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harvesting wildflowers?!
Alright . . . before I get wrapped up in my storyline of a work life here, I have to say that on the (long!) commute into the office, I was listening to an archived Independent Expression Radio show where Shirley was talking to Rebecca Skeele about co-creation. She--Skeele--was giving advice about using the essence of flowers as a way of opening the heart, the chakras, and moving from the "story" life to an "intentional" life. I like the sound of that, but when Shirley started asking her the practical questions for an individual, for example, living in the city--what's a city gal to do? Go to the local florist and choose the flower that resonates most vibrantly to her? No, said Skeele, ideally go out into the wilderness and choose flowers from there.
Excuse me? Harvest wildflowers?! This is where I put the brakes on in the conversation. While they did not address this fundamental problem in the conversation, I think we could talk about it here. Harvesting wildflowers? As a lover of nature, the wilderness, our national parks--especially the Smoky Mountains which have the most variety of species of wildflowers in North America--I am pretty shocked at the idea of stripping wildflowers from their home so that I can soak up their essence for my own personal use. It kind of sends shivers up my spine even typing that.
So . . . if you cannot go to a florist (and I understand the complicated ethics of flowers in a flower shop--have you seen the documentary Love, Women, and Flowers?! Most flower shop flowers/plants have had such a tragic life imbued with violence imposed upon them and the women in the factories!) and you cannot harvest wildflowers (thank goodness!), where do you get your flower essence from? . . .
I suppose one obvious answer is that we must grow our own flowers--as we should our food we consume as well, eh?
Any thoughts out there on, to coin a phrase from Shirley this morning, our petal people?
Alright...into the story work day I go!
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At the Class AAAAAA state volleyball semifinals Wednesday night at Chattahoochee, the favorites advanced to the finals as two-time defending champion Walton swept North Cobb 3-0 and Harrison beat Johns Creek 3-1. Kelly Scott had 34 assists and Kodi Smith had 14 kills and 12 digs for the second-seeded Hoyas. The Raiders were led by Jessica Sloan's 11 kills and Celeste Ferguson's 27 assists. As a team, Walton had 10 service aces.
The two highest-seeded teams in Class AAAAA also advanced as Area 4 rivals McIntosh and Whitewater will meet for the fourth time this season in the final. The Wildcats won the previous three meetings. Aggressive serving was key for the host Chiefs in their semifinal sweep over Starr's Mill as coach Wendy Weaver's squad combined for 12 aces, led by Kassandra Robert's five. For Whitewater, Annika Van Gunst had 16 kills while sister Teegan had 14 in the 3-0 win over Lakeside-DeKalb. Abby Baker contributed 16 digs
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Rivers is such a difficult matchup because he's got an incredibly quick first step and he can shoot the lights out from outside. It's a pretty rare package, and what makes it even more enticing is the fact that Rivers is tall enough to fit into the shooting guard position perfectly at around 6'5". Amongst other shooting guards who have gone in the lottery in the past five years or so, Rivers reminds me the most of Eric Gordon and Stephon Curry. He doesn't have the same explosiveness at the rim as Gordon or as consistently reliable a shot as Curry, but it wouldn't surprise me to see him averaging 20 points per game in just a couple years like both Gordon and Curry were able to do early in their careers.
The Duke Basketball program has bred a collection of elite NBA players from Elton Brand to Kyrie Irving, but while Brand and Irving were able to convince NBA scouts they were the consensus number one overall picks, Rivers is predicted to go anywhere between about fifth and fifteenth overall.
The reason? Rivers was a bit out of sync with his Duke teammates on some occasions and despite having an extremely talented team, the Blue Devils were ousted in the first round of the NCAA tournament. Irving's team didn't have much more success and he played only a couple games in Duke blue, but reliable point guards are such a commodity and Irving is such a special talent that he was able to secure his spot as the #1 pick during the pre-draft workouts.
Coach K's program relies greatly on ball movement and unselfishness and while I wouldn't want to call Rivers a selfish player, he definitely needs the ball in his hands for a solid bulk of the game to maximize his effectiveness. In my mind, it's sort of similar to the way Kobe needs to get his 20 shots a night in order for his team to have the most success. Rivers sort of struggled to assert himself at Duke, but I think on the right team, if he gets the green light, he could be a dynamic scorer, maybe in the Allen Iverson mold.
Rivers has been around basketball his entire life, with one of today's better basketball minds as his guiding arm. But while Doc was more of a defensive-minded player and played point guard, Rivers is more of an offensive talent and a shooting guard primarily. Just like with Kobe Bryant and Stephon Curry, there's no question about the basketball IQ and the ability to play under the spotlight, with all three players having grown up with a father that played professional ball. Austin isn't someone who is just going to quit if he's not given a starting role right off the bat. He's going to continue to pursue his goal to be the best player he can possibly be and I think this devotion to the game goes a long ways.
So many teams today are able to hang with some of the league's top powers for about 35 minutes, but when it comes down to the waning minutes of a game, they struggle to find a go-to scorer to counter a LeBron or Durant or Bryant. Well, Rivers has all the tools to be that go-to guy in the clutch. We saw it on full display during his buzzer-beater against rival UNC. Because of his duel-threat ability, the opposing defender has to respect both the penetration and the jumper almost equally and that makes him a coach's dream in the clutch.
When I'm looking over the projected top 15-20 players in this year's draft, Davis and Rivers are the only two guys who really strike me as potential stars, the types of players that you could really build a franchise around. Sometimes role players and glue guys are what works best for a team, but if you're looking for highest upside beyond the top spot in the draft, look no further than Austin.


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General Howard's command, after discovering signs of the Indians at the mouth of Crandall Creek on Clark's Fork on September 8, had, in fact, continued down the stream, where Sturgis's couriers to the miners found them. Howard quickly responded with a message telling Sturgis of the Nez Perces' presumed course (possibly even toward the Stinking Water) and urging cooperation. "If you can check them in front, I will be able to close on them and strike them from the rear." [29] (As previously stated, however, the couriers did not reach Sturgis.) In the rain and cold of Sunday evening, the ninth, one of Fisher's men killed a wounded Nez Perce discovered near the scout's camp. Another man scalped the dead tribesman, hiding the trophy from Howard's view when he approached to alert them of Sturgis's presence "within twenty miles" and that a fight seemed imminent the next day. Instead, on the tenth, Fisher's scouts found the Indians' trail bearing southeast through the foothills toward the Stinking Water and then detected their apparent stratagem in turning Sturgis in that direction. As Fisher explained:
Fisher and his men later trailed the Nez Perces through what Fisher described as "a very narrow and rocky canyon" leading down to Clark's Fork. While the Nez Perces' course to Clark's Fork is not known with certainty, several scenarios based upon longtime study of the terrain are possible. One possible route would have the Nez Perces milling their horses in a grassy swale a mile or two south of Dead Indian Pass, then moving first north and then northeastwardly down Bald Ridge, parts of which would have afforded some concealment from Sturgis's scouts. By this route, they could have reached the upper end of Newmeyer Creek and followed its slope eastward, then northward to reach Clark's Fork two miles below the mouth of Clark's Fork Canyon. Another course would have them mount Bald Ridge and move two miles southeast toward the Stinking Water before milling their animals in a swale, then move east-northeast via the head and main course of Paint Creek to reach Clark's Fork. Finally, a somewhat longer and less direct route would have the Nez Perces move south up Dead Indian Creek, surmount a divide leading to the upper drainages of Trail and Pat O'Hara creeks, mill their horses in a swale along the latter stream, and then follow it in swinging east and north, circling around the east flank of Pat O'Hara Mountain and through Oxyoke Canyon before heading north to Clark's Fork. These routes (not all of which have been completely evaluated) either contain, or are likely to contain, at least some topographical elements that might conform to Fisher's "narrow and rocky canyon" reference. Whichever route the tribesmen chose, however, it is certain from the military documents and reminiscences that Howard's command trailed them over the same course and that Sturgis's command eventually did likewise in its return to Clark's Fork. [31]
Howard followed with his men, disappointed that he was still at least one day behind the Nez Perces and that Sturgis had not stopped them. His command continued down the right bank of Clark's Fork and bivouacked about two miles below the canyon. During the day, the scouts found and buried the bodies of three prospectors killed by the warriors as they passed. "They will kill everybody who falls into their hands now," wrote Major Mason, "in order to prevent the news of their movements from being known to those in front." [32] On the eleventh, joined by a few Crows arrived from the agency, they found a wounded German who reported that his two partners had been killed by the Nez Perces on Crandall Creek. [33] "If we ever get these fellows," allowed Mason, "they must swingunfortunately, catching comes before hanging." [34] Again, Howard tried to communicate with Sturgis, telling that officer that the Nez Perces were now in his (Howard's) front and admonishing him that they must be stopped before reaching the Yellowstone. "Let me know just where you are and what you are doing," he wrote. [35] That evening, when Howard's soldiers camped along Clark's Fork, Sturgis's men, having that day followed the trail from Sunlight Basin, saw their fires and camped only four miles behind them. At Sturgis's approach to the spot he had vacated the evening of the eighth, Howard, with Major Mason, rode back to assume overall command. The two conferred, and, reported Sturgis, "we entered into mutual explanations, and had the poor satisfaction of exchanging regrets over the untoward course which events had taken." [36] A witness commented on the meeting: "[Sturgis was] so bitterly chagrined at the escape of the Indians from one of the best laid traps of nature and man, that he exclaimed:'Poor as I am I would give $1,000 if I had not left this place.'" [37] On consultation, the two agreed that Sturgis should press on after the Nez Perces by forced marches, accompanied by Lieutenant Otis's two mule-mounted howitzers, Major Sanford and fifty cavalrymen under Captain Charles Bendire, and Lieutenant Fletcher's twenty-five scouts. Hopefully, this force could overhaul the tribesmen and strike "a telling blow" before they crossed the Yellowstone. Howard would follow with the balance of the command "as rapidly as possible." [38] They further agreed to send a dispatch to Colonel Miles at the Tongue River Cantonment, explaining how the Nez Perces had managed to get past them, their (Howard's and Sturgis's) intended movements, and the anticipated route of the caravan after crossing the Yellowstone River. In the missive, drafted September twelfth, Howard asked Miles "to make every effort in your power to prevent the escape of this hostile band [should Sturgis fail to halt them], and at least hold them in check until I can overtake them." [39]
At 5:00 a.m., Wednesday, September 12, Sturgis and his augmented force, "almost breakfastless" despite meager provisions that had arrived from Fort Ellis, proceeded down the river toward the Yellowstone through a mist that grew into a torrential rain. They were also impeded by the necessity of fording Clark's Fork numerous times. "We had nothing to eat," recalled one trooper, "so we merely drew our belts one hole tighter, took a drink of water, threw the saddles on our horses . . . and hit the trail." [40] Sturgis drove his force mostly at a trot, and by 1:00 p.m., at the first halt, they had covered thirty miles. At 4:00 p.m., the men passed an abandoned Nez Perce camping site, but Sturgis kept on for seven more hours before calling a halt for the night about eight miles above Clark's Fork's confluence with the Yellowstone. Trooper Theodore W. Goldin described the scene:
Most of the soldiers then succumbed to their weariness and "sank into a damp, restless, unrefreshing sleep." On directions of the officers, the packers set the mules to graze to stop their braying, fearful that the noise would warn any Indians nearby of the troops' presence. [42]
The Nez Perces, were, in fact, close at hand, having forded the Yellowstone on September 12 and moved downstream about six miles to camp. According to their own sources, a young man named Ilatakut (Bad Boy) had guided them in the circumvention of Sturgis and the evasion of Howard in the mountains and foothills. The large body of tribesmen, with all their horses and belongings, had beaten both officers to the Yellowstone, crossing below the mouth of Clark's Fork. [43] They at last recognized the futility of attempting a union with the Crows, whose tribal interest dictated their continued allegiance with the government, although it is likely that much sympathy of the Crows rested with their old friends in their plight. By now, the once-remote Canadian option loomed invitingly as the Nez Perce leaders cogitated over what to do and where to go, as it had increasingly since their sojourn in the national park.
On fording the Yellowstone, the tribesmen continued downstream to the grassy flats bordering Canyon Creek above its mouth, then turned up the creek bottom perhaps three miles where they encamped for the night, unaware that Sturgis was significantly gaining on them. Below Canyon Creek, the Yellowstone Valley narrows to less than one mile in width. The presence of the community of Coulson at that spot perhaps influenced the Nez Perce leaders to avoid an encounter with the settlers there by moving instead up Canyon Creek. [44] The lush Clark's Fork bottom of the Yellowstone Valley had only recently attracted settlers, and many had moved into the area in June.
Early the next morning, Thursday, September 13, a party of warriors started down the Yellowstone Valley to forage for supplies and encountered several newly established homes. Near the mouth of Canyon Creek, they alarmed settlers Elliott Rouse and H. H. Stone, who fled downstream to a neighboring ranch. The warriors stopped at the stage station built in the summer of 1877 on the east side of Canyon Creek and about one-half mile from the Yellowstone, and as the driver and passengers in an arriving coachone a vaudeville entertainer named Fanny Clark bound for the mining campsscurried into the brush, they fired the buildings and haystacks, scattered the mail, and tried to destroy a mowing machine. (While in hiding, Edwin Forrest, who ran the station, killed Miss Clark's little dog, which persisted in barking and drawing the Nez Perces' gunfire. He tried to slit the throat of his own somewhat larger dog, but the animal broke free of his grasp. "Nursing the cut kept the dog too busy to bark any more," wrote Scout John W. Redington. [45]) Reportedly, some warriors then mounted the coach and drove it over the prairie for amusement. Farther downstream, they found Bela B. Brockway's ranch and burned his hay house and corral. Again, most of the settlers found refuge in the bushes. But at the tract of thirty-year-old homesteader Joseph M. V. Cochran on the rich bottom five miles below Canyon Creek, two wolfers, Clinton Dills and Milton Summer, occupied a tent on the property when the Nez Perces arrived and killed both of them. Cochran himself was with some loggers upstream toward Canyon Creek when the warriors appeared. [46] Armed with a rifle, he approached and talked with them, and they eventually turned and rode off with his horses, but without harming Cochran. When he returned home, he found the bodies and that the Nez Perces had taken much property from his ranch, including clothing, utensils, tools, and ammunition. Some warriors ranged farther down the Yellowstone to the settlement of Coulson, near present Billings, where they burned a shack and exchanged shots with residents secured in hastily prepared rifle pits. They kept on to near the present town of Huntley before turning back to rejoin the main assemblage, then in process of moving up Canyon Creek. [47]
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Juice and zest of lemon and orange turn the yogurt cake into a fragrant cake perfect to serve as an elegant dessert. Like the spice cake, the citrus flavor improves on standing for one day before serving.
- 2 cups cake flour (sift before measuring)
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 stick unsalted butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 large eggs, warmed in shell in hot water 5 minutes
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest
- 1 tablespoon grated orange zest
- 1 1/3 cups low-fat vanilla yogurt
- 1 cup confectioners' sugar
- 1 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 4 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
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- Make cake: Preheat oven to 350°F with rack in middle. Butter a 9 x 2- inch round pan and line bottom with parchment paper. Butter paper, then flour pan, knocking out excess.
- Sift together flour, baking powder and soda, and salt. Beat butter, sugar, eggs, and zests with an electric mix on medium speed until pale and creamy, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Manchester United wins the Northwest Derby 2-1 over Liverpool but yet in the 2nd half you would have thought Liverpool were the team a top the Barclay's Premier League table. Ok maybe that's a little far fetched but regardless Liverpool were a much better team in the 2nd half as they brought on their newly signed striker from Chelsea, Daniel Sturridge. Couple that with some injuries that United sustained in the back 4 (Vidic…again) and what should have been a comfortable win for United turned into a squeaker. At the time, United's win pushed them 10 points clear of 2nd place City. Here we are in mid January and United have taken 55 points from a possible 66. That is outstanding. To think, they haven't been healthy much at all this year, Rooney, Vidic, Anderson, Nani, Young, Kagawa just goes to show the true depth of this United squad.What You'll Get in this Episode:
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03 August 2011
Just 30 short miles Northeast of downtown Seattle sits a quiet little town named Monroe and for the 6th straight year, Evergreen Speedway played host Formula D's "Battle in Seattle" event, the 50th in the young history of the Formula Drift series. [ … ]
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02 August 2011
Canadian Sport Compact Series (CSCS) added Mosport International Raceway DDT track to their 2011 event schedule making it one of the most anticipated events of the season. With 9 years under their belt, this was the first CSCS event that did not include Drag Racing.
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02 August 2011
Tuner Evolution Car Show was back in York, Pennsylvania for their 5th year anniversary at the Sovereign Bank Stadium. After skipping 2010, the organizer's brought out the big guns and put on a spectacular show with tons of new activities including the AM Flatland Circuit, Freestyle BMX Competition [ … ]
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02 August 2011
This first time visit to Oregon for Import Face-Off definitely won't be a last! Even with the cold, gloomy weather, turnout was a success with all race classes full. The second annual Oregon IFO has already been scheduled for the same weekend in 2012.
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27 July 2011
DMCC rolled back into the Autodrome Montmagny over the weekend for RD4. The series has been coming to this track for a number of years and its always a sold out event. For this round DMCC decided to spice things up and run a new track layout to give the drivers and fans something new.
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text: MAX DURANTE is the best Italian electro/techno DJ/producer, he is the true ELECTRO pioneer since the 80's and one of the creators of the true ITALIAN TECHNO , he is one of the hinges of the 90's, of the rave generation. He has performed in the best Italian RAVE from 1990 to 1994. From 1994 to 1998, Max was busy performing his DJ shows around Europe. His sound and his presence have been fundamental for the Italian electro/techno scene. He has regularly played in the best clubs and in the best European festivals since 1992. His shows are famous in Europe and thanks to his technique and to his performances, the press has named him: ''THE WIZARD OF THE DECKS'' the magician of the console.Max Durante's biography Max Durante Musician


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November 6, 2006
Albany -- Police report an alarming increase in the number of car deer collisions on South Georgia roads.
In fact, a Dougherty County Police car was damaged when it struck a deer Friday night on Cordele Road. The 2006 Ford Crown Victoria police cruiser sustained damage to its front grill, hood, and headlight.
Officers admit there is not much a motorist can do to avoid a deer that darts out in front of your car.
Captain R. W. Jennings said, "This is the time of the year that the deer are moving. We usually have two or three deer car collisions a week, but last week we had seven. Just need to slow down."
Dougherty County Police say no one was injured in the deer car collisions last week.
They have not received an estimate yet on the damage to their patrol car.
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Our next film hails from NorCal's San Francisco State University, which saw a record turnout of nearly 100 amazing short films in 2012. NOIRCOLEPSY is a hilarious and fresh perspective on the film noir genre by Matthew Caulfield. The film follows Joe, a man living with a mysterious condition that's negatively affecting his life—most importantly, his love life.
This is Matthew's first Campus MovieFest film and we can't wait to see what he has in store for us in the years to come.
With colleges on break and our next CMF moviemaking week still nearly two weeks away, now's the perfect time to catch up on some of our favorite movies from the Fall semester that may have flown under the radar. First up from our AZ/SoCal Tour: UNDER THE BED, a creepy horror/thriller from the University of Arizona by Genesis Film and directed by Brad Wong. Genesis Film has brought us some CMF classics the past few years, including the 2011 UA Best Drama winner Dr. Shelley and the 2012 UA Best Picture winner Friend Zone.
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CMF partnered with Norton and Anthony E. Zuiker, the mastermind behind the CSI franchise and the digital crime thriller CYBERGEDDON, to provide an opportunity for young filmmakers across the US to create their own five-minute Crime Drama short films in just one week for a chance to win $10,000 cash and a trip to meet Mr. Zuiker. Now we need your help to pick the winner!
Head on over to campusmoviefest.com/facebook to watch all of the contending films and vote for your favorite. Voting is open until midnight EST on December 21. Vote once a day because one lucky voter will be selected to win a brand new Panasonic Lumix TS3 12.1 megapixel camera plus a copy of Norton 360 Multi-Device to keep all your new photos and valuable information safe.
Finals are barely wrapping up at most schools but the CMF crews have already been popping up on campuses across the country to start promotions for the spring semester! We've got the usual swag—sunglasses, bottle openers, those ironic slap bracelets that everyone loves—but one special guest has been tagging along to Georgia Tech promo events and breaking hearts:
This little guy is named Baxter and he'll be making guest appearances at several Atlanta area schools this spring so STAY TUNED! If you sign up to make a movie we might even let you keep him :)
Home at last! The box trucks are parked, the CMF staffers are catching flights home for the holidays and Campus MovieFest has finally wrapped up a pretty incredible Fall semester. A few highlights: CMF launched very successful first-year events at Cañada College and Virginia Tech, we saw record-breaking participation at Arizona State, San Francisco State and UNC-Greensboro, and there were sold-out red carpet finales everywhere in between.
But nothing sums up the successful Fall semester quite as well as this—enjoy!
(NC)2 - Nathan, Nishant, Caitlin, Caroline. Toss in Nor Cal and you have a trifecta. Team NorCal has made it to to the Bay Area! These hand-picked staff members were united from all parts of the country to bring you an extraordinary CMF experience.
The team started their expedition in Atlanta and drove coast-to-coast with a truck, a CMF minivan, and an incredible amount of Red Bull and Fruit by the Foot. When they're not hosting events, uploading films, or promoting finales, Team NorCal can be found playing an aggressive game of JENGA at the Little Shamrock.
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With our fearless leader - Matt Garcia (AKA GARC) we're taking UNCG by storm!
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Wow, what an incredible event CMF is at SJSU. We are excited that we had another record year with several hundred students making their movies. We can't wait to see the results. Check out pictures from SJSU Launch!
With an an awesome launch at UC Berkeley last week, we're rolling through California, Arizona, and more as we kick off our Fall tour! Check out the calendar of events


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Blood sugar levels can be elevated by HCTZ, necessitating adjustment in the doses of medications that are used for treating diabetes.
Combining HCTZ with corticosteroids may increase the risk for low levels of blood potassium and other electrolytes. Low blood potassium (hypokalemia) can increase the toxicity of digoxin (Lanoxin). Cholestyramine (Questran, Questran Light) and colestipol (Colestid) bind to hydrochlorothiazide and reduce its absorption from the gastrointestinal tract by 43%-85%.
PREGNANCY: When used in the second or third trimester of pregnancy ACE inhibitors and ARBs can cause injury and even death to the fetus. Hyzaar should not be used during pregnancy.
NURSING MOTHERS: It is not known whether losartan is excreted in breast milk , but losartan and its active metabolite are excreted in rat milk. Due to the possibility of harm to the nursing infant, if possible, losartan should be discontinued by women who are breastfeeding. HCTZ is excreted in breast milk.
SIDE EFFECTS: Common side effects include nausea, vomiting, back pain, stomach upset, dizziness, and upper respiratory infection. Hyzaar may also cause a persistent cough, severe hypotension, changes in electrolyte concentrations, impotence, and angioedema. Hyzaar may reduce kidney function in some patients and should not be used by patients who have bilateral renal artery stenosis (narrowing of both arteries going to the kidneys). Rare cases of rhabdomyolysis (muscle breakdown), hepatitis, ,reduced number of platelets, and pancreatitis have been reported.
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Summer was a time of discovery for the campers and I, revolving around the patterns found in nature. Specifically five patterns; admittedly, some writings champion greater numbers, with categories slightly different, being more or less inclusive, but five served us quite well. Spiral, meander, explosion, packing, and branching are the…
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This new series will introduce you to some of the books available at The Cummer Store. Keep you mind sharp by reading up on interesting topics, many of which relate to our permanent collection or special exhibitions. Let us know what you think of each book, or share books you think would complement our collection.
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50 Forward: New Additions to the Permanent Collection
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— The Obama administration plans to postpone a key requirement of the president's health law, delaying until 2015 penalties on large employers that don't offer health coverage.
The one-year delay, announced by the Treasury Department late Tuesday in response to complaints from businesses, marks a major retreat in the plan to implement the 2010 Affordable Care Act.
And it underscores the immense pressure the administration is under as it tries to roll out extremely complex provisions of the law. By next year, most Americans were supposed to have been guaranteed access to health coverage by the law even if they have pre-existing conditions.
"We have heard concerns about the complexity of the requirements and the need for more time to implement them effectively," Mark J. Mazur, the assistant treasury secretary for tax policy, wrote in a post on the department's website.
Mazur stressed that other key parts of the law remain on track to be implemented next year, including a system to provide tax credits to help low- and moderate-income Americans buy health insurance, if their employers do not provide benefits.
The law's requirement that companies with more than 50 full-time workers provide health insurance is designed to prevent firms from dropping health benefits once the government offers subsidies to help individuals buy insurance. The law's authors worried that would tempt firms to stop offering coverage, shifting the cost of healthcare to the government.
Douglas Holtz-Eakin, a former director of the Congressional Budget Office who now heads the conservative American Action Forum, warned that employers would have an incentive to drop coverage.
But several business leaders and experts said the delay is unlikely to prompt many businesses to change their benefits strategies.
Businesses "know these rules will go into effect sooner or later," said Bill Kramer, executive director for national health policy at the Pacific Business Group on Health, a nonprofit coalition that includes large employers such as Boeing Co. and Walt Disney Co.
Neil Trautwein, vice president of the National Retail Federation, said he expected few of his members to make changes to their health plans until it was clear what would happen in 2015.
The administration's announcement, which also means that one of the law's most controversial provisions will not be implemented until after the 2014 midterm elections, drew swift praise from leading business groups, including those representing restaurants and retailers, whose members have been chafing at the law's myriad requirements.
Ellen Valentino, the director of the Maryland chapter of the National Federation of Independent Businesses, said some small businesses and restaurants had been struggling with the requirement that employees working more than 30 hours a week get health insurance.
"This is a welcome reprieve from what was clearly becoming a looming deadline," Valentino said. "I think this is going to give everyone a chance to take a step back, review the impact and take a look at some necessary changes."
In an interview, Trautwein compared the decision to "pre-July 4 fireworks." "This is a pragmatic decision that recognizes that employers were not ready, the administration was not ready and the exchanges were not ready."
American Benefits Council President James A. Klein said the delay would provide "vital breathing room to implement the law in a more thoughtful and administrable way."
Vincent DeMarco, president of the Maryland Citizens Health Initiative, said the delay did not bother him and that he was "thrilled" that it would go into place, even if it were late.
"The fact that it's going to be another year is not a big deal," he said. "This one requirement being delayed a year is not a problem and the good news is that it's going to happen."
In Maryland, roughly 750,000 people are uninsured, said Peter Beilenson, a former Baltimore health commissioner and Howard County health officer. He now heads Evergreen Health Cooperative Inc., a consumer-owned nonprofit that will sell health policies.
But all but about 50,000 to 80,000 of those uninsured will still be able to get insurance at the beginning of 2014 under the Affordable Care Act's Medicaid expansion and the subsidized insurance exchanges, Beilenson said.
"The bottom line for Marylanders is that a vast majority of those who would have been eligible for new coverage under the Affordable Care Act will still be able to get that coverage on January 1," he said.


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The Fresh Market is adding a location in Albemarle County, but on Wednesday its focus was not on groceries.
The Fresh Market held a career open house at the Double Tree hotel in Charlottesville to start the search for 80 to 100 employees. Applicants with and without experience working in grocery stores are being considered.
"If you have experience in a grocery store that's definitely a plus, we're just really looking for a person with passion for food or customer service and just likes to be around people and to work in a great atmosphere," said Nicole Jenkins, a member of the company.
The store will be conducting walk-in interviews until 6 p.m. on Wednesday.
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers have been accused of not plugging in their guitars for the half time performance with Bruno Mars at the Super Bowl.
Controversy is surrounding the Red Hot Chili Peppers' halftime performance at the Super Bowl, with fans saying the guitarists didn't even bother to plug in their instruments, according to Fansided.com.
Photos are being circulated of bassist Michael "Flea" Balzary and guitarist Josh Klinghoffer playing their instruments, but no cords are visible.
Some are speculating that the instruments may have had wireless transmitters, but others have found photos of the musicians playing the same instruments with cords attached.
The band hasn't released any sort of statement about its performance, although Flea did respond to one fan on Twitter writing "No trickery. No choice, but no trickery."
What do you think: Were they playing air guitar? Comment below and let us know. You can also click here to see more on this story at Fansided.com or click here to see a gallery of other celebrities accused of faking it on stage.


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The Burton Board Sack Snowboard Bag is a great piece of equipment that any snowboarder who loves their board will want to own. Not only is it a great use for storing your board, but you can look great carrying around at that, using colors well-suited to the atmosphere. It's a great value considering the high level of durability and the relative lightness of the product, even for the most fiscal of buyers out there.
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The extra side pocket on the bag is excellent for gloves and other small accessories to put in it.
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i can pack all my gear into this bag. taken it on 6 airplane trips with no rips.
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San Felice del Benaco is a charming town on the west coast of Lake Garda, close to Desenzano del Garda. It is a large peninsula in a quiet area of hills with olive trees and rolling green fields. It is blessed with one of the loveliest beaches on the lake called Baia del Vento (Wind Bay). Views across the blue waters of the lake from San Felice del Benaco look out on the Isola del Garda, which has beautiful gardens. The area also offers vineyards, boat trips and shopping. The cities of Verona, Milan and Venice can all be explored from your San Felice del Benaco holiday villa.
There are many trails around Lake Garda's hills which are ideal for walking and hiking. Cycling and mountain biking is also popular and the area frequently hosts bicycle races along the lake's west coast. The nearby Parc del Alto Garda Bresciano offers plenty of scenic trails.Boat Trips
The port at Salo offers many boat trips up and down the lake. Ferries are an easy way to reach other destinations on Lake Garda such as Riva del Garda at the north end of the lake.
The nearby beach of Baia del Vento offers a beautiful place to sunbathe, swim or enjoy watersports such as sailing, windsurfing and canoeing.
The Isola del Garda is the largest island on Lake Garda and has a beautiful Venetian Gothic villa with superb gardens full of acacias, magnolias, cypress and lemon trees and an agave cactus garden. It is privately owned but tours can be booked for a visit during the summer.Salo
The small village of Salo is just a few miles along the lakeshore from your holiday villa in San Felice del Benaco. Local shops and restaurants line the pretty waterfront and promenade. The Gothic parish church of Santa Maria Annunziata is well worth visiting, along with the Archaeological Museum and the Clock Tower.Verona
Further afield, the graceful city of Verona is a treasure trove of historic buildings including the roman amphitheatre just outside the city walls. There are several other roman relics around the Piazza delle Erbe, which was the original Roman forum and marketplace.
Lake Garda enjoys beautiful weather from spring through autumn with plenty of sunshine and around two inches of rain per month. Temperatures in July average 29°C (85°F) and higher whilst in winter temperatures drop below freezing at night.
The nearest airport to your San Felice del Benaco holiday home is the Verona/Brescia (VRN) Airport which is approximately 30 km away. Alternatively the Linate Airport (LIN) in Milan is 135 km away and has many regular flights from the UK and Europe.


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Radioactive Records was an American record label. It was formed as a joint venture between talent manager Gary Kurfirst (who managed such acts as the Ramones, Big Audio Dynamite, Deee-Lite and Deborah Harry) and MCA Records, and it is now out of business.
Acts on the label had included: Live, Black Grape, Traci Lords, the Ramones, Big Audio Dynamite, Star 69, Dig, Angelfish and Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie (the last two featuring Shirley Manson who appeared in Garbage courtesy of this record label). The band Pray TV from Melbourne, Australia and British group Cooler Than Jesus (featuring Simon White who later played in Brit-pop band Menswear) were also signed by the label in the early 1990s.
Acts that had been licensed to the record company in the States included Londonbeat (from Anxious Records UK).
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