDEs.
It's already known through a huge number of accounts that patients demonstrate consciousness when the brain switches off. So if subjects see anything lucidly in those study conditions while "dead," then that in itself is a demonstration of the separation of consciousness. By placing pictures for patients to see, this study is testing whether patients see the pictures – not whether they "see" at all, which is a different thing altogether.
The head of the study then goes on to say: "It is unlikely that we will find many cases where this happens, but we have to be open-minded."
True, it is unlikely (but just possible) that when having died, being out of the body and going through that profound experience of death, that people will find the study's pictures.
He also says: "And if no one sees the pictures, it shows these experiences are illusions or false memories."
It doesn't show that. This as a major flaw in the experiment; why is seeing those pictures a demonstration of consciousness, but seeing anything else after the brain switches off is not? If no one sees the pictures, then that in itself is not enough to conclude that the experiences are illusions. It would only show that in those times where NDEs were subjected to that study, patients did not see the pictures. There could be many reasons why they didn't see them, even en masse.
It also appears that such a conclusion would discount all the NDE accounts up until this time, which have clearly described events happening to people while "dead" that could only have been described had the subjects been out of their bodies.
Understanding most of the reasons why patients wouldn't see the pictures during an NDE would require knowledge of what's on the other side, yet there is a lack of scientific means to explore it. Taking purely physical evidence, the very fact of consciousness existing with lucidity when the body is "dead" demonstrates that there is more going on than a simple "if you don't see the pictures it's not real" conclusion can account for.
NDEs from a spiritual point of view
Ascent of the Blessed by Hieronymus Bosch (1490)
There are laws and other phenomena happening in the dimension where NDEs occur, and those laws and other life forms influence what the individual perceives in an out-of-body or near-death experience. If you study different accounts of people's experiences when they have an NDE, you'll see that they tend to follow the same or similar patterns, irrespective of age or culture.
In some religions there are accounts of personal experience of NDEs by mystics, sages, and the like. These have usually arisen from dream or out-of-body experiences. In the past, these kinds of experiences been the way for people to understand and know about these things, and we today are using essentially the same or similar methods. These methods are not provable using current scientific methodology or techniques, because there is no scientific way of exploring what a person is actually experiencing, but that doesn't mean these mystical methods don't work.
The limitations of science in exploring personal experience
Scientific methods study just the response of the NDE experience upon the physical body and the account of the individual. It is because the accounts have happened in the absence of any signs of life in the physical body that some in medical science take NDEs seriously. But that doesn't change the experience, and it's the personal experience that ultimately each single person has to stand by and call "living." This life experience is most valid to the individual, and humanity is made up of individuals.
There are limitations in science's ability to understand reality. No one would suggest that science is capable at this time of answering many of the deepest questions of life and human existence and so simply to draw conclusions that things are not real just because they are not provable by science with today's technology is a mistake. These teachings offer an alternative approach: they offer the opportunity to have out-of-body experiences with age-old methods and techniques, and to explore from personal experience. What is a life after all apart from individual experience? And how much is able to be perceived of what is real with the five senses?
Because science cannot reliably prove whether out-of-body experiences are real or not, that doesn't rule out the logical view that they are. If you've had a really clear OBE, where you've seen things no dream could show you, you'll know they are real.
There has been very little research done into the field of out-of-body experiences (some with mixed results), and this latest research into near-death experiences adds to a small catalog. Near-death experiences indicate that consciousness exists outside of the body, so logically there is no reason why consciousness couldn't also exist out-of-the-body while the body is not in a near-death state but in a normal state. When you travel out of your body you can know it is happening very clearly.
In the absence of science being able to fundamentally prove or disprove out-of-body experiences and near-death experiences, it's left for the individual to experience them for themselves personally and to follow their own course of exploration by actually having out-of-body experiences.
We go into the realm of the spiritual when we go out of the body. Because of the spiritual nature of what is out of the body and its laws, to subject ourselves to the tests of science would be to demean the spiritual and acknowledge science as the authority, when it is science that should be looking to the spiritual for its guidance.
Why out-of-body experiences are the best way to study near-death experiences
You can never really know a non-physical experience through the accounts of other people's experiences, nor through the study of physical phenomena. Science doesn't have the means to explore other non-physical dimensions nor the spiritual. Therefore OBEs, NDEs, non-physical dimensions (above the fourth), and spirituality itself, can only really be explored and known through personal experience.
This is a reason why it's so valuable to explore within, to have OBEs and to explore life outside the body. For a person who does this, it becomes quite irrelevant whether there is scientific proof for the existence of OBEs and NDEs or not. What matters more is how they live their life in relation to what they discover and what they can do with what they find.
About the Author
Belsebuub is an author and practitioner of esoteric knowledge. He writes primarily on the transformation and exploration of consciousness from over 30 years of dedicated metaphysical experience. He has authored a number of books on out-of-body experiences, consciousness, and spiritual awakening, including The Astral Codex and Gazing into the Eternal, which are free to download on his website www.belsebuub.com
Belsebuub is the name of his spirit/soul/consciousness. Everyone has their own unique spiritual name; it's a matter of knowing it.
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Why would the author give himself one of the names of Satan?
It's quite possible that his name-choice reflects his disgust and disdain for the closed-minded redneck attitudes of society — its dislike for learning of new things that deny validity/truth to their home-spun values.
That's a good question, but to find the real answer I think you would need to try practising the techniques of mysticism that he teaches. I can tell you from first hand experience it is life-changing and utterly amazing. You can learn about things that are 'unseen' by mainstream science and outside of ordinary experience, but that are no less real and meaningful to you. All you have to learn are the methods and apply them yourself, there are no beliefs involved!
It's difficult for science to tackle anything of a supernatural or spiritual nature – NO! It is impossible.
200 years ago you would have been burned at the stake as a witch for having a computer..or tv..or radio…etc.
Just because science cannot explain it all YET..doesnt mean it never will be able to.
The Art of Arts is a science. It has rules etc..and it the science of consciousness.
Science is slowly catching up to the mystics…
A good question, Al. With a bit of sooth scrying, it might be seen to mean that he/she is not a Chrisian or at least is not impressed with any ordinary conception of God, which, of course, is his/her prerogative. At very least, the name might give him/her a tough time garnering a Christian following. Then again, in this day, Christians may like him for "being honest."
THIS IS A WASTE OF FUNDS! OBOY! PUT A SERIES OF PICTURES POINTED UPWARDS AS A MATTER OF PROOF?? WHAT A GROUP OF FKIN RETARDS! THIS IS EQUIVALENT TO A GROUP STUDY OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WHIFFLE BALLS AS A BATTLEFIELD OPTION IN THE RAMP UP TO WORLD WAR 2! TOTALLY INADEQUATE AND ABSURD! THE EVIDENCE IS INCONTRAVERTIBLE! DO A BIT OF RESEARCH ON NDERF.COM. THESE ARE UNSOLICITED CONTRIBUTIONS OF NDE'S FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE- AND THEY SPELL A VERY CLEAR PICTURE ACROSS ALL DEMOGRAPHIC AND RELIGIOUS BOUNDARIES. THE STUDY CITED IN THIS ARTICLE WAS CREATED BY A BUNCH OF FKIN IDIOTS THAT WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND. i HAVE A VERY HARD TIME EXHIBITING CHRISTIAN TOLERANCE TO SUCH EVIL INDIVIDUALS…THESE ARE THE SAME LOT THAT WILL SELL YOU BANDAIDS FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE BUT WILL NEVER ATTEMPT TO ACTUALLY CURE YOU, SHAME ON THEM. THE POINTY END OF A SPEAR OVER THEIR OWN PERSONAL HELLFIRE IS ALL THEY HAVE WAITING IN THE END…
Approximately 2% of the population of the world have had an experience defined as a "Near-Death Experience" (NDE). They actually died on the operating tables or in car accidents or wherever, and were later resuscitated or came back to life one way or another and told of their experiences. A NDE is the experience of dying (when one's heart beat stops) or coming close to death (when one falls into a coma); the subject is not well known because people are afraid of death and do not like to speak about it, yet NDEs are real, and tell us about life after death as well as about life itself. During many NDE experiences fascinating and extremely interesting elements occur, however, not all of the people that were either clinically dead or in a coma will have had the same experience, and no one knows why.
This phenomenon is probably the most mysterious thing someone can experience, since it is literally the experience of dying. These people have actually had a glimpse of what happens after we die. The fascinating thing about this is that the elements of parts of these people's experiences are similar and correspond. There is no one experience that has an element that is not found twice, however, there are no two experiences that is exactly the same, but every experience is unique.
The astonishing thing about this is that the people that recount these experiences are not always from the same race, or social, or religious or material background, but are often from totally different cultures. Someone coming from the United States, someone from Africa, and someone from India or some Eskimo will recount the same basic elements that are usually found in each of their NDEs. However, the explanation of various people depends upon their cultural and ethnic background, their religious vocabulary, and the way they were confronted with death. NDE experiences are probably the most realistic proof that life after death exists. Isn't it about time humanity get to know what really happen when we die? I think and I am.
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Science has studied the topic of life-after-death since around 1870 and has proven beyond any doubt that we all survive death.
Famous scientists Sir Wlliam Crookes was satisfied that we survive. Sir Oliver Lodge was satisfied.
There have been many others who have researched for decades and concluded that we survive.
The church has tried to cover-up much of the information. The church bans books such as The Curse Of Ignorance by Arthur Findlay.
Today there is a wealth of information online at victorzammit dot com.
In the UK there is the Campaign For Philosophical Freedom run by Michael Roll.
Scientists are afraid of the truth because it shows that their Newtonian physics has serious flaws.
There is also information out there that points to science covering up things that would give some legitimacy to some of the information contained in sacred and mystical texts. The affect is to strip us of access to knowledge that has the ability to empower us as individuals.
For example, there is evidence to suggest that the giants mentioned in the Bible did really exist but that there has been a widespread cover up, as the skeletal remains of large numbers of documented discoveries of giant skeletons throughout the United States have gone missing. What were the reasons for hiding this? Was is it for political or social reasons, or did they prefer that society see the writings of sacred texts as myth rather than having any kind of factual basis?
What about the denial of the legitimacy of NDEs as a very real experience of consciousness out of the body – is that because there is an agenda that wants to suppress the notion that any individual could access divinity and find out what is really important in life through OBEs?
This scientific paradigm then becomes the school curriculum and the population stays within a program that suits the powerful and the status quo.
The present technologies employed by science to understand reality are those whose limits end at the border of physical reality with other realities. They do not/cannot exceed that border solely because they are comprised of matter which cannot be projected above and beyond its border limitations. Does that guarantee that other realities do not exist. Hell no. That's the same sort of trash-logic man once accepted regarding other lands beyond his sight . . . until he learned it was round. All that is, is limited to the border of its physical nature . . . until, however, we develop the means to exceed that border.
ALREADY DONE and PROVEN TRUE! Images/numbers/symbols placed on top of cabinets etc in hospitals were seen and documented by authors, usually medicos. Google it. check the NDE sites. investigate some books of the more credible authors… Its enlightening and releasing… just reading it can help reduce your anxiety. It also not anti-christian
ALREADY DONE and PROVEN TRUE!
Images/numbers/symbols placed on top of cabinets etc in hospitals were seen and documented by authors, usually medicos. Google it. check the NDE sites. investigate some books of the more credible authors… Its enlightening and releasing… just reading it can help reduce your anxiety. NDE's are documented back to many ancient cultures
"book entitled Republic. Plato discusses the story of Er, a soldier who awoke on his funeral pyre and described his journey into the afterlife. But this story is not just a random anecdote for Plato.?"
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nice name beelzbub… as said earlier by commentors, I dont understand what effect you're trying to achieve by using that name. isnt that another name for satan by us christians. I dont even want to go to your website quite honestly
as an add-on to my earlier post, unfortunately you'll find people mixing new age crap with some of this so approach it from particular faiths perspective to fend off the endless braches they'll try to lead you on
Just as science can have its rigid paradigms, norms and ways of thinking, so too can religion. Someone can hold a belief in a scientific point of view, just as much as someone can hold a religious belief. Dogma is dogma, no matter where it is.
What often comes out in NDEs is that what is important is not so much the beliefs an individual held in life, but their own personal experience, how they experienced life and behaved.
But there is no reason to wait for the end of life to find this out; human beings have the innate ability to experience the multi-dimensional side of life by having OBEs for example, and using it for higher learning and understanding now.
I think if people would actually ask a real astral projector/Lucid Dreamer/Shaman/Medicineperson/Mystic/Spiritualist/ put your favorite label here*…about the inner-planes.. they would find out the truth of things.
We do exist you know…


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Whether you're looking for value-added touches like our 24 hour fitness center, or are going for all-out luxury and looking for hotel rooms with jacuzzis in San Antonio, we have it all at our hotels on the riverwalk in San Antonio.
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Finish your book on the plane? Have one free from our Lending Library with our Take a Book/Leave a Book policy! Open in our Monterrey Lounge.
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Firstly, I would like to thank The Silentist for taking the time to answer two questions on menswear blogging and its relationship to hip hop. The Silentist is a veteran blogger from Chicago who offers inspiration, advice, and tips on menswear. Go check out his tumblr at thesilentist.tumblr.com.
1.) How has hip hop influenced your sense of style?
I can't say that what some people might consider hip-hop style or fashion has directly influenced my style in terms of clothing I choose to wear. Throughout hip-hop's various fashion trends, I've usually never worn similar clothing.
In high school and college, I dressed more along the lines of computer geek meets punk meets slacker.
Right now, I dress perhaps more along the lines of conservative, ivy-inspired looks.
What I will say that I've come to relate to more now in hip-hop is the idea of having self confidence and not being afraid to flaunt that attitude. This largely drove my style forward: thinking I was invincible if I looked great.
That kind of self-confidence is something I definitely took from hip-hop as I began to listen to it over the past few years. I'd say a huge turning point for me was Kanye West's "Graduation" album, especially the "Can't Tell Me Nothing" track. The idea that you haven't made it yet, but that you're determined to get somewhere where better resonated with me at my first job out of college that I wasn't crazy about. The idea of having the mentality of success before you've even got it carries over well, I think, into style.
2.) Why do you think hip hop is very much prevalent in men's fashion blogs?
I have no idea, but I think, again, it's kind of this idea that both hip-hop's message in a lot of songs and a lot of #menswear bloggers both have a common theme of aspiration.
In hip-hop, it's a common theme to upgrade your life from humble beginnings to living large through your sheer hard work, determination and skill. It's very American and embodies the Puritan work ethic in a lot of ways.
In #menswear blogging, you have to kind of assume that a lot of these guys are younger and at the beginning of their professional careers. Rarely are any of them "ballin' outta control" and "riding miracle whips". Still, they have an idea of where they want to be in terms of their life and part of their interest in style — naturally, part of their idea of success is to eventually, over time, find themselves in a position to own nicer things. They might not be there all of the way yet, but they have an idea of where they want to be.
It's not uncommon for a rapper to begin their career talking about how hard life is, where they're struggling to get by and their frustrations with trying to break through — for example, Kanye West's "Spaceship". But as they move forward, their lyrics morph from looking up to looking down — Kanye now sits at The Throne, rhyming with a different perspective than his earlier self.
I think men's style bloggers are along the same lines. You covet an ideal initially, but perhaps over time you begin to live that thing you dreamed about as you follow that ideal. It's a personal transformation, yet you still remain true to expressing yourself in the process.


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|July 22, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Columbus, IN schedule
Brackets are posted isasoftball.com
Click on National Brackets.
|July 22, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: SPA Dalton
Congrats to the winners at Dalton Major -Major plus this past weekend. Just FYI results with game scores were posted on the SPA site as the tournament progressed. Final results are posted today. One day after tourney ended. AWESOME!
|July 22, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Columbus, IN schedule
Very Good question>>> I checked the ISA site and it isn't posted there either.
|July 16, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Eastern Nationals in Raleigh N. C.
List of teams is on the tourney page
|July 12, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: ISA COLUMBUS INDIANA
I played there last year as well. One of the best that I played in last year. Well run-good umpires. One of the fields/complex wasn't Yankee Stadium but, it was playable without issue. Playing there this year as well.
|June 21, 2013
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Combat, The Original Da Bomb
The red Combat had a 10 inch barrel. The grey Combat had I believe a 12 or 14 inch barrel
|June 19, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: SPA tourney in Daulton Ga.
Mario is your Team playing in Maumee this weekend?
|June 12, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Smokey Mtn Tournament
HO; The format used in Akron this weekend does not lend itself to my ever playing there again. When a team has no chance of winning on Sunday and teams voluntarily leaving the tourney with games left on the table should open ones eyes that that format needs some restructuring.
|June 3, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Would like names of leagues and locations that:
Neck we use senior bats in Grand Rapids. As long as both teams agree-otherwise it's ASA bats.
|May 31, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Lower Back Pain Home Remedies
Stick, Plane ride caused the issue. I had the same issue a few years back.Pulled Muscles not spine. Sitting in one position for a long period of time caused the muscles to stretch. I could hardly get off the plane. Guess what. You did more damage on the return flight. I went to a Doctor not a Chiro. He gave me muscle relaxers and I used the Hot tub and it got better over a few weeks. Now I always wear a back brace for Flights and long car rides.
|May 17, 2013
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Senior bat 1 year warranty
Needs some clarification but, what it appears is what they are representing is not a manufactures (MIKEN) warranty but, their own (Sellers) warranty.
�Part Number: SPU2M-3-28
�Product Condition: Brand New
�1 Year VMInnovations Warranty!
|May 2, 2013
|Topic: Teams looking for players
Discussion: Sponsor looking to finance an "established" Men's club
Wood :You're speaking to Sparky about the "I" player of today and "what we have today is much more individually oriented." I would think that you would appreciate jshereen for turning him down for the benefit of his "TEAM."
Sparky what the person that was willing to shell out 10 grand for 1 (one!) person to be able to play. Is that really giving back? Sparky may be OLD but, he is far from "old school".
|May 2, 2013
|Topic: Teams looking for players
Discussion: Sponsor looking to finance an "established" Men's club
corvette_ace & txtable: jshereen didn't let his players dictate anything, nor did he say that he even asked his players. What he said was that he asked players that have played with the "sponsor/player.Obviously the response wasn't a positive one.
If the sponsor/player was worth having I don't think anyone would technically have to pay 10000.00 to "buy" him a team for him to play with.
I happen to agree with Jeff.
|April 26, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Brickyard Tournament
CAL 50. OKI has been added to the list of team
|April 26, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Brickyard Tournament
Cal50 Go to the tourney page click INDY tourney teams are listed.OKI is not on the list.
|April 22, 2013
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: SSUSA: a few player classification questions
55 major carries a rating index of 7 as does 60 major +.
You are allowed to drop one rating index to 55 AAA or 60 Major both have a ratings index of 6
|April 17, 2013
|Topic: Website comments
Discussion: Time to change the format of the board
It is not necessary to sign on each time you visit this site. You can view and read every posting on the message board and you have access to the other add-ons and headers without signing onto this site.You only have to sign in if you want to post, add to or create a blog or message.
|April 5, 2013
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Softball Scorekeeping Software
I use "I-SCORE BASEBALL" for my IPAD. Download for 9 bucks.
Google ISCORE BASEBALL. There is a tutorial on line that demonstrates the software.
Everything that you're looking for.
|March 30, 2013
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: question regarding paint chips
I agree with MONSTA that per the bat there probably isn't anything to worry about but , for being allowed to use may be a different concern.
I found that removing the clear coat before using a new bat helps prevents this from occurring. Spider-webbing is mostly cracks in the clear coat. No clear coat, no spider web. If you properly remove the clear coat you won't have spider webbing and you will minimize or completely eliminate paint flaking.
|March 29, 2013
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Z2000 vs miken ultra II
taits you simply need to shop .The Legit is available for 179 all day long which is right in line with other senior bats


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HOTLINE: Monday, November 18th
AUTHOR / AMY TAN / "THE VALLEY OF AMAZEMENT": Amy talked about her new book, "The Valley of Amazement." As a part of the Nashville Public Library Salon 615 author reading series, Amy Tan will be discussing and signing copies of her new novel this evening from 6:15 p.m. - 7:15 p.m. at the Hume Fogg High School Auditorium. For more information, visit http://nashvillepubliclibrary.org/salonat615/. "The Valley of Amazement" is available wherever books are sold.
PETS / DR. CRAIG PRIOR / VETERINARIAN: Dr. Prior talked about holiday hazards for pets. If you'd like to get in touch with Dr. Prior, you can reach him at the Murphy Road Animal Hospital, 4408 Murphy Road, Nashville, TN 37209. For more information call (615) 383-4241, or visit www.murphyroadvet.com.
Ty talked about his upcoming performance at Gaylord Opryland. The "A Not So Silent Night" Concert Series is in the Holly Jolly Town Square in the Ryman Exhibit Hall at Gaylord Opryland Hotel. Concerts are Fridays and Saturdays at 7:00 p.m. from November 22 – December 28. You can purchase tickets online at www.christmasatgaylordopryland.com or call 615-871-6169.
SHOPPING / BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU / ONLINE AUCTION: Get a head start on your holiday shopping – without ever leaving home! The Better Business Bureau is running an Online Auction through November 30th, offering gift items such as: a Charlie Daniels autographed fiddle, attraction/vacation packages, jewelry, hard to find collectibles, sports tickets, home remodeling and maintenance services, gift cards/certificates from local businesses and more! The auction is open to everyone and it's free to preview the auction items online at www.gobbb.org/auction.
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A look at the Everton-related coverage in the day's papers.
Friday's newspapers continue to discuss Everton's preparations for the new season.
The Liverpool Echo carry an interview with Leon Osman, in which the midfielder states his confidence that strikers Nikica Jelavic and Arouna Kone can form a deadly partnership this campaign.
Elsewhere, in the Daily Mail, the Blues are again linked to Manchester City winger Scott Sinclair.
The Daily Express and the Guardian claim Antolin Alcaraz is set to undergo surgery on a hernia problem that could make the Paraguayan a doubt for the start of the season.
The Daily Mirror report that Manchester United have issued a written apology to the Blues for the way they recruited David Moyes as their manager.
The Independent run a story on David Weir's imminent start as a manager in the Football League, with a table showing six members of Everton's 2004/05 squad who are now in full-time coaching roles.
Meanwhile, the I feature Joey Barton's dismissal of speculation that he is keen on a move to Goodison Park.
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So instead of doing my same rage Google search every few days only to see a bunch of newspaper articles about games from over a year ago, I decided to build something that just answers those questions in the simplest format possible. It's all of the info you need hosted on a super-fast CDN and already optimized for mobile devices. Hopefully it will prove as useful to others as it has to me already.


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I believe we have The Avengers to thank for this. Truly I do. Warner Bros. and DC have spent the better part of this year looking at everything Marvel did right with their box-office Hulk (heh), and they want a piece of that pie.
That's why they're taking Joseph Gordon-Levitt's The Dark Knight Rises character, Robin John Blake, and giving him the keys to the batmobile. For real, and sooner than you think too. Warner Bros., not content to let us wait for the return of the Dark Knight in his own rebooted franchise, or the even more anticipated (if that's possible) Justice League movie, are moving forward with plans to continue Nolan's universe ASAP.
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By Lauren Goldstein
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Charlton County 11-3, Gordon Lee 4-10: The Class A-Public championship series between Charlton County and Gordon Lee kicked off Saturday, resulting in a split. The host Charlton County Indians won the first game 11-4. The Gordon Lee Trojans took the second game 10-3. The Indians out hit the Trojans 11-7 in the first game; however, in the second game of the series, the Trojans out hit the Indians 10-8.
Charlton County senior pitcher and first baseman, Ryan Young, earned the win in Game 1 after pitching six innings. Young will play at Gordon College next year. At the plate, sophomore L.J. Talley drove in a run, singled twice, doubled and tripled.
Charlton County reached the Class A championship series last year, falling to Providence Christian. Charlton County head coach Thad Marchman spoke about what was needed to avoid another second-place finish.
"We just have to find a way to make some adjustments," said Marchman. "We still have the advantage of playing at home so hopefully we can come back on Monday and put together a good game plan."
He also noted that he expects this team to "bounce back and be ready to protect (its) home turf."
Gordon Lee's Game 2 pitcher, Conard Broom, was exceptional, only allowing two runs. Also, the bats of Jake Rogers, Adam Vandiver, and Bryce Bailey brought in the majority of the runs for the Trojans as Gordon Lee evened the series. In order for Gordon Lee to win Game 3, the Trojans will have to find a way to keep their momentum on offense.
The decisive Game 3 of the GHSA Class A-Public championship series will be played Monday at 3:30 pm in Folkston.
May 19th, 2013
6:34 am
Gordon Lee Athletics is loving this Public-Private split! Went from dominating one sport (softball) to playing for titles in quite a few this year.
May 19th, 2013
9:29 am
Yes it has been a "banner year" (pun intended) for GL athletics, but before all the haters jump on here talking about how GL isn't a true public school, please be aware of the fact that our softball "dominance" (your word, not mine) started with a perfect 38-0 season before the split (still the only undefeated fastpitch softball season in GHSA history), and several of our victories in other sports have included wins over privates. Just sayin…
May 20th, 2013
5:02 pm
Gordon Lee/ Chickamauga City schools are true Public schools and anyone who says different is Crazy ! The Big Blue has had an amazing year ! But let all the doubters who say different know this we have never dodge any of the Atlanta Private schools in any sport ! God have Mercy on them should we ever go Private because it would not be pretty for them ! The Public/ Private split should have happened a long time ago ! Give us the same rules and see what we do to you year in and year out !
May 21st, 2013
5:51 am
Congrats on beating the other 31 schools that fielded a baseball team in the state.
May 21st, 2013
11:25 am
You must know my comment from above is true. You seem to have a thorn in your side for Gordon Lee which is certainly fine by me . So which ever private school you pull for we must have really hung one on you !
May 21st, 2013
12:51 pm
Easy Gordon Lee, you only beat 30 of the other state baseball teams, Charlton County was able to run the table and beat 'em all!


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Forget Hollywood – today's road to Bali is one packed with surfers keen to catch the big one, sunworshippers in search of a tropical paradise and culture vultures keen to find out more about thousands of years of Hindu and Buddhist history. This tropical island paradise has regained its place as one of the top tourist destinations in Southeast Asia after recovering from brutal terrorist attacks a decade ago.
And in the bustling town of Seminyak, holidaymakers will find top quality holiday accommodation and rentals complemented by a long, sandy beach and a busy bar and restaurant scene for a Bali high that's hard to beat.
Seminyak has come along way in a short time, transformed from a sleepy backwater into an upmarket resort that can lay claim to being the boutique shopping capital of Bali. The town is also home to a number of spas offering treatments that are often half the price customers would pay in a Western spa. The expansion of the resort has also seen a big rise in the number of holiday villas and apartments offered for rent, and anyone organising their own holiday accommodation can also expect to find in-villa spa services on offer.
Situated on Bali's south-western coast, Seminyak is close to Kuta, one of the first and most popular tourist resorts in Bali and, in fact, is part of the greater Kuta conurbation as development has brought the towns together.
Tourists have been trekking to beguiling Bali for decades, drawn by its tropical climate and mystical ambience, and today more than 3 million visitors come to this Indonesian island paradise every year. They come for the pristine beaches, to swim and surf and dive on the coral reefs; to explore the thousands of temples that dot the hillsides and dwarf every village, town and city.
They also come to experience an extraordinary terrain – six volcanoes, including several active ones, are strung across its central highlands and the more adventurous travellers can trek into the mountains and through lush tropical forests to explore these natural phenomena at close hand.
But Bali's appeal is surely still as an island paradise, idealised in Hollywood movies as a little piece of heaven on earth and those who return to its shores regularly are likely to agree. While Seminyak can't boast the best beaches for surfing, its long, grey sandy shores offer a quieter, more relaxing spot for sunbathing or simply watching the world go by.
Seminyak is fast becoming the destination of choice for those looking for a more upmarket Bali resort and that is reflected in the upscale holiday rentals and accommodation available here. The town's shopping features some of the best boutiques on the island, alongside some outstanding local arts and crafts that showcase the very best of Balinese skills and ingenuity.
Eating out is a treat, too – Seminyak has a fantastic restaurant scene with high-quality food, while its bars and clubs are considered the best and liveliest on Bali.
Travellers who fancy doing something a little more energetic with their Bali holiday than simply sunbathing or shopping might be tempted by bungee jumping – there are several bungee jumps operating in Seminyak with nothing between you and the ground but a very strong rope! Probably not for the faint-hearted but surely one of those holiday activities that's hard to resist for many.
Much more relaxation is on offer at the dozens of spas around Seminyak. Luxury treatment centres sit side by side with more low-budget offerings but all provide a tranquil escape from the stresses of life, even if only for a few short hours.
Bali's tropical climate means it enjoys a warm climate all year round – temperatures average 20-33°C but there is a monsoon season from December to March. Expect heavy showers and high humidity if visiting then. The peak tourist season in Bali is July and August, when humidity is low and though warm during the day, temperatures can be much cooler once the sun goes down. Sensible visitors will pack sunscreen AND a light jacket when venturing out from their holiday accommodation.
There are a large number flights from the UK that offer onward connections to Ngurah Rai international airport on Bali – look for flights from Heathrow and Gatwick, Birmingham and Manchester. Seminyak is around 20 minutes from the airport, which is close to the capital, Denpasar. Pre-booked taxis can be organised to make the trip for a decent price while those looking for a little more independence on their Bali visit may want to consider car or bike hire. All transport can be arranged when booking holiday rentals. UK travellers are advised to check up to date travel advice for Bali on the Foreign Office website.


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The Insanity Programrequires NO weights,NO equipment. It's the latest creation by Shaun T and Beachbody. The only thing you need to bring with you is an Insane attitude! Join me in my photo tour of the program. I'm like a kid at Christmas! Since the program is based off the premise of NO weights and NO equipment. The inside cover shows a gym floor. The Plyo Cardio Circuit was done in this gym, and I have to assume the other workouts are as well. Nice picture of the gym. The page is actually a hard cover. The next several pictures show the pages throughout the book. Each page has some DVDs, and a nice photo, "action shot" of the workouts. Again, very professional. The man behind the program, Shaun T. Basketball jump shots. Get ready to sweat to these DVDs! Check out the artwork, puddles of sweat on the picture and dvd pages. Nice.
Shaun T took traditional interval training and flipped it on its head—you perform long bursts of maximum-intensity exercises with short periods of rest. Each insanity workout keeps you constantly challenged as you alternate between aerobic and anaerobic intervals performed at your MAX. The result: burn up to 1,000 calories in an hour and get the most insane body in 60 days.


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A team that has reached the postseason in 14 of the last 15 seasons, the Philadelphia Flyers have decided to address a position that seems to have contributed to their postseason demise more often than not.
Off-Season Game Plan looks at a very talented Flyers roster and what they might need to do in order to secure the first-rate goaltender they've targeted.
After using three goaltenders in this year's playoffs, and getting swept in the second round by the eventual Cup-winning Boston Bruins, the Flyers didn't waste any time seeking out a solution for their shortcoming between the pipes.
Flyers GM Paul Holmgren traded a third-round pick to Phoenix for the rights to Ilya Bryzgalov, who is the only goaltender in the league to have a .920 ave percentage while playing at least 60 games in three of the last four seasons. (Henrik Lundqvist is the only one with two.)
Bryzgalov has had some trouble in recent playoffs, both against the Detroit Red Wings, so that may be considered an issue, since the whole purpose of bringing him in is to solve the Flyers' postseason woes, but Bryzgalov had some very good playoff performances in Anaheim earlier in his career, so it's not like he's inherently incapable of doing the job.
The Flyers are annually dancing around the league's salary cap, bouncing a player or two to the AHL to clear salaries off the books and utilizing the long-term injury list to fit in pieces that otherwise might not work and that creativity will likely be tested again this summer.
In order to make room for Bryzgalov, the Flyers will need to make moves. How drastic the cutting will depend on exactly what the level is of the league's salary cap and how much Bryzgalov expects on his deal.
While the Flyers may be able to get away with waiving Matt Walker and Michael Leighton, and dealing Kris Versteeg, that still might not be enough to get the job done. At that point, it could become a question of dealing a defenceman like Matt Carle or Braydon Coburn or as perhaps a last gasp, a top forward like Jeff Carter.
Certainly the ideal plan for the Flyers isn't going to require them to trade their leading goal-scorer from last season, but his name has popped up in trade rumours already this offseason.
The Flyers have the top-end talent and enough depth on the roster that they should be expecting to contend for the Stanley Cup annually. If it requires some hard decisions this summer to achieve that goal, then it will most certainly be worth it.
Of course, we can't know if the decisions are right until the games are played, so in the meantime, we'll wait and see how the Flyers attempt to get over the hump and win their first Cup since 1975.
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Despite playing his fewest minutes per game (18:15) since his rookie year, Jeff Carter enjoyed another very productive season, scoring 36 goals and registering a career-best plus-27 rating.
Over the last three seasons, only four players -- Alexander Ovechkin, Patrick Marleau, Steven Stamkos and Sidney Crosby -- have more goals than Carter's 115.
Danny Briere followed up his outstanding 2010 playoff with his best regular season in four years with the Flyers, scoring 34 goals, 68 points and a career-high plus-20 rating.
Rising star Glaude Giroux scored 76 points and was plus-20, emerging as an elite all-around player in his third year in the league. Giroux was one of three players under the age of 25, along with Jonathan Toews and Anze Kopitar, to score more than 70 points and have at least a plus-20 rating.
Not only does Giroux have slick skills with the puck, he's also proven to be a hard-nosed determined player as well. No wonder Flyers fans are excited about his potential.
There was a time when that excitement was reserved for team captain Mike Richards, but an uneasy relationship with the media (and if reports are to be believed, perhaps with coach Peter Laviolette) has resulted in more criticism directed at Richards, even though he finished with 66 points a plus-11 rating.
James van Riemsdyk developed nicely in his second season, but took his game up a notch or three in the playoffs, when he scored seven goals in 11 games and, through two rounds, led all players in shots on goal.
JVR has a rare combination of size and soft hands which could make him a star if he can sustain a higher level of consistency as he matures.
There are so few players that provide both the skill and physical/agitating play of Scott Hartnell. He's surpassed 20 goals and 100 penalty minutes in five of the last six seasons, four times reaching those heights in the same season. Corey Perry, who has also done it four times, is the only other NHLer to top those two benchmarks more than twice in the last six seasons.
Kris Versteeg struggled to make an impact with the Flyers after coming over in a trade from Toronto and his marginal production (11 points in 27 games) leaves him as a prime candidate to be moved as the Flyers try to make moves to solidify their goaltending, yet somehow remain under the salary cap.
If the Flyers do need to move Versteeg, it shouldn't be difficult to find suitors because, even as disappointing as he was in Philadelphia, he's topped 20 goals for three straight seasons.
Blair Betts anchors the Flyers' penalty killing and is a fine fourth-line checker who has never scored more than 18 points in a season.
35-year-old enforcer Jody Shelley has been through the wars and can still tangle with the league's biggest and baddest after 167 regular season scraps (according to www.hockeyfights.com).
Ian Laperriere is as game as they come, but concussion woes kept him out of action all season, and it might not be reasonable to expect the 37-year-old to suit up and play the relentless style that's been his trademark for 1083 games.
Andreas Nodl landed a regular gig for much of the season, producing a little early before tailing off altogether in the second half, managing four points in 26 games after the All-Star break. Nodl is a competent NHL forward -- one of the best Austria has to offer -- and should have a spot provided he's re-signed at a reasonable price.
Darroll Powe is a blue-collar fourth-liner, who makes an impact with his energy and physical game. Undrafted, Powe played four years at Princeton, but reached the NHL shortly after turning pro, playing 95 games in the AHL, as he quickly found his niche.
The Car Bomb, Daniel Carcillo, has lost some of his lustre. As a rookie in Phoenix, in 2007-2008, Carcillo was on the lunatric fringe, wracking up 324 penalty minutes in 57 games, but he also contributed 13 goals and 24 points, making him a fairly valuable contributor. His game has declined since and he managed just six points last season while playing a career-low 7:46 per game.
There's no arguing Carcillo's passion, but it seems it will be a constant battle to harness his aggressive instincts in the right direction and if keeping him is going to cost more than $1-million, the Flyers might be fine with letting him go elsewhere since they have no shortage of players capable of causing mayhem on the ice.
The Flyers' two unrestricted free agents, Ville Leino and Nikolay Zherdev, present opposing sides of the free agency coin. Zherdev was productive enough in limited minutes, but the fact that he couldn't earn consistent ice time is an indication that the Flyers won't be too sad to see him leave, whereas Leino really emerged as a productive player in the 2009-2010 playoffs and carried it over to last season, scoring a career-high 53 points, so he's likely to earn a nice payday and it may not be in Philadelphia.
Given their salary cap situation, the Flyers aren't going to be big players in free agency, but may need to do some bargain hunting to fill out the depth chart after making a few cost-cutting moves.
Even in year that was decidedly not his best, in part due to injuries, 36-year-old Chris Pronger still proved his value when he was in the lineup, despite a lighter workload (at least in terms of minutes) than any of his previous seasons.
The trouble for the Flyers is that they also don't know when Pronger might be ready to play next year after he underwent surgery last month to repair a herniated disc. If he's not ready to go at the start of the year, that could give the Flyers some salary cap leeway, as Pronger could spend some time on the long-term injury list, allowing the Flyers to exceed the salary cap for as long as Pronger is out.
Veteran Kimmo Timonen is as steady as they come, not to mention as durable and consistent. He's missed a total of 27 games in the last ten seasons, playing 22-23 minutes per game and scoring between 35 and 45 points in seven of the last nine seasons.
Coming to Philadelphia was a great opportunity for Andrej Meszaros. Not expected to handle as much responsibility as he did in Tampa Bay, Meszaros thrived in a depth role and then after regaining his confidence he handled big minutes down the stretch when Pronger was hurt, making it easier to envision him handling that kind of prominent role next season.
Matt Carle's career turned around in Philadelphia, too, particularly after he was paired with Pronger, but Carle's play has been strong enough to stand on its own merit and he played well even when Pronger was injured last season.
He managed just one goal, but Carle can move the puck well and his 40 points left him two behind his career-high and his plus-30 rating was the best mark of his career.
In 2007-2008, Braydon Coburn emerged with the Flyers as a superb passer who could skate extremely well for a big man. He's still a good skater and still big, but Coburn's puck skills and decision-making aren't quite as sharp.
Playing a more defensive role now, Coburn managed just 16 points last season (he had 36 in '07-'08), but his plus-15 rating was the second-best of his career.
Since the Flyers have five defencemen that could easily be considered top-four-calibre, Coburn or Carle -- both of whom have contracts that expire next season -- could possibly be deemed expendable as a cost-cutting move, but Philadelphia is likely better off maintaining their excellent depth on the blueline.
Still owed $1.7-million over the next two seasons, Matt Walker will be hard-pressed, really hard-pressed to make the roster. His contributions just don't allow his salary to fit in Philadelphia.
Reasonably-priced depth, Oskars Bartulis only played 13 games with the Flyers and had his season ended early by shoulder surgery. The 24-year-old hasn't shown anything yet to suggest that he's more than a seventh defenceman at the NHL level.
The Flyers have some prospects in the system that might be able to contribute, including Erik Gustafsson, but how much any prospects are needed will depend largely on health and whether any of the incumbents are moved out.
Sergei Bobrovsky was a surprising starter in the Flyers' first game last year and then went on to play in 54 games as a rookie, posting a 2.59 goals against average and .915 save percentage. He was better early in the season and his struggles in the playoffs cast his future as the starter in doubt, but he's not yet 23-years-old, so it's not as though a fade at the end of his rookie season means he can't be a quality starter in the league.
Michael Leighton was out for half the year with a back injury and then was stuck in the AHL, where he played very well and suddenly he ended up with a start in the playoffs for the Flyers, but he's now -- just one year removed from taking the Flyers to the Stanley Cup final -- looking like an expensive backup or even AHLer.
Philadelphia traded for the rights to unrestricted free agent Ilya Bryzgalov and they're now trying to get him under contract. It's a legitimate effort to stabilize a position that has been seen as the franchise's Achilles heel, pretty much since Ron Hextall patrolled the crease.
The challenge for the Flyers is paying the top dollar that Bryzgalov expects and then making the moves necessary to accomodate the deal under the salary cap.
An undersized but mobile defencemen, Erik Gustafsson had an impressive rookie season with the Adirondack Phantoms of the AHL, to the point that he could be a serious contender for a spot on the Philadelphia blueline next season. With so many experienced blueliners ahead of him, easing Gustafsson into the NHL in a third-pair role might be ideal.
Signed out of Bemidji State in the spring, Matt Read might be the best of the Flyers' forward prospects if his late-season AHL audition (seven goals, 13 points in 11 games) is to be believed.
It says something about the quality of the Flyers prospects when one of their top forward prospect scored 28 points in the AHL last season. Eric Wellwood skates better than older brother Kyle Wellwood and didn't look out of place in three games with the Flyers, but he could probably use another year in the AHL to establish his offensive credentials at that level before worrying about the NHL.
Acquired from Columbus at the deadline, Tom Sestito is a bruiser who has scrapped 28 times in the AHL over the last two seasons, along with four times in nine games with the Blue Jackets last season, when he also contributed four points. While the physical game is going to be Sestito's bread-and-butter, he did score 42 goals in his last year of junior, so he at least has a clue what to do around the opponent's net.
An aggressive defensive presence with a physical edge to his game, Kevin Marshall could further refine his all-around game, but he's a battler that has two AHL seasons under his belt and could be ready for a look in Philadelphia soon.
A big forward with a bit of a scoring touch, Mike Testwuide had a solid first pro campaign after four years at Colorado College but, at 24-years-old, he should be closer to the NHL than some of the other prospects.
Another 24-year-old, Ben Holmstrom, is a high-energy checker who showed a little more offensively in his first AHL season than might have been expected following his collegiate career at UMass-Lowell.
A seventh-round pick last summer, Brendan Ranford continues to improve in the WHL and now that he's earned a rep as a scorer, he can still work on a more complete game before worrying about playing in Philadelphia.
Niko Hovinen may be a bit of a project, but the 6-foot-7 goaltender is intriguing enough and, considering the Flyers' track record between the pipes, it's probably best to take the no-stone-unturned approach.
A big forward with good hands, Tye McGinn will get a chance to prove he can score in the AHL next season. Whether he can succeed as a pro may depend on whether he's quick enough to consistently put himself in position to score.
Zac Rinaldo may be as likely as any Flyers forward prospect to land a spot in Philadelphia, but a forward who had nine points and 331 penalty minutes as a rookie in the AHL last season has a defined role as a disturber that also means a relatively low ceiling.
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FREE AGENCYAccording to www.capgeek.com, the Flyers have approximately $60.7M committed to the 2011-12 salary cap for 19 players.
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Press Release
April 16, 2009
Cynthia Leonor Garza
AFT Encourages Congressional Leaders To Address Healthcare System's
Preparedness for an Influenza Pandemic
AFL-CIO and Change to Win Unions Present Survey at Senate Briefing
WASHINGTON—Healthcare facilities are woefully unprepared to protect healthcare workers in the event of an influenza pandemic, and they lack the necessary plans, training and coordination with public health departments, the American Federation of Teachers said today of a survey conducted by the AFL-CIO entitled "Healthcare Workers In Peril: Preparing To Protect Worker Health and Safety During Pandemic Influenza."
A report on the survey of six healthcare unions, including AFT Healthcare, was presented at a briefing before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee today. The report concluded that healthcare facilities are not adequately prepared to protect healthcare workers-first responders-during an influenza pandemic. A full copy of the report is available at www.HealthCareWorkersInPeril.org .
"If there was an influenza pandemic today, our healthcare facilities would be overwhelmed, healthcare workers would be exposed to great risk, and patients wouldn't get the care they would require," said AFT Healthcare chair Candice Owley, who is also an AFT vice president. "Preparation is the key in properly handling disasters. The AFT strongly urges Congress to address the current weaknesses in the healthcare system's ability to respond effectively, and to provide more resources to ensure the safety of both the public and healthcare workers."
The survey found that while healthcare facilities have made strides toward better preparation for a pandemic, more needs to be done. According to the survey:
Training, communication and other planning elements are significantly inadequate in most surveyed facilities.
One-third of respondents said their facilities have no pandemic flu plan whatsoever.
A substantial number of the surveyed facilities have not developed policies to address crucial issues such as absenteeism of workers, family leave to care for sick family members, and guidelines for dealing with workers showing signs of illness.
The AFT is particularly concerned with healthcare facilities' lack of adequate preparedness training, written plans that designate essential personnel, preventive health and safety programs, and coordination with local, county and state health departments.
Recommendations in the report include setting national workplace standards that address airborne-transmissible diseases, as well as developing a comprehensive worker training and compliance strategy. The report also recommends that Congress evaluate the funding and readiness of state and local influenza plans.
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Product DescriptionSpecifically designed for XC riding,The Bracket short is made of water resistant, breathable fabric.The waistband is slightly raised inThe backTo cover your lower back in riding position. The adjustable Velcro straps help cinchThe shorts downTo a comfortable snug fit.The Bracket shorts have hand pockets, a zippered security pocket, as well as a cargo pocket.The chamois is plush and will keep your sit bones from aching.The chamois is also removable and washable.
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Media Affairs Internships
Social media, blogs, mass email, web sites and other forms of communication have become critical to advancing AFT's agenda. With this new paradigm, demands on communications staff have increased. By working with Media Affairs and Digital Communications, the candidate will help meet that demand and expand the reach of AFT's message.
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Iron Supplement
Helps supplement iron.
Fill dropper to prescribed level and dispense with a single squeeze of the dropper bulb. The full prescribed dose will be given. It is normal for a small amount of the solution to remain in the tip of the dropper. FER-IN-SOL iron drops may be given by dispensing directly into the mouth with the 'Safti-Dropper,' or by mixing with water or fruit juice.
Accidental overdose of iron-containing products is a leading cause of fatal poisoning in children under 6. Keep this product out of reach of children. In case of accidental overdose, call a doctor or poison control center immediately. Temporary discoloration of the teeth due to iron drops can be minimized by thorough brushing.
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