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Thanks to WAHM, I recently discovered a new "extra cash" site you can use called Rate My Video. As the name implies, this is exactly what you do to earn money — watch videos on YouTube and then rate them using a little five star scale.
How much are you paid?
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You'll have to go to the site and request an invitation. You'll probably hear back from them with the details a few hours later, or possibly the next day. But in short, you have to have a Facebook account to sign up and you can't sign up if your Facebook account is younger than six months old. Once you are signed up, you'll be given a link to install their Google Chrome extension (yes, you do have to use the Chrome browser to do this work, but it's free and very easy to install on your computer). Once you have Chrome installed (if you didn't already), you can download and install the Rate My Video extension. After that, it's as simple as clicking on the little Rate My Video icon and watching whatever videos you have that are available to you.
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Feedback so far?
I have not spent a lot of time on this yet so I only have a dollar accumulated, therefore not enough to cash out. But I was browsing around on Work Place Like Home (must be a member to view the thread there) and WAHM and both of those forums have two people claiming to have been paid that also provided payment proof. Also, many people have reported the people behind Rate My Video to be very responsive via email. If you have any issues with the extension or anything else, they get back with you super fast. This is always a good sign! I've had more companies than I can count not even acknowledge the emails I've sent to them. Update – Just requested my earnings for the first time today (Jan. 3, 2013) and received it in about an hour after asking for it. Update – You may have observed (as I have) that the Chrome extension is a little buggy. I love using this, but I do hope they get the kinks worked out of it soon.


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It will always be a challenge arriving in a new country to live and study. There are many practicalities to take care of. Fortunately, Norway is a transparent and well organized society. Also, your Norwegian institution of higher education will do their best to ease the transition for you to become a student in Norway.
Student welfare organizations
All institutions have a student welfare organization. You normally become a member upon payment of the compulsory semester fee (usually between NOK 300-600), which is also required in order to register for exams. Depending on the size of the institution they offer a wide variety of services. Among other things they organize nursery schools, counselling, a mental health service, cafeterias, student accommodation and sports facilities/activities.
Before arriving in Norway you may need the services of the student welfare organization at the institution to which you are applying when transferring money to Norway for the first time. If you don't have a bank account in a Norwegian bank you can transfer money to special accounts established for foreign students. In turn, they will send you an official statement confirming the amount transferred, and you can use this as documentation when applying for a student residence permit. This is generally done free of charge. When you come to Norway and have opened your private bank account, you can transfer the money to this account.
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Norwegian universities and university colleges offer accommodation for their students. The accommodation facilities range from student villages with several hundred units, to smaller housing units. Your Norwegian university or university college (through Studentsamskipnaden) will inform you about housing possibilities once you are admitted as a student. Normally, you can apply for accommodation online. The website Boligtorget also provides you with information about available student housing all over the country. In Norway it is also quite common that students share apartments. If you prefer to rent a room in a shared house there will be plenty of opportunities for that.
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In order to open a bank account in a Norwegian bank you will need a Norwegian identity number. You can choose between local or regional banks, or banks with branches all over Norway. Some banks are also pure online banks, with no physical branches. Norwegian banks have advanced solutions for online banking so you can administrate your accounts, pay bills and transfer money online. Foreign credit cards are widely accepted in Norway and cash machines are easily available. However, please note that most grocery stores and supermarkets do not accept foreign credit cards.
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Norway is a rather expensive country to live in. The minimum amount of money for a year (12 months programme) if you are a self financing student is about NOK 100,000 (€12,000). Remember that you don't have to pay tuition fees in addition to this amount. To give you an idea of the living expenses for a student in Norway, the University of Oslo have put together a modest budget for a semester (6 months). Remember that these figures are approximate.
Part-time work
Depending on your study programme, you may be permitted to work part-time to help finance your stay. A student may work a maximum number of 20 hours per week. Please note that you may only apply for a student work permit after arrival in Norway.
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In Norway there is a well developed system of public transportation. As a student you will have a discount when travelling by public transport as buses, trains and boats/ferries.
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French students will normally come to Norway by plane. Several cities in Norway have direct flights to European destinations. Both the major European national carriers and the new low cost carriers are serving destinations in many corners of Norway.
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ACTIVITY CALENDAR - Things to do in Borrego Springs
ABDNHA's schedule of Anza-Borrego desert hikes, lectures, and tours for
the period through Early November 2014 is shown below.
Some of the programs listed below allow online registration. You
can also call or visit the
ABDNHA Desert Nature Center, 652 Palm Canyon Drive, 760-767-3098 for information, questions, and
to register for programs.
Click here for astronomy sky calendar compiled by
the Borrego Springs Dark Sky Coalition
ABDNHA Business Sponsors 2014
ABDNHA's business sponsorship
members support the educational work of the Anza-Borrego Desert
Natural History Association and provide tourism services in
Borrego Springs.
Their support is appreciated.
Oct. 23, Thur., 8 a.m. – 10 a.m.Weekly Thursday Bird Walk:
Introduction to BirdingLeader: David Lasley, ABDNHA VolunteerWant to know more about the birds you see in Borrego Springs and
throughout Anza-Borrego? Join David Lasley and explore some of the best
birding locations in Borrego Springs. Beginners and advanced birders are
all welcome. Meet at 8 a.m. at the south end of Marker, south of Tilting
T opposite the entrance to Borrego Springs Resort. Bring binoculars,
bird book, water, walking shoes. Call ABDNHA Nature Center 760-767-3098
to register. ABDNHA members and volunteers: no charge; Nonmembers: $5
donation requested.
Oct. 26, Sun., 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 4WD Tour &
Hike: Yuha SouthLeader: Naturalist Karyn Sauber
start the day with a 2-mile walk before heading toward the Mexican
border. We will visit the Crucifixion Thorn Natural Area, and then drive
along the international border fence. Along the way we will see
concretions, expanses of desert pavement, and maybe some fall
wildflowers. Bring water, lunch, chair and hat. 4WD is essential,
experienced drivers. Meet at Ocotillo Community Park just north of
Ocotillo along S-2. Please sign up early, trip requires a minimum
enrollment of 10. NM $35; Members: $25; ABDNHA Volunteers $23.
Oct. 30, Thur., 8 a.m. – 10 a.m.Weekly Thursday Bird Walk:
Introduction to BirdingSee October 23 for full description.
Nov. 1, Sat., 7:15 a.m. – 6 p.m.
**Special Hike: ABDNHA MEMBERS ONLY*
Hike: Carrizo Gorge to the Goat Canyon Trestle!
Leader: Reena Deutsch, author of San Diego
and Arizona Railway: The Impossible Railroad
ABDNHA is proud to announce this extremely rare opportunity to hike on
and along the tracks of the historic 100-year old SD&A Railway to the
landmark Goat Canyon Trestle in southern Anza-Borrego's breathtaking and
remote Carrizo Gorge. Our round-trip hike to the curved wooden trestle
will be 14 miles, with rest stops as needed; the easy grade, pace, and
relatively level roadbed should mitigate the length. Built in 1932, the
trestle is 185 feet tall, 633 feet long, and an engineering marvel.
We'll hike through 10 tunnels and over numerous smaller trestles with
awesome views of a geologically active region bounded by two desert
mountain ranges.
The leader, a noted historian of the SD&A, will recount interesting bits
of history during interpretive stops along the way. This is not the
hike for people with a fear of heights, as we may be walking close to
the edge of a big drop-off. Bring more water than what you think you
will need, snacks, lunch, lug sole footwear, layered clothes,
flashlight, and a good attitude.
Meet at the ABDNHA Nature Center at 5:15 am to carpool. From Interstate
Route 8 going west [east], exit at Jacumba and turn left [right]. Take
the first left past the freeway ramps onto Carrizo Gorge Road. Meet in
the big lot immediately on the left no later than 7:15 a.m., and we will
carpool to the trailhead from there at 7:30 sharp. Come earlier if you
want to use the bathrooms and/or buy gasoline across the street.
Liability release forms will need to be agreed to and signed before the
hike. Limited to 23 hikers.
Hike will repeat the next day (Sun., Nov. 2) if today's hike fills up.
Members $18; Volunteers $16.
Nov. 2, Sun., 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
4WD Tour: Borrego Badlands
Leader: Ed Pollock Join ABDNHA volunteer
Nov. 2, Sun., 8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
4WD Tour: Borrego Badlands
Leader: Ed Pollock Join ABDNHA volunteer
Join ABDNHA volunteer Ed Pollock for this interesting 4WD trip,
first to Fonts Pt., then Short Wash, (Some deep loose sand), on to Vista
de Malpais, back to Short Wash, turning into Palo Verde Wash to Hay
S22. East on that to South Canyon/wash and follow that to the Salton
Sea. We will lunch along the way, probably in the Salton Sea area,
maybe one the beach or under the Hwy 86 underpass. Trip will exit to
the ARCO station at S22 and Hwy 86. This will be the end of the trip,
follow group or self guided return to Borrego. . Be sure to have a full tank of gas,
plenty of water, lunch, and a jacket. Folding chair for lunch is
optional. No charge, but space limited. Call ABDNHA Nature Center
760-767-3098 to register. Please be willing to carpool as number of cars
is limited.
Nov. 2, Sun., 10 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Program & Field Trip: The Use of Native Plants by the Kumeyaay
People Instructors: Robert & Suzanne Emery
Learn about the Kumeyaay, the Native American People who populated the
Anza Borrego Desert area and most of San Diego County. Become familiar
with their foods, shelters, and other cultural traits both past and
present. Following the presentation at the ABDNHA library, we will drive
20 minutes to Mine Wash, an actual Kumeyaay village site, for a tour and
short moderate hike. Wear sturdy shoes, bring water and a sack lunch.
Vehicle with good clearance is essential. Suzanne and Bob are docents at
the Kumeyaay Ipai Interpretive site in Poway and have served as
archeological site stewards for the Mine Wash Cultural Preserve. No
charge; call the Nature Center 760-767-3098 to reserve.
Nov. 2, Sun., 1 p.m. – 3 p.m.
* Tour: Old Borrego Townsite
You are invited to visit the Old Borego Townsite on History Preservation
Day sponsored by the Borrego Civic Foundation and ABDNHA. Tour the
historic buildings that were the center of commercial development for
Borrego's homesteaders and farmers in the 1930s and 40s. Visit with old
timers and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Stop by the ABDNHA table under
the eaves of the old general store to purchase copies of "Borrego
Beginnings, Early Days in the Borrego Valley 1910-1960" and "Old Time
Cattlemen." Old Borego is located at 1580 Rango Way. Call or come by the
ABDNHA Nature Center for directions, 760-767-3098. *Note correction from
summer Sand Paper newsletter. This is on SUNDAY, Nov. 9.
Nov. 6, Thur., 8 a.m. – 10 a.m.
Weekly Thursday Bird Walk: Introduction to Birding
See October 23 for full description.
Nov. 6, Thu., 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Moonlight Walk: South Palm Wash
Leader: Mike McElhatton, ABDNHA Education Coordinator
Experience the unique and serene beauty of moonlight on the canyon walls
with Mike McElhatton as we take an easy 1.5 mile walk through South Palm
Wash. Meet at the ABDNHA office and carpool from there. 4WD is necessary
for a short 1/10th mile off-highway-segment into the wash. Anyone
without 4WD can catch a ride for that section. Bring a flashlight,
water, and good hiking shoes. Space is limited to 22. Activity cancels
with thick cloud cover or high wind. No charge; call the Nature Center
to reserve.
Nov. 7, Fri., 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Tour: Butterfield Stage Route
Leader: Historian Tom Tefft
Nov. 7, Fri., 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Tour: Butterfield Stage Route
Leader: Historian Tom Tefft
Retrace the route of the Southern Emigrant Trail, the route of the
Butterfield Stage, the Mormon Battalion, the Army of the West, fur
trappers, the California Gold Rush and many others. The first stop will
be Carrizo Gap and the first reliable water since the Colorado River,
then follow the Vallecito Corridor to Palm Spring and then on to
Vallecito Stage Station for lunch and a tour of the stage station. From
Vallecito, we head north along the S2, which is the route of the trail,
and end up with a tour of the restored Warner-Carrillo stage station and
home. Stand where history was made, and hear Tom explain the historical
significance of each part of the route. Meet at the north side of
Christmas Circle. 4WD required; please be willing to carpool. If you
have a CB radio, bring it but it is not required. There is a $10 fee for
all participants to cover admission to Vallecito and Warner-Carrillo
House. Call the Nature Center to reserve, 760-767-3098.
Nov. 8, Sat., 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
California History Authors Day & Book Signings
A great day for history buffs. Stay for the entire day for a series of
exciting presentations by authors of books on regional California
history. There will be approximately one-half hour after each
presentation to chat with the authors and to support their work by
purchasing signed copies of their books. You may register for individual
sessions (NM $11, M $8, V $7 per session), or register for the full-day
series of four lectures for a reduced single price (NM $35, M $20, V
Nov. 8, Sat., 10 a.m. – 11 a.m.
Gold and Silver in the Mojave: Images of a Last Frontier
Author: Nicholas Clapp
Author Explore the grit, gold, and grandeur of the Old West, in this
fascinating program of exceptional historical photographs depicting day
to day life in places such as Randsburg, Tonopah, Goldfield, Rhyolite,
and Death Valley—and the stories that go with them. With a background as
a film producer for National Geographic Society, Nicholas Clapp, is a
great story teller. ABDNHA Library. Call the Nature Center for
reservations or reserve online. NM $11, M $8, V $7 – or full-day single
Nov. 8, Sat., 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Missions of San Diego
Author: Robert A. Bellezza
Robert A. Bellezza presents an incisive history of the missions of San
Diego, premiering newly discovered glass-plate images from the 1930s and
selected rare prints and vintage postcards from his collection. Mr.
Bellezza has authored a series of five books that cover that cover
missions in San Diego, Los Angeles, Central California, Monterey, and
San Francisco, beginning with the story of El Camino Real, "The Royal
Road" that led early missionaries, pathfinders, soldiers, and settlers
on a dramatic journey into Alta California. NM $11, M $8, V $7 – or
full-day single ticket.
Nov. 8, Sat., 1 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.
No host lunch at the Palm Canyon Resort Reservation is required.
Order off menu. Let us know if you plan to attend the lunch when you
register for the lectures.
Nov. 8, Sat., 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.
This Day in Borrego History
Author: Linda Pequegnat
Linda Pequegnat, part-time Borrego Springs resident, will tell stories
about past historical events in Borrego Springs and surrounding areas
from her book This Day In San Diego History. The book has a
short story for each day of the year about past events that occurred in
the San Diego area. Stories selected for this presentation will include
the encampment of the De Anza Expedition in 1775 on its way from Mexico
through the southern California desert to bring settlers to Monterey and
San Francisco, the discovery of gold in the Julian-Banner area in the
1870s, the history of the Desert Lodge (now known as La Casa del Zorro),
and earthquakes in the Borrego area that occurred in 1987. NM $11, M $8,
V $7 – or full-day single ticket.
Nov. 8, Sat., 4 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Chiefs and Challengers – New Second Edition (2014)
Indian Resistance and Cooperation in Southern California
Author: George Harwood Phillips
Long recognized as a pioneering work in the ethnohistory of California,
Chiefs and Challengers, when it first appeared, overturned the
stereotype of Indian victimhood and revealed a complex political
landscape in which Native peoples interacted with one another as much as
they did with non-Indians intruding into their territories. In this book
George Harwood Phillips examines Indian-white interactions from both
Indian and white perspectives. This new (just-released) edition
describes the indigenous cultures of southern California and offers a
detailed history of the repercussions of Euro-American colonization. NM
$11, M $8, V $7 – or full-day single ticket.
Nov. 10, Mon., 8 a.m. - Noon
Hike: The Traverse
Leader: Robin Halford, Author of "Hiking in Anza-Borrego, Over
100 Half-Day Hikes"
This 6.2-mile strenuous hike starts up Palo Verde Wash, traverses over
to Smoketree Wash on an old Indian trail, and then goes down the wash.
Hikers will have a look at the Moly Mine and visit the Smoke Tree
Tinajas. Expect sandy washes, boulders, steep climbs, and a dry
waterfall or two. Meet at the mouth of Smoketree Wash at Mile 34.2 on
S22 (14.9 miles east of Christmas Circle). We will carpool from here and
drive to the starting point. 2WD okay. Space limited, call to reserve.
Nov 13 – 15, ABDNHA Volunteer Kick-off
Nov. 13, Thur., 5:30 p.m.
Volunteer POTLUCK Social ABDNHA
Volunteers, staff, board members, and families are all invited to a
potluck social to kick-off the new season Catch up with friends—old and
new—after the summer hiatus. Mark your calendars. Please RSVP to the
Nature Center, 760-767-3098. To be held at ABDNHA headquarters this
Nov. 14, Fri., 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Volunteer Field Trip: 4WD Tour of Grapevine Canyon – Special
Trip for ABDNHA volunteers only Leader: Volunteer Naturalist Deborah
Nov. 14, Fri., 8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Volunteer Field Trip: 4WD Tour of Grapevine Canyon – Special
Trip for ABDNHA volunteers only Leader: Volunteer Naturalist Deborah
Spend the morning exploring Grapevine Canyon. This canyon follows the
southern edge of Pinyon Ridge and contains several springs that flow
into San Felipe Creek. We will make a stop at Angelina Springs, an
important Indian village site, and possibly stop at a second spring.
Meet at the north side of Christmas Circle. Bring a full tank of gas,
plenty of water, and a snack if you wish. Space is limited to eight 4WD
vehicles, 22 people total. Please be willing to carpool. Call for
reservations at the Nature Center and mention if you need a ride.
Nov. 15, Sat., 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Volunteer Training & Luncheon
Call the Nature Center to reserve your spot at this popular event,
760-767-3098. Additional details of training, programs, and social
events will be mailed to you. Please contact us soon for a volunteer
application if you do not have one already on file. 10:00 – 10:45 a.m.
What's New at ABDNHA. About the Organization. How you can help. Areas
where help is needed. 11:00 – 11:45 a.m. Breakout sessions: special
information for hike leaders, tour leaders, store volunteers, office,
etc. 12:00 – 1:00 p.m. Lunch provided on site.
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Special Program for Volunteers
"Native Americans of San Diego County"
Presented by Author Donna Bradley
Nov. 18, Tue., 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Hike: The Domelands, the Other Wind Caves
Leader: Dave Duncan
Join us for a 6 mile strenuous round-trip hike in the Coyote Mountains
for stunning views of the Carrizo Corridor, Fish Creek Mountains, and
Vallecito Badlands. The area was once a near-shore marine environment
rich in marine fossils. The wind caves themselves are "fossilized" beach
dunes. Explore the mysterious mounds (fossil flamingo nests?) and make your own
conclusions. High clearance vehicles advised. Bring lunch, snacks, and
plenty of water. Meet at the ABDNHA Nature Center, and we will carpool
from there. Nonmembers $15; ABDNHA Members $12; Volunteers $10. Call to
reserve, 760-767-3098. Program repeats January 21.
Nov. 20, Thur., 8 a.m. – 10 a.m.
See October 23 for full description.
Nov. 21, Fri., 7 p.m. – 8 p.m.
Pollen, Pollination, and Pollinators: A look at San Diego's
Native Bees.
Presenter: UCSD Doctoral Candidate Keng-Lou James Hung
Join ecologist James Hung for this fascinating story of the ways many
plants have adapted to attract their pollinators, along with an
introduction to the natural history, diversity, and ecology of our
diverse native bees. Non-member: $12; ABDNHA Member: $8; ABDNHA
Volunteer $7. Call to reserve, 760-767-3098.
Nov. 22, Sat., 7:30 p.m.
Stargazing Program: Borrego's Dark Skies!
Presenters: Astronomer Dr. Jim and Grace Rickard
Identify the constellations in our clear desert skies. Telescopes
provided for observing objects such as the Orion nebula and the
Andromeda galaxy. Bring binoculars if you have them and warm
clothes. Sponsored by ABDNHA, there is no charge or reservations
necessary for this excellent program. Park at the Lutheran Church,
located on Church Lane. If you need directions, please call the Nature
Center, 760-767-3098. Cancelled in case
of heavy cloud cover.
Nov. 23, Sun., 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Hike: Palo Verde Mud Hills
Leader: Joan Malone
An approximate 5.5 mile moderate hike winding through the mud hills near
Palo Verde Wash. Meet at Palo Verde Wash, mile marker 32.9 on S22. 4WD
required to get to the trailhead from the meeting place, be willing to
carpool. Wear good hiking shoes, bring snack/lunch and water. No charge,
call the Nature Center to reserve.
Nov. 22, Sat., 10 a.m.Borrego Rock & Gem Club (B.R.A.G.)
Monthly meeting of the local rock and gem club. New members and those
interested in joining are encouraged to attend. Find out about the
educational programs, trips, activities, and meetings for the 2014-2015
season. Meets at the ABDNHA library.
Nov. 28, Fri., 7:00 p.m.
ABDNHA 43rd Annual Desert Lecture Series
Meet-the-Speaker Reception & Book Signing at 7:00 p.m.,
Lecture begins at 7:30 p.m.
Program: Coyote: Too Smart!
Presented by James W. Cornett, Author, Desert Researcher,
As one of the most maligned and most beloved animals in America, the
coyote is followed by controversy wherever it goes. Explore the myths
and realities of the coyote in the desert Southwest with an expert
naturalist and storyteller! No charge to ABDNHA Members. For nonmembers,
there is a $10.00 fee at the door, which may be applied to a new
membership in ABDNHA. At the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center.
Seating is limited and on a first-come basis. For more information,
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Nov. 29, Sat., 8:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
4WD and Hike: In-Ko-Pah Mountains
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The road from Yuma to San Diego was never an easy route. Folks who live
in the southern Anza-Borrego Desert travel west from Ocotillo on I-8 to
do their shopping in San Diego. It's an easy day trip in today's
automobile, but this was not always so. There are a myriad of historic
trails and roads slicing through the gorge between Ocotillo and where
the Desert Tower sits above Mountain Springs. Come discover the history
of the transportation system as we drive one of the back roads to a
canyon to begin our walk. We'll walk in the deep gorge of Devil's Canyon
ending up at a unique island. Peninsular Bighorn Sheep roam here. (Six
seen recently.) Includes a 4-mile, moderate hike. Bring lunch, water,
hat, and camera. Meet at Ocotillo Community Park along S-2, a mile
before you reach the community of Ocotillo. Please sign up early, trip
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those who join this evening!) receive 20% discount on purchases
tonight—that's an extra 5% over the usual 15% discount. For non-members,
any receipt for a purchase from our Nature Center dated Dec. 6, 2014,
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Thursday, October 23, 2014 (ABDNHA)
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Saturday, October 25, 2014 (Nightfall at Palm Canyon Resort)
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Sunday, October 26, 2014 (The Springs at Borrego)
http://www.springsatborrego.com/stars.php Journey from Andromeda
Thursday, November 6, 2014 (ABDNHA)
Full Moon Desert Hike 6 - 8:30
Saturday, November 22, 2014 (Palm Canyon Resort)
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Saturday, November 22, 2014 (ABDNHA)
Stargazing 7:30 p.m. Lutheran
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Sunday, November 23, 2014 (The Springs at Borrego)
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Saturday, November 29, 2014 (Anza-Borrego Foundation)
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Saturday, December 6, 2014 (Anza-Borrego Foundation)
http://www.theabf.org Hike to the Moon
Sunday, December 7, 2014 (ABDNHA)
Full Moon Desert Hike 6:30 - 9:00
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Sunday, December 14, 2014 (The Springs at Borrego)
http://www.springsatborrego.com/stars.php How Do We Know?
Saturday, December 22, 2014 (ABDNHA)
Stargazing 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church
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Monday, December 29, 2014 (ABDNHA)
Passive Solar Design 10-11 a.m.
Sunday, January 4, 2015 (ABDNHA)
Radio Astronomy History of Clark Dry
Lake 1:00 p.m.
Sunday, January 4, 2015 (ABDNHA)
Full Moon Desert Hike 6 - 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, January 10, 2015 (California Overland Desert Excursions)
http://www.californiaoverland.com Celestial Overnight Campout
Saturday, January 17, 2015 (ABDNHA)
Stargazing 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church
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Sunday, January 18, 2015 (The Springs at Borrego)
http://www.springsatborrego.com/stars.php 2015: A Year of Cosmic Wonder
Saturday, January 24, 2015 (Anza-Borrego Foundation)
http://www.theabf.org Stargazing from Yurt Camp
Tuesday, February 3, 2015 (ABDNHA)
Full Moon Desert Hike 6:30 -
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Saturday, February 14, 2015 (ABDNHA)
Stargazing 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church on
Church Lane
Saturday, February 14, 2015 (Calfornia Overland Desert Excursions)
Celestial Overnight Campout: Valentine's Day Under the Stars
Sunday, February 15, 2015 (The Springs at Borrego)
Behind the Scenes at the Star Factory
Tuesday, March 5, 2015 (ABDNHA)
Full Moon Desert Hike 7 - 9:30 p.m.
Sunday, March 29, 2015 (The Springs at Borrego)
http://www.springsatborrego.com/stars.php Cosmic Coverup
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http://www.californiaoverland.com Celestial Overnight Campout
Sunday, April 19, 2015 (The Springs at Borrego)
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Marinade Of The Month and Mustard Of The Month.
In 2010, I had the Bacon Of The Month Club (13 packs of bacon).
In 2012, I had the Salsa Of The Month Club (2 bottles per month, 6 months), and Jerky Of The Month Club (2 packs per month, 3 months).
In 2013, it's the Marinade Of The Month Club, one bottle per month, for 9 months. Also Mustard Of The Month, one bottle per month, for 3 months.
July 2013: Stubb's Chicken Marinade.
My initial reaction is "Stubb's? Isn't that a common brand? I thought I was getting harder-to-find premium brands."
Stubb's Chicken Marinade in use (July 2013 Marinade):
As the description said, this had a good citrus after taste. I also liked how the seasoning from the marinade persisted on the meat even after cooking. Pretty good.
August 2013 Marinade: Red Tail Ale Marinade.
August 2013 Mustard (after getting the bottle, I'm excited by it, it looks unique): Cherith Valley Gardens Jalapeno-Cilantro Mustard.
re: nuraman00
I am currently working through a jar of Dat'l Do It Minorcan Mustard. I will keep an eye out for this one to try next
re: suzigirl
How did you like the Dat'l Do It? I love datil peppers but have never tried the mustard.
re: meatn3
I absolutely love it. Nice heat without making you uncomfortable. Nice tang. It is worth trying if you are a mustard fan like me.
re: suzigirl
I am a fan. If you ever get to Madison, WI area check out the mustard museum! It is interesting and they have a huge selection of mustard's from around the world to sample and purchase.
re: meatn3
I would enjoy that place alot. I have a love affair with mustard.
re: meatn3
Um.....and now i want to visit Madison in the middle of winter.....! Whoah....that's my idea of heaven
re: Ttrockwood
Throw in some ice fishing and it will be pure bliss!
re: tcamp
I love mustard and would enjoy this as well. It seems like a food of the month I'd actually make use of and it's less perishable. I've always hesitated to join any food of the month clubs for fear I'd hate it and then had to toss it but with the mustard can always keep it around for someone else to try.
re: tcamp
I just got the mustard this weekend. I use it in sandwiches (that's what I eat whenever I bring my lunch).
I like it.
I've tried other mustards that claimed to be spicy, but they had a "fake" spicy or fake jalapeno taste to me.
This one tastes like it has real ingredients, and it has a nice balance of mustard and spiciness and cilantro.
I actually have heard great things about Stubb's chicken marinade and planned to buy it last week but spotted the ingredient list and the citrusy note threw me off. Is it quite lemony? My other hesitation was that I have tried the chicken spice rub and it's a bit too sweet and honey-tasting to me. Does the marinade have a strong honey note?
re: fldhkybnva
I don't think it's lemony, just general citrusy. Not in a sour way. Not like lemonade, haha.
I didn't think it was sweet, or contained a strong honey note, either.
More like a combination of citrus and vinegar?
Not like a lemon or orange, IMO.
If you get it, let me know what you think.
re: nuraman00
Well I love lemon and vinegar so I'd probably enjoy it.
re: fldhkybnva
Glad you liked it. Yeah, I thought it was well-balanced too.
I need to update this thread. I haven't tried all of the new items I've gotten for these marinade and mustard clubs since my last post, but I can at least upload pics of them and get the conversation started. That way after I try them, I won't have to introduce what they are.
I will update this thread later today.
August 2013 Red Tail Ale in use (see 1st pic):
It had a nice sesame-ginger taste. I liked it.
Again, just like with the Stubbs, I liked the finish this left on the meat, and how there was seasoning left over that persisted.
September and October 2013 Marinades (see 2nd pic):
I've had the September tri-tip one. It was a standard soy-sauce based marinade, the kind of which I've either made or had elsewhere before. It was good, but not as unique tasting as the Stubbs or the Red Tail Ale marinades.
September 2013 Mustard:
(See 3rd pic)
re: nuraman00
* Roasted Mango Chipotle Marinade: It was sweet, not spicy. No chipotle flavor at all. It's decent, but not something I'd want again.
* Brownwood Farms Famous Kream mustard: It's a thick brown mustard. Has a sweet flavor, but also some spiciness too! Usually mustards are either sweet, or spicy, but this manages to have both.
From left to right:
November 2013 Marinade: Red Tail Ale Garlic Ginger marinade. (Haven't had it yet, will do this week).
My reaction though: Red Tail Ale again? Really? I know this one is Garlic Ginger, and the previous one was Sesame Herb, and the previous one was good. But how about some different brands?
Hopefully it's good.
December 2013 Marniade: Chateau White Garlic Marinade.
October 2013 Mustard: Uncle Jack's Whole Grain Mustard With Chives.
re: nuraman00
November 2013 (Red Tail Ale Garlic Ginger) marinade in use:
It was ok, not that unique from other things I've had. (1st pic).
* December 2013 (Chateau White Garlic) marinade in use (2nd pic):
There wasn't much flavor. Creamy, but bland.
re: nuraman00
Uncle Jack's Mustard:
I don't like it as much. Too grainy, they're annoying.
So I thought the marinade was only a 6 month club, but it was a 9 month club!
January 2014 Marinade: Creole "Shut My Mouth!" Maison Louisianne Marinade.
This was great, had a nice spicy cajun flavor.
February 2014: The Original Australian Tangy Ginger Lime Marinade (2nd pic):
Haven't had it yet, but it uses Australian ginger.
re: nuraman00
It's been so long, I forgot what I thought of The Original Australian Tangy Ginger Lime Marinade. I should have posted about it sooner.
I think I liked it.
Again, it's been so long, I forgot what I thought of the March 2014 Marinade.
This was Island Gurl Teriyaki Marinade.
I'm sure it was good, but I don't remember now how it compared to my favorite teriyaki marinaded foods.


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Gameplay itself is very well-thought, creating an experience of endless challenges and fun while allowing players to improve their typing speed and accuracy painlessly and naturally. The game is structured around the device's native keyboard, allowing the players to use their own hardware as they always have, thereby improving their typing performance right at the source. Several different statistics can moreover be scored and shared, locally and globally, for added challenge and fun.
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My spirit. This is a new thought. I'm not sure exactly what it means, but it suggests I'm a fighter. In a sort of brave way. It's not as if I'm never friendly. Okay, maybe I don't go around loving everybody I meet, maybe my smiles are hard to come by, but i do care for some people.
"I am Daenerys Stormborn of House Targaryen, the Unburnt, Mother of Dragons, khaleesi to Drogo's riders, and queen of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros."
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Moonlight drowns out all but the brightest stars.
Maps of Westeros, or the Seven Kingdoms, first bought together by Aegon The Conqueror in The War of Conquest, separated from Essos by the Narrow Sea, ruled by The King of the Andals and the First Men, who sits the Iron Throne, in King's Landing.
Who I am?
"Don't trust her, Delly. I did and she tried to kill me. She killed my friends. My family. Don't even go near her! She's a mutt!"
There's always a flaw in the system.
Look, I know you doubt me, I know you always have. And you're right… I often think of Bag End. I miss my books, and my armchair, and my garden. See, that's where I belong, that's home. That's why I came back… 'cause you don't have one, a home. It was taken from you. But I will help you take it back if I can.


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This site contains information about, and applications of pair-to-pair (P2P) amino acids substitution matrices retrieved from high quality protein sequence alignments (Blocks DB). A series of different P2P matrices have been derived (see documentation which include a score for each of the 400*400 possible simultaneous substitutions of pairs of amino acids (40,205 unique combinations considering symmetry).
Currently the scores in the default P2P matrix reflect the likelihood for each substitution of amino acids to be accompanied by another substitution at a position not necessarily close along the sequence, but close in space (i.e. in physical contact). As such, the matrix integrates evolutionary information (derived from high quality multiple sequence alignments) with structural data. There are, however, no conceptual limitations to derive P2P matrices that will reflect other types of correlated substitutions. Correlated mutations may not indeed necessarily reflect a physical contact.
This site allows users to analyze the elements of the P2P substitution matrices, performing online calculation of the correlation between any two sites in the user's multiple sequence alignments using the P2P matrix. It also provides convienient on line graphical environment for analysis and visualization of the results. Finally, the source code for predicting acssociation between sites in multiple sequence alignments using P2P matrices, can be downloaded for different Unix/Linux platforms as well as for Windows.
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The Kardashians are so famous ... even their store has creepy fans -- this according to a recent 911 call ... in which a K-Klan clothing store employee begs for police help ... because some weirdo won't stop knocking on their door.
The call was placed on Monday by an employee of D-A-S-H in L.A. -- a clothing boutique owned by the Kardashian sisters -- but by the time police arrived at the scene, the creep had already taken off.
Sources tell TMZ, the mystery man in question had made a bunch of inappropriate comments that made the girls in the store feel uncomfortable. So when he left the store, they locked the doors behind him.
According to the 911 call, the man came back again and knocked persistently, demanding to be let in -- so one girl phoned police.
We're told the Kardashians are aware of the situation and are currently working with local authorities to track down the suspect. So far, no arrests have been made.
I'm sure he probably went there to do what most Americans want to do the Kardashians. Punch them in the face.
Yeah... sure. Sounds like someone's looking for a pity party.
How about the Kardashians stop terrorizing us with this incessant bullsh** about their pathetic and meaningless lives?
so this occured monday? a little late for such a lame story.
Sounds like snobby airheads...."Like oh my God, did you see that guy? What was he wearing? Does he ever shower? Yeah, he bought something at our store, too. I'm locking my door and you should do the same in case he comes back. We don't need his kind around here. And the best part is he can't return the items that he just bought for a refund. Oh, he left his stuff here. Then, he's definitely coming back. Lock your door. I'm calling the police when that loser comes back. He like just creeps me out. I need some tea to calm my nerves. I'm going back to like Dash and lock the door, because you know I hate working and I hate guys that dress different than you and me and I hate guys that always come back for a refund. Like oh my God."
Is there any way we can donate money to this guy??
Did Bruce lose his car keys AGAIN?
Just someone looking for a somewhere to P
It was only Scott Disick.
Will you guys at TMZ stop calling Harvey a creep. He is your boss, so show some respect! He is just a little obsessed Kardashian fan who is only a bit misguided!
Reportedly someone shouted obscenities in an H&M store in Raleigh the other day. Harvey, get on the case!
Remember the could not find the flour bomber either in New York, just more publicity for their season finale. Jonathan had the nerve to show up at Kris game to terrorize him. Kris is being assulted by the kardashians, they need the cops called on them for fraud. Report the truth TMZ. Money can't buy morality. Truth always surfaces.
why isn't their store called "Kash"
Oh please are we supposed to feel sorry for them. Anything to keep their name in the news. Are their Dash stores hurting for business and this is a way to get people to come in and buy?????


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Google Play is Giving Away Top Apps for Communicating
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How do you stay connected with friends and loved ones in distant places? We all know how convenient our mobile devices are when it comes to that, though sometimes it's hard to know which avenue is best. Google Play announced on Thursday that every top communication app is available for free download.
What's crazy is that we're talking almost 500 apps to chose from—twenty pages worth! Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp, Google Voice, Skype … and the list goes on. The selection also includes various different types of Web browsers, Wi-Fi boosters, SMS text apps, e-mail and talk services, group chat and contact organizers, among so much more.
If you've seen a communication app around the Google Play store that you've always wanted to try, now is your chance. Because really, what's better than 'free?'
See the entire list, along with this week's new music releases, weekly specials on racing games and deals on baseball books (right in time for the season) in the Google Play Store.
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All of this meant that Harry and the others were no longer needed and had been sent back to the Burrow. Hermione had extracted all that she could from the library, not that it had been much, and passed on the information to the Weasley brothers. Enjoying a lazy breakfast at the kitchen table, Harry had to marvel at the change that had come over everyone. Since finding out that Fred was still hanging on, everyone had gained a new lease on life. Even George, though not up to his mischievous ways, had an air of steely determination about him. Harry said as much to Ron as they sat in the shade of a tree outside later while Hermione and Ginny gave Mrs Weasley a hand with the washing.
"Yeah, I know what you mean. It's good for him. It's good for all of us I mean," he added quickly. "I just couldn't imagine life without him. And for poor George it was like he'd lost half of himself."
Harry briefly thought about the fact that there was a long way to go to saving Fred yet, not to mention everything that could go wrong with the revival but couldn't bring himself to say anything. He suspected that Ron knew the problems just as much as he did.
"You know how I offered to go with George and the others last week?" Harry began. "When they turned me down, well, I feel really guilty but I was glad that I couldn't go in the end."
He looked quickly across at Ron who was staring at nothing in particular. This had been bothering him all week and he needed to speak of it to someone. If anyone would be able to help him work it out, it'd be Ron.
"Yeah, I know what you mean," he replied after a while. "I feel kinda bad that I'm not helping either. But let's face it, they know far more about magic and international cultures than I do. And I agreed I'd help Hermione find her parents."
Harry felt immensely relieved that Ron didn't blame him at all and grasped at the opportunity to lighten the conversation.
"Ah yes, you and Hermione. All alone together on a noble quest to restore freedom. Gives a whole new meaning to meeting the parents."
He smirked across at Ron who blushed and quickly changed topic.
"Yeah, speaking of dazzling romances, what's happened with you and Ginny?"
Harry's lightened mood evaporated instantly. Ginny. The only thing that he hadn't come to terms with. The truth was, he had no idea where they stood. Sure she'd been there for him after the battle, but was that only as a friend? Did she still have feelings for him?
Ron cut across Harry's thoughts.
"Blimey mate, have you seriously not worked things out with her?"
His eyes darkened as he locked them on Harry's.
"You better not mess her around. I know you care deeply for her, and I'd rather it was you than some other guy, but you can't play with her feelings. If you hurt her, I don't care what our history is, you'll have me to answer to."
Harry sighed and rubbed his temple.
"I know Ron, it's not that I want to mess her around. But I don't know where things are between us and there hasn't been much time to sort things out since then. I mean, I haven't exactly spent any real time alone with her to discuss it."
"Well, no time like the present," smirked Ron with a nod towards the approaching forms of Hermione and Ginny. "I'll leave you to it."
And he got up and walked over to Hermione, taking her hand and motioning that they should take a walk further down the garden. Ginny, looking slightly sickened, hurried away from them and over to Harry.
Harry quickly attempted to regain his composure. That had been uncharacteristically subtle of Ron. Why did he have to finally learn these new life skills at such inopportune moments? And he definitely didn't like the wink Hermione had just sent him. Scowling at his 'friends' he almost forgot the cause of his concern until it spoke.
"Hey Harry," Ginny said. "Mind if I join you? I just don't much fancy watching my brother attempting his love struck puppy impersonation."
He smirked and motioned to the vacated space beside him. He couldn't help it, whatever his apprehensions about speaking to her, she just made him feel so relaxed.
"So how are you on this lovely day?" she tried, with maybe a hint of nervousness behind her words.
"Oh pretty good. You know me." He attempted a smile, while his stomach, obviously discontent at his outward peacefulness started a conga line. "And yourself?"
"Fine. Perfectly fine."
And they lapsed back into silence. Harry knew he had to speak, to explain, to try and work things out. Now was the perfect opportunity. But it was so daunting! What if she was over him? He'd made her wait twice for him now, was she really crazy enough about him that she'd wait that long?
"Harry, we haven't had much of a chance to talk. About anything, about us..." her voice trailed off, as if unsure.
Harry knew that was as good a lead in as he was ever going to get. Steeling himself, he turned to face her, hands scrunched tightly on his knees.
"You're right and I'm sorry. I haven't been avoiding you, but I haven't been trying to talk to you either. It's just that... Well to be honest, I'm just unsure because I don't know where we are. I mean, I fell pretty hard for you last year and it was absolutely amazing. Some of the best memories of my life. But then I ended it for your safety. I've often thought about whether that was the right thing to do, but you were more important to me than my happiness. I thought about you constantly while I was away. What you were doing, what you were feeling. I checked on you every night using the Marauder's Map until you left. Ginny, I never stopped loving you. But I can understand if you've moved on..."
The last part had been said looking down at his hands and Harry finally forced his gaze up to meet her eyes. She was smiling at him.
"Harry James Potter, I have waited seven years for you, I'm not about to suddenly 'move on' as you put it."
Harry blushed as hope blossomed inside him.
"But Harry, one thing. No more. Don't leave me again."
Harry nodded rapidly under her hard stare, rather reminiscent of her mother. And then suddenly she was smiling again and moving forward to close the gap, the faint breeze teasing her hair. Their lips met and melted against each other.
And now finally, Harry was at peace.
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The Department takes great pride in its Grand Round series which runs annually from September through June. Pediatric Grand Rounds is the premier teaching and educational activity of the Department and addresses key concepts within the realm of state of the art pediatrics including those related to novel and important developments in research, clinical diagnosis and management, child advocacy, international pediatrics and community pediatrics. The series draws on the expertise of the Department's full-time faculty, our talented community physicians and leaders and from national and international leaders in the field.
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File Sharing with Apollon and GiFT
The operators of the popular Internet-based file
sharing network, Kazaa, only provide software for
Windows systems, but the GiFT project brings
Kazaa support to Linux.
Kazaa [1], the popular Internetbased
file sharing network, has
the biggest user-base and offers
its users the widest range of services. So
far, Kazaa has owed its popularity to
Windows users – possibly due to the
prominence of illegal copies of expensive
software packages, which are useless
to most Linux users. Additionally,
Kazaa makes it difficult for the Linux
community to join the network, as the
peer-to-peer software Kazaa provides is
restricted to Microsoft operating systems.
The GiFT project [2] now has a Linuxbased
plugin for users who want to
share files worldwide via Kazaa. The
plugin implements the Fasttrack protocol
used by Kazaa and
additionally supports
the Gnutella [3] file
sharing network. At the
same time, OpenFasttrack
provides an alternative
to Kazaa. There
is another plugin for
the Ares network [4],
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for Napster [5],
Soulseek [6] and EDonkey
[7], which are
incomplete or no
longer support the current
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Now we see what effects three weeks of practices, games and collective maturity produce in the CAA's best rivalry. VCU comes to Old Dominion for the return engagement, Saturday at 2 p.m. before an amped sellout crowd at the Ted.
The Monarchs (16-10, 11-3 CAA) are a game back of VCU (21-5, 12-2 CAA), George Mason and Drexel. They need to win in order to remain close to the leaders, as well as stay clear of fifth-place Georgia State (17-8, 9-5 CAA) in the race for the all-important first-day tournament bye.
Loyalties determine whether ODU gave away the first game or the Rams seized it. Suffice to say that the most important number in VCU's 61-48 win Jan. 21 at the Siegel Center was the Monarchs' 25 turnovers.
The culprits were as uncharacteristic as ODU's turnover total. Seniors Kent Bazemore (7), Marquel De Lancey (5) and Trian Iliadis (4) combined for 16 of the 'Narchs' 25 turnovers. Richard Ross was the only regular who didn't commit a turnover that night.
Neither team shot well (38 percent), but the critical sequence occurred in the middle of the second half. ODU went 10:22 without a basket as VCU stretched a 38-35 lead into a 51-40 spread.
In a sequence of 18 possessions, spanning more than 10 minutes, the Monarchs committed 10 turnovers, made 1 of 5 shots and hit five free throws. At that point, they trailed 56-42. Game over.
Darius Theus and Troy Daniels combined for 23 of VCU's 29 second-half points, and the Rams played ODU to a push on the boards in the second half.
Bazemore led ODU with 15 points, but he needed 15 shots, and his turnovers negated whatever good work he accomplished. Chris Cooper (14 points, 9 rebounds) was his usual bullish self around the basket.
The Rams have won 10 straight, but haven't dominated. Two wins against Towson were the closest games to comfortable. They've won three one-possession games and are just 2-2 against the other top five teams. They still must play Mason twice.
Likewise, ODU has improved steadily since the start of the new year. The 'Narchs have won the games they should win and are 0-3 against the top five -- two losses to Mason and one to VCU, with today's game, as well as tests against Georgia State and Drexel to finish the regular season.
Both teams are statistically comparable. ODU rebounds better (plus-6.9 in CAA games), VCU forces more turnovers (plus-6.43).
Expect ferocity.
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medic204 said...
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If this woman had suffered a real stroke, the husband could have driven her straight to a skilled nursing home and bypassed Dr. Fesmire and Erlanger altogether.
That's how much these "acute stroke therapies" are usually worth.
Paramedics can rule out or treat many conditions that appear to be stroke. We can support life and prevent further disability with aggressive airway management. We can choose an appropriate hospital based on the patient's symptoms.
And we can provide a safe, controlled transport to the hospital, protecting the patient AND the public.
But let's not try to fool the public into thinking speed solves stroke...Dr. Fesmire knows better.
June 22, 2010 at 6:57 a.m.


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