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Unification Park
The park consists of two areas: a seafront display of a warship and a North Korean submarine, and an underwhelming 'security exhibition hall' on a distant hillside with military planes parked outside it.
The park consists of two areas: a seafront display of a warship and a North Korean submarine, and an underwhelming 'security exhibition hall' on a distant hillside with military planes parked outside it.
The most popular and beautiful of the islands west of Mokpo is Hongdo. Some 6km long and 2.5km wide, it rises precipitously from the sea and is bounded by sheer cliffs, bizarre rock formations and wooded hillsides cut by ravines.
One highlight of this park, southeast of Haenam, is a major Zen temple complex. The temple is thought to date back to the mid-10th century, but it remained relatively unknown until it became associated with Seosan, a warrior monk who led a group against Japanese invaders between 1592 and 1598.
Travellers climbing Geumjeongsan (Geumjeong Mountain) expecting to see a fort will be disappointed because there isn't one. Geumjeong fortress is a stone wall with four gates. Not all is lost because this is where you'll find some of the city's best hiking.
On a series of stone terraces about 16km southeast of Gyeongju, set among gnarled pines and iris gardens that would make Van Gogh swoon, this temple is the crowning glory of Shilla architecture and is on the Unesco World Cultural Heritage list.
Don't come here expecting picturesque riverside huts or wispy-bearded characters labouring over kick wheels; the Icheon Ceramic Village is a busy town with a main street full of traffic, and the many potteries are spread out over a wide urban area.
Opened in 1897, Tapgol is a symbol of Korean resistance to Japanese rule. On 1 March 1919, Son Byeong-hui and 32 others signed and read aloud a Declaration of Independence (a copy in English can be read on the memorial plaque).
At 1140m long, the world's longest fountain rains down in graceful arcs from the double-decker Banpo Bridge and is best viewed from Banpo Hangang Park. The 15-minute show usually happens between April and the end of August at noon, 8pm and 9pm Monday to Friday and noon, 6pm, 8pm, 8.30pm and 9pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Arguably the best history museum in Korea, the Gyeongju National Museum is where you can appreciate the significance of this ancient city in one fell swoop.
In the mountains above Bulguk-sa is the famous grotto of Seokguram, also on the Unesco World Cultural Heritage list. Chipmunks dance in the thick woods leading up to the rotunda, where sits an image of the Sakyamuni Buddha surrounded by over three dozen guardians and lesser deities.
This sombre memorial park, opened in 1997, is the final burial place for victims of the May 18 Democratic Uprising of 1980, one of the most tragic incidents in modern Korean history. Officially, the casualties include 228 dead or missing and 4141 wounded, but the real numbers are believed to be much higher.
It's not the only harbour in the city but Gangguan is the prettiest. It's also a busy pier anchored by a promenade that serves multiple civic functions including dock, basketball court and picnic ground for package-tour travellers who aren't squeamish about a midmorning soju pick-me-up.
This small museum tells you everything about the Jikji, the oldest book in the world printed with moveable metal type. Unfortunately the book is not here – it's in the National Library of France.
This fortress is the city's most interesting and historically important site. Local street signs call it a castle but it's actually a well-preserved fortress that was partially destroyed during the Japanese invasion of 1592. It was here that one of the major battles of the campaign was fought, in which 70,000 Koreans lost their lives.
Five differing yangban (upper class) houses from the Joseon era have been moved to this park at the foot of Namsan from different parts of Seoul.
This attractive park filled with rocky cliffs and pavilions offers splendid views across the island-scattered sea. The park entrance, guarded by a statue of Admiral Yi, is just 20 minutes' walk from the train station or ferry terminal Follow the main path for 45 minutes to reach Madangbawi (great views and two rock carvings), followed by Ildeung (228m).


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Exploring Your Birth Philosophy
Katherine Pacovsky, a registered nurse at Saint Joseph's Hospital in Marshfield, Wisconsin, says that when she started out as an OB nurse over 35 years ago, women had very little say in how their babies were born. But much of that has changed, in large part due to education, information available on the Internet and in the media, as well as the women's rights movement.
Even now, however, Pacovsky shares that many of her patients neglect planning for labor. Instead, their focus is on the pregnancy and then on the baby. "Couples often fail to think about what would make the labor and the birth itself a mountain-top experience for them," says Pacovsky. To help couples explore their feelings and their options, Pacovsky has the couples in her childbirth class fill out birth plans.
Developing Your Birth Plan
"I think by filling out a birth plan and talking about some of the items on the birth plan, people think about what's important to them," says Pacovsky. "Once they have a grasp on that, they're able to have that mountain-top experience because they know what they want."
Pacovsky's birth plan starts with a disclaimer explaining that sometimes, despite the best intentions and preparations, interventions such as C-sections are necessary for the health of the mother and baby. Then, the birth plan prompts the couple on various subjects, including:
- What types of techniques do you want for labor pain? (Do you plan on having an epidural or other medication, or are you aiming for a natural birth?)
- Would you like medical intervention?
- What positions do you want for labor and for pushing?
- How do you feel about the doctor starting an IV?
- Under what conditions would you feel good about the doctor inducing labor? How far past your due date?
- Do you want anything special in the delivery room (for example, special music, or a mirror so that the mother can see the baby's head crowning)?
- Do you plan to breastfeed? If so, please explain that here so that your baby will remain with you (if medically possible) immediately after birth.
In all her years' experience, Pacovsky has yet to meet a doctor or nurse who can read minds—that's why it's so important to spell out your goals. Even if your practitioner or birthing facility doesn't require or even offer such a birth plan, it's your right to make one up yourself and make copies for the doctor or midwife, nurses, and other medical personnel.

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Have you tried watching TV with your parents? Don't. If you still want to do so means, all the best.
First of all it is the most confusing and frustrating experience you will have in your life. You will be watching some movie for a long time. Nobody will be around. But I don't know from where they will come, but the moment two people are kissing on screen, the parents will appear from somewhere and stand behind you.
I am thinking the kissing will be at romantic level and will go away in one second or so. But at that time only those two will passionately roll on the floor and just not stop it. Oh god, terribly embarrassing it will be. And on top of that the parents will ask ki, 'What movie you are watching?' As if it is very important now. Boss, I myself am upset right now.
While we were kids only they prevented us from seeing all the adult stuff. Next day in school, this guy will come and tell ki how his parents were out of town and how he watched Basic Instinct full movie on Star Movies and all. But when our parents go out of town, all the useless movies they will put. Ok fine, then we were kids and were not 'supposed' to see them. Ok.
But now? Now we are fully grown proper adults and still they are preventing? Actually, they are not preventing us and all. They are only just standing near you and watching along with you. How to watch, you tell? Now, don't give lecture ki, if you want adult stuff means you can see it on internet like teenagers. That and all we know. I am asking about proper adult content that can be shown on TV.
Now some 'open-minded' fellow will be thinking ki, what is there? Why to feel so embarrassed and all? Arey, what to do? You will understand only if your parents also had changed the channels when Carefree advertisement came on air. Or the Nirodh ads. For a long time, I didn't know itself ki what Nirodh was. Because by the time the guy in the ad said 'condom', the parents would have changed the channel. I thought it was 'Nirodh tonic' or something.
For people like us, this self-censoring is so much in the DNA ki nowadays even when there is no one around and there is a saucy scene on TV, automatically you feel like changing the channel!
If you feel brave and bold and strong and resisting the urge to change channel means, the channel guy is putting all the censors in place. Even Titanic they are censoring yaar! That epic scene? Gone! Boss, what is the point if that scene is not shown? No, seriously! Do you realize how upset Kate Winselet will be if she comes to know of this? And best is, even subtitles they are changing! Like they are changing 'shit' to 'crap'. Somebody tell me how this is even logical.
Children should not watch adult stuff means understandable. But adult stuff itself should not be there or what? That too only when we are adults now! Hell, we can even be parents soon. If I ask this means you will say ki 'Chee, this fellow is so cheap and desperate'. But before everyone you will only go to the internet secretly and stream amateur videos.
Despite all this mega censoring, we are still not able to watch the TV in the presence of parents. Ok. Fine. We don't want to be embarrassed in front of parents by watching movies. You switch on news channel means there only Poonam Pandey is standing there in bikini flashing her..teeth at you. On Prime Time National Television. Arey! What the hell do they want us to do man?
You throw the remote in frustration means immediately the parents are grabbing the remote and putting on some devotional channel. Oh god.
Boss how many hours in the day will they show devotional stuff on TV yaar? Devotional stuff also I can understand. Chalo, peace of mind for parents. Ok, accepted. One fellow is doing yoga 24 hours on TV! Mad or what?
Thinking about all this itself is such a traumatic experience. You still want to switch on that TV when your parents are around?


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There are some great teachers here, but they are not the norm. If your child is smart but doesn't test into the gifted program, most teachers don't know how to let your child go ahead. They will reprimand your child for trying to keep busy by getting ahead with that homework while bored in class. If you even suggest that your child is bored, they will get offended. My child was given extra homework as a punishment for finishing his homework for that night before class was over. That showed me an insecure teacher more than one who could see that my child needed more advanced work.
We have had a great experience at River Eves. Really appreciate the commitment the teachers have to the kids. Looking forward to this year.
Amazing school. I always felt welcome whenever I wanted to come by class or have lunch or breakfast. Sabrina Donnell is the best Kindergarten teacher You could imagine. The only draw back of the entire school is the rude blonde front desk lady. I recommend to all parents!!!
First year my child attended at REES, the whole year was a bad experience, from the bus pickup, (rude driver,) to the end of school when a teacher put her hands on my child! Not cool! A child needs love, respect and the disipline comes from the parents.
The teachers at this school are awesome. However, the Administration and the PTA go hand in hand. If you can't be a huge contribution to them then you are pushed out. If you live in an apartment expect your child to be labeled. The worst of all though is the fact that the principal is more willing to listen to a PTA member than his own staff which in return makes the students who are middle and lower class less heard.
As a parent of 2 children attending REES I cannot put into words how impressed I am with this school. We have had such a great experience and I'm thrilled to see the leadership from the top down. I have been most impressed with the leadership and the quick removal of average or sub-par teachers. It's great to see a school hold its teachers to the same standards as we the parents do. I'm also impressed with the school involvement in technology and their strong focus of becoming a S.T.E.M school. That is fantastic news for all of our children! I am also amazed at the level of involvement of the parents both in PTA and REEF. The amount of time volunteered and money raised by both of these organizations is jaw dropping! The children in the REES community are so incredibly benefitted by the outstanding commitment to excellence of the REES parents, teachers and staff. I've now been a part of REES for 3 years and have 2 children that are growing and thriving due to this wonderful school. Come see what this school has to offer and, even more, get involved!!
Wonderful school. Teachers are very engaging with the students as well as the Principal. There is a tremendous amount of Parent involvement at the School. REES offers a variety of after school curricular activities for students who want to develop beyond the normal School day. Both my children attend and are doing quite well as a result of the dedication and teaching methods employed by the teachers and faculty at REES.
We have been at River Eves for the last 5 years and have been thoroughly pleased. The teachers are amazing and the PTA involvement is exceptional!
great school. i have 3 in the system and it's been great for my kids. families are supportive and involved and my kids have enjoyed being there.
I have a 5th grader and a 3rd grader at River Eves. We moved to River Eves from a private school environment and have been so pleased that we have not considered going back. Some of the things we love about River Eves: loving teachers who provide loads of feedback to parents; fabulous parents who give of their time and talents to PTA and Foundation; overnight field trips to Tybee Island, Rock Eagle and the Ga Aquarium; a full time technology coach funded by the Foundation; iPads for every teacher and Active Boards for every classroom; fun and creative media center staff and Reading Bowl team; school gardens; Science Lab with full time science teacher; Eagle Fliers running team...the list goes on! We are feeling very well prepared for middle school, and that is the best compliment of all!
I moved my kids to River Eves Elementary from a private school environment. I was happy to see how well they blended in and adjusted to new friends and great teachers. River Eves has a strong academics curriculum and enrichment programs. Accelerated and Advanced Class Placements for Math and English are available at each Grade Level. Therefore my children were challenged academically and thrived! Parent involvement is essential to ensure that your student succeeds in school. Join the PTA and volunteer in committee or in the foundation!
Having attended elementary school in another Metro Atlanta county, coming to River Eves Elementary two years ago was a breath of fresh air. The teachers and staff are dynamic and engaging, going way above and beyond the call of duty to offer the students a meaningful and memorable learning experience. My fifth grader has learned how to start a business this year! That's valuable, real-world knowledge that she will take with her into the future. The PTA at River Eves is as involved as any I've ever seen, offering a multitude of enrichment programs and extra-curricular activities for the kids enjoy. My child has thrived at River Eves Elementary and we are grateful for the experience!
Our family has been at River Eves for over 5 years and I can not say enough wonderful things about this school. My children have thrived academically and are surrounded by the greatest group of kids. They have had some incredibly dedicated teachers who go above and beyond in their teaching...incorporating technology such a interactive white boards, "Mystery Skype" with other schools in the country and iPads to engage the students...creating hands on experiences such as publishing their own books in the younger grades to learning the process of starting a business through an entrepreneur fair in the 5th grade. The administration is comprised of focused leaders and driven to make our school the very best it can be. There is also a strong PTA and foundation (REEF) who work together to bring additional enrichment opportunities to the classroom and organize fun events that bring our community together. Our older child is beyond prepared for middle school next year and we look forward to a few more years at River Eves with our younger child.
We have had a fantastic experience at River Eves. Both my kindergartener and 2nd grader have had engaging, creative and inspirational teachers. Our school continues to receive numerous awards with the most recent being the Fulton County Schools Northeast Learning teacher of the year-Ms. Aga, 5th Grade. We have a very active PTA who spends time and talent enriching the classroom experience for all students and stellar foundation (REEF) who puts the latest technology in the classroom so every student has a chance use it. There is a strong focus on academics but also outstanding enrichment opportunities --our specials teachers in art/music are very creative and talented and there are many school sponsored events that are widely popular and well attended. I find the teachers and administration easy to communicate with on a weekly basis. It is an exciting time for our kids to be at RIver Eves Elementary.
My review is solely based on my daughter's experience in Kindergarten and 1st grade and it has been excellent. Her teachers have been energetic, disciplinarians, and motivating. I feel the key is to get involved as parents. Meet with your teachers and volunteer. As with any public school in our current economic environment, there are budget shortfalls but the River Eves PTA and Education Foundation work diligently to provide funds and man power to fill in the holes. Our second child will begin attending next year and we look forward to continued success.
Between the teachers yelling at students and penalizing the whole class for something that one or two students may have done, this school has been a terrible experience. Last year was our first year and it was a bad experience with the teacher. I was hoping that this year it would have been better, but it's almost the same thing. If you can live in a different school area, I would definitely recommend it.
We just love River Eves. The teachers and admin are so knowledgable and helpful. They are understanding and give the children confidence. Parents are always welcome to come have lunch with the kids, and there are many opportunities to get involved. The academics are incredible,,, my second grader is already learing his multiplication tables! WOW!
The school is more about obedience, 100 percent discipline to the point it is at times ridiculous, and following directions than about children and education. If you want your child to be a creative and possibly even independent thinker, or if you are looking for a nurturing environment, or an environment where you get to talk to your child during lunch time when you visit (Silent Lunch is standard...), look elsewhere. We are taking our kids out and stop wondering, if this is what GA schools are like, no wonder that the state ranks so low and that half the people around us have their kids in private schools. Test scores are not everything!
I'm very happy with my family's experience at River Eves so far. My daughter is also in the accelerated reader program. She's only in kindergarten and writing using capitalization, punctuation, contractions, etc. Her teacher and teacher's assistant are both super sweet and they do a great job communicating with my husband and I. I look forward to my daughter's 1st grade experience with River Eves this fall.
I have a first-grader at River Eves and we could not be happier! I also have a teenage step daughter who has attended private school all her life and I am really so impressed with what River Eves has to offer. The new principal is outstanding and a great leader. He is very involved in the PTA and looking to stay on the leading-edge of education and making this great environment for our kids. Kindergarten was a dream and we had the very best teachers! We are excited about 1st grade. Thumbs up, all the way around!
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9000 Eves Rd
Roswell, GA 30076
Phone: (770) 552-4550
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how has a belief in an afterlife affected the quality of life on earth?
I see this as multi-faceted. Starting with those who believe;
A-1: Some believe that life hereafter is dependent on how well they have upheld the golden rule.
A-2: Some believe that life hereafter is only determined by adherence to religious ritual and doctrine.
A-3: Some believe that they have a duty to uphold God's law and to defend it with whatever it takes in order to get God's approval.
Now to those who don't believe;
B-1: If this is all you have to give, give it all you have to offer.
B-2: He who dies with the most toys wins. The losers are just a bunch of stupid people anyway.
B-3: If life doesn't go on, why should I live in poverty while others live like kings? Let's take the world by force; Might makes right.
We all know what category Richard Dawkins is in; B-1. He sees religious people as not caring about this life because religion steers them in that direction. He abhors those who would kill in the name of God, and I don't blame him. People in this category see religion as a threat to the preservation of this planet.
What category are drug cartels and human traffickers in? They don't kill you quickly, they suck the life out of you over time. Is A-3 any better or worse than B-3? there are many who choose not to do evil because they believe in divine retribution. Would taking away that belief make them better or worse?
I don't see this question as black and white. I would like to see A-1 and B-1 come together and work to eliminate all the others. Can we do that, and what would it take?
I am open to anyone else's thoughts on the subject.
Closing Statement from Roy Bourque
I have found in the comments that it can go both ways. Many feel that a belief in an afterlife has caused many to have a contempt for this life. Some feel that they are connected to something greater, but don't see it as God. Some have left the church they were in for something that has more meaning in the present life.
What a person believes is largely dictated by what they were taught unless they choose to seek for themselves. I believe that religion was originally meant as a guide for seeking, but has been monopolized by institutions to promote their beliefs. Many others feel the same way, but differ in how they chose to seek.
Today, science has taken the lead in many person's tools to understand the world. Some have gone beyond their faith but still use the tools of science to augment how they see the world. For them it is not one-sided, but a compromise between the two, gleaning from each other to expose the truth wherever it may exist.
Adriaan presents links on Swedenborg. It offers teachings by one who has lived a spiritual life.
The negatives to the debate are concerning those who would do terrible things to please God because that is what they have been taught. They see an afterlife as a way out of a wicked world. Churches use fear, punishment, and reward to promote a moral code and lock their parishioners into a belief system that is unswerving.
The positives are concerning a connectedness to a greater whole. Some find solace in believing in an afterlife in a world that has left them with little to hope for in their present life.
I see an afterlife as an extension of our present life. Should we return here, why not leave the planet better off. If science can tell us how to do that, then so be it. Should we go somewhere else, why would God choose someone who couldn't take care of the world they were entrusted with? Should we go nowhere, why not learn all we can about the world we live in?
Find the truth however you can, and share it.
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Nicotine addiction & smoking cessation 3 day training course
Gain in-depth knowledge and skills in nicotine addiction and smoking cessation to work in primary and allied healthcare as a tobacco treatment and smoking cessation specialist.
You will be taught by experts in nicotine addiction and smoking cessation, including world expert A/Prof Renée Bittoun and other leaders in the field.
Topics you will cover during the course:
- The causes, consequences, treatment and latest research in smoking cessation and nicotine addiction
- Practical skills for applying evidence-based smoking cessation techniques in your workplace
- How to improve the implementation and evaluation of programs in Smoking Cessation in your workplace
The course is brought to you by A/Prof Renée Bittoun from the Smoking Research Program, Brain & Mind Research Institute, and Editor-in Chief of The Journal of Smoking Cessation.
Who is it for?
- Psychologists
- Drug and alcohol
- Counsellors
- General practitioners
- Registered nurses
- Healthcare workers and others with a legitimate interest
What qualifications will you receive?
A University of Sydney Certificate of attendance is awarded to attendees at the conclusion of the course. You will be recognised by your peers as having specialised knowledge and skills in nicotine addiction and smoking cessation.
Texts and resources are provided as well as exposure to clinics and access to continuing medical education.
Your trainers
The teaching faculty has many years of experience in clinical practice and professional training regarding smoking cessation.
- Associate Professor Renée Bittoun
Head of the Smoking Research Program at the University of Sydney's Brain & Mind Research Institute, Bittoun has worked in smoking cessation for more than 30 years and is an inaugural member of the international Society for Research in Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT). A/Prof Bittoun is the author of many books on smoking and quitting both for the public and as text books for practitioners. She has published many research articles on tobacco dependence and cessation, and conducted clinical trials of many treatments for tobacco dependence¬ – both pharmacotherapies and behavioural interventions.
A/Prof Bittoun established and continues to teach the first University course on Nicotine Addiction and Smoking Cessation in any Australian university at the University of Sydney, and is President of The Australian Association of Smoking Cessation Professionals (AASCP).
She is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of the international peer-reviewed Journal of Smoking Cessation. Apart from being invited as keynote speaker at many international conferences, A/Prof Bittoun has been invited to conduct "Master-classes" in smoking cessation around the world, most recently in Wales, Ireland and The Netherlands.
A/Prof Bittoun was nominated for Australian of the Year in 2008. In 2009, she was awarded the prestigious Thoracic Society of Australia and New Zealand (TSANZ) President's Award for her contribution to tobacco control.
Since 2012, A/Prof. Renee Bittoun has been teaching Smoking Cessation to the indigenous staff at Maari Ma in Broken Hill. Prof. Bittoun has tailored her teachings to be specifically geared towards Aborigines and she is pleased to have been asked back for a second year.
Through quarterly visits, which include treating patients at their smoker's clinic and lectures to staff, as well as and monthly teleconferences with staff focusing on specific topics such as hard to treat patients she has been greatly improving the knowledge of Maari Ma's staff and their indigenous community.
- Dr Colin Mendelsohn
Colin worked as a GP for nearly 30 years with a special interest in smoking cessation and now works exclusively as a Tobacco Treatment Specialist at the Brain and Mind Research Institute. He has conducted hundreds of workshops and lectures around Australia and New Zealand teaching students, medical practitioners and other health professionals how to help smokers quit. He taught at the University of New South Wales for 10 years and now teaches in the Nicotine Dependence course at Sydney University. Colin has participated in many research studies on smoking cessation and has published many articles in peer-reviewed medical journals. He is a reviewer for the Cochrane Tobacco Group, Journal of Smoking Cessation and MedicineToday. He also acts as a consultant to pharmaceurical companies on smoking cessation. He is passionate about educating health professionals and the public about smoking, helping smokers to quit and raising awareness of smoking as an urgent health priority. He believes a strong AASCP is the best way to achieve these goals.
- Melinda Barrone
Melinda Barone is a registered psychologist with a special interest in Addictions. Melinda is also the founder and principal psychologist of Valeo Clinic which combines neuroscience, physiology and psychology to psychological treatment. Melinda is the Vice President of the AASCP, with her main focus being on training of Health professionals in the treatment of nicotine addiction; development of treatment policy in nicotine addiction; development of Tobacco Treatment Specialist training programs and future governance of nicotine addiction treatment by AASCP. Melinda also a member of several AASCP steering committees and a visiting lecturer at the Smoking Cessation Unit in the Faculty of Medicine, Brain Mind Institute, at the University of Sydney teaching health professionals about nicotine addiction and treatment.
- Donna Harrison
Donna Harrison is a Tobacco Treatment Specialist and Co Vice President and founding member of AASCP. Donna has been treating smokers for tobacco misuse and dependence for more than 23 years. Through the late 1980's and the 1990's, Donna worked for the Quit For Life Campaign, providing education to the public on tobacco dependence and its treatment. She has initiated and conducted tobacco dependence treatment clinics in public and private domains. She has conducted numerous treatment clinics across a range of environments including hospitals, workplaces, defence departments, police services and correctional settings. She has many years experience helping smokers with complex comorbidities including those with psychiatric, neurological and immunological disorders. Donna has been heavily involved in the education of health professionals in the treatment and management of tobacco dependence. She is very keen on raising the standard of clinical treatment and management of smokers by primary health care professionals. She sees this role as a patient advocacy one, to fulfill tobacco dependent patients' medical rights to the highest standard of clinical treatment. Donna is currently a PhD candidate at the Smoking Research Unit of the Brain and Mind Research Institute, University of Sydney.
- George Klein
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VIRGINIA BEACH— Bobby Lafoon has been working to remove the tainted Chinese drywall from his home for years.
"We've been unable to use part of our house, which is 1800 square ft, for almost three years."
Matters got worse when he was diagnosed with kidney disease, forcing him to be on dialysis three days a week. After hearing about his sickness, friends came to lend a helping hand.
"The man has kidney disease and needs assistance. I had a Chinese drywall home myself, and I know how heart aching it can be to do those repairs," Jason Mclain said,
About 300 local families were affected by Chinese Drywall. Lafoon, Mclain and Patrick Ryan all believe the faulty material made them sick.
"We finished our house of October 2010. In June 2011, I was diagnosed with a mass on my kidney. We had it removed and it turned out to be cancer," Ryan explained.
"I had a condo in Williamsburg, with Chinese drywall. I lived in it for 3 and half years. I got it finally fixed, moved back in to find out I had cancer," Mclain said.
On top of health concerns, Chinese drywall is not covered by insurance. Families like the Lafoons had to cover the cost. They say a little help goes a long way.
"I'm kind of overwhelmed on how many people have come out today to help."


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We all have recently received our new tax assessments from the county and if you, like me, were surprised to see that your property has increased in value significantly you probably said something like," are they crazy? Don't they know that property values are down?" The answer to that is, of course they do, but that is irrelevant to the objectives of an ever-increasing government. This is about maintaining and/or growing government.
On April 13, Mrs. Audree A. Clark of Cassatt celebrated her 91st birthday with her family on the patio of the Karesh Wing at KershawHealth. Mrs. Clark was on the Karesh Wing recovering from a recent fall and was receiving physical therapy. Throughout the day, the family talked in anticipation of her coming home, and she said she wanted a really big celebration thrown in her honor. The family was all smiles as they sang "Happy Birthday." The cake, so delicately made by her daughter, Jimmie, sat in front of her. They gazed upon her as she cut her cake ...
Webster's Dictionary defines "forum" as a public meeting or lecture involving audience discussion.
I recently received my updated property appraisal notice and was quite surprised. I was surprised with the reassessment because the value is higher than previous years. And although we've maintained the property in good shape we have not made any expansions or improvements. This property was acquired in 2005 and, based on my limited understanding of appraisals and reappraisals and the associated state laws, my belief would be that it was based on the so-called and recently controversial "point of sale" appraisal. The increased value is even more surprising since this property was acquired at or near the peak ...
As a volunteer at KershawHealth, I agree with Bob Dornblaser. We do take jobs away from employees. However, if we all resigned, the hospital leadership would not rehire those employees. The patients would suffer. The employees who depend on our help would suffer. Amy Kinard, the new volunteer director who had nothing to do with this mess, would suffer.
Thank you, city of Camden, for creating the beautiful Village Green – a very nice addition to our city.
As my family and I move to Aiken, I would be remiss if I did not share my gratitude to this community for all that you have done for us. My husband, KT, grew up here and has loved Camden his entire life. Being from up north, I was unsure if a Michigan girl would fit in. Will Camden accept me? The answer was "yes." Not only did Camden accept me, they allowed me to grow as a mom, a wife, and also as a teacher. I spent five years in this school district, first at Mt. Pisgah and Bethune ...
I thought the hospitality tax was to be used to bring in tourists. How will the YMCA do this? Who will be willing to travel to Camden just to work out, or to take a swim? Are the people just outside the city limits the tourists the city is counting on? Those of us who don't live in the city limits still pay the hospitality tax because we have no choice; if we want to enjoy the local businesses there, we have to just go along.
Today was the last "Lunch and Learn" at the Health Resource Center. For so many in our community, it was a sad day. The center was a valuable asset to Kershaw County and will be dearly missed. A big thank-you to the wonderful staff.
I am compelled to write this letter after reading the letter that was written by Officer Christopher Phillips in the Chronicle-Independent on Friday, May 20, 2011. He was writing from the standpoint of being a member of the Kershaw County Sheriff's Office staff. I'm writing from a citizen of Kershaw County's view. This has been a hard week for a lot of people, especially our law enforcement officers. I was really grateful, happy and sad after reading his letter.
My wife and I have been volunteering for more than four years at KershawHealth. On Tuesday, May 17, 24 working people were let go. Through no fault of their own they were released of their jobs. My wife and I immediately resigned because we think we are taking jobs away from those workers. The hospital is very happy with their volunteers because it doesn't cost them anything. I loved volunteering at KershawHealth but volunteers should be suspicious that they are not being used by the hospital instead of the hospital hiring workers.
"We the People." These important words are celebrated as the opening salvo in a historic experiment in constitutional democracy, an experiment that we in this state live every day. We are partners in this strong process.
At the Town Green event a couple of weekends ago, I had a lengthy conversation with Councilman Pat Partin about council's vision to grow Camden. He suggested that I get a copy of the Camden vision plan, so I would be informed. At his suggestion, I got a copy and I studied the plan recommendations which, as Mayor Jeffrey Graham stated in the Chronicle-Independent, "It encapsulates hours of citizens input along with the opinion of professional city planners. It is a combination of where our citizens said they want our city to go and what steps we should take ...
I was very disappointed in your recent Noted and passed comments criticizing Gov. Haley for being insensitive in not making appointments to minorities in the proportions that you felt appropriate. I would have thought that you, as I, would have wanted her to choose the best available for the job regardless of the category into which they fell. Whether she did or not, only time will tell.
The Kershaw County Ministers Association is proud to sponsor the annual community Lenten services each year. This has been a tradition of long standing.
On Sunday afternoon (Sept. 7), my friend was driving south of Jefferson Davis Highway. It was raining, with lots of thunder and lightning. When she got past the BP station, a transformer must have exploded. Her car hit the pole. She suffered some bad injuries.
On Aug. 24, 2013, my brother, Alan Robinson, was cruelly and brutally murdered. The week of Aug. 24, 2014, his killer was tried, found guilty and sentenced to life in prison without parole for his crime.
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It was the summer of 1977. I'd just received my education degree, but I wasn't ready to begin my "professional" career. So I decided to take on a construction project.
With only a few summers' worth of construction experience but a lot of youthful ambition, I planned to dismantle a large colonial home and rebuild it elsewhere for a customer. I enlisted a buddy — another recent college graduate — to help.
It was during this project that I discovered what I wanted to do with my life. When we started stripping plaster and pulling up floor coverings, we found beautiful hand-hewn timbers connected by tight interlocking joinery. During demolition I uncovered an 1826 Liberty Head penny left by a craftsman more than 150 years before. That penny would provide my future company with its name, Liberty Head Post and Beam.
Almost 30 years later, I'm still intrigued by the beauty and structural integrity of a tight-fitting timber frame, and regular phone calls from would-be apprentices indicate I'm not alone. Unlike many construction businesses, I have no trouble finding and keeping bright, ambitious employees; several of our eight crew members have been with the company 10 years or more.
At first I focused mostly on dismantling and reassembling historic buildings, but within a few years I started building my own timber frames. I learned a lot about joinery from old buildings; even in the early years it was clear to me that not all timber frames are created equal. The better frames were built with joints that resisted twisting of the members as they dried, and they were hewn from rot-resistant woods.
Wood Species
Timber frames can be constructed from just about any wood species, but most of our frames are made from Eastern hemlock or Douglas fir. Both of these softwoods are easy to work with yet very strong and dimensionally stable. Hemlock is a traditional choice in our area and the material comes from local suppliers, which appeals to some customers.
Douglas fir is popular because it's a handsome reddish-brown color and has an interesting grain. I like it because it's easy to get — I usually have a truck of timber a week after placing an order with the suppliers in my area — and we can get it grade-stamped for commercial projects. It costs about twice as much as hemlock, primarily because it has to be trucked from the West Coast. But since most of a frame's cost is labor, the additional expense adds only about 10 percent to the overall job.
Another attribute of hemlock and fir is that they generally don't twist or check badly as they dry. To further prevent checking, we coat any end grain with Anchorseal end sealer (U.C. Coatings, 888/363-2628, www.uccoatings.com). The waxy coating slows drying, which helps keep checks and splits to a minimum.
Oak and pine. While white oak has long been considered one of the best materials for timber framing, it has become so expensive we seldom use it anymore. It was never a common timber framing material in northern New England anyway; the climate is too cold to support large stands of white oak.
Over the last 20 years I've seen an increase in the use of white pine for timber framing. Timber framers who are using it may disagree, but I don't think pine is the best timber-frame material. In my experience, pine won't tolerate the additional stress caused by drawbore pegging (using a 1/8-inch offset between the holes on the tenon and the holes on the mortise so that the framing members are drawn together as the peg is driven through the joint). Pine tends to split as the peg is driven.
Also, in all my years of dismantling and rebuilding historic structures, we have never come across pine frames or components. I can only conclude that either the pine frames didn't survive long enough to be salvaged, or the timber framers of the time didn't think pine was an appropriate material. Certainly the reason isn't that pine was in short supply: The sheathing, flooring, and millwork were almost always pine.
The key to timber framing is the mortise-and-tenon joint. We use fully housed tenons; the housing is a recess about 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch deep that receives the framing member with the tenon. This joint takes longer to make, but it prevents the timbers from twisting as they dry and allows us to compensate for slight variations in the dimensions of timbers.
Housed mortises — like the one in the post cut to receive the knee brace — help prevent members from twisting as they dry.
Rafters have an interlocking joint at the top plate.
A pegged mortise-and-tenon joint at the peak.
Long members, like plates that run the length of a wall, are made with scarf joints.
We also use scarf joints to join shorter timbers into tie beams and top plates, which are the longest members in a house frame. We use a compound cut at rafter ends, too, which provides greater uplift and thrust resistance than a typical birdsmouth. All joints are secured with tapered white oak pegs. As I mentioned earlier, we use drawbore pegging for mortises and tenons.
Tools of the Trade
Any carpenter would recognize our most commonly used hand tools. The only difference would be that our tools are a little bigger than those used by stick framers and seem to cost a lot more.
When raising a frame, we carry both conventional framing hammers and medium-sized mallets with replaceable rawhide faces. We keep large mallets called commanders within reach for more stubborn timbers.
Specialized power tools from Mafell — a chain mortiser.
An oversized planer.
And a circular saw — speed the prepping of timbers in the shop.
On site, the crew uses a collection of large wood mallets.
And smaller rawhide mallets to nudge timbers into place.
And large chisels for fine-tuning joints.
Most important of all, the company's boom truck handles delivery and heavy lifting.
We also use folding pruning saws for cutting pegs, and large framing chisels for fine-tuning the joinery. We have dozens of rigging straps of all lengths, which we use for lifting timbers with the crane or tugging them with come-alongs. We have at least 20 come-alongs on site for tightening joints, pulling bents, and moving anything that needs a little persuasion.
Power tools. We mainly use power tools when we're building a frame in the shop. Pulling a power tool from our trailer on site usually means that we made a mistake at the shop. But problems do arise, so we always carry a chain mortiser, a large power plane, a router for easing edges, and a 14-inch circular saw. Most of our power tools are made by a German company, Mafell (888/736-3812, www.mafell.com), which specializes in the timber-frame trade.
Don't forget the crane. We have our own truck-mounted crane for delivery and assembly. The truck has a 20-foot body, but we can move timbers longer than 30 feet if we need to.
The crane can lift as much as 5,000 pounds while extended 45 feet, or 1,000 pounds (roughly the weight of a large preassembled dormer) at its maximum extension of 80 feet.
Raising a Frame
We start by assembling the bent (a vertical section of the frame) farthest away from the truck. A bent commonly includes the first-floor posts, a tie beam that carries the second-floor joists, the second-floor posts, and the rafters.
We rarely assemble the whole thing at once, as it would be too big and unwieldy. More often, we start with the first-floor posts and the second-floor beams.
We pay close attention to how we load the truck so we can pull those components without moving a lot of other pieces. Tie beams, which are generally made in two sections, go together first. Then we install the posts and knee braces. Knee braces provide some racking resistance and cut the length of the span, but perhaps most important they give the frame its traditional look.
Most of our frames are built over a modern floor system made from sawn or engineered lumber. While it's possible to attach the posts on top of the subfloor, we prefer to cut pockets through the subflooring and rest the post bases directly on the mudsill. This helps prevent the posts from twisting as they dry out. Twisting posts not only look bad, but they can crack tile and make finish carpentry difficult.
Assembling a frame starts with the bent farthest from the crane. Carefully sized pockets in the subfloor will receive the posts.
A detail the author likes because it provides good bearing directly onto the sill and also helps prevent the posts from twisting.
Using the pockets also provides a better structural connection, because the outer posts can be nailed or screwed through the band joist to resist uplift forces. The pockets make assembly faster, too, because they secure the bottoms of the posts during the frame raising.
We almost always have to enlarge at least one hole or trim a post bottom, but most of the GCs we work with do a good job of locating the pockets when they frame the floor, based on our drawings.
We lift and guide the bent into position with the crane, and then we brace it with dimensional lumber.
Once we have craned the second bent into position, we use come-alongs to spread the bents so we can drop the connecting beams — called girts — between them.
A pair of bents has been raised and braced.
The crew uses come-alongs and the crane to cautiously spread the bents, coax the tenoned girts into their mortises.
Then pull the bents back together.
Second floor. When all the bents are raised, we bring in the second-floor joists in pairs so we can place them two at a time. Framers stationed at both ends of the joist guide them into place.
Top plates are next. Same as in stick framing, they form the top of the wall and receive the eaves ends of the rafters. Once the top plates are in place, the frame starts to feel sturdy.
Assembly continues with the second-story posts and connecting plates.
Which are mortised to receive the rafters.
Braces are nailed along the outside of the perimeter posts, where the nail holes will not be visible.
Queen posts and queen-post ties follow. These assemblies rest on the tie beam and, along with the purlins, create midspan support for the rafters.
Rafters and Dormers
Using pairs of rigging straps, we lift up the rafters one at a time. Bringing each rafter in at the approximate roof angle makes installation easier. The rafters have a compound birdsmouth cut at the eaves end, and a mortise-and-tenon joint at the ridge. We fasten them midspan and at the eaves with long ring nails commonly used in pole-building construction.
With small cleats tacked on top to prevent the straps from sliding, the rafters are lifted into place one at a time.
After opposing rafters are pegged at the top, they are nailed to midspan purlins with long ring-shank nails.
A gable dormer completes the frame.
The house shown in the photos had one shed dormer and one gable dormer. The GC chose to stick-frame the shed dormer, and we built the gable dormer. We preassembled much of the dormer on the ground and then lifted the assembly in one piece.
Once a few more rafters were installed over the dormer and a pine bough was placed at the ridge, the frame was complete.
Exterior Finishes
At this point my work is done and the GC takes over. Though stress-skin panels are often used for the rest of the project, I prefer stick framing for several reasons: First, it's easier to run mechanicals and make changes and additions with studded walls.
Second, I've had customers tell me that the stress-skin panels don't stop outside noise like traffic or barking dogs as well as an insulated stick-framed house does. And finally, carpenter ants seem to love nesting in stress-skin panels.
For the house shown, the GC used stress-skin panels for the roof and stick framed the walls with 2x6s. He insulated the walls with spray polyurethane foam. The timber frame was kept 6 inches from the building line to make room for stud walls around the bents.
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falling flat by An MSN Autos Consumer on 03/20/2012. Trim: 2012 Kia Soul +, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: roomy inside,comfortable.
Cons: very dissapointed with the gas mileage. i drive 67 miles one way to work, all hwy. am struggling to get 28 mpg. previously owned a kia spectra and got 30 + mpg and in had a spare tire(wieght). would not have purchased this vehicle had i known about it's poor gas mileage. have almost 5k miles ,no improvement.
Overall review: if the gas mileage on hwy was anywhere close to 35mpg i would love this vehicle...... but ..not so much.
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2012 KIA Soul by Gerhard on 12/13/2011. Trim: 2012 Kia Soul +, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Tops in safety, mileage is great. This is my second Soul. I was hit by a Ford pickup in the drivers door. The way the side air bags deployed, I never even got sor neck. The 2010 Soul was totaled. I ran to the dealer to get another Soul.
Cons: No cons
Overall review: I have had a soul for two years and loved the car. The 2012 is even better than the 2010 in ride and room. I can't wait to see what KIA has in store for the future.
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I love my Kia Soul + by Onebignerd - Dalton, Georgia on 03/12/2012. Trim: 2012 Kia Soul +, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: Wife has a Sorento and I have the Soul. I love the way my Kia Soul drives. Very smooth ride. It is much higer up than a car. I admit the blind spots are annoying but if you get one of little round mirrors to put on your left and right mirrors, then you are set. The sound system is absolutely awesome and I do not even have the supreme sound that the Soul ! has.
Cons: The MPG they promised is not going to happen. No matter if you use the ECO or not. I live in Georgia, there is a lot of freeway driving I am getting 28 on the freeway. But I tell you this I love this Kia Soul! I wouldn't give it up for anything.
Overall review: If one is looking for a small, compact vehicle with a lot of room, then PLEASE take a look at the whole Soul line-up, then take a test drive. You will see why a lot of people (not just myself) are sold on the Soul.
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fun and exciting by cj from everywhere on 11/11/2011. Trim: 2012 Kia Soul +, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: handling is the best--turns very quick--great brakes--easy to see out of--great seating postion--nice dash--good controls--lots of interior lights--comfortable to sit in on long drives
Cons: putting on the seatbelts in the front seats
Overall review: sweet car to drive and fun to look at
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Refined Ride and Build by John on 12/04/2011. Trim: 2012 Kia Soul +, Owned less than 1 year.
Pros: The car is easy to get in and out of. My girl friend age 71 loves it. It is quiet, responsive, comfortable, and spacious. It has more bells and whistles than I want, need, or will ever use. Havng those is nice, nontheless. It is $200 less a year to insure versus a Corolla for me. I pay $730 a year at GEICO - age 66 - limited non-work non-school driving. The sticker price for the white Soul+ was $19,750. My web based quote (via a MSN auto link) and ultimate purchase price was $16,750, plus the usual mandatory taxes and fees. KIA charged me a 1.9% interest rate for the three year loan that I wanted.
Cons: I don't feel comfortable without a spare tire on board. That said, KIA provides the car with an automatic tire repair system and gives you a free five year road side service contract should you have a problem. Mileage around town is not great, but my average trip is a mile to the store and a mile back. My 1998 Cavalier needed filling up every month and a half. The Soul+ needs a fill up every four months. Both have around the same fuel tank size.
Overall review: I buy new cars and keep them until they are not economically repairable. The KIA feels like it will outlast me. My primary concerns were comfort and convenience. KIA has both. If you are older and have trouble getting into an SUV or something lower like a Cavalier, now the Chevy Cruze, or Camery, you will find this car a welcome relief.
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I know what you're thinking. "Did Apple just fire off one hundred dollars from its share price in the last six months? Is Research in Motion poised to return from where it fell over five years ago?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But be that as it may, the tech sector is one of the most volatile in the world, and could easily blow your portfolio clean away. So before you play your hunch, you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky?
Well, do ya, punk?
Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), the iconic tech beacon of Cupertino, has been trending down recently. Some investors have shied away from its stock after hearing news like this from The Wall Street Journal:
Apple Inc. has cut its component orders for the iPhone 5 because of weaker-than-expected demand, people familiar with the situation said Monday, indicating sales of the latest smartphone haven't been as strong as anticipated.
Apple's orders for iPhone 5 screens for the first quarter, for example, have dropped to roughly half of what the company had planned to order, the people said.
The Cupertino, Calif., company also cut orders for components other than screens...
In comparison, the jewel of Waterloo, Research In Motion (NASDAQ: BBRY), also known as the granddaddy of smartphone tech, seems poised for a return to prominence, as news on the street swirls about the pending performance of its latest addition to the Blackberry family.
As noted in this report from Mashable.com's Seth Fiegerman: "Hype for the BlackBerry 10 has helped push RIM's stock above the single-digits in recent months, even as the company reported its first ever decline in subscribers in December. The stock has nearly doubled from just under $8 at the end of October..."
These days, Apple (with a market cap of $470.3 billion) sports a P/E of 11.3 and a return on equity of 50.8, so those investors who are choosing to stay the course with Cupertino do have some reassuring landmarks amid all the downsloping the stock has seen in the last three months. Back in October 2012, Apple was touching well over $600 per share, a far cry from the price points investors have seen in early January 2013.
On the other hand, Research In Motion (with a market Cap of $8.3 billion) currently has a P/E of -9.5 and a return on equity of -9.9. Investors who are buying long into the stock's current run are clearly placing their dollars on the promise of the BlackBerry 10, and not much more.
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When you take into account the current trend for these stocks, it seems that their movement is based more on sand than stone. In each case, the stocks are moving contrary to their fundamentals, telling me each trend will soon pass. I mean, ponder it for just a moment: Do you think Apple is really going to remain "doomed," or that BlackBerry is really going to "Storm" (pun intended) the smartphone market and outpace anything other than the Windows phone in the next quarter?
Investors who take their long cues in these stocks based solely on the trend data from the last three months really must feel lucky.
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The ship, Holland America's MS Veendam, docked in Fort Lauderdale on Saturday after a tour where 114 passengers and 10 crew members came down with the highly transmissible virus, CNN reported.
A CDC team of investigators will "conduct an environmental health assessment and evaluate the outbreak and response activities," the agency said.
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Date of News Release: 01/10/11
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that six people died in six separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, Jan. 3, through Sunday, Jan. 9, 2011.
Five of the crashes involved motor vehicles and three of the victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Boone, Fayette, Franklin, Hickman, and Jefferson counties. The suspected use of alcohol was a factor in the Hickman County crash.
One pedestrian involved crash occurred in Christian County.
Through Jan. 9, preliminary statistics* indicate that eight people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2011. This is thirteen less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2010. There were seven motor vehicle fatalities and five of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Two of those crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. One crash involved a pedestrian. A total of three fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
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Family and friends gathered at a church in northeast Friday for the funeral of a 7-year-old boy with autism, found dead July 8th, inside a locked car.
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Although police officially have not ruled anything out, private investigators believe Michael's death was a tragic accident, albeit with many unanswered questions.
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