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Spiritual trailblazer Huston Smith has written comprehensive books about religion and a memoir of his own life, but nowhere has he merged the two elements of seeking and experience with such storytelling flair as he has in these pages. Few have done as much as Smith to explore and illuminate the world's religions and spiritual traditions, and none have done it with such accessibility, wonder, and delight. In this joyous volume, he looks back on his extraordinary life, describing riveting scenes with unforgettable characters in India, Africa, Tibet, and Japan. Smith's charm and exuberance come through on every page.
About the Author
Huston Smith is internationally known and revered as the premier teacher of world religions. He is the focus of a five-part PBS television series with Bill Moyers and has taught at Washington University, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Syracuse University, and the University of California at Berkeley. The recipient of twelve honorary degrees, Smith's fifteen books include his bestselling The World's Religions, Why Religion Matters, and his autobiography, Tales of Wonder.
Phil Cousineau is a writer, teacher, editor, documentary filmmaker, travel leader and storyteller. An expert in mythology, travel and creativity, he has published more than 25 books, including the bestselling The Art of Pilgrimage and Stoking the Creative Fires. He has 15 documentary screenwriting credits to his name, including The Hero's Journey and the Academy Award-nominated Forever Activists. Currently, he is host of the national television series Global Spirit on Link TV and lives in San Francisco, California. Scott Chamberlin Hoyt is a filmmaker, photographer, painter, budding tea connoisseur and director of The Meaning of Tea project. His longtime interest in tea increased when he began studying various alternatives to orthodox modern medicine and learned that tea, and the enjoyment of tea, is one of the cornerstones of living life well. Scott lives in New York City and is on the board for Global Learning Across Borders, is a member of the Directors Circle for the American Botanical Council, and is President of the Tibetan Classics Translators Guild of New York.
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When I think of Huston Smith, the word radiance comes to mind. And that generous radiance shines through this extraordinary book a tribute to his delight in the joy at the heart of things. He has had a reverence for and a delight in everyone he has met. Someone once wrote of Shakespeare's immense intelligent charity. That's Huston. His unique gift to us is the generous radiance of the joining of his sharp intellect with his universal spirit. At the same time, this book reveals the richness of the great spiritual traditions, which call us to be generously human. A healing and hilarious book for our time."
Alan Jones, dean emeritus of Grace Cathedral, San Francisco, and honorary canon of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Chartres
One loves what Huston Smith brings to us as one loves an unfailing source of light and warmth. A book a life that nourishes the spirit as it opens the heart."
Jacob Needleman, author of An Unknown World: Notes on the Meaning of the Earth
An enthusiastic discourse on authentic joy, and Smith's joy resonates from every page. His missionary lineage and childhood in rural China...positioned him to look at life through a different lens. As he matured, he made a decision to use that lens to find the humanity at the heart of what he perceived. Humble, kind, and nonconforming, Smith gives readers the gift of observing through the obvious to the core of existence and the eternal spirit that is our birthright."
Anna Jedrziewski, Retailing Insight
Praise for Huston Smith and His Previous Books:
My idea of heaven (on earth) is sitting in a room and listening to Huston Smith."
Pico Iyer, author of The Global Soul
Sometimes [Huston Smith] becomes as spontaneous and radiant as the ineffable beauty he talks about....A clean wind of truth blows through his presence. He always makes me feel more alive! He knows, and lives, and loves whereof he speaks."
Coleman Barks, author of Rumi: The Big Red Book
I read Huston Smith's The World's Religions as a teenager. It was the most influential event in my life. He has shaped my thinking and my lifelong quest, and guided me to where I am today."
Deepak Chopra, author of The Seven Spiritual Laws of Success and War of the Worldviews
Huston Smith's words serve me well in traversing my spiritual path."
Ram Dass, author of Be Here Now
Huston Smith approaches religion with the wisdom of a philosopher and the wonder of a child. He looks for similarities that unite, not differences that divide. He comes armed with knowledge and blessed with understanding."
Don Lattin, author of The Harvard Psychedelic Club
[The World's Religions] is the one book on religion I can't do without. I return to it often and always with reward."
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Black Sabbath In-Studio Update
why are they bothering?
who cares
No metal band has ever released an album titled "13" either. Black Sabbath has been breaking new ground since the late '80s.
Digging: Kings Kaleidoscope - Beyond Control
"No metal band has ever released an album titled "13" either. Black Sabbath has been breaking new ground since the late '80s."
What about Megadeth's 'Th1rt33n' or whatever you call it?
I have really little expectations for this album, Im sure im not the only one
Man Sabbath could release a doom metal masterpiece but that's probably not going to happen. Probably just going to sound like a slightly heavier version of ozzys solo stuff
Aww f**k it I'm gonna place hope in this.
@chopseuy: That's the joke
Who cares.
Digging: Gas - Pop
Wow, creative fucking album title. Remember how well it worked with Megadeth? IT DIDN'T. Plus, this is gonna suck without Bill Ward
Megadeth's album title was way worse. 13 was actually spelled out and had numbers replace letters.
fuck this bring on gorguts
You activated his trap card!
Brad Wilk could bring some new energy, Bill Ward (God bless the man) hasn't had it together since the 70's. As long as Tony and Geezer are there, anything is possible. It's just a matter of whether Ozzy gets carried away with the pro tools and all that.
Rick Rubin is probably one of the only producers who could salvage something out of this.
here's hoping anyways...
Hoping it will be good. Won't be as good as there original stuff but they may release something worth while. I mean when they reunited with Ronnie James Dio and did The Devil You Know it wasn't bad. So there's hope.
yep, probably total pap
you'd think they'd have learned a lesson about using rick rubin from metallica.
Less than two months in and God is dead confirmed for the year 2013.
did metallica use Rick or was it the other way around?
Maybe it should be Joe Bareisi
fuck this bring on gorguts [2]
Sabbath is great and all but I have literally no expectations for this. In fact I'm going to forget I read this and pretend I don't know it's happening. That'll probably be better.
also, rubin
The Devil You Know had great songwriting. You guys make me sad.
Digging: Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult - Hora Nocturna
Only good thing that can come out of this album is it means Sabbath won't end their catalogue with Forbidden. Anything else is a bonus.
^Pretty much sums it up. Unless this somehow turns out to be worse lol
Maiden is really the only classic metal band that'll release anything worthwhile these days
Iommi will definitely have some great ideas for riffs, Geezer is the man and The Devil You Know is an excellent album. So, yes I don't have really high expectations but that doesn't mean that their album will be crap. If Ozzy turns up and does what Iommi and Geezer tell him to do the album will be fine.
Digging: Fates Warning - Theories of Flight
they re the best band ever, i have some expectations for this
^Pretty much sums it up. Unless this somehow turns out to be worse lol
If they somehow make something worse than Forbidden they deserve some sort of reward. Nobody with any discernible talent can do worse than that (which is also why Black Veil Brides are yet to release anything as good as Forbidden).
Hey man, the title track on that album is pretty good. Nothing to jump for joy about, but it doesn't resemble St. Anger, either.
Let them do their thing. Why not. It doesn't bother you. And if it does, go listen to your Oceano or your Wilco pusi.
riffs will rule
tony will rule
geezer will rule
ozzy will suck
production and mastering will be awful (rubin)
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Two postcards from the papers of Natalie Paley, May 1930.
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Detailed information about collection materials featured in the current exhibition, Psyche & Muse: Creative Entanglements with the Science of the Soul are now available online: Psyche & Muse online .
March 9, 2011
Photographs of friends and family from the papers of poet H. D. (Hilda Doolittle) and related archives; posted in honor of the Beinecke Library's first annual staff H.D. & Co. Costume Party.
March 7, 2011
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+1 & for less $ sometimes :couch:
Nice idea of adding those two words, sure made this thread disgusting very quickly! :gah:
The last time I had it weighed it was at about 8700 minus a few tools at the time so I would guess I'm about 9000 lbs now on a chevy express 2500
I never really thought about weight & tires, but...
Hi everybody, here's the story I paid almost $700 for trailmark ht tires less than 30,000 miles ago & they're already down to the wear indicators :censored::censored:
I'm wondering if anybody out...
Is this like the "check me" program? :couch:
I've got the same van i'm gonna hit 70k next week i've only lost a water pump so far how about your's? :hijacked:
2005 chevy express 2500 4.8, 10 mpg if i'm lucky but it does weigh 9000 lbs.:couchhide:
Tubing cutter gets an A even though the gear on the side needed a piece of my finger more than me :eek2: 2 out of my six batteries are bad but under warranty, my mini sawzall went bad after a lot of...
Send to your email & upload from there
sounds interesting hope you get the pictures up!
Looks like a plumber has been there :eek2:
That union is not gonna help with getting the door off :eek2:
Get the sawzall we're putting the ladder in the truck :pileon::playing:
Exactly drop the protection for a laptop and have a space for a organizer and lower the price to a little higher than the xl not alot higher :couch:
is veto still wandering the forums?
I think we need a middle of the road area for pictures of jobs that aren't great, but are safe and functioning correctly,
What do you guys think? :anyone:
Did you accidentally post this in the wall of pride? :eek2:
I really like the electrical strap holding the lineset ::DD:
Could be but I know for sure they have different salesman at least in my area.
And the klein guy is refusing warranties now because of the massive amount of claims , while the greenlee guy takes...
Nails :gah: oh those things carpenters use ::DD: I don't have one nail in my van, but if I did I'd be using a hammer on it :couch:
Thanks for the laugh :pileon:
Are you trying to say klein is not made in china? :couch:
What is it with people using metal blades for plaster? you get a couple feet and you have a flat blade :eek2:
Plaster blades are for plaster it even says so on the box :couch:
What do you do about the massive cloud? :eek2:
I bought the makita 10.8 first, returned it the next day serious lack of power, but all mini impacts i've tried suck lots of noise not much power
The milwaukee 12v screwgun kicks ass!! :couch:
I wouldn't buy the v28 set again killed the drill, warranty rebuilt i'm buying makita 18v next time not the little one as poster above has, (there not so good on power) :couch:
As far as power goes not really much difference just a lot slower than 18v or bigger, my milwaukee 12v will drive 3" screws no problem, but if price is your concern get the ryobi 18v the blue one not...
I can't see one thing done correctly there :eek2: , other than it heats water
Looks like they took a low boy out and put in a standard, :couchhide:
The hardhat will save him :cliff: kind of like that.
It's in the headline (it's hard to see :eek2: ) spk1
Good statement, but people still have to learn the difference between the two :det:
I learn something new everyday thanks!
Is there a reason or code that you don't use galvanized pipe? :couch:
The only things i see wrong are no electric disconnect, and the thermostat wire in the same pull box would not fly in my area :couch:
Other than that nice job! :pileon:
Fixed it, :playing::playing::munching:
Since we are talking wireless what about a wireless thermometer? :eek2: :pop:
little giant!
scroll down to "new ladder from little giant" thread good stuff there! :eek2:
The hammer and screwdriver installer, he damaged his screwdriver beating the hole in for the thermostat wire (now covered by massive lump :eek2:) that he couldn't tighten the screw in the disconnect,...
Doesn't sound like much of a training manager :eek2::tussor:
hilti blades for plaster/drywall 1 blade per job i'll never use a wood or metal blade for plaster again! :payattention: :cliff:
Good find :eek2: , looks like they were trying to hide it? :couchhide:
Is that black steel gas pipe? :eek2:
It's not on the website a lot of the stuff in there stores is not on the website
and it's not always in stock or it might be hiding on the top shelf you gotta look around, good luck :couch:
Key words in red, he sells equipment and what's that stuff behind them? oh tools!!
A micron gauge being required by many manufacturers & not being carried by a supply house, that says it's an item...
Harbor freight is great for all kinds of crappy tools! if it's just basic hand tools look at the commercial electric stuff at home depot they've got a bucket bag there for I think $89 it's got a good...
They have gone to crap! even there new black handle ones I have them all, and I am fortunate enough to own some of there original ones and there great!
I've been looking at the sk brand :anyone:
I gave up on irwin products after I flattened the teeth on their channel locks, but that wrench looks nice! :eek2: might have to give it a try :playing::playing:
I went to my local supply house looking for a micron gauge the first counter guy said micron what? & walked over to the next guy to ask about it.
Now the somewhat disturbing but not surprising...
:ditto: He's probably better off with thermostat roof fans.:pop:


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Couples news and a "Doctor" announcement ruled the weekend headlines, and Celebuzz is rounding up the hottest stories just for you.
Papa William reports for polo duty
The Duke of Cambridge aka. Prince William made his first appearance since the birth of his son, HRH Prince George of Cambridge on Saturday…
The beautiful Elle Macpherson is a Mrs. again.
The 49-year-old former Fashion Star host and billionaire Jeffrey Soffer tied the knot in front of family and friends in Fiji, a source tells Us Weekly.
The couple became in engaged in March 2013, some four months after rekindling their romance. Macpherson and Soffer,…
Louise Roe is a perfect choice to host Fashion Star. After all, she actually talks to her Louboutins.
The 30-year-old Brit is bringing her glitz and glam to primetime television after signing on to replace Elle Macpherson as the new host for the second season of NBC's hit program, where contestants compete to have their designs purchased by a buyer from one…
How many celebs actually dress their age?
From plunging necklines to short hemlines on middle-aged stars or to frumpy separates on those you wouldn't expect — Tinseltown is crawling with celebs who forget to check their birth date before looking in the mirror.
Celebuzz has inspected the wardrobes of some of…
Elle Macpherson has still got it.
The 48-year-old model stunned in a teeny white hot bikini while vacationing on a luxury yacht off the coast of Ibizia with her finance Roger Jenkins on July 16.
The blonde beauty is in impeccable shape and isn't afraid to show it off.
Looking for a bite to eat on the beach? Well, if you're Elle Macpherson, you can look no further than the sea!
While soaking up the sun in Ibiza, Spain, the bikini-clad Australian supermodel had the urge for a snack.
How did she satisfy it?
It looks like Elle Macpherson has still got it!
The supermodel was seen getting in touch with her outdoorsy side, as she kayaked in her native Sydney on Thursday, along with her sons Aurelius and Arpad. At 47 years old, Elle showed off her toned bikini bod, which got us thinking about all…
Supermodel Elle Macpherson was spotted pumping up the volume when she stepped out with gorgeous thick hair in London on Tuesday, February 9.
Elle, 47, rocked her big hair while picking up the kids from school. Elle kept her bouncy hair looking modern by wearing an on-trend middle part and avoiding over-done waves…
Elle Macpherson, a charter member of the late-'80s supermodel battalion, has accepted a role on the CW's upcoming model drama, Beautiful Life.
Elle, who briefly delved into acting with 1997's Batman and Robin and a recurring role on NBC's Friends, will portray the beautiful but steely head of a fictitious modeling agency.
Well played, Guy Ritchie, well played.
Not content to let his ex-wife, Madonna, corner the market on model-dating, 40-year-old director Ritchie was spotted last night having dinner with Australian former supermodel Elle Macpherson at Notting Hill Brassiere in West London.
The helmsman and the clotheshorse apparently had a grand old time while chowing…
Smiling mom/supermodel Elle MacPherson, 44, is getting out of town with her brother Ben.
One reason she might feel like disappearing is that reports have surfaced linking her to convicted drug trafficker Brian Burgess.
The Daily Telegraph notes, "[Burgess] was sentenced to four years for attempting to smuggle 2 kg. of cocaine from…
Elle Macpherson looked like a true supermodel mom while picking up her five-year-old son Aurelius Cy Andrea Busson in London on Tuesday.
The 44-year-old Australian babe was a vision of classic hotness, unlike certain American 44-year-olds.
Other moms could take a page from Elle's style notebook. Even supermodel mommies. Thankfully, Elle isn't the…
It's that time of the week again! The past seven days were filled with a variety of outfits worn by favorite (and not-so-favorite) stars. Celebuzz brings out the best and the worst in the newest edition of Cute Looks vs. Huh? Looks!
The week's cutest looks were seen on Elle Macpherson and Elijah Wood,…


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I think we might be too close to The Edge!!
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Long leg
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I downloaded video sidebar widgets, then successfully added a normal video sidebar widget. However, when I came into the office this morning I found that the widget had disappeared both from the sidebar and the available widgets menu. Yet, both the random and meta video widgets were still available in the widgets menu.
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TOPEKA, Kan (WIBW)--Manhattan's Sunset Zoo unveiled its newest animal addition, just in time for Earth Day Sunday.--a pair of white-handed gibbons native to Southeast Asia. Their names are Leslie and Dempsey.
The new pair will live in the newly constructed John Woodard Memorial Gibbons Exhibit located along the Asian Forest Trail.
The exhibit was made possible by local dentist doctor Rich Woodard and his family and kicked off with a big celebration at the Sunset Zoo Saturday.


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People drive fast, tries to take your right of way. try to ignore traffic lights, and try to take your parking spots. Ijiddah we have on of the highst rates in accedents specially among youth because of sppeding.
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This base is free for you to use, there is no need to ask me TO use it. Unless it is bolded that it is said to not use, then it is free. (And I'm pretty sure I'd never do that unless it was some sort of personal base only for a few people.) If you DO use, credit me. I don't care what this is used for, as long as you do not claim the base that was made by me as your own. It is not required that you link back with the finished product, but it would be nice. Have fun and take your damn time.
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I have a problem with distinguish posts by category on the frontpage.
Want I want:
- 3 different categories (columns, hotspots & trends)
- 2 posts for every category
What I get now:
- Category 'columns'&'hotspots' are distinguish, but posts in category trends get in all categories.
- There is no max on the amount of posts
My code for the category 'columns' on the frontpage:
if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post();
<?php if( !(in_category('hotspots')) || !is_home() ) { ;?>
<?php /* This is our two columns loop */ ?>

<div style="float:left; width:220px;" class="post<?php if(!has_post_thumbnail()) echo " no-featured"; ?>">
<?php if(has_post_thumbnail()): ?>

<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_post_thumbnail(array(700,9999)); ?>

<?php endif; ?>

<?php _e(''); ?>
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<a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?>

<?php the_excerpt(); ?>
$args = array(
'post_type' => 'attachment',
'numberposts' => 2,
'post_status' => null,
'post_parent' => $post->ID
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<?php endif; ?>

<?php /* closing div for the two columns */ ?>
<?php } endwhile;?>
// Reset Query
I think there is a fault in <?php if( !(in_category('hotspots')) || !is_home() ) { ;?> . Is it right that the "if" is causing the exclusion of posts of category 'hotspots'. Okay, that is almost what I want, because in the section 'columns', I don't want to have posts of 'hotspots'.
However, how can I just say to get only posts of 'columns'? I have read the whole explanation of the query posts in wordpress and I tried some things, but it didn't work out.
Also the numberposts => 2 doesn't work. I got all the posts and not just two of them.
I hope someone understands my problem and would help me.
By the way, don't get confused with the clear:both and columns shit in the code. This is to get two post side by side and the tumbnail & text side by side. Sooo this 'columns' is something else then my category 'columns'.
I am a beginner in wordpress, but I am eager to learn and Iam also experienced in mathematic programs like matlab.


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07212: Issues in Architectural Practice and Ethics (PRO 0721200)
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Maryann Thompson, Jay Wickersham
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This course, for students in the fourth semester of the M.Arch I program, examines basic issues arising in contemporary architectural practice. The course challenges the students to examine critically a broad range of professional, legal, business, and ethical problems that they are likely to face in practice.
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Becky O'Keefe is the new administrative assistant for the North Hudson Police Department. While her job may be new, she's very familiar with her surroundings. O'Keefe is a Hudson native, the daughter of Bev and the late Darrel Wert. She attended school in Hudson and is a 1975 graduate of Hudson High School. She also married a native son, Mike O'Keefe, who was recently named to head the state' probation office here, which prompted the family's move back to Hudson. The couple moved to Spooner 16 years ago and raised their three children there. Their two sons, Corey and Justin, are teachers.
Timberlake will read from her new book at Back to Books Saturday at 6:30 p.m. There may be something familiar about Amy Timberlake's new book, "That Girl Lucy Moon." In her first book for middle grade readers, the author drew on memories of growing up in Hudson to create Lucy's world. Timberlake grew up Amy Richardson, the daughter of Barbara Richardson and Jim Richardson, and the granddaughter of the late Harry and Marie Blakeman, who founded Nor-Lake, one of the city's largest employers. Timberlake attended school in Hudson and graduated from Hudson High School in 1985.
When I attended a presentation last week entitled "In Search of the Proper Autistic Friend," I wasn't quite sure what to expect. But then, that is usually the case when it comes to my experience with autism and with the children and families who live with it. James Williams was no exception. He has written several books and speaks across the country about living with autism, and he is just 18 years old. Tara Tuchel, a Willow River teacher who works with autistic children, met Williams when both presented at a national conference in Rhode Island earlier this year.
While the Hudson Board of Education is convinced the district needs a new elementary school, members also are concerned about what to do at the secondary level, especially at Hudson High School. At a special meeting last week, the board decided to address both needs with the $4.5 million allocated from the general fund for capital projects plus an additional $1.4 million surplus from the 2005-06 budget. After a lengthy discussion, the board voted to set aside $3.5 million to offset the cost of a new elementary school should voters approve it in a bond referendum.
Enrollment in the Hudson School District as of the third Friday in September is 5,162 students, up 313 over last year's enrollment of 4,849. The count is required by the state Department of Public Instruction and is used to calculate state aids to the district. The number represents a 6.4 percent increase in the student population, which stood at 4,849 this time last year.
Friends since their school days, Jim Burton and Barbara Blakeman Richardson will be together again at this year's Hudson High School Distinguished Alumni presentation Oct. 4. Richardson, Class of 1957, and Burton, Class of 1958, join the 32 other HHS graduates who have been named to the school's Wall of Fame since its inception in 1994. Graduates are recognized for their professional and personal achievements and for their contributions to the communities where they live. An induction ceremony will take place Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 6 p.m. at the school.
Everyone who saw the immediate aftermath of the accident that took place last June 13 on the hill near Fleet Farm knew it was bad, but after months of therapy and hard work, the future looks much brighter for Debbie Hoople. Hoople's 2000 Ford Explorer was struck at the intersection of Hanley Road and Industrial Street by a car driven by Patricia Weigand of River Falls. The impact pushed the SUV over the curb and it overturned onto its hood. Hoople was ejected from the vehicle through the driver's side window and landed in the street.
The school lunch program in the Hudson School District now includes the services of a registered dietician. Last week the Board of Education approved a one-year contract for the part-time services of Stephanie Campbell, a member of the dietary staff at Hudson Hospital. Campbell, who was on the job this week, will spend 10-12 hours a week working in the district's child nutrition office. Her first project was to simplify and streamline the nutrition information needed by the health staff at all seven of the district's schools.
I was wrong. I thought that The Phipps production of "Driving Miss Daisy" might not hold up to the memory I had of the Academy awarding-winning movie with the late Jessica Tandy and Morgan Freeman. That movie was great. This play was better. "Better" might not be the right word, but it seemed that the experience of this very good story was only made more touching by the intimate nature of a stage production and the outstanding performances of Mary Kay Fortier-Spaulding, Eric Wood and Mark Koski.
Hilary Harris Lundberg knew before she ever left Hudson High School that she wanted to be a police officer. Mission accomplished. Today, the 1993 HHS graduate is a patrol officer with the Austin Police Department in Texas. Her husband, Shane, is a sheriff's deputy and the couple have a son, Gabriel, 18 months old. On a recent trip home, Lundberg talked about her career choice and the impact her son has had on her life. Lundberg grew up in something of a legal atmosphere. Her father, Chuck Harris, is a Hudson attorney.


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Many psychiatric patients smoke, and are believed to be heavier smokers than those without psychiatric disorders. Cigarette smoking is one of the environmental factors that contributes to interindividual variations in response to an administered drug. Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) present in cigarette smoke induce hepatic aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylases, thereby increasing metabolic clearance of drugs that are substrates for these enzymes. PAHs have been shown to induce 3 hepatic cytochrome P450 (CYP) isozymes, primarily CYP1A1, 1A2 and 2E1. Drug therapy can also be affected pharmacodynamically by nicotine.
The most common effect of smoking on drug disposition in humans is an increase in biotransformation rate, consistent with induction of drug-metabolising enzymes. Induction of hepatic enzymes has been shown to increase the metabolism and to decrease the plasma concentrations of imipramine, clomipramine, fluvoxamine and trazodone. The effect of smoking on the plasma concentrations of amitriptyline and nortriptyline is variable. Amfebutamone (bupropion) does not appear to be affected by cigarette smoking.
Smoking is associated with increased clearance of tiotixene, fluphenazine, haloperidol and olanzapine. Plasma concentrations of chlorpromazine and clozapine are reduced by cigarette smoking. Clinically, reduced drowsiness in smokers receiving chlorpromazine, and benzodiazepines, compared with non-smokers has been reported. Increased clearance of the benzodiazepines alprazolam, lorazepam, oxazepam, diazepam and demethyl-diazepam is found in cigarette smokers, whereas chlordiazepoxide does not appear to be affected by smoking. Carbamazepine appears to be minimally affected by cigarette smoke, perhaps because hepatic enzymes are already stimulated by its own autoinductive properties.
Cigarette smoking can affect the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of many psychotropic drugs. Clinicians should consider smoking as an important factor in the disposition of these drugs.
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By DAVID SKOLNICK
After being arraigned on numerous political corruption charges, Youngstown Mayor John A. McNally and Mahoning County Auditor Michael Sciortino let their attorney do the talking.
While attorney Martin Yavorcik — arraigned Thursday with the other two on charges including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, conspiracy, bribery, money laundering and tampering with records — let his attorney speak on his behalf, he also had something to say.
"I want the truth to come out," said Yavorcik, speaking to the media for the first time about the May 14 indictment. "We've only seen one half. This is what they're alleging. It isn't what's true. We'll see what's true in court."
Yavorcik added: "It's very frustrating. It's more frustrating for my mom and dad. I'm fine with it. I'm a lawyer and this is what I do for a living. The process, I respect it. I respect this court."
When asked if he denied any wrongdoing, Yavorcik said, "Absolutely."
Late Thursday, the attorney general, following state law, informed the chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court that Sciortino faces felony counts related to his job as county auditor. Chief Justice Maureen O'Connor must wait at least 14 days to appoint a special commission of three retired judges to consider the paid suspension of Sciortino for allegedly committing crimes in the position he currently holds.
No more than 14 days after being convened, the panel must make a preliminary decision on suspension, have a meeting with Sciortino to hear his appeal if they decide to suspend him, and then issue a final decision.
Yavorcik, McNally and Sciortino pleaded not guilty Thursday to 83 political corruption charges at a quick arraignment by Judge Pamela A. Barker in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court.
She set personal bond for each at $15,000. The three are not permitted to leave the state without court permission.
After the arraignment, they were processed by the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department. That includes taking mug shots and fingerprints and checking their identification.
The case was assigned to Janet R. Burnside, a Cuyahoga Common Pleas judge since 1991, who unsuccessfully ran for the Ohio Supreme Court in 2002 after winning an uncontested Democratic primary.
McNally and Sciortino are Democrats, and Yavorcik ran in 2008 for Mahoning County prosecutor as an independent and has maintained that status since.
The first pretrial hearing in front of Judge Burnside will be at 9 a.m. next Thursday.
Judge Burnside's "litigation preferences" on the court's website reads: "Clients [are] generally not required for pretrial or final pretrial conferences; parties may request an order requiring their attendance, however."
The indictment accuses McNally, during his time as a Mahoning County commissioner, Sciortino and Yavorcik of being among 23 people involved in a criminal enterprise that traded money and other financial benefits for political favors, lying under oath to protect business interests, and an agreement to fix legal cases.
The other 20 haven't been indicted, but Attorney General Mike DeWine said May 14: "We are not done."
The indictment says the alleged criminal enterprise existed from January 2005 to January 2014, though most of it stopped in July 2009.
The Ohio Attorney General's Office is prosecuting the case with the assistance of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office.
While most of the alleged crimes in the indictment occurred in Mahoning County, some happened in Cuyahoga County, allowing the case to proceed in the latter location.
Lynn Maro, McNally's attorney who doubled Thursday as Sciortino's lawyer because the county auditor's attorney is in a capital murder case in Mahoning County, said this case is "a test for our justice system."
"If it works the way it's supposed to, there should be an acquittal at the end of it," she said.
The indictment specifically mentions an unnamed businessman's effort to improperly use several public officials, including McNally and Sciortino, to keep the county's Job and Family Services department at a property his company owned.
Based on information in the indictment, a previous indictment and campaign finance reports, that businessman is likely Anthony M. Cafaro Sr., the former head of the Cafaro Co. retail development business.
McNally was the sole dissenter when the other county commissioners, Anthony Traficanti and David N. Ludt, voted in May 2006 in favor of relocating JFS from Cafaro's Garland Plaza on Youngstown's East Side to Oakhill Renaissance Place, the former Forum Health Southside Medical Center.
The indictment contends McNally and Sciortino conspired and received benefits for opposing the relocation. Yavorcik is accused of accepting money from the businessman, Sciortino, McNally and others, and in exchange agreed not to investigate or prosecute members of the enterprise if he were elected prosecutor in 2008, the indictment claims.
McNally, Sciortino, Cafaro and two others along with the Cafaro Co. and two of its subsidiaries were indicted in July 2010 on conspiring to stop the JFS move. Yavorcik and Flora Cafaro, Anthony's sister and a Cafaro Co. official, also were indicted, but for money laundering for allegedly trying to conceal a $15,000 payment she made to Yavorcik's failed 2008 campaign.
Their indictments were dismissed a year later shortly after it was learned the FBI had about 2,000 hours of surveillance tapes of at least one of the defendants in the state case and wouldn't turn them over.
As that wouldn't allow the defense to fully represent its clients, the case was dismissed without prejudice, meaning charges could be refiled later.
"It's hard not to be frustrated when you look at the years that have been put into this and the constant scrutiny and harassment over allegations from four years ago," Maro said. "John McNally has always [said] he did nothing improper or illegal" related to Oakhill.
"He made that clear the first time around when we were defending these allegations," she added.
Maro said this could be a long trial.
"Given the volume of what we're anticipating in discovery, I can't imagine it being a quick process," she said. "There's a lot of information the defense needs to process and go through."
Jennifer Scott, Yavorcik's attorney, said, "The clients are frustrated. Mr. Yavorcik has worked through this once before."
Yavorcik "adamantly denies any wrongdoing," Scott said. "He was properly running for prosecutor in Mahoning county. He filed all proper information that needed to be taken care of and doesn't understand why they're coming with this angle and these new charges."
Thank goodness someone had the tenacity to take on our thugs who apparently were under the impression of being untouchable and could have their powers tapped for what amounts to a small sum of money. Get out of town weasels you've brought nothing but shame to our area.
I'll wait to hear the evidence before judging.
What did the Cafaro's say when reached for a comment?
Continuing in the fine tradition of Youngstown politicians.
The tapes sure will be interesting. Just the shear volume of the tapes will take the defense attorneys months to review.
Wonder if they have been transcribed.
So many Judges .
Gdog good question, someday in a land far far away there will me a multimedia corporation that will have the marbles to identify johndoe1 as being the only honest politician in town ( by the way he is a Republican) or johndoe4 (who really is a janedoe who answers to the name of Carol), but alas we live in the land of Oz so it will be a very long time before Mark Sweetwood grows a pair and is willing to do his public duty and spell things out in black and white terms that the reader can understand.
Mark Sweetwood johndoe4 still holds office and I have not read one single article about the Attorney Generals claims that she worked with the Democratic Party Chairman to destroy or alter records about donations. Hiding under a desk is very unappealing, stand up, man up, and put her on record about the claims emanating from Cleveland and Columbus. Lest we forget it took weeks upon weeks for you to spell CAFARO, now let's hope that you can lead instead of follow. Grow some marbles and put her on the record, if for no other reason then to have a paper train of her dishonest relations with the public.
Sorry Lisa you corrupt wench I used the term Chairman when I should have used the term Chairwoman. You corrupt bitch.
So sad that nothing has changed in Youngstown. Back in the late '70s early '80s I was the victim of the then city prosecutor, Philomena (sp?) whose strings were pulled by Democratic chairman Don Hanni. I had a crazy neighbor, who, because he campaigned for Hanni, managed to collect both disability AND welfare & have welfare fraud charges dropped. The crazy neighbor also got away with pulling a gun on me, filing false complaints with internal affairs, assaulting me & battering my boyfriend with a fish filet knife
The man never spent a second in jail thanks to political corruption in Youngstown. THAT part of Y-town, I was happy to leave in 1984.


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Badges of the four law enforcement agencies in St. Johns County and a U.S. flag are on their way to a Marine unit in Afghanistan. Members of the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit will receive a wood and glass plaque containing the items.
The plaque was sent to recognize members of the Marine unit on behalf of St. Johns County law enforcement stemming from "our long-standing relationship with joint exercises," Sheriff Neil Perry said.
Members of the sheriff's office trained with the 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit during their Urban Warfare Training in 1999 and last June.
"Each of you are protecting our families from abroad. Know that each of us is protecting yours at home. Although we can not stand beside you, each of us stands with you in spirit," one of the lines from the plaque said.
The plaque is signed by Sheriff Perry, St.Augustine Police Chief David Shoar, St. Augustine Beach Police Chief Arnold Bandy and Chief Mark Sampson of the Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind Police Department.
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A 31-year-old woman awoke from the noise of a small explosion at her residence on Avenue B Monday morning. At 6 a.m., the woman heard an explosion at her mailbox and heard a loud vehicle drive away, Deputy Monroe West said in his report. Next to the mailbox, which had minor damage, the deputy noticed a glass bottle containing a liquid substance. No injuries were reported and the investigation is continuing.
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A 34-year-old St. Johns County man reported a robbery Tuesday night. Deputy Anthony Borra II answered a disturbance report in the area of West King and South Woodlawn streets at 11:20 p.m.
When he arrived, a man standing in the middle of West King Street waved him down and gave details of the robbery.
Borra's report said the man took a taxi from his Bella Vista apartment to a downtown bar and the cab driver diverted to make a stop. Instead of waiting for the driver, the man walked the rest of the way from West King Street heading west.
At North Rodriquez Street, the man said he was approached by two men who asked him what he was doing.
The man started running. At South Woodlawn Street, he was tackled by the two men and hit several times on the head. He also reported his Bulova watch valued at $525 stolen.
One of the attackers was described as a black male in his 20s, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 130 pounds with short hair. The other was a white male in his 20s, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 130 pounds.
Man arrested on battery charge
A 43-year-old St. Johns County man was arrested on charges of burglary and battery early Wednesday morning after an incident at a Desoto Road home, the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office said.
Deputy Nathan Datsko's records indicate a 41-year-old woman living in the house woke up when she heard screams coming from another room at 12:15 a.m. The woman discovered a man entered her home and grabbed her 39-year-old female guest by the hair and was yelling at her in the living room, the report said. When the man realized the woman was not his girlfriend, he began asking where she was, the report said. He apologized to the two women and then left the area, the report said.
Robert Haseltine, 43, 242 Pueblo Road, was located at his residence at 3 a.m. and taken to the county jail.
Robberies and burglaries
A Radio Shack Pro-92 scanner, valued at $300, was stolen from an apartment on San Marco Avenue, sometime between Friday and Tuesday.
A pearl necklace, two pairs of pearl earrings (one with small diamonds) and an 18-karat gold ring, valued at $820, were stolen Monday from a home on Spring Street.
A Sony Playstation, valued at $300, was stolen Wednesday from a home on Tocques Place.
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The 2.7m ''floaty'' boards were made of fibreglass and foam.
The school receives about $8000 a year for its aquatic
programme providing swimming, surfing and water-safety
lessons and operating the swimming pool.
The programme was part of the curriculum.
Pupils are taught how to swim, surf and boogie board and to
use Brighton Beach safely and respectfully.
This month, Saddle Hill Community Board agreed to give $1000
to the programme.
Board member Keith McFadyen agreed with giving the money but
said any school curriculum programme should be funded by the
Government, not community boards and pupils' parents.
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Derrick the Deathfin splashes towards PSN on October 9
Different Tuna is doing things a little differently. The team have been working on Derrick the Deathfin, a papercraft action game. Everything across the game's 32 and four continents has been lovingly handcrafted.
Players take on the role of Derrick and are tasked with overcoming the ocean's greatest dangers. Expect to bite, jump, and race your way through a host of challenging environments.
The developer is eager to show off its hard work. A video showcasing elements of the game's design has been released:
Derrick's adventure will kick off on October 9, exclusively on PS3. It'll set you back $7.99.
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The first method uses one infrared train detector to control power to an electrically isolated section of track. It works for trains with a single engine. The isolated section should be slightly longer than the longest locomotive used on the layout, plus stopping distance. For 3-rail layouts, isolate the center rail.
In this diagram, the red and blue trains travel clockwise around the loop. The blue train is stopped, its locomotive is on the isolated section of track. The red train is moving, and is approaching the train detector.
When the red train activates the detector, the detector turns on a relay, which in turn switches power to the isolated section.
As long as the detector is sensing the red train, the isolated track section will have power, so the blue train can move far enough to exit the isolated section.
The two trains continue moving clockwise. When the red train reaches the isolated track section, it will stop until the blue train reaches the detector.
But -- what if the blue train fails to start after the relay turns on? The red train will come around and crash into the rear of the blue train!
The next diagram shows how to install a safety section to protect the stopped train:
A third insulated rail joint has been added, creating another isolated track section. Power to this section is controlled by Relay #2.
A second detector has been added, with its sensor positioned to detect a locomotive that is stopped in the original isolated track section. When detector #2 senses a train, it turns on relay #2, which turns off power to the safety track. If the red train enters the safety track section, it will stop until the blue train has cleared the sensor for detector #2.
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On Tap Today: Ho, ho, yo ho
Nothing like a few pirates to liven up the holiday season. The Jolly Roger is now waving over the Milwaukee Public Museum for the new "Real Pirates" traveling exhibit. Read my Weekend Cue story to learn what pirate treasures await discovery at the exhibit. Feel free to practice your "arrrghs" as you read.
Middle-earth fans have been waiting for Peter Jackson's screen version of "The Hobbit" for years. Was the wait worth it? Is Gollum still nasty? Is the dragon a worthy wise-guy? See what Movie Critic Duane Dudek thinks in his review here. »Read Full Blog Post
Wisconsin State Fair attendance tops a million, most since 1969
Beautiful weather drew record-breaking crowds of more than a million fairgoers to the Wisconsin State Fair this year, numbers that may be a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, fair officials said.
The 11-day event attracted 1,012,552 attendees, and even weekdays saw as many as 122,000 guests. Total attendance was 10% higher than last year and the largest reported since 1969 — though the fair only started scanning tickets in 2002, which gives the most accurate numbers. »Read Full Article(14)
Even in pink, Miranda Lambert as fiery as she wants to be
For years, Miranda Lambert was country music's female underdog.
While Carrie Underwood was an "American Idol" champion and quickly became the genre's glamorous queen, Lambert was a third-place finisher on cable TV's "Nashville Star" who preferred faded jeans to flowing gowns. Taylor Swift was the sweetheart-next door-turned worldwide pop star, while Lambert was the rough-edged spitfire — famous in her small town for all the wrong reasons. »Read Full Article
'Duck Dynasty' stars coming to Riverside Theater
America's favorite bayou-dwelling, duck call-making millionaire family is back Wednesday when A&E's hit reality show "Duck Dynasty" returns.
But on Nov. 14, "Duck Dynasty" fans will be able to see four of the show's stars--Phil Robertson, his wife "Miss Kay" Robertson, daughter-in-law Korie Robertson, and fan favorite "Uncle Si" Robertson--live at the Riverside Theater. »Read Full Article(3)
APT's 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern' turns 'Hamlet' inside out
SpringGreen — Imagine having never heard of "Hamlet" and then unexpectedly becoming a small-time player in its tangled plot. Or, if you'd prefer, imagine a typical week in your own harried existence, in which you're constantly being made aware of how utterly random life can be — and how little control you really have.
It's all the same to Tom Stoppard, whose "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead" fuses the Bard and Beckett in a comic and also moving commentary on modern life. Under James Bohnen's direction, we're being treated to the comedy and the pathos in a stellar production at American Players Theatre, with actors in the same roles they've assumed in APT's "Hamlet." »Read Full Article(3)
Art vs. Craft will come to an end
After a decade, the Art vs. Craft fair of handmade goods will be no more after a grand finale on Nov. 30.
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Domain-Driven Design the Wrong Way
Applications claimed to have been built using Domain-Driven Design (DDD) in reality often consists of entities or DTOs separating data and logic together with services containing a mix of business and infrastructure logic, Gabriel Schenker states, noting that this also often applies early on to projects building new applications. Lack of knowledge is one major reason for this, Schenker believes.
Avoid a Canonical Data Model
Standardizing on common models for business objects that are exchanged within an enterprise, e.g. Customer, Order and Product together with the attributes and associations they have, might seem compelling but for Stefan Tilkov this creation of Canonical Data Models (CDMs) is a horrible idea which he strongly advices against.
Clarifying Domain-Driven Design Using a Trading Application Example
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) is an approach to building software emphasizing collaboration between domain experts, developers and others involved in order to meet business objectives, Naresh Bhatia explains introducing the DDD base concepts exemplifying with Bullsfirst, an example system of medium complexity from the financial trading domain.
The Benefits of Microservices
Gene Kim (moderator), Gary Gruver, Andrew Phillips and Randy Shoup have discussed some of the benefits of microservices in a recent online panel.
Behaviour-Driven Development Combined with Domain-Driven Design
Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) is very much about conversations and examples but there is a software design part that can be used to bring BDD and Domain-Driven Design (DDD) practices together, combining the conversional bits with a domain-focused design activity, Konstantin Kudryashov explains in a presentation.
Aggregates, Entities and Value Objects in Domain-Driven Design
Move as much as possible of the behaviour away from the Entities into Value Objects when working with Aggregates, As more behaviour is needed this is added as new value objects, Paul Rayner recommends in a series of blog posts covering aggregates, entities and value objects, all concepts from Domain-Driven Design (DDD).
Sharing Data Between Bounded Contexts in Domain-Driven Design
When using Domain-Driven Design (DDD) separating the concerns of a large system into bounded contexts with each context using its own data store there is often a need to share some common data. One way of doing that is to let each context publish events about changes, events that others can listen to, Julie Lerman recently explained in MSDN Magazine.
Exploring the Hexagonal Architecture
Layered systems are an architectural style used essentially to avoid coupling, the biggest enemy of software maintainability, with Ports and Adapters, or a Hexagonal Architecture, an example of such an architecture, Ian Cooper explains in a presentation about architecture styles, specifically the Hexagonal Architecture.
Domain-Driven Design with Onion Architecture
Domain-Driven Design (DDD) together with Onion Architecture is a combination that Wade Waldron believes has increased his code quality dramatically since he started using it a few years back. Using DDD was a kick-off but together with Onion architecture he found his code to be more readable and understandable, and far easier to maintain.
Experiences Building a Reactive Event-Driven CQRS Application
CQRS and Event Sourcing provide a clear and concise way to build distributed applications that adhere to the reactive manifesto, Duncan DeVore claimed in a recent presentation sharing his experiences building a distributed application using Akka and Scala.
Patterns for Building and Deploying Microservices
Managing micro-services means looking after lots of small systems talking to each other and automated provisioning as well as infrastructure automation is crucial, James Lewis states when sharing techniques and practices that have helped him manage the increased operational complexity a microservice architecture gives.
Moving from a Monolith to Microservices at SoundCloud
Moving SoundCloud into a microservices architecture has been essential in enabling our teams to develop production-ready features with much shorter feedback cycles, Phil Calçado writes in a three-part series sharing their experiences moving away from a monolithic system.
Building a Reactive DDD and CQRS Based Application Using Akka
DDD and CQRS are great for building scalable software considering concepts like bounded contexts, transaction boundaries and event based communication and is together with Akka a complete platform for building enterprise applications, Pawel Kaczor starts a three-part series building an reactive application based on these concepts.
Domain Modelling Using Event Storming
By gathering all domain experts and developers in a room, provide them with a paper roll, lots of colored post-its and a facilitator they may in hours create the best model ever, Alberto Brandolini suggested at the recent DDD Exchange conference in London.
Greg Young: Scheduling for Things to Happen in the Future
Delay of message sending into the future is a very powerful pattern and is often the preferable way of dealing with temporal problems compared to batch job that will run a query on the domain model and update some aggregates, Greg Young explained at the recent DDD Exchange conference in London.


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When I receive an email, I'm annoyed to see "Sent from my iPhone" or other phone mentions. Is there any way to hide it in Gmail (web interface)?
You have to know people do not remove this mentions for one of the following reason:
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I do not see this problem occurring when I use gmail (web interface) on my iphone through the Google search app, Chrome app, or Safari.
When Gmail is setup on your stock iPhone mail app then... Using iPhone, you can go into SETTINGS, then MAIL.CONTACTS.CALENDARS, scroll down to SIGNATURE, and edit the setting appropriately.
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With locations in both Fairfield and Bridgeport, Las Vetas Lounge is the definition of a great neighborhood coffeehouse. Walk into this warm environment and enjoy the daily paper or a good read with one of their unique concoctions. Home to beverages like The Peacemaker and Ashley's Autumn Spice, Las Vetas Lounge is inviting and delicious. Looking for a night of entertainment? The coffeehouse also hosts some of the areas best talent.EMILY ABBATE/ THE HARTFORD COURANT


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I started running five years ago to deal with high blood pressure, and I was limiting my sodium as part of that. Last year I turned 50, and I trained for my first half marathon and I fought hamstring and calf cramping the last three weeks of training. We have lots of hills where I live. That race ended with me stopping ten or more times during the last three to five miles to deal with leg cramping, and I finished the race with my toes all curled up and my ankles locked up. I blamed my cramping on a lack of electrolytes due to the limited sodium. Now, I'm increasing the sodium (and my blood pressure is fine) and paying more attention to my potassium levels (actually drinking sports drinks before longer runs) and I'm still cramping around the 7 mile mark. Thankfully I have three more months to train, but I sure want to get this cramping figured out. Anyone else deal with leg cramps, and find anything that works?
Calcium tablets can help. Tonic water also can help. Stretching before and after runs also.
Thanks. I'll look into that. How does the tonic water help?
My wife's parents swear by it. I haven't used it yet but I will if I have same problem.
The quinine in tonic water is supposed to help with cramps. But there are apparently hazards to too much quinine, just like any other drug. Problems with electrolyte/fluid balance is a frequent cause of cramping, as you know. You should discuss this with your doctor to find out what part your BP meds play in this (assuming you're on meds) and whether tonic water is a good idea (drug interactions).
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I'll check with my physician. He knows I run and has not mentioned any cautions, but I've not discussed my cramping with him Many thanks.
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Olympics History >> St. Louis 1904 >> Quick hits
St. Louis 1904 - Quick hits
- Wooden leg
American gymnast George Eyser, who won three gold medals (parallel bars, horse vault, rope climbing), two silvers (pommel horse, combined) and a bronze (high bar), astonished the world with his success - considering that he was competing with a wooden leg, his left leg having been amputated after he was run over by a train.
- Phantom representative
Albert Coray, silver medallist in the marathon, won a medal for France even though the country was not officially present. He was actually chosen to compete by the Chicago Athletic Association, with whom he won a second silver in the 4x1 mile relay event.
- Feet in the water
The swimming contests were held in an artificial lake built for the International Exhibition. Races were started from a raft, with competitors sitting with their feet in the water. On a regular basis the presence of eight people on the landing stage resulted in leaking.
- Public scattered
Whilst hundreds of thousands of visitors were attracted by agricultural machines or the museums concentrating on the American Civil War, scarcely two thousand spectators turned up to watch the athletics, normally the number one attraction at the Games.
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This was dead simple, and worked as advertised.
I have not had to restore from the backed up files yet, of course, so I can't testify to that, but it does seem to have worked.
Remote FTP and other paid add-ons I have not tried. Free version, saves to your wp-content/uploads folder (in a few custom folders), works!


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