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Where can I get more information about the U.S. health care reform bill?
I've been reading a lot of conflicting information about the U.S. health care reform bill (HR 3200) and its potential impact on different groups of Americans. I tried to read the bill, but it's over a thousand pages and is written in mind-numbing legalese. Is there a place online where I can find comprehensive, non-partisan, easily understandable information about the bill?
Why Can't I Use an Ear Pick?
Why shouldn't I use Q-tips? Or an ear pick? [more inside]
medical conditions that used to be attributed to emotional problems?
What are examples of medical conditions that were once thought (mistakenly) to be caused by psychological factors?
Essential medical textbooks?
It's my nephew's birthday this weekend. He is going to University in September to study Medicine (in the UK). Are there any essential medical text books I could get him to help with his studies?
Bo Knows . . .
Health Mystery Solved. I have been given a diagnosis of avascular necrosis. My general practitioner relayed these results to me after she saw my MRI results. On Friday I meet with an orthopedic surgeon. Please help me prepare. [more inside]
Grad-school, relationships, and geography... can all three work?
Grad-school, med school, residency match, geography...help? [more inside]
Can anyone recommend a good primary care physician in Olympia, WA?
My current doctor seems poorly organized and has misdiagnosed me one time too many. I know there are MeFites in the Olympia area; does anyone have a doctor they love?
How'd it end?
Did Dr. Rufus W. Hooker survive WWII? I read his 1943 memoir, Ship's Doctor, and it's driving me crazy. [more inside]
How can I make my insurance pay for homocystinuria protein powder?
I have homocystinuria, which means that I should get as little methionine in my protein as possible. The doctors recommend I take a special methionine-free protein powder, but the insurance won't pay for it. What is the step-by-step for making them come around? [more inside]
I thought I was supposed to feel better as I lose weight!
I've lost nearly 90 LBS, but I feel like poo constantly. I've had increasing foot problems, and just generally tired, and sick all the time. Have any of you gone through a dramatic weight loss and felt horrible, or developed problems that didn't exist before the weight loss? [more inside]
Where can I get my generic prescription pill analyzed for contents?
Where can I get a prescription pill analyzed for chemical contents? [more inside]
Maintaining Balance as a Physician
DocFilter: For those of you who are physicians and have family life, how have you achieved balance between work and family? [more inside]
Anyone want free drugs?
What should I do with my leftover meds? [more inside]
Do Bananas constipate??
Do Bananas constipate or do they do the opposite? My daughter needs to eat foods that make stool soft. Some people have told me to feed her bananas and others say to stay away from them. Which is the truth? My daughter is five years old. [more inside]
How to lose weight on Amitriptyline
I am on 75mg a day of Amitriptyline for migraines. Has anyone had any luck not gaining weight on Elavil/Amitriptyline? I have been on it for a couple months and am having a much harder time than I thought not gaining weight. Did any particular strategies work for you? Did the effect kind of wane as you got used to the medicine? Thanks!
It's what's inside that counts.
I just had an MRI and MRA in response to these issues, and the radiologist's report should be relayed to me in a day or two. I've already had one normal CT scan. I received a copy of all the images from this scan - should I look at them? [more inside]
What is this pain and what should I do about it, if anything?
What is this pain in my hip, how can I make it go away, and should I make a doctor's appointment yet? [more inside]
Was I prescribed the wrong medicine for a cold?
Why did this doctor prescribe Penicilin vk 500 for me when the description says it's not for fighting a cold or flu and yet that's CLEARLY what I have? [more inside]
Attention chemists and nurses.
What chemical did I inject into myself, and will I be okay? [more inside]
Should I go to podiatrist?
My feet are in pain. What kind of doctor should I go to? I've heard that podiatry is sort of a dubious branch of medicine. [more inside]
Medical butchery
Need no or low cost reconstructive surgery for friend who had a radical vulvectomy [more inside]
Is it okay to take Effexor without its capsule?
Is there any particular reason that Effexor comes in gelatin capsules? [more inside]
Pre-med Requirements After B.A.
How can I complete pre-medical requirements after having earned my B.A.? [more inside]
Why doesn't the rug match the drapes?
Why do some people's hair on their head and pubic hair not match in color? [more inside]
How do antibiotics work?
Woke up Tuesday morning with a killer sore throat, swollen lymph nodes making it painful to swallow and a low-grade fever. A doc visit this afternoon confirmed I've got some sorta creeping crud and I was given a prescription of antibiotics, (Amoxicillin tablets 875mg). Can someone describe in detail what exactly happens when I take the stuff, maybe in a timeline format? How does it wipe out the baddies exactly (i.e. what mechanisms does it use to kill off the bugs?) [more inside]
Looking for a way to keep 2 spoonfuls of medicine in my pocket.
I'm looking for a clever way to bring 2 tablespoons of liquid medicine around with me in my pocket on weekends, without lugging around an entire bottle. [more inside]
Weird Ailments - Magazine Series?
There was a series of articles by doctors (or possibly, a doctor) in a mainstream US magazine, each about a patient who had a weird ailment, usually incorrectly diagnosed at first. What was it?
Need Help finding a good orthopedic doctor.
Where can I find references and referrals for a good Orthopedic / Sports Medicine Surgeon [more inside]
Who dies in a flu pandemic?
In a flu pandemic what determines who dies? [more inside]
Emergency medicine FAQ in multiple languages.
Does anyone know of a handy reference of emergency medicine questions and statements in different languages? [more inside]
Is there a career out there for someone who wants to go to medical school but doesn't want to practice medicine?
I'm very interested in studying the human body and mind, particularly illness and disease. However, being a doctor isn't for me. What else is out there? [more inside]
Why would a healthy-looking 10 year old girl be going to a stroke clinic?
I teach chess to kids once a week. Yesterday one little girl, 10 years old, told me that she wouldn't be able to come to class anymore because she would be "going to the stroke clinic" 3 times a week, which conflicted with my chess class. Why would a healthy-looking 10 year old girl be going to a stroke clinic? [more inside]
Fields most affected by genomics?
What field(s) of medicine is/are most likely to benefit from new genetic technology? [more inside]
In search of medical blogs/articles
Tell me all about your favorite intelligent professional or casual medical blogs/articles somewhat in the vein of Atul Gawande. [more inside]
Identity, as reflected in fiction
Navel-gazing via literature: Tell me (arts-inclined new physician in an introspective mood) about novels or other literary works that deal with changes in personal identity, the processes which shape who we become, and the conflicts which arise along the way. [more inside]
What herbs or vitamins or food makes more blood flow to the brain?
What herbs or vitamins or food will make more blood flow into my brain? [more inside]
Serotonin Syndrome after quitting antidepressants?
Could I possibly have Serotonin Syndrome even though I've been off anti-depressants for two or three years? And whether I have it or not, what's the best way to get a doctor to hold my hand while I try the recomended treatment for it; an antihistamine called Cyproheptadine (brand name Periactin) that blocks Serotonin receptors? [more inside]
5-year old with repeated high fevers lasting only a few hours each (4 times in 2 weeks)
At 8 am this morning my five year old son was fine. At noon he had a temperature of 40.4 C (104.7 F). By 4:30 his temp was normal again. This is the fourth time in the last two weeks he's had a high fever (over 39) that lasts for only a few hours . What's up? [more inside]
Can a foreign medical graduate practice in the States in any way without doing residency?
How can my wife, a Japanese doctor, practice in the US without re-doing her residency? [more inside]
Gastrocolitis, Valbuminitus and Lumpuckaroo
Ever heard of a disease where you grow thorns that vibrate when cut off? [more inside]
How do I avoid a fight between my doctors?
How do I handle my doctors' disagreement about what medication I should be taking? [more inside]
What branch of biology studies the environment to advance medicine?
What are some in the field jobs that involve studying the environment seeking medical advances? A friend asked me the following question, and I looked around and was stumped by it. A couple basic things came to my attention, like tracking the spread of different illnesses in developing countries and passing out vaccines, but I hope I'm missing something. "What branch of biology encompasses the outdoor study of plants, animals, environments, and whatever else in order to find medical advancements? You see in movies people hunting in the amazon for weird plants in order to cure diseases. Is this a real profession? Could I really go to Africa to study a plague because the genetic information found within it could lead to a cure for cancer?"
How is your non-CFC asthma inhaler working out for you?
If you recently made the switch from a CFC-propelled asthma inhaler to a non-CFC-propelled inhaler, how has it been? I've seen news reports that the spray is softer so you may not feel like you've gotten the full dose, and the inhalers have to be cleaned more often, and was curious to hear from people who've actually made the transition as I wait for my seasonal allergic asthma to kick in any day now. Any hints for making the adjustment smoother?
Danielsanjay Gupta
New career path (Med school) in sights, past the deadline to apply/register for (Fall '09) undergrad programs that offer classes necessary for MCATs, any way to get into universities this late in the game? [more inside]
Best Way to Get Healthcare While Back in the US
I will be returning briefly to the US after 6 months abroad and I would like to partake in some of that wonderful US healthcare before I head back abroad. I have a couple of questions. [more inside]
How do I get the happy pills?
I might be going to Vancouver, BC tomorrow. I would like to purchase some Tylenol with codeine pills (222s) while there, but I am not sure how it all works. Help! [more inside]
Indirect Mononucleosis Transmission?
My friend has mononucleosis. He shared a drink with a friend of mine who had mono several years ago. I later shared a fork with this latter friend. Is there a chance that I was exposed? Could my friend have been carrying the disease even if she can't contract again? I'm freaking out a little. In a couple weeks I'm going to start an intensive program that's 12 hours in the classroom a day for about a month, and the absolute last thing I need is to come down with mono. Ahh!
I say he's crazy; therefore, he must go through an evaluation.
Australian (and U.S.) Mental Health/Legal Filter. Can you just go and talk your GP into having someone put through a psychiatric evaluation? [more inside]
Thyroid advice badly needed
I'm pretty sure I have thyroid issues. I see the doctor in three weeks. What can I do until then and how do I know whether I need to see someone sooner? [more inside]
Defense lawyer needs to decipher operative reports.
What are some good resources for a new defense lawyer looking to learn a little about medicine? My firm often defends companies in personal injury lawsuits, and I have been reviewing a lot of medical records lately. I have no background in medicine, and I want to gain a better understanding of the injuries I'm reading about - (mostly musculoskeletal injuries, often involving the back, knees, shoulders, etc.) and the surgeries done to correct them. I'm looking for web resources, books, anything!


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The mighty Figgs, a one-time OurStage Artist of the Week, have released the first new song from their forthcoming full-length album. Listen to "Your Smile Is A Deadly Thing" below:
As if a great new track were not enough, we (up here in the Northeast, at least) have some Figgs gigs to look forward to, starting this weekend. The band traditionally plays a slew of holiday shows, highlighted by unpredictable set lists and this time, no doubt, by more new music. Dates:
12.11.15 New York, NY – Bowery Electric (w/ Doug Gillard)
12.12.15 Albany, NY – The Low Beat (w/ The Charlie Watts Riots)
12.18.15 Pawtucket, RI – The Met (w/The Upper Crust)
12.19.15 Allston, MA – Great Scott (w/The Upper Crust)
We Are The In Crowd are gearing up for their Feb. 18th release, Weird Kids, and have released a sneak peak into the album with their new single, "Long Live the Kids." Every bit full of pop-punk goodness as you'd expect from the band, "Long Live The Kids" transitions from a soft piano to those powerful, catchy chorus' we're used to hearing. Check out the track below, and catch the band on tour with William Beckett, Set It Off, and Candy Hearts this winter. (more…)
It's Prince! It's a new song! We shouldn't have to pitch you on this!
Prince – "Da Bourgeoisie" by Consequence of Sound
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Popular underground pop-rap outfit Aer has released the official video for their new single, "Won't Smile."
In the early days of any artist's career, there is a hunger in their vocal delivery that reflects just how much making it means to them. As the artist begins to find success, some of that aggression gives way to perspective, and suddenly they have a slightly more tame sound to offer listeners. "Won't Smile" is the softer side of Aer, but lyrically it's just as hard-hitting as anything in the group's discography. The song and video deal with the differences between people and the struggle we all go through in order to gain acceptance and/or belong. Everyone has their own path to follow, and Aer won't judge you if you don't judge them. You can view the video at the end of this post.
Aer have garnered international attention for their blend of urban and Top 40 sensibilities, but for whatever reason they've yet to crack the Top 40 stateside. "Won't Smile" could be a game-changer, offering a relaxed and fun track at a time when bass-heavy club beats are dominating the pop landscape. Comment below and let us know your thoughts on Aer's new material.
A self-titled album from Aer is expected to arrive in January. Follow OurStage on Twitter for updates on the group's activity in the weeks ahead. (more…)
After a quiet three years, iconic rock band U2 have debuted a brand new song as part of the promotional push for an upcoming film about Nelson Mandela.
Released as the musical accompaniment to a new trailer for Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom, the new U2 song is as yet unnamed. The song is only available through the extended film preview, which you can stream on NME, but will later appear as part of the film's official soundtrack. No release date has been set for that collection.
This song is apparently only the tip of the iceberg as far as new material goes. U2 bassist Adam Clayton recently revealed that the band are aiming to finish a new album by the end of November. No word yet on a release or potential single, but it seems safe to assume a new album could hit shelves sometime in 2014. Will it be followed by a tour? Only time will tell.
Long Island natives Taking Back Sunday have spent the better part of the last two years riding a wave of nostalgia thanks to their debut, Tell All Your Friends, crossing the decade mark. Fans know that the band took a few months off during winter 2012 to record in Michigan, but their recent live appearances have been so focused on yesteryear that the idea of hearing something new from the band had become the furthest thing from anyone's mind. Now it seems the guys in TBS are finally ready to step back into the present, and last night they debuted one of their brand new tracks to a rambunctious live crowd.
Rumored to be titled everything from "Anywhere You Want To Go" to "Beat Up Car," the latest material from Taking Back Sunday is most certainly built on the same structural concepts that helped propel them into the spotlight all the way back at the dawn of the new millennium. The band's emo-tinged alternative rock sound pulses below vocalist Adam Lazzara's signature wails about heartache and separation, all of which mixes into a smooth rock concoction that slowly builds to a dual-vocal bridge that harkens back to the band's Where You Want To Be days. It may not be reinventing the wheel by any stretch of the imagination, but it's sure to please fans news and old. You can stream a fan-shot video of the performance below.
Taking Back Sunday have been debuting new material off-and-on over the last month, which leads us to believe they will soon be announcing a release date for their Hopeless Records debut. Follow Ourstage on Twitter so you never miss another update. (more…)
We all know Eminem is a rap superstar, but is he good enough to be considered a god? If you ask him, the answer is yes.
Having spent the better part of the last two months promoting his upcoming album on the strength of "Berzerk" and "Survival," Eminem is showcasing yet another side of himself on his new single "Rap God." The track is the third to surface off The Marshall Mathers LP 2, and as the title suggests, Eminem spends the majority of the near six-minute track spitting bar after bar about how and why he is one of the greatest, if not the greatest, of all time. You can stream the track at the end of this post.
Each "Rap God" verse is more impressive than the last, but unfortunately the beat leaves a lot to be desired. Em's focus on delivering the most robust lyrical offering seems to have resulted in an overly simplistic accompaniment that runs out of steam long before Em does. Such simplicity is maybe necessary to allow the variety of flows showcased on the single, but considering that this track will eventually appear in the middle of a full album, it's too mediocre to ignore.
Do you feel Eminem has earned the title of rap god? Comment below and let us know your thoughts.
The Marshall Mathers LP 2 is scheduled to be released November 5. (more…)
You had to know this was coming. Given the amount of rap released with references to technology and cell phones, it was only a matter of time before someone thought it smart to cash in on the icons that help convey the thoughts we're too lazy to type out ourselves.
Chicago's native street messiah Chief Keef has debuted a brand new song just days after releasing his Almighty So mixtape. The track, titled "Emojis," takes aim at thotties who cannot understand that Keef no longer wants anything to do with them. The teen rap superstar spends bar after bar dissecting the ways digital communication kills relationships, and uses the hook to express how no amount of cutesy icons is going to win over his hardened heart. It's a street anthem with a silly name and killer production that plays perfectly with everything else has released in 2013, and you can enjoy the track in full at the end of this post.
For those attempting to keep track, Chief Keef has released three mixtapes so far in 2013, and that is following the December 2012 release of his debut album. "Emojis" proves Keef still has a lot to offer, so don't be surprised if another mixtape of material finds its way online before the end of the year. Until then, comment below and let us know your thoughts on Keef's latest. (more…)
With her prison sentence coming to a close, Fugees member Lauryn Hill has wasted no time returning to music with the release of a new single entitled "Consumerism."
When most people think of Lauryn Hill they instantly recall the years spent supporting her chart-topping Miseducation album. This was an era in Hill's career where her hip-hop influence took a bit of a back seat to her more soulful side, and to this day that record plays as well as the day it was released. "Consumerism," however, could not have strayed further from that gentle, radio-ready sound. It's a boisterous, high-speed rant on everything from greed to religion and politics that demands your full attention. You can stream the single on HipHopDX.
Upstate New York rock outfit Pentimento are keeping their string of basement anthems strong this morning with the debut of a new song entitled "Just Friends."
We've all been there. You and someone you consider a friend grow closer and closer over time, until one day being friends is simply not enough. Eventually someone wants more. You may choose to go along with it or you may run screaming, but we all feel the same rush of confusing emotions when those feelings come out, and today Pentimento have given us a soundtrack for that moment.
Hitting the net via our friends at Noisey, "Just Friends" is an alt-rock leaning track that deals with the difficult topic of friends becoming lovers. There is much more at stake in romance than friendship, and when the stress of those stakes becomes too much even the strongest friendships will unravel. That is what happens in "Just Friends," and we cannot recommend it enough. Head over to Vice for the stream.
Pentimento's new EP, Inside The Sea, hits stores October 8.


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I enjoying living at the Grove in Asheville. When I went to look at the complex the staff was very friendly and took me on a tour of the 3 bedroom and the 2 bedroom. I didn't want to be in an apartment that had a cat living there before I moved in and the property manager mad sure that I got what I wanted. I knew it was a n easy choice when I decided to move because the complex is close to my job and to downtown. Everything has went very well since I have moved in. The people in my complex keep to their selves, and the only time it gets a little rowdy is on the weekends but that is understandable. Anything that I have asked for from the Grove staff such as maintenance request are filled the next day, questions about my animals, events that are going on (which they go above and beyond to plan things for the tenants) and random questions.
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Falcons' William Moore released following arrest
ATLANTA -- Atlanta Falcons safety William Moore has been released from jail on $2,500 bond following his arrest on a misdemeanor simple battery charge.
Moore, a Pro Bowl alternate in 2012, was granted the bond during his first appearance before a Fulton County magistrate judge Friday morning. Fulton County sheriff's spokeswoman Tracy Flanagan said Sunday Moore was released late Friday.
Atlanta police spokesman Carlos Campos says Moore was arrested Thursday after officers were called to a Northwest Atlanta address and advised that Moore and a woman were involved in an argument. Campos says during the argument Moore "threw the victim's phone and grabbed the victim's shoulder."
The Falcons released a statement Thursday night saying the team was gathering more information.
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James Garner is excellent in this movie. His timing, expressions, and delivery of lines are as close to perfection as anything can be. All of the scenes with three-time Oscar winner Walter Brennan are a hoot. I particularly like the supporting cast. Many of the character actors that I grew up with are in this movie: Harry Morgan, Henry Jones, Jack Elam, among others. What a fine actor Bruce Dern is. Compare his portrayal as the lovable and stupid Joe Danby, with his portrayal of the crumb that shot the Duke in "The Cowboys."
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Comment from: mommyofangels85, 0-2 Female (Caregiver) Published: April 01
My daughter was asking for a drink. She then lay down on the floor and started to curl into a ball with her eyes rolling back. She started turning blue with saliva coming out of her mouth. When it was over after a few minutes, she was crying, then she slept all day.
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My grandchild is 18 months old. After the seizure, he sweated alot but it lasted 15 minutes.
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At eighteen months, my daughter had the first seizure on vacation after a horrific three days of travel. This was followed 45 minutes later by another seizure in the hospital ER as they attempted to draw blood and a third one several hours later in the room. Each lasted about two minutes. Her eyes rolled upward and she jerked slightly. Afterwards, she went to sleep. CAT scan, MRI and two EEG's showed nothing wrong. There were no seizures for three months. Then after two days of stomach virus, she had another seizure, followed by another one in the ER as they tried to draw blood. These first lasted a minute or less but were similar to the previous ones.
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My daughter is 8 yrs old. She has what appears to be seizures and is on medication for treatment. I am baffled by the fact that every seizure is brought on by over stimulation or excitement, I can see them starting and if I take her hands and tell her to just relax...we can avoid them. Also when she recovers after one and they usually only last about a minute, she is not sleepy and wants to immediately go back to what she was doing.
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From time to time God has seen fit to grant me insights into the lives of various Biblical characters. These have ranged from Christ in the Garden, to Peter, to Isaiah, to Simeon and a host of others. Most often this has happened through music. For some reason, as I prepare for a solo the music and words seem to invade my soul and I start to feel what must have gone through the characters heart and mind in that situation.
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We begin by distilling the potato spirits and herbs in our copper pot still. The aromatic spirit is then rested on Peppermint, Melissa (Lemon Balm) and Hyssop for a period of time, balancing out the final aroma and flavour and picking up a peridot green colour. This natural colouring process is essential in the production of a quality absinthe. Over time the colour may darken as the bottle is exposed to light and air, this has long been a sign of quality.
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Tasting Notes (taken at a dilution of 1:1): Delicate and powdery anise, peppermint and fennel on the nose. Soft sweet licorice notes from the anise and fennel balanced by bitter Wormwood and earthy Devil's Club Root Bark. Finish is warming, light and refreshing, fresh peppermint and sweet licorice.
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When I saw that a cook-a-thon was going on for you and knew my son wanted marinated steak, I looked for your steak recipes and luckily found this recipe. I just love lemon so I started the marinade right away and but in a 3/4 lb. sirloin steak. I cut the recipe in half and followed as written except didn't cut the steak for skewers. It didn't marinade the full 8 hours, only 5-6 hours, and the last hour was out at room temperature. I then put it on the grill, at which point I added seasoned salt and pepper, and cooked to med-well. My 16 yo DS and I really enjoyed this steak and will definitely make it again, and try other meats!!! Served it with grilled onions, baked potato and green beans!!! Thanks for sharing Kit.
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Thanksgiving is a uniquely American holiday. Somewhere in the backs of our minds, we know it's about long-ago celebration between the newly arrived pilgrims and the Native Americans, but in today's culture that idea has taken a back burner to family, football, and of course, the food. Whether you like turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, sweet potatoes, rolls or pumpkin pie, that's what Thanksgiving is about, Charlie Brown.
The Thanksgiving meal is one that stands out because it requires us to spend nearly all day in the kitchen. It is rare, in America, to spend an entire day in the kitchen. As a young college student studying in Russia, I was astounded to watch my host mother spend hours either shopping at the outdoor markets or stirring a cabbage soup on the stove. Slapping a bag of chicken nuggets on a tray and popping them in the oven was not an option — not part of the culture.
Yet I love the food preparation of Thanksgiving, the hip-to-hip bustle in the kitchen. There's the intricate timing of turkey vs. pie, the last-minute gravy, and those difficult-to-keep-hot mashed potatoes. When everyone gathers to the table and sees the golden turkey, the shimmering bowl of cranberry sauce, the heaps of steaming potatoes, it is one more reason to give thanks. We have been fed another day.
We shouldn't take the idea of food preparation lightly. The idea of feeding one another is a vein that runs all through the scriptures. When Jesus Christ said, "Feed my sheep," I don't think he just meant spiritually. After all, he recognized the power of feeding his own flock with baskets of fish and bread.
In his parable of the Good Samaritan, the Samaritan not only binds the wounds of the injured man, but also makes sure he is fed before he departs.
At the return of the prodigal's son, the father commands his servants to prepare the fatted calf for a grand feast. In his description of those who are most honored, Christ begins with this example: "When I was an hungered, and ye gave me meat."
Christ's last, most sacred gathering with his disciples wasn't a boat ride or a walk on the hillside — it was a supper — a place where he could both teach and nourish. As an extension of that Last Supper, we take the sacrament each week, a physical manifestation of a spiritual commitment.
In The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Relief Society group comprised of women spend a lot of time feeding one another. I have been the recipient of countless meals after each of my babies were born. Just this past week, I injured my back and spent several days in bed. Like a miracle, food appeared at my doorstep.
And here's the thing: With the proliferation of packaged foods, my husband could have quite easily popped a frozen dinner in the oven for dinner. But that blessed dish of pasta with roasted vegetables, that pan of homemade pizza, that shepherd's pie — those were a symbol that we were loved and cared for and that we weren't passed on the road to Jericho.
There is a rabbi who became famous for telling the allegory of the long spoons. In the story, the rabbi visited hell where he found massive pots of steaming soup. Each person had a long-handled spoon strapped to his arm. Despite the sumptuous surroundings, the people were emaciated and starving because they could not get the soup from the end of their spoon into their mouth. In heaven the scene was similar: giant pots of soup, long-handled spoons. Yet the people looked happy and well-fed. When the rabbi asked about the difference, an angel dipped his own spoon into the soup and offered it to a man across the table. "Here," he replied, "we have learned to feed one another."
Each time we stand in the kitchen with a hot oven and steaming dishes, each time we gather around the table with a home-cooked meal on our plates or pass it off to someone in need, we offer our own type of sacrament. It is a sacrifice of self to feed our own wily flock of sheep, but it doesn't go unnoticed, and it should never go unappreciated.
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ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam -- When this base opened its gates to the public Feb. 20 for a chance to see dozens of aircraft and support vehicles displayed near the airfield, cars lined up for several miles waiting to get inside.
It's rare that top military aircraft from America, Australia and Japan would be gathered in one spot; rarer still that the public would get an up-close look. But Cope North, a Pacific Air Forces-sponsored two-week exercise running through Feb. 26, provided the opportunity for this open house.
Many of those visitors made a beeline to the fighter jets. There were US Air Force F-15s from Kadena Air Base and F-16s from Misawa Air Base, both in Japan. From the US mainland were F-16C "Aggressors" and more F-16s. The Japan Air Self-Defense Force brought F-2s and F-15MJ fighters, and from Down Under, the Royal Australian Air Force brought six F/A-18F fighters.
Also on display were a host of other aircraft and ground vehicles at Cope North that keep those attack jets ready for battle. Among those were two KC-135 Stratotankers with the 909th Aerial Refueling Squadron from Kadena Air Base, Okinawa.
On Friday, the crew of one Stratotanker took reporters up to show how it's done.
The inside of a KC-135 is a bare bones affair with a few jump seats along the wall, dedicating most of the long cargo hold to a pipe leading from the fuel in the aircraft's belly to a boom jutting out the back of the plane.
Airman 1st Class Payten Olson, a boom operator, lay on his stomach peering out a plexiglass window. He controlled the insertion of the boom into the waiting F-15s and F-16s.
The pilots are directed into place with a series of lights on the plane's belly that tell them to move right or left, up or down. Refueling each jet is done within a couple minutes, with each receiving 5,000 to 10,000 pounds of fuel.
Capt. Dane M. Arnholt, who flew the mission, said that fighter jets are quite limited by the amount of fuel they can carry from takeoff.
"They can only do this for less than an hour without us," Arnholt said. "So they can do three, four times the training without having to land and refuel.
"And in an operational world, it allows us to do missions much, much longer and much, much farther from home," he said.
Capt. Erik Cadorette, another crewmember from the flight, said the refueling team helps the fighters do "the big-play stuff."
"We're basically giving them the gas so that they can essentially complete their mission how they're trained to fight," Cadorette said.
The Stratotanker design has been in use since the 1950s, but it's not the only Cold War-era aircraft supporting modern fighter jets at the exercise.
Three E-3 AWACS -- which serve as flying command-and-control control centers for battle spaces -- also hearken back to the Soviet Union era.
"Think of us as the eyes and ears of the fight," said Lt. Col. Kyle Anderson, the squadron leader of two E-3s from Kadena. "So when we put the situational awareness out to our fighter pilots and tankers, we essentially manage the air battle."
One of the airplanes came off the production line in 1981, the year Ronald Reagan assumed the presidency.
"It's an oldie but a goodie," Anderson said. "We've slowly been making updates all along, so it's still relevant. It still does a really good job of providing airborne command and control."
Cope North has grown so large that it requires three E-3s, he said.
"We've had 60-plus airplanes go out to the airspace, and that's pretty hectic," said Anderson, who is fond of sports analogies.
Imagine a football stadium on a moonless night and no headsets to communicate, he said. "We bring light to the football field and bring headsets to all our players. They'll know exactly what they're seeing, while the bad guys don't have that."
The crew of the E-3 tracks what is happening in the battle space and points out to fighter pilots "what they should see," he said. "Then they decide what they want to do. We don't necessarily control them."
"Our number one goal is to get the proper air picture to all our fighters and all our assets in our airspace," said 1st Lt. Aaron Zendejas, an air weapons officer.
The interior of an E-3 is cramped and windowless, and missions can last up to 20 hours.
"You have to love to fly," Zendejas said, "love the smell of fuel in the morning."
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An attempt by Nascar to block a video posted to YouTube of a crash at Daytona was rejected by the video sharing website.
About 30 spectators were injured when the crash at the weekend propelled debris, including at least one tyre, through and over a fence meant to protect the crowd.
Two spectators, who were originally listed as critical on Saturday, were described as in stable condition today. Others were either in stable condition in hospital or had been treated and released.
The crash was filmed by a spectator who later uploaded the vision to YouTube.
Nascar's senior vice-president and chief marketing officer Steve Phelps said Nascar moved to block images of the crash and victims in the stands posted on YouTube.
The video was initially blocked on YouTube with copyright concerns cited. But on review the video sharing website said there was no copyright infringement and unblocked it.
A later response from Nascar was they wanted it blocked out of respect for the people injured.
Spectators injured when they were hit by wreckage from the crash face a significant obstacle if they want to pursue injury lawsuits against Daytona International Speedway, its owner and the sport's governing body Nascar: The fine print on their tickets.
Lawyers said that in the event of litigation arising from the pile-up at a second-tier Nationwide race, Nascar (the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing), Daytona speedway and its owner, International Speedway Corporation, would likely point to the disclaimers displayed on auto-racing tickets, which were designed to inform buyers of potential dangers and waive any personal injury liability.
The disclaimer on a Daytona ticket said: ''The holder of this ticket expressly assumes all risk incident to the event, whether occurring prior to, during or subsequent to the actual event, and agrees that all participants, sanctioning bodies, and all employees, agents, officers, and directors of Daytona International Speedway, its affiliates and subsidiaries, are hereby released from any and all claims arising from the event, including claims of negligence.''
It has become common practice for sports businesses to place the disclaimers on the back of ticket stubs for admission to a variety of venues, such as ski resorts, hockey arenas and baseball fields, lawyers said.
Lee Kaplan, a trial lawyer who has defended Chrysler Group and Toyota Motor Corporation in product liability cases, said he felt the language in the Daytona disclaimer should be enough to cover possible claims arising from the Daytona crash.
He said spectators understand the risk they are taking by buying a Daytona ticket.
''They are held to the knowledge that racing is inherently dangerous and spectators can be injured,'' said Kaplan, a Houston lawyer, noting that the word ''risk'' in the disclaimer captures that sentiment.
But one question that might arise could be whether the disclaimers are enough to offset any questions about whether the organisers provided strong enough fencing and appropriate seating arrangements to keep fans safe from danger, personal injury lawyers said.
If it were proven that Daytona knew that the fans were in harm's way and opted against taking action such as changing the fans' seating arrangement or setting more distance between the safety fence and the track, then potential injury claims were more likely to supersede any so-called ''buyer beware'' ticket disclaimer, Dan Kirschner, a Chicago personal injury lawyer.
Oakland-based attorney Bob Eassa, who has defended the Oakland Raiders in a variety of personal injury lawsuits by NFL players, said the disclaimer only covers ''normal risk'' and that the notice cannot remove claims of negligence if the company was proven to have acted inappropriately.
He said other legal claims that a ticket disclaimer would not waive are related to product liability.
The injured could claim, for instance, that International Speedway Corp and the construction company it used to make the safety fence did not use strong enough materials to prevent debris from flying into the stands and injuring spectators.
''You're attacking the fact that they didn't do it right,'' Eassa said.
By Monday morning, there were no reports of lawsuits being filed over the crash.
Saturday's wreck happened after driver Regan Smith, who was leading the race, attempted to block another driver as they were nearing the checkered flag in the final lap of the race and hit the other car, a report on nascar.com said. This led to a pile up that sent driver Kyle Larson's car airborne and ripped out its engine, sending the debris into the crowd. He walked away from the wreckage unhurt.
Nascar has required tracks to have US$50 million (NZ$60m) in insurance to cover spectator injuries, money that would be used to cover lawsuits against it, according to SEC filings.
International Speedway Corp has rarely defended itself in public lawsuits against Nascar fans over personal injury claims arising from accidents at its racetracks.
Recent accidents at Nascar racetracks include last year's lightning strike at Pocono Raceway, which killed one fan and injured nine others, and a 2009 crash at Talladega Superspeedway when a car hit the catch fence and flying car debris flew through the fence and broke an 18-year-old's jaw.
No disclosures of any lawsuits related to either instance could be found in International Speedway Corp's SEC filings, nor any other personal injury claim over the past three years.
An online and federal court search of the Pocono and Talladega incidents didn't turn anything up either.
Justin Reiff, an expert in amusement park litigation, said that large companies at risk of injury lawsuits typically quash personal injury claims by offering victims a large, upfront confidential settlement before they file a public lawsuit.
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- 2036 Sara-Lynn Road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99712
reduced 6-2016 type single family approx sq ft 2566 bedrooms 4 bath areas 3 garage capacity 2 acres 1.11
A gorgeous Alaskan log home greets you as you come up this driveway in a coveted location off Chena Hot Springs Road off Herning Hills Drive. Craftsmanship like this is rarely seen anymore. To top that off there's a magnificent view of the mountains and valley to brighten each day. 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, a master suite to die for with its own private deck, another huge wrap around deck off the main level, and a beautiful kitchen open to the living room. This all awaits you in this exquisite property! If you love the charm of Alaskan log this will get you excited!
- The price is $389,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More Photos More Information Disclosures
- 855 Chena Hills Drive, Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
new listing 7-2016 type single family approx sq ft 2200 bedrooms 4 bath areas 3 garage capacity 1 acres 2.60
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- The price is $172,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More Photos
- 995 Shaker Box Court, Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
new listing 7-2016 type single family approx sq ft 1904 bedrooms 3 bath areas 2 garage capacity 1 acres 1.25
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- The price is $183,900 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More Photos More information Aerial view Covenants
- 1191 Lakloey Drive, North Pole, Alaska 99705
sale pending type single family approx sq ft 1408 bedrooms 2 bath areas 1 garage capacity 2 acres 1.08
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- The price is $80,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More Photos More information
- 1104 Badger Road, North Pole, Alaska 99705
reduced 6-2016 type single family approx sq ft 1780 bedrooms 2 bath areas 1 garage capacity 2 acres .17
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- The price is $159,900 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More Photos
- 2004 Esquire Avenue, Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
new listing 5-2016 type single family approx sq ft 2258 bedrooms 6 bath areas 3 garage capacity 1 acres .27
This is an opportunity to acquire a large duplex in a great neighborhood. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 baths in the upper unit and 3 bedrooms 1 bath in the lower unit. Both apartments have new kitchens and remodeled bathrooms. The upper unit also has a fireplace. A common laundry is on the ground floor and each unit has a large privately fenced yard. The low price is because the heat and water need repairs. This property is worth well over $250,000 once those repairs, and perhaps some updating of paint and flooring, are completed.
- The price is $209,900 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More Photos More Information History
- M133.5 Denali Highway, Cantwell, Alaska 99729
newlisting 5-2016 type single family approx sq ft 1000 bedrooms 1 bath areas 1 garage capacity 1 acres .94
Denali National Park is located about 120 miles from Fairbanks and is a huge tourist attraction. 30 miles further south is the village of Cantwell. Cantwell (Yidateni Na' in Ahtna Athabascan) was a railway flag stop at the junction with the Denali Highway. The original town is off the Parks Highway. It is a census-designated place (CDP) in Denali Borough, Alaska, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population of the CDP was 219. Cantwell is the western terminus of the Denali Highway and a lot of folks that work at the park live in this area. About a mile from the Parks Highway on the Denali Highway is this very Alaskan log cabin. It appears to be an older log cabin that had the logs restored to their original blonde color but still retains the beauty of the excellent craftsmanship by the original builder. This is an above average constructed home with vaulted ceilings, sky lights, a beautiful kitchen and lovely bathroom. The grounds are beautiful too. There is some damage such as the Monitor stove having been removed and some other minor issues like light fixtures but nothing cannot be remedied relatively quickly.
- The price is $75,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos and larger map Denali Highway Map
- 1230-32 9th Avenue, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
new listing 4-2016 type duplex approx sq ft 2472 bedrooms 4 bath areas 2 garage capacity 0 acres .17
Live on one side, rent the other to make your payment. Located near Denali School and the Chena River, this 2 story duplex is ready for you to move in. The left side has all new paint, carpet and linoleum in the past 6 months and is ready to go. It has 2 bedrooms and 1 bath on the upper level, a big kitchen, eating area and spacious living room on the main level, plus a large family room and storage area down. Access to a shared laundry room and the boiler room with a 3 year old boiler is in this area. There's a nice deck on the front of the house leading to the arctic entry and the private doors to each unit. The front yard has a chain link fence. Just last year the backyard was fenced with a new chain link fence as well. There is a lovely lawn and an attractive birch tree in front of the property. Collect rent instead of paying it or start your investment portfolio with this very rentable side by side duplex.
- The price is $169,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos More information
- Mile 179.4 Richardson Highway, Paxson, Alaska 99737
new listing 4-2016 type single family approx sq ft 800 bedrooms 2 bath areas 0 garage capacity 1 acres 1.40
An Alaskan dream, to own a site on Paxson Lake. Long a favorite with fisherman, boaters, hunters, campers, snowmachiners, hikers, and skiers, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of paradise. Because there's a cell tower nearby you can even have good cell service while you're in the wilderness. The lake, one of the most beautiful in the world, is located on the Richardson Highway near the intersection of it and the Denali Highway. As of the 2010 census, the population was 40 in about a 318 square mile area, so you don't have to worry about being crowded out. Paxson Lake is known for its great fishing, popular for lake trout, Arctic Char and Grayling. There's even a small airstrip near the famous now-closed Paxson Lodge. The seller has developed a good turn around area for access and a large pad if you want to build a home or just park an RV. The cabin is humble but habitable and the seller says if he didn't have other obligations he would never leave this wonderful haven. There's a solar power system on site and with the addition of fresh batteries you could have all the comforts of home and even enjoy your Netflix habit at the end of the day.The lot is a potential building site for a luxury cabin with all year access and recreational opportunities. This is prime property, a rare find and a chance to own a coveted spot on Paxson Lake. There are very few listings that become available on the lake and they come years apart. Live in the comfy cabin or build a brand new one while enjoying the best of what lakefront Alaska has to offer.
- The price is $135,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos Plot Plan Platmap
- 2941 Chena Hot springs road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99712
new listing 4-2016 type single family approx sq ft 1040 bedrooms 3 bath areas 2 garage capacity 2 acres 1.14
This won't last long. Here's an almost new ranch home with a 2 car garage located at about 9 mile Chena Hot Springs Road. With vinyl siding, a new System 2000 boiler, and lovely radiant heat in the home, what else could you ask for? A sparkling kitchen with granite counter tops and all new appliances is the frosting on the cake! The master has a private bath and the floors are all hard surface so you'll have no worries about cleaning carpets. There's a large arctic entry with good space for hanging coats and putting away boots during the cold weather. This home has a private well and septic system. It comes with a beautiful new stainless steel gas range, dishwasher and large refrigerator, plus a water softener. This home was originally built in 2011 but not finished off until just recently by the present owner.
- The price is $228,500 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos Disclosures More information
- 374 Howland Road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99712
new listing 3-2016 type single family approx sq ft 3500 bedrooms 4 bath areas 2 garage capacity 2 acres 2.07
If lots of square feet is important then this beautiful big home may just be the one! Located off McGrath Road on a big hillside lot with a fantastic Shaw creek rock retaining wall plus additional gorgeous rock work that would cost a fortune to reproduce, this is one of a kind. Almost the entire ground level is devoted to garage space but there is a small office and a big boiler room too. The main level which can be accessed directly from the upstairs parking area (as well as from the garage and lower area) has over 3,500 square feet. For this reason it could be considered handicap accessible with few changes. It consists of a large family room that has an attractive vaulted ceiling and is open to the kitchen. The kitchen boasts a breakfast bar and all appliances. There is a semi-formal dining area here too. Adjoining is a huge living room and down the hall are 3 bedrooms and a big family bath. On the opposite end of the house is a giant master suite that is as big as most folk's living room, has tons of closet space and a beautiful bathroom. A spacious sunroom has been added on the sunny side of the house which creates additional room. This could work well as a single family home, an assisted living home, a B & B, or a multitude of other uses that require a lot of space, and the zoning allows these uses outright.
- The price is $365,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos History More information
- 1306 29th Avenue #4, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
reduced 6-2016 type condo approx sq ft 983 bedrooms 3 bath areas 1 garage capacity 1 acres 0
Here is a cute 3 bedroom 1.5 bath condo and it even has a garage! Enjoy carefree living in this 2 story security building. There's a big common lawn in the rear and each unit has a private deck. Recently painted, this home has laminate flooring in the living room and new carpeting on the stairs and entire upper level. There's a full bath on the upper floor and a half bath on the main floor. Just out the door you can enter your private heated garage or go down the hall to the coin operated laundry room. This property comes with a built-in tenant through the end of December so it is an investment ready to roll.
- The price is $95,000 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos Covenants More information Assessment
- 4912 Vancouver Road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99709
reduced 6-2016 type single family approx sq ft 2880 bedrooms 3 bath areas 3 garage capacity 3 acres 9.63
If you want to get away from it all then head out Sheep Creek Road, take Murphy Dome Road and about 8 miles up Murphy Dome Road you will arrive at Vancouver Road. Go right on Vancouver and immediately you'll see the driveway for this property. It actually corners on Murphy Dome and Vancouver. With almost 10 acres (9.83) and unseen from the road below sits this large attractive home with a 3 car garage attached. There is also a huge greenhouse, a shop, a little barn and another shed. If you're a farmer at heart this place is perfect for you. It has a lovely almost panoramic view of the mountains and features a huge kitchen, a lovely living room with vaulted ceilings and patio door to the deck. On this level there is also a very large master with a master bath with jetted tub, a family bath and a 2nd large room that could be a bedroom with the addition of a closet. Downstairs is a huge family room with a patio door to the yard which is ground level since the house is built into the hill. Also downstairs are 3 more bedroom, a bath and a utility room. This home could be 5 bedrooms potentially. This is a bank owned home and is being sold "as is" but should be financeable as it is heated and has been winterized properly.
- The price is $237,900 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos History More information
- 1526 Noble Street, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
new listing 1-2016 type single family approx sq ft 1568 bedrooms 2 bath areas 2 garage capacity 0 acres .16
Here is a great opportunity to start your rental investment portfolio with this small duplex on Noble Street close to downtown. These are side by side units with one bedroom on each side and typical rents are $700 a month. There is a full, partially completed basement, so the apartments could be expanded. There is a bathroom in this lower level but an egress window would have to be installed if it was used as a bedroom. Located on a city lot with public utilities. Check this one out!
- The price is $89,900 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos More information Electricity Fuel
- 389 Shannon Drive, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701
sale pending type single family approx sq ft 2935 bedrooms 4 bath areas 3 garage capacity 2 acres .18
Located in popular Shannon Park this bigger than average home is perfect as a single family but could also be duplexed quite easily. The upper main level has a large living room with a nice brick fireplace, a good-sized kitchen with breakfast bar and a huge formal dining or family room. On this level there is also a large master bedroom with a spacious walk-in closet and its own bath. In addition a full family bath is located on this level. Downstairs a is a very large family room with laminate flooring, a wet bar, a beautiful big bathroom/laundry and 3 additional bedrooms making this a 4 bedroom home. From the entry area you can walk out to the 2 car heated garage that has a big storage loft built above it for that extra "stuff" we all have. The boiler is only a few years old and most of the windows in the house have been replaced with vinyl. There is about 2900 square feet of living area. The yard is fenced with a big storage shed and a huge deck plus a dog kennel in the corner. The entire driveway is concrete with room to park a motor home on the side.
- The price is $255,900 Call Audrey 456-6000 MLS More photos More information Engineering


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