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With a playoff berth already clinched, point guard Chris Paul wanted to take on the next challenge of improving the Hornets' seeding Wednesday night.
The Hornets, who entered as the sixth seed in the Western Conference, had an opportunity to gain some ground after San Antonio lost to Portland, but they squandered it by losing 105-100 to a desperate Phoenix Suns team trying stay in the playoff hunt.
Despite getting a game-high 29 points and 16 assists from Paul, New Orleans (48-30) lost to Phoenix (43-35) for the first time in the past eight meetings.
In his first appearance at the Arena this season, former LSU center Shaquille O'Neal was dominant in the post with 17 points, 11 rebounds and two blocks.
"It got away from us, " Paul said. "Shaq was a huge factor. He was the reason we had to double-team. Early in the game, we weren't doubling as quick, and he was being very effective in getting lobs. When we started trapping, he started to find his teammates."
Paul spent most of the game chasing after former two-time MVP Steve Nash, who scored 24 points and dished out 13 assists in their backcourt duel.
The Hornets could not overcome a third-quarter performance in which they were outscored 30-14 and shot 5-of-19 from the field. They trailed 75-65 entering the fourth quarter.
"I really didn't think we came out ready to play in the third, " Hornets Coach Byron Scott said. "Our guys looked like a bunch of tired guys out there. The fourth quarter, we tried to pick it back up, but it was too late."
Peja Stojakovic's 3-pointer with 26 seconds remaining helped the Hornets close the deficit to 100-97, but the Suns made five of six free throws after that.
With four games remaining in the regular season, including Friday in Dallas, the Hornets remain the sixth seed, but they trail the fifth-seeded Portland Trail Blazers by two games. The Hornets, who clinched their playoff spot with Tuesday's 93-87 victory against the Miami, play Dallas again on Sunday at the Arena, then they have a road game against Houston on Monday before closing out the regular season at San Antonio on Wednesday.
"The games against Dallas are huge, " Rasual Butler said. "We need to try to start playing playoff atmosphere-type basketball."
Forward David West scored 28 points and grabbed 12 rebounds; Stojakovic was unable to duplicate his performance from Tuesday, when he scored 24 points and made five 3-pointers in his first start since March 2. Although he made some crucial 3-pointers late in the game, Stojakovic was 3-of-9 after three quarters before finishing with 18 points.
After the Hornets held the Heat to 39.2 percent shooting and 11 points in the second quarter, Scott looked for a carryover against the Suns, who entered as the league's highest-scoring team with a 109.5 average, but they shot 51.4 percent from the field.
O'Neal, playing as effective he did several seasons ago, did most of his damage in the first half when Hilton Armstrong and Sean Marks struggled to front him and keep him away from the basket. O'Neal scored 10 points in the second quarter and made all four of his shots.
When the Suns lost 104-91 to the Hornets on Dec. 3 at the Arena, O'Neal sat out to rest.
"We had a good game plan and stuck to it, " O'Neal said. "The great Mr. Paul, we stuck to him, and all the guys stepped up and hit shots. This place (Louisiana) will always have a special place in my heart. I had a pretty good game, and the guys were looking for me."
Though the Hornets made 58.3 percent of their shots in the first quarter, they could not keep it going in the second quarter although they took a 51-49 halftime lead. The Hornets shot 8-of-24 in the second quarter.
After the Suns took a 41-38 lead on Goran Dragic's 16-foot jumper, Butler's 3-pointer just before the shot clock expired tied the score at 41.
Both teams started the game appearing like they had little regard for defense, but they provided plenty of scoring. The Hornets made nine of their first 12 shots from the field. The Suns made five of their first 10.
"With Chris, you have to make him try to make all the shots, " said Phoenix Suns interim coach Alvin Gentry, a former Hornets assistant. "If you trap him and he gets Peja involved and Rasual, you can get in trouble. We made him shoot all the shots."
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High oil prices had made the flight unprofitable even though Northwest was flying with 80 percent of the plane occupied, said Allan W. Blair, president and CEO of the Western Massachusetts Economic Development Council.
"It didn't matter where you were flying, you weren't making any money," Blair said.
Lower oil prices have made the route profitable again, according to Northwest.
To get the flight back, Blair said Western Massachusetts Economic Development had to promise to continue its marketing efforts both selling the international service to local business and selling Western Massachusetts as a destination.
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A 24-year-old Easton man and a 17-year-old girl were arrested early this morning and charged in an armed robbery that happened just after 12:30 today near South Sixth and Pine streets, city police report in a news release.
Three people reported they were robbed at gunpoint by a man and a woman who demanded they empty their pockets, police said.
Tywain Kahili Range, of the 1200 block of Spruce Street, and the teenager then fled on foot to an apartment in the first block Union Street, police said. The investigation led police to the apartment and the two were arrested, the news release said.
A search warrant was executed at the apartment and evidence of the robbery -- including a handgun -- was found, police said.
Range was arraigned before an on-call district judge on charges of robbery and theft and sent to Northampton County Prison in lieu of bail. Online court papers were not immediately available outlining the details of the arraignment.
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Free agency, a period where teams that are rebuilding can dip into the talent pool of the NFL and speed up the process. Though many argue that free agency is not the best was to begin a dynasty I would have to disagree. Drafting well and developing talent is extremely important, however, to help that talent develop is it not better to have some already in place via free agency?
Already having covered defensive free agents I feel it is only fair to spend the same time of offensive free agents. I apologize for this having taken longer than expected, things got busy.
Although defense is by far my favorite thing to build and where I feel I have more experience, there are some very good offensive targets that I think the Hawks could consider as upgrades to current talent. This, of course, begins by keeping Leon Washington (pictured) as our special teams ACE and a change of pace back that creates the three headed monster Seattle needs and opposing defenses would be foolish not to respect.
Well, let's begin breaking down some free agent possibilities from the other side of the ball shall we?


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The door to the Saginaw Spirit locker room remained closed for a long time following Friday night's game against the Plymouth Whalers in TheDow Event Center's Wendler Arena.
When the door finally swung open, there were no smiling faces on the players who filed out without saying a word following a 4-3 loss to Plymouth before a crowd of 3,361.
The setback was not only Saginaw's second in a row, but fifth in its last six games, dropping the Spirit to 21-14-0-2 for the season. The Whalers, meanwhile, improved to 17-17-4-0, good for 38 points with their fourth in the last four games against their mid-Michigan rivals.
What made the defeat even tougher for the Spirit was they led 2-0 and 3-2 before Plymouth rallied to snatch the win away from Saginaw.
Spirit Director of Hockey Operations and head coach Todd Watson also wasn't smiling after the game.
"They did (play hard), going in front 2-0, but let's count up the things they did wrong," Watson said of his team. "In the second period alone we hit three posts, but that's the way it goes, they bounced out.
"... Just tough breaks. We've got to find a way to put them in instead of hitting the post."
Jordan Szwarz and Chris Chappell clanged shots off the iron behind Plymouth goalie Matt Hackett early in the second period with Saginaw in front 2-1 after the opening 20 minutes.
The home team seized the 2-0 lead on a power-play goal by Jordan Skellett and a shorthanded one by Chappell. The Whalers' first goal came when a shot ricocheted off a Spirit defender right to Patrick Lee, who beat Saginaw goalie Eddie Pasquale.
A power-play goal by Plymouth's A.J. Jenks at 8:38 of the second made it 2-2. Seconds later Skellett hit the third post of the period for Saginaw.
Szwarz, however, while getting tripped in front of the Whalers' goal, scored at 12:00 as he fell down to give the Spirit their final lead of the night.
That set the stage for Plymouth to score on a 5-on-3 power play, its second two-man advantage of the game, this one off the stick of Jenks, making it 3-3 heading into the third period. The Whalers' Joe Gaynor sent his team home smiling when he beat Pasquale on a bang-bang play early in the final 20 minutes.
"What's our record? We're 21-14(-0-2), so I'm not going to go ballistic," Watson said. "It's over with. We just have to come back in the next one and play harder. This is the longest stretch of adversity we've faced this year. I'll find out something about my team now.
"I'm a big believer in from this point of the season it's what we do from here on out that's important."
Alternate captain Jack Combs noted the mood in the locker room is one of quiet determination.
"We are disappointed tonight; we thought we played a good game," Combs said. "We didn't capitalize on their mistakes and they capitalized on most of ours and came out ahead.
"Yeah, we're frustrated but we know we are capable of much more. We've got to get back to playing our hockey. We just have to get back to the basics." v
Mark Constantine is a sports wrtier for The Saginaw News. You may reach him at 776-9769.


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The fate of an Army sergeant accused of sexually assaulting a 7-year-old girl is in the hands of a Somerset County jury.
Jury deliberations are scheduled to begin this morning in the case of Angel Parada, 32, who is on trial for first-degree aggravated sexual assault and second-degree endangering the welfare of a child. The Maryland girl, who is now 9, accused him of attacking her during a visit to his family's home in North Plainfield during Christmas break. The child was the daughter of a former friend, and according to police, the incident occurred between Dec. 23, 2005, and Jan. 4, 2006.
On Tuesday, the attorneys delivered closing arguments in the trial that started Jan. 10 before Superior Court Judge Paul Armstrong in Somerville.
Defense attorney Thomas Pavlinic reminded jurors if they find Parada guilty, they have to do so beyond a reasonable doubt, and that means overcoming the questions that surfaced with the child's statement to investigators and her testimony in court.
"She gave so many different versions of what she said allegedly happened, what are you to believe?" Pavlinic said.
There was no sexual abuse, Pavlinic said. It was an idea the child's great-grandmother planted in her head, asking her point blank: "Angel touched me. I don't trust him. Did he touch you?" Pavlinic said.
Somerset County Assistant Prosecutor Robin Yerich debunked Pavlinic's theory of suggestion. "This is a child with absolutely no knowledge about sexual matters," she said.


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Lyophilization or freeze drying of injectable pharmaceuticals is a well-established and extensively practiced process (1–3). Although used for several conventional and biotechnology-based drug products, the process remains complex, time consuming, and cost intensive. For successful lyophilization, each of the three stages (i.e., freezing, primary drying, and secondary drying) must be fully executed before the cycle proceeds to the next stage. Furthermore, various mechanical and control systems of the lyophilization unit must maintain process conditions within narrow limits to ensure uniform quality and dryness throughout the entire batch. For production-scale batch sizes on the order of 10,000–100,000 vials, the importance of tight process control is evident, even more so when expensive products such as biotechnology-based drugs are processed.
The lyophilization cycle recipes in current use can be broadly classified into two groups: those based on product-temperature cycles and those based on shelf-temperature time cycles. In the first, product temperatures are monitored continuously throughout the cycle by means of temperature probes that are inserted into representative vials within the load. The cycle conditions required to advance to the next portion of the cycle are product temperature–based or progress of the cycle is controlled by product temperatures. For example,
In cycles based on shelf-temperature time, product-temperature probes are often used to help evaluate the effect of cycle deviations on product quality. By definition, the probes are not used to control the progress of a cycle. In practice, the distinction between these two methods of process control is important because measurement of product temperature(s) during routine production operation tends to vary because of the number of factors such as inconsistency in manual placement of the probes, differences in geometry of the probes, location of the probe tips, and so forth. Moreover, with modern lyophilizer units where loading and unloading of the vials is performed using an automated system through a partial door ("pizza door"), placement of temperature probes has become almost impossible. In cycles based on product temperature, variability in the length of various segments of the cycle may occur because of the dependence on product-temperature probes. Cycles based on shelf-temperature time, by comparison, are highly reproducible and vary relatively little with respect to the length of the individual cycle segments, or the length of the overall cycle. Other methods for monitoring the progress of lyophilization cycles have been reported such as barometric, manometric, and pressure-rise measurement (4–6). These methods, however, need retrofitting to the existing equipment with new hardware and/or more extensive process qualification and validations.Lyophilization cycles are frequently transferred from one lyophilizer unit to another because of a number of factors such as change of site of manufacture, a change of scale, or to allow flexibility within a plant to accommodate scheduling, maintenance, or repair. The approach required for a successful transfer will depend to some extent on the type of cycle being transferred. Cycles based on product temperature are less affected by differences in the lyophilization equipment used because the effect of these differences on product temperatures is automatically compensated for by the method of cycle step control. For shelf-temperature-time–based cycles, functional equivalence of the equipment used is required for consistent product-cycle transfer. The transfer of product cycles between units that are not functionally equivalent may require modifications to the cycle recipe and considerable revalidation effort. Currently, there exist reports on lyophilization process qualifications and transfer of cycles (7–9), but there are no specific industry procedures or regulatory guidelines available that can be used for the transfer of lyophilization cycles across lyophilizers. A recent general report describes some of the factors that must be considered during such a transfer process (10).
In this article, the authors develop a comprehensive methodology to establish functional equivalence between different lyophilizers. Once functional equivalence between units is established, test requirement and validation protocols may be optimized, resulting in considerable savings of time, resources, and capital. Such a procedure is extremely desirable in large manufacturing operations, where multiple lyophilizer units are used within or across the plants. The following approach was used:


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Saginaw Area Fireworks president Jodi Ezop estimated the event will draw 90,000 people and consist of "several thousand" firework shells being set off within 46 minutes.
Carol Cottrell, former mayor and Saginaw Area Fireworks co-founder, said the event has a uniting effect on the city.
"Over the years, there's been a lot of East Side versus West Side, but those differences get put aside," Cottrell said. "It's the one day a year when the river unites the city rather than dividing it."
Several commenters disagreed with Cottrell's statement, saying the show is overrated and the unifying effect is an exaggeration.
Some commenters, such as saginawdude, were skeptical of the positive impact described by officials:
What a revelation. With fireworks, we can bring peace to the entire world. The United Nations will be eager to hear your findings. What will the world do without war?
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Mr. Perfect challenged tlbnascar, defending the city's efforts.Who would of thought all it will take is fireworks to cure all of Saginaw's problems. We will have to read the headlines on the 5th of July to see if it worked!
Right, because any city with "problems" shouldn't do anything nice. Heck, they shouldn't even try. Nice logic Einstein.Others were criticized the quality of the fireworks display. Nikalseyn said:
The fireworks at [Walt Disney World] in Florida---at any of the individual parks---is a real fireworks extravaganza. And, each park puts on a show each night, rain or shine. Besides putting to shame anything Saginaw can put on, it is actually safe to attend the [Walt Disney World] shows. No worries about dopeheads; being robbed or assaulted; profanity; public nudity; or even people unfamiliar with bathing. All in all, spend some money and take in a REAL fireworks show at [Walt Disney World]. Let the city of Saginaw continue to wither and die.
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Saginaw has always put on an amazing show, i have gone there for years and never had any problems.
Fireatwill said:You're comparing Disney World's fireworks to a city of 40,000 people? Give me a break.
Share your thoughts on the Saginaw Area Fireworks below.... While WDW daily 15 minute firework show is very nice it's nothing compared to Saginaw's. I would put Saginaw's show as just as good or better then Bay City or anywhere else in the state. ...


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European Journal of Social Work, vol. 10, 2007, p. 175-191
Drawing on their experience of mental health social work in Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic, the authors examine the impact of current legislative and policy change in both jurisdictions. The paper applies Lorenzs theoretical framework to develop a comparative analysis of how global and country specific variables have interacted in shaping mental health social work. It explores the impact on practice of developments such as de-institutionalisation, community care and 'user rights' versus public protection.


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text: I've had my Baby Eagle Compact .40 for 2-3 months now. Been firing it frequently and have a couple of thousand rounds through it. First 300 or so rounds I would get some form of a jam or failure to feed every 15-20 rounds or so. Since then, I haven't had a single jam but here's where it gets interesting. With some ammo (Winchester white box, UMC, Federal American Eagle, and NRA house ammo), it will fail to go fully into battery about 5-10% of the time if dirty. With a minor thumb assist the round gets up in there. I don't have this problem but maybe 1 in a 50-200 rounds with Magtech. I'm assuming its the ammo powder levels or something. Can someone clarify to me what is causing this and if there are any solutions. I haven't had this problem with Speer, Cor-bon, or Federal Hydrashok which I have put about a total of 500 rounds combined of those. I thank you in advance.


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If you follow me on Twitter or Facebook (and please do if you're into that sort of thing!), you may have seen my wish list in the iVillage Blogger's Wish Lists. I was so honored to be asked to participate but unfortunately all my vintage or repurposed wish list items couldn't be included since those are one-of-a-kind pieces that may have sold before the post went up.
So I was inspired to put together a list of the vintage and repurposed gifts that would make both my giving and receiving Wish Lists.
For the mom who has a lot on her plate
Chalkboard made from recycled Breyer horse, Houndstooth Design
For the dad who's the cook in the family
Reclaimed walnut cutting board, John Corcoran Design
For the brother teaching English in a foreign country
Reclaimed Burlap Sack Messenger Bag, Tienlimited
For the G-mama who would appreciate handmade holiday cheer
Thread Spool Wreath, Misstitchery
For the best friend's 9 month old who will one day think his Auntie E is the coolest EVER
Catapult made from salvaged wood, ThingsinStuff
For the best friend with a new job who'd probably appreciate the relaxing smell of lavender
Lavender in vintage linen, Chaos Into Art
For the cousin who may need a place to store notes from her astrology class, nutrition course, or our travels abroad
Upcycled leather journal, Bindingbee
For the boyfriend who is a Mac-tard and could use a cool dock
iPhone rest made from recycled wine barrel wood, Swedish Guy Design
And finally, for the blogger with a penchant for chains and keys
Necklace made from vintage chains and keys, Madame Fortuna
Btw, Fridays are Erin's choice on Salvaged Grace this new blog year. I get one day a week of whatever-I-want-to-write about posting! Next Friday… stay tuned for sneak peeks of BC and my apartment transformation in progress!


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Nickname: Wolves
Program Founded: 1950
League: Saginaw Valley League North
Coach: Gib Garcia, fourth year (61-60)
League (5): 52-56-57-84-03
District (5): 77-94-99-00-04
*Famed football coach Elmer Engel also skippered the baseball team from 1951-66, posting a 74-92 record.
*Current football coach Morley Fraser coached the baseball team to a 34-26 record in his two seasons at the helm in 1988-89.
*The Wolves went 14-20 in 2012 but upset No. 1-ranked Midland in the district tournament.
*Ryan Boon (144), Tom Merkle (130), Jerry Toyzan (125), Bill Gregory (109) and Dan Snover (105) all won more than 100 games as varsity head coach at Central.
*In the past 15 seasons, Kurt Neveau (2000), Matt Rademacher (2002), Adam Vrable (2003), Jay Schabel (2004) and Bryan Gerard (2005) have represented Central in the MHSBCA All-Star Game.
*Adam Vrable (2002-03), Art Beffrey (2005), Justin Reed (2008) and Brent Precour (2010) have claimed Bay County batting titles since 2000.
*Jeff Bird batted a school-record .578 in 1987 while John Busch had the most hits in a season with 54 in 1994.
*2000 graduate Kurt Neveau is the single-season (14) and career (21) record holder for home runs.
*Bill Przygocki's nine wins in 1972 and Greg Gillis' 106 strikeouts in 1977 still stand as all-time highs in the program.
*Mark Krzysiak coached the Wolves to the Saginaw Valley League title in 2003, the program's only conference crown since 1984.
*The 2004 squad under Ryan Boon won a program-best 31 games en route to the regional final.
Austin "Kozy" Koziatek, Chris "Too Sweet" Wheaton, Andrew "A-Jax" Jackson, Andrew "Catman" Lambert, Calyb "K-Shaw" Shaw, Nathan "Ant" Anthony, Brett "Tater Tot" Tahash, Cody "CB3" Barber, Tyler "Buttercup" Wiechec, Zac "Zube" Collins, Derek "Big Lambino" Lambert.
MLive polled 15 Bay City Central players for their answers to these pressing questions.
Q: Where do you find the best tacos in town?
A: Taco Bell 33 percent, Coco Loco 20 percent ("I'm a big Taco Bell guy.")
Q: Which teammate is going to have the best graduation party?
A: Austin Koziatek 60 percent ("His mom is going to have some great food.")
Q: Which teammate would get your vote for President?
A: Austin Koziatek 46.7 percent, Noah Pavlawk 20 percent
Q: Must see movie: Spider-Man 2 or Godzilla?
A: Godzilla 60 percent
Q: Who do you want at the plate in the seventh inning?
A: Tyler Wiechec 53.3 percent, Lennon Gwizdala 20 percent (Three said they wanted to be at the plate themselves)
Q: How many home runs did you hit in Little League?
A: 8.4 home runs is average of all answers with Zac Collins the highest at 25 ("I hit one out in practice, does that count?")
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A painting on the left side of the Sheraton New Orleans Fais Do-Do Stage depicts pioneering zydeco rubboard player Cleveland Chenier. He holds the first rubboard specifically designed to be hooked over a musician's shoulders and played; the late King of Zydeco himself, Clifton Chenier, supposedly sketched the design in dirt.
On Thursday, Sherelle Chenier, Cleveland's 24-year-old granddaughter, deployed that original rubboard with Steve Riley & the Mamou Playboys. Afterward, she pulled a cluster of worn bottle openers from her jeans pocket -- the original "spoons" with which Cleveland strummed. She understands her grandfather's, and the rubboard's, place in zydeco lore. "That's why I stood on that side of the stage," she said. "To give him tribute."


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My European colleague in Austria has translated the latest advance between European Muslims and Hamas. Gates of Vienna has the whole thing. D
Our Austrian correspondent ESW sends her translation of an article from the website "Die Jüdische" (very roughly translated as "Everything Jewish") concerning the recent demonstration in Vienna by a Hamas-supporting Austrian Muslim organization.
Austrian Muslim Association sympathizing with racist Hamas
If this had been a demonstration organized by racist and terrorist Hamas, attended by the Liga Kultur [according to its website "an association to further integration and cultural exchange", in the name of Allah, of course] and the Gesellschaft für Österreichisch-Arabische Beziehungen [Society for Austro-Arab Relations] as well as by anti-imperialist sects sympathizing with Holocaust deniers, this would not have been worth a single comment.
But because the Austrian Muslim Association (IGGiÖ) staged this demonstration — "Keep Gaza Alive" — on Saturday afternoon [January 26, 2008], a comment is in fact called for, especially in light of the fact that it was unsuccessful enough for the mainstream media to completely ignore it.
Why does the IGGiÖ choose to publicize a "peace demonstration" with the slogan "Keep Gaza Alive" when the entire world is witness to thousands of Gazans flooding into Egypt buying everything from food to camels? The IGGiÖ obviously does not care about the people in Gaza; they care more about supporting their like-minded and racist Hamas brothers.
The Austrian Muslim Association pretends moderation, yet it shows its sympathies with the racist group Hamas. IGGiÖ's leaders are therefore — despite all the denials — either members of the Muslim Brotherhood, or at least close to them. Many Austrians are unaware of the fact that Hamas emerged out of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood.
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It is beyond comprehension that the Austrian Muslim Association, although democratically not legitimized, has been accepted as the sole representative of Muslims in Austria. It is probably no coincidence that internationally wanted fundraisers were put on invitation lists by the IGGiÖ for iftar dinners sponsored by the Austrian President and the mayor of Vienna.
One of the Austrian Muslim Association's hypocritical claims is "putting pressure on Israel in order to end military attacks on the Gaza strip immediately". These men are mixing up cause and effect, of course uncoincidentally, because if the Hamas stopped collectively penalizing Israeli civilians in Sderot and other Israeli towns, there would be no Israeli attacks on terrorists in Gaza.
The Social Democrats in Vienna have published a flyer with the following message: "Vienna is safe from religious and social conflicts because they are not dealt with in a violent way, but rather in a democratic, civilized way, by adhering to the rule of law."
There's much more Read it all and watch your mouth drop and hit the fall.
Our European counterparts need our help. A transatlantic coalition is the only way if we hope to save our constitutional republic.
John a seminal piece on the division in our ranks. Lengthy but spot on.


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Andrew DiFrancesco went 3-for-4 with a double, two RBI and a run as Cranford, No. 2 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, defeated Union, 7-3, at LeMatty Field in Union.
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Jonathan Hal "Jonna" Curimao, 53
Jonathan Hal "Jonna" Curimao, 53, of Lahaina, passed away on January 10, 2014 at his residence with Hospice care. He was born on October 28, 1960 in Wailuku.
Visitation will be held from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday, February 7, 2014 at Maria Lanakila Church, Lahaina, Mass will begin at 7 p.m.
Visitation will resume at the church on Saturday, February 8, 2014 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. with a prayer service.
Following the prayer service, Jonna will be laid to rest at sea fronting Mala in Lahaina. Potluck luncheon and fellowship to follow at Wahikuli "One Way" Beach across the Lahaina Fire Station.
Jonna was a self-employed Landscaper. He was also a veteran of the Army National Guard.
He is survived by his companion, Ginney Ripp; son, Tyler Curimao; daughter, Kiana Curimao; father, Mariano Curimao; mother, Elizabeth (Herman) Edlao; brothers, Tubs Curimao, Eddie (Donna) Curimao, Bully (Patty) Curimao, George (Cheryl) Laikupu, and Clayton Cockett; sister, Makanani (Fonte) Catugal; step-siblings, Kelly, Stacy, and Greg Curimao; grandmother, Concordia Curimao; uncles, Teng Laborte, and Calistro (Lei) Cuzon; aunty, Elsie (Eddie) Hook; nieces and nephews, and grandnieces and grandnephews.
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Not only did David Beckham, Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan become the first three high-priced Designated Players to win an MLS Cup since the salary cap exception (nicknamed after Beckham) was first instituted in 2007, but the trio combined to produce the only goal of the LA Galaxy's 1-0 MLS Cup final win over Houston. And they did it in front of more than 30,000 people in their home stadium, no less.
If Beckham does not resign with the Galaxy and returns to Europe as rumored, this will be an incredibly perfect ending for his time playing in America. Though injuries, two loans to Milan, and a book that boasted heavy criticism from Donovan had many MLS fans questioning his commitment when he first arrived, Beckham proved himself in the final season of his five-year deal, helping his team dominate the regular season (highlights here) and earning an MLS Comeback Player of the Year award along the way after returning from his Achilles' injury last year.
He won a Premier League title in his last year with Manchester United (and five times before that), he won a La Liga title in his last year with Real Madrid and now he's won an MLS Cup in what could be his last year with the Galaxy. Despite tearing his hamstring on Tuesday and catching a cold on Wednesday.
For Keane, this win tops off a dream week that started with him captaining Ireland to Euro 2012 qualification (Ireland's first and only since 1988) and gives him a rare trophy in a career that's taken him around Europe. And for Donovan, it once again proved how he's grown into an increasingly clutch performer. His goal against Houston was his fourth MLS Cup final goal -- a new record -- for his fourth MLS Cup trophy.
Even if these three wrote the ending to this season themselves, the only way they could've made it b! etter wo uld've been if they were granted superpowers and made joint mayors of Pancake Village.
With the economic benefit Beckham has provided to the league already firmly established, he now has the trophy to prove his value on the pitch (when he's healthy and not in Milan), too. And even if you're not a fan, you're sick of hearing about him and you dislike what he names his kids, you have to admit that he's proven yet again that he's a champion.
And now, whether he resigns or not, he is contractually obligated to go on the Galaxy's Asia Pacific (Moneymaking) Tour in December. Not Disneyland.
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Coaches – and players — can learn a lot from a scrimmage.
One of the most productive test-drives ever took place when David Pastuna was a sophomore.
Pastuna and Robbinsville High boys' soccer head coach Jason Armstrong both got affirmation from that experiment that the then-novice could be a great goalie for the Ravens.
"I was a field player originally when I got to Robbinsville, and we needed a goalie," Pastuna said. "Coach played me in that first scrimmage, and I did pretty well, and we decided to play me there the whole season."
Despite his inexperience, Pastuna's baptism by fire produced an all-star season.
"I just relied on instincts; I had no goalie training or prior experience," he said.
Since then he tries to devote an extra hour of training at every practice.
"My sophomore year, I was very good," he said. "I achieved third team All-(Colonial Valley Conference) in my first year of playing goalie. I was second team last year, and I'm hoping to achieve first team this year."
Pastuna, who earns cheers from his teammates as well as raves from opponents and referees, is The Times' Male Athlete of the Week.
He takes his role seriously as team captain.
"In games, if we're down a goal or two, I try to keep (those goals) in the past (and worry about the present), because that's what the team needs me to do," Pastuna said. "We need to stay focused. We have to win some games. I'm always trying to stay focused; that's what the captain is supposed to do — keep them focused and lead."
An honor-roll student, Pastuna is keeping his options open regarding where he will attend college.
"I want to look at D-III schools and D-I schools and D-II schools, too," he said.
With favorite school subjects including biology, anatomy and math, he is considering a career in cardiology.
"The reason for that is I've always loved how doctors helped people," Pastuna said. "My mom is a cardiovascular technologist; I like that environment."
He loves a game of pick-up football or soccer with his friends, but he knows when he's playing for the varsity there is no down time.
"I know I can't take a play 'off,'" he said. "I have to keep composed and bring the team together. As a captain, that's my role. That's the definition of a captain."
The time flies when Pastuna is in the nets as he fights to keep his team in most games.
He has just one shutout for the 3-7-1 Ravens, but he does frustrate his opponents while he's uplifting his teammates.
"His play in the back inspires them," Armstrong said. "He's done all we've ever asked him to do."
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Listen: Blake Shelton's new song, 'God Gave Me You'
With Blake Shelton's "Honey Bee" still buzzing at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs, "The Voice" mentor has released, "God Gave Me You," the second single from his July 12 album, "Red River Blue."
It would appear that Mr. Macho has quite a soft spot when it comes to his new bride, Miranda Lambert. The ballad, which is a remake of the song originally recorded by Christian artist Dave Barnes last year, appealed to Shelton when he and Lambert were going through a rough patch.
"Miranda and I have had our ups and downs over the years and this was definitely at a low point at our relationship." he reveals in a behind-the-scenes look at the recording, which we've embedded below. "But I heard that song come on the radio -- for whatever reason I was flipping through stations and landed on a contemporary Christian station, and that song came on and I almost had to pull the truck over. It was one of those moments for me where I felt like I was hearing that song at that moment for a reason."
His devotion is clear, although he's certainly putting her on a pedestal. You'll always be love's great martyr and I'll be the flattered fool. I need you," he sings.
What do you think about Shelton's softer side? Hear the song, exclusively streaming on The Boot, here.


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John and Lainie Beavin of Glen Gardner, will offer a tour at one of the ponds in their garden, Woodlove, located at 103 Green Oaks Road in Glen Gardner.
A tour of their private garden will be open to the public to benefit The Garden Conservancy's Open Days Program on Saturday, July 20, from noon-4 p.m.
Woodlove, which is predominantly shaded with native and naturalized wildflowers and bulbs, consists of a series of garden rooms and woodland paths over six acres enclosed in a double deer fence. It was created from woodland over a thirty-five-year period while building their stone house. Like all gardens, it is still in progress. There are perennial gardens, fern, hosta, clethra, and daylily collections, inviting benches, a pergola, an attached greenhouse, a tiny frog pond, and garden steps between levels. Tickets are $5 per person or 1 ticket from the Garden Conservancy book; Children 12 and under are free.
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Garage rock bands are important to any citys musical atmosphere, and so the local fellows in Escanaba Firing Line are filling an important role in this areas artistic front. The ability to strip down rock and rolls pomposity and leave at its raw and guttural roots is almost like a cleansing act: one that is vital to the creative energy that a music scene thrives on. I believe that a band like EFL and its peers can fill that role in this area.
The sound of Northern Michigans Escanaba Firing Line is difficult to pin down. Many different types of underground rock are readily apparent in EFLs latest release, entitled Speak and Destroy. The band is equal parts punk and garage rock, with a touch of indie rock and hardcore thrown in. The guys deserve a pat on the back for blending these styles in a pretty seamless fashion. They have created a pretty cohesive effort, which is needless to say, difficult, but even more so for a young band.
Two of the stronger tracks on the album are Terra Incognito and Moderate Rock Tempo. Both have great guitar riffs and a tempo that fits well with the music, while there are some catchy pseudo-sing-a-long parts that make you want to bark with the band.
It was a pleasant surprise to hear a live track at the end of the disc called False Start. Once again there is some great guitar work and there is also an attempt at a hooky section to the song. Even though there are some barky hardcore vocals, there is still some great potential for hooks in this music. This song is another of the stronger ones on the album, but unfortunately it was recorded live and a lot of it is lost in the midst of not being able to hear much of what is going on. It should have been given more focus and recorded in the studio. It also loses direction toward the end and does not demand attention anymore, which is a fault at a couple of different points in the album. Listener focus has to be maintained continually.
Production work on this album is not too bad at all. The levels are mixed right so that every instrument can be heard well, but at the same time there is still a raw, sort of stripped down nature to the music. The band goes along and it seems that there is only a thin thread holding them all together, which should be one of the trademarks of a band that can play this kind of music well. Nothing ever falls apart, but it just shakes in place.
The listener expects everything to kind of disintegrate into mass chaos but it never happens, similar to the way a band like Fugazi might present a record.
With that said though, the sound of Speak and Destroy is of a band that is still trying to find its sound. The realm of experimental garagerock is still fairly untapped, which might not be a bad thing, and it seems that EFL may have strayed a little too far into it.
Some of these songs are just too self-indulgent. Really long jam sessions are fine for bands like Shiner, Puller, the Grateful Dead or the String Cheese Incident, but EFL should stick to what they seem to do well, which is cool garage/punk/hardcore. At the same time though, I hear a potential to be something like Northern Michigans answer to the Stooges in this band, without all the pretensions that came along with that band and its quirky front man.
Does anyone remember a band called Crash Rickshaw? EFL remind me of them. Sweet.
Outside of a handful of bands like the Hives or the White Stripes, not very many garage bands tend to write hooks in their music, but I can hear some pretty good ones on a couple of the EFL tracks. The Firing Line sound nothing like the aforementioned garage rock giants, which is great, and they should develop these hooks that can be heard on some of their songs, and implement more of them. The results could be really impressive.
This is a transition disc. It really is not the most earth-shattering thing to listen to, but it definitely has some great moments on it. With some stripped down song formats and some more streamlined writing, this band could be something really special. I would watch out for them and expect some really cool things from them in the future.


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John Whitten is barely visible behind his wall of Jalapeno jelly. But though he seems out of place among the braided rugs and handmade jewelry of this year's Hilltop Holiday crafts show, Whitten estimates that he'll do eight or nine similar events before the end of the year.
"It's one of those things that my wife did for years," said Whitten of his jelly recipe, which he samples with Ritz crackers, slathered in cream cheese.
"She gave me the choice of crocheting something or making this Jalapeno jelly," he laughs.
Neighbors, customers and the generally curious descended on Bellevue's Hilltop Holiday craft show for its fifth and final day, Saturday. They picked through racks of scarves, sampled truffles and chatted with vendors about technique. The annual craft show featured 80 different booths.
"People come back every day and they call it their show," said event coordinator Cameron Amann. "They like this small facility and the closeness…When they come, they know one another. They're neighbors."
The craft fair circuit sees many of the same faces, but Amann says that Hilltop is unique for its local and entirely homemade selection of products. Vendors come from as far as Snohomish and Bellingham, and while the facility is small, there is a huge waiting list for prospective vendors.
Amann suspects that many craft show customers are drawn to its community origins.
"A lot of people are supporting the little business people now. That's been really cool to see," she explains.
This was Sue Schleer's first year at the show. Schleer, who used to work in the construction business, began making cakes and treats for her daughter after being laid off several years back. On her 40th birthday, when her friend presented her with a stack of business cards, Schleer decided to turn her hobby into a business. She still makes cakes, but on Saturday found herself showcasing an array of truffles, featuring flavors like salted caramel and pistachio.
"It can be hard to stand out at these things," admitted Schleer of the crafts fair scene. "But if you have a good product, you'll find a way."
Above all, Schleer says that the chance to interact with customers can be a lot of fun.
"People come up and look sort of serious…And then you talk to them," says Schleer. "They taste it, and their whole body just relaxes. I love that."
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Your religion, regardless of what your religion may be, is central to who you are as a person. Whether your faith is in a higher power, or you believe there is no higher power, what you believe influences your outlook on the world around you, the events of your life and your initial responses to them. Your beliefs can be a source of strength and encouragement to help you labor effectively and normally, and disciplines from your faith can be used as comfort measures during labor.
Your faith is also important because of the spiritual nature of childbirth. Your faith affects the way you hear suggestions and advice from friends, web sites and books. Words that may be perfectly acceptable to a person with one faith may be unacceptable to a person of another faith. Because of this, your childbirth preparation should, at least in part, be presented from the point of view of your religion.
The Birthing Naturally web site offers information on childbirth from a Christian perspective because that is my faith and I understand its principles and core beliefs. It would not be fair to women of other religions for me to try to interpret for them how their faith interacts with childbirth because I do not have a working knowledge of other religions. If you are not a Christian, I urge you to find information about how your faith affects labor through other web sites (such as JewishPregnancy.org if you happen to be Jewish) or browse through some of the Christian information to get an idea of ways you can incorporate your own faith into your childbirth preparation.
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— Saturday marks the first ever meeting between Tennessee and Missouri, as the 2012 season marks the Tigers first in the SEC.
— Tennessee has won eight consecutive home games in Neyland Stadium dating back to the 2008 season.
— Tennessee set a school record for offensive yardage last week against Troy in a 55-48 win. The Vols posted 719 total yards.
— Tennessee and Missouri are tied for the most overtime win in NCAA history with 10.
— Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray was named the SEC Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts against Troy. Bray passed for 530 yards and five touchdowns.
Tyler Bray — 200-334, 2812 yds., 25 TD/10 INT
Rajion Neal — 119 att., 532 yds., 5 TD
Justin Hunter — 56 catches, 838 yds., 7 TD
James Franklin — 103-179, 1057 yds., 4 TD/6 INT
Kendial Lawrence — 136 att., 666 yds., 8 TD
Marcus Lucas — 34 catches, 355 yds., 2 TD
For Tennessee, the key is simple — DEFENSE. If they can play any of it they give themselves a chance to win. The Vols know how to score, but points will be a bit tougher to come by against Missouri's top 20 defense. The Vols have to play a bit of defense themselves to have a chance to win.
For Missouri, the key is slowing down the Tennessee offense. Get after Tyler Bray and the rest will fall. Bray doesn't like to be pressure and if you are able to get to him you will get to the entire team. On offense, do what you do because Tennessee hasn't proven they can stop any type of offense thus far.


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There's no denying Hangout benefits from its Gulf Shores setting, says Kristen Hepler, a Huntsville program analyst who's also attended Bonnaroo. "At Bonnaroo, you're in the middle of a field, it's really hot and there's not a lot of shade," Hepler, 38, says. "Hangout Festival is a lot more comfortable. It's at the beach, so there's a breeze and you can stay at a condo instead of sleeping outside."
Favorite performances: Foo Fighters and Paul Simon. "But Cee Lo was pretty cool, too," Hepler says of the 2011 festival.
Do: Apply sunscreen with religious zeal. "And wear your swimsuit," Hepler says. "You can't get in the ocean, but they have (water) misters where you can cool off." Use those larger-than-life Hangout landmarks, too. "The Ferris wheel was a main point to find people," Hepler says.
Don't: Wait to physically obtain your tickets on-site. "I think we waited in line in the sun for an hour – it might have been two hours – and it was like 90 degrees," Hepler says.
You might not expect: The live sound at Hangout is surprisingly good, given its beach location. "When you're in front of one stage you only hear that band and you hear them well," Hepler says. "It's not noisy from the wind, ocean or anything. It's cool how they figured it out."
Save money: By finding close-range accommodations. "If you can stay at a condo nearby and eat there," Hepler says, "then you're going to save a whole bunch of money. I would definitely eat before I went in."
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Chicago's Grant Park contained a strange sea of humanity: there were punk rock kids, DJ-culture groovers, glammed-out Lady Gaga superfans and even expensively coifed yuppies. Lawrence Pippins loved it. "It" was Lollapalooza. Jane's Addiction frontman Perry Farrell formed Lollapalooza in 1991 as a touring alternative-rock cavalcade, and rebooted in 2005 as a weekend destination event held each August. "Almost every portion of society is represented there. It's crazy," Pippins says.
Favorite performances: Lollapalooza 2010 shows from Dragonette, which Pippins describes as "hipster dance music," and Peanut Butter Wolf's electronic revue. "Perry's Stage, which was kind of a mixture of dance music, hip-hop and DJing, ended up being my favorite stage," Pippins says.
Do: Wear some decent shoes. "Whatever is a good walking shoe for you," Pippins says. "I would refrain from anything with an open-toe – flip-flops or sandals – unless you plan on staying in one place."
Don't: Skip the destination city's other charms. "Chicago has incredible restaurants. So plan ahead and be able to have at least one really good dinner," Pippins says. And, lay off the John Belushi-worthy after-hours partying. "Get out there (to the festival), have your fun during the day and get your rest at night – so you can do it all over again the next day," Pippins says.
You might not expect: Technology has become a festival fan's secret weapon. "Lollapalooza has an iPhone app that works really well," Pippins says. "It can give you directions to the different stages from where you are, it shows you bathrooms, the different food vendors."
Scheduling strategy: Consider whether the artist is a diva or not. "(British soul singer) Jamie Lidell was another of my (Lollapalooza) favorites, but he took an hour to soundcheck," Pippins says. "It was very annoying."
Surreal festival moment: At Lollapalooza, Pippins said he interviewed fans – including some of those Lady Gaga obsessives, aka Little Monsters – for the blog he wrote at the time. "They were all dressed like different characters from the Lady Gaga videos. That was definitely interesting, because at the time I hadn't seen any Lady Gaga videos."
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Betty Moyers
MOYERS, Betty Lou (DeLong,) 68, of Amsterdam, OH, went home to dance in the presence of the Lord on Saturday, February 2, 2013, at 11:30 p.m. at Life Line Hospital, Wintersville, Ohio.
Betty was born September 19, 1944, at her home in Wintersville, Ohio, a daughter of the late Doyle and Shirley (LeMaster) DeLong.
Betty was a member of Chestnut Ridge United Methodist of Bergholz, Ohio. She loved yard sales, flea markets, fishing and gardening.
She is preceded in death by many close friends and loved ones, including two baby sisters and a very special brother, Timothy DeLong.
She is survived by two brothers, Albert DeLong of Toronto, OH, and Walter DeLong of Lincoln, NE; sister, Patty (DeLong) Turner of Florida; two daughters, Tammy (Moyers) Walker of Coshocton, OH and Loretta Moyers of Columbus, OH; six grandchildren, Scott Walker, Kayla Walker, Wade Walker all of Coshocton, OH, Stephenie Horkulic of Steubenville, OH, Courtney Moyers of Columbus, OH, and Cloressa (Moyers) Fordham of Honolulu, HI and one very special friend, Nina Baker of Bergholz, OH.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, February 16, 2013, in her honor at the Kids Campus located on 468 Brown's Lane, Coshocton, Ohio 43812 at 11a.m.
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Just my personal use of cableties is to use the black ones. After making the tie I use Scotch 33+ and make a couple of wraps over the tie. Have some that have been on my tower more than 25 years and when inspected show no aging and resist removing. I also use 33+ for any connection and make sure that if on vertical runs of coax that I start well below the joint and wrap upwards stretching the tape as I go. This is the way roofing is put on your house and keeps water from entering the wraps. When reaching the top of the area to be wrapped, I then reverse and wrap going down, again stretching as I wrap. When I break tape I never secure the last 6" or so until the tape has relieved it's stretching. Then I final wrap and the ends will not come loose. I have found ends holding well and sometimes hard to find after being up for years. I never carry sharp knives up with me and always tear the tape. If you care to use the knife then it would require less time to allow the tape to relieve itself before final wrapping. Your choice. I worked in industry and have wrapped many joints of wiring etc. It works for me. My opinion!!!....never use Scotch 88.....always Scotch 33+. 73, George KR5C _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/towertalk
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Coleman Leads Gettysburg Past McDaniel
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WESTMINSTER, Md. – Junior Maddie Coleman
made a career-high 12 saves and the sixth-ranked Gettysburg College
women's lacrosse team remained perfect in Centennial
Conference play with a 10-5 victory at McDaniel College on
Gettysburg (8-2, 5-0 CC) received three goals from junior Hannah Church and two goals and an assist from both sophomore Lindsey Robinson and freshman Kelsey Markiewicz.
The Bullets had no issues early as senior Marnie Commins scored off a pass from sophomore Lindsay Menton just 54 seconds into the contest. Gettysburg added seven more goals before McDaniel (1-10, 1-5 CC) finally cracked the scoring column before the end of the opening half.
The visitor's were unable to maintain the pace in the final stanza, committing 14 of their game-high 25 turnovers in the period. McDaniel took advantage, netting four of the first five goals to pull to 9-5 with 13 minutes left.
Gettysburg held off the late charge as freshman Katie Blumenthal put in the game's final tally from Robinson at 7:39.
The Bullets were out-shot by a conference opponent in the regular season for the first time since the 2009 regular-season finale against Franklin & Marshall College. McDaniel finished with a 27-19 edge in shots, while Gettysburg led in ground balls (22-19) and draw controls (9-8).
Coleman topped her previous personal best by two set just last week against top-ranked College of New Jersey. She was aided in the defensive end by senior Becky Lutz and junior Lexi Kelly who each tallied three caused turnovers. Lutz added a team-best three draw controls, while Kelly scooped up a career-high eight ground balls.
Lisa Jurd and Paige Messersmith each tossed in a pair of goals for McDaniel, while Aimee Semier made six stops in the cage.
Gettysburg returns to action this Saturday, April 9, with a conference road trip to Ursinus College. Game time is set for noon.
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AMHERST?POINT - John Dickinson has been fighting to get the Amherst Point Road repaired for four years and still sees no end in sight.
The road was last paved back in the '60s and has rarely been serviced since. It's crumbling under the weight of transport trucks, neglect and lacks proper guardrails in some places, said Dickinson.
"It's a pretty dismal situation."
Back when the road was first paved, they used a mixture of sand and cement. But that isn't strong enough for the amount of trucks that pass over the road, he said.
And The Rainbow Bridge isn't designed to handle the weight of larger trucks.
"So all the trucks that come up this way have to come down our road."
Though since the bridge was repaired there has been less car traffic coming down the road, he said.
The Dickinsons have made numerous inquires and requests to government officials but are not happy with the results.
"Ernie Fage told us originally last year our road would be repaired and it wasn't," said Dickinson.
When asked how that made him feel he said, "you don't want to know."
Maintaining our roads is an ongoing process, said Fage, MLA for Cumberland North.
They can't all be done at once, there's just not enough time or money, he said.
"I'm doing my best to make sure it's on the agenda.
And I do know it's being looked at for consideration," he said.
A lot of work has been done on the roads around Amherst in recent years, but it comes down to available funding to keep expanding on that, said Fage.
Resident struggling to have road repaired
AMHERST?POINT - John Dickinson has been fighting to get the Amherst Point Road repaired for four years and still sees no end in sight.
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Objective: Examine associations between chronic inflammatory profiles and outcome 6 to 12 months following severe traumatic brain injury (TBI).
Setting: University-affiliated level 1 trauma center and community.
Participants: Adults with severe TBI (n = 87); healthy controls (n = 7).
Design: Prospective cohort study.
Main Measures: Glasgow Outcome Scale; serum cytokines (interleukin [IL]-1β, IL-4, IL-5, IL-6, IL-7, IL-8, IL-10, IL-12, tumor necrosis factor α), 2 weeks to 3 months, 4- to 6-month averages, 6- and 12-month levels.
Results: Serum levels of IL-1β, IL-6, IL-8, IL-10, and tumor necrosis factor α were elevated over 3 months following TBI. Multivariate analysis showed that increased cytokine load score was associated with a 1.21 (95% confidence interval, 1.06-1.38) and 1.18 (95% confidence interval, 1.02-1.37) increase in odds of unfavorable Glasgow Outcome Scale score at 6 and 12 months, respectively. Also, elevated IL-6/IL-10 ratios were associated with increased odds of unfavorable outcomes at 6 months (adjusted odds ratio = 1.76; 95% confidence interval, 1.08-2.88).
Conclusions: Chronic inflammation has not been well characterized following TBI. Our subacute cytokine load score classifies individuals at risk for unfavorable outcomes following injury. Higher proinflammatory burden with IL-6, relative to the anti-inflammatory marker IL-10, is significantly associated with outcome. Further research should examine whether inflammatory genes and other inflammatory biomarkers affect risk for unfavorable outcomes and TBI complications.
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A comparison of two- and three-dimensional stochastic models of regional solute movement
Transport in Porous Media
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AbstractRecent models of solute movement in porous media that are based on a stochastic description of the porous medium properties have been dedicated primarily to a three-dimensional interpretation of solute movement. In many practical problems, however, it is more convenient and consistent with measuring techniques to consider flow and solute transport as an areal, two-dimensional phenomenon. The physics of solute movement, however, is dependent on the three-dimensional heterogeneity in the formation. A comparison of two- and three-dimensional stochastic interpretations of solute movement in a porous medium having a statistically isotropic hydraulic conductivity field is investigated. To provide an equitable comparison between the two- and three-dimensional analyses, the stochastic properties of the transmissivity are defined in terms of the stochastic properties of the hydraulic conductivity. The variance of the transmissivity is shown to be significantly reduced in comparison to that of the hydraulic conductivity, and the transmissivity is spatially correlated over larger distances. These factors influence the two-dimensional interpretations of solute movement by underestimating the longitudinal and transverse growth of the solute plume in comparison to its description as a three-dimensional phenomenon. Although this analysis is based on small perturbation approximations and the special case of a statistically isotropic hydraulic conductivity field, it casts doubt on the use of a stochastic interpretation of the transmissivity in describing regional scale movement. However, by assuming the transmissivity to be the vertical integration of the hydraulic conductivity field at a given position, the stochastic properties of the hydraulic conductivity can be estimated from the stochastic properties of the transmissivity and applied to obtain a more accurate interpretation of solute movement. ?? 1990 Kluwer Academic Publishers.
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