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Roger Toothaker (November 27, 1634, England – June 1692, Province of Massachusetts Bay) was a farmer and folk-healer who came to Massachusetts from England shortly after he was born. He was one of the victims of the Salem witch trials who died in prison.
Roger Toothaker was born in England in 1634. In 1635, as an infant, Toothaker traveled to the Massachusetts Bay Colony from London, sailing from August 21 to September 11 on the Hopewell, led by Captain Babb. In 1638, his father, Roger Toothaker, died, possibly in Plymouth on February 5. Later that year his mother Margaret married Ralph Hill on December 21 and they lived in Billerica. He served as an assistant to Samuel Eldred, and later became a physician although he had no formal medical training. In or around 1662 or 1663, his stepfather died. In 1665 he married Mary Allin, a midwife, and had eight children who survived infancy: Nathaniel, Martha, Allin, Roger, Sarah, Mary, Andrew, and Margaret.[1]
Toothaker, a farmer and folk-healer, claimed to specialize in detecting and punishing witches. For several years before the Salem witch trials began in 1692, Toothaker had reportedly bragged to locals that he had taught his daughter, Martha Emerson, wife of Joseph Emerson, his trade and that she had killed a witch.[2]
Salem witch trials[edit]
On May 18, 1692, Elizabeth Hubbard, Ann Putnam, Jr., and Mary Walcott accused Dr. Toothaker of witchcraft. Elizabeth was the servant of Dr. William Griggs, Dr. Toothaker's competitor. On May 28, Mary Toothaker, Margaret Toothaker (aged 9), Martha Carrier, and Elizabeth Jackson were arrested. John Willard of Salem, Thomas Farrar, Sr. (or Farrer) of Lynn, and Elizabeth Hart were arrested, along with Toothaker.
Toothaker was sent to Boston Prison where he remained until his death the following month at age 57. His body was examined and it was confirmed that he died of natural causes, although it is impossible to separate his death from his imprisonment, and likely illness and/or maltreatment and/or malnourishment.[1]
- ^ a b "Roger Toothaker profile". Retrieved 2007-02-14.
- ^ Toothaker family profile, historyofmassachusetts.org; accessed September 12, 2015.
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- Article on Salem witch trials, Essortment.com; accessed December 24, 2014.
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I live on the edge of town, where green is the predominant color, at least in the spring and summer, instead of the dirty greys and browns of concrete and brick. On warm evenings I savor sitting on the porch that faces the rolling hills of the country. Full grown trees are everywhere, maples and pines mostly, obscuring nearly all of man's intrusions into my world. In the neighborhood there are three large homes, each about a half block away, and from time to time voices filter to my ear, adding a quality that connects me like a thread to humanity. Except for these voice sprinkles, the trees do a very pleasant job of filling my soul with nature. Wildlife lives in full display, even into the yards of homes downtown, so here where I live, from my comfortable chair on the porch, I've seen every sort of curious creature. Of course there are birds; small, rowdy, invisible ones, and, gliding on the thermals, an occasional bald eagle or turkey vulture can be seen. Deer visit frequently, and it seems that my presence is the only thing that can stop them from eating the shrubs and flowers that struggle to grow in the yard. Farm animals and runaway pets occasionally come to visit as well, looking just a little bit lost on their brief adventures.
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Something there is that does not like? love? a wall - R. Frost. Something there is that does not like? love? some of the harsher uglier expressions of human life... it is the mind, spirit, beliefs, likes, dislikes of a writer that leaches out in writing. You, brucek, grieve over injustice, rail at it, and are at peace only when it is out of your view--especially from your home. You are blessed with the beauty of nature - of all kinds - that can be viewed from your home in decorah. It is to be envied. connie
What a charming neighbourhood! Most likely I imagined it all wrong, but I did imagine. So vivid pictures popped up in my mind, that I actually felt I was there... Wherever this is. (I've never been to the states, and I just learned the name Decorah.)
Ah, well, this is a beautiful, well-painted image, nontheless!
Hi there, old buddy! Nice piece of writing. Keep up the good work!
I've been looking for a new place to live, and this place sounds great; The only obstacle that I can see, is the money situation; as in I don't have any. Would you mind if I crashed on your front yard in a sleeping bag? Seriously, fantastic, Bruce!
sure! it gets awfully cold here in the winter though, and i don't think my wife will let a stranger into the house, and let's face it mike, you're getting "stranger" everyday. maybe a tent for the warm months and an igloo for the other ten months of the year.
A man's own Shangri-La. Is funny how perception differs from one to another. Mine harbors flower and vegetable gardens amid the oak and pecan, with NO neighbors. Haha! Yours sounds wonderful, Bruce.
Very nice. Quite a turn. I like it!
i have to travel a bit to see the world you see from your porch....thanks for the slice of nature you have served
i used to live in the bay area, so i know that california is beautiful too. don't know anything about southern cal, but you seem like a nature nut, so it must be nice. it is the prettiest part of iowa, not at all what people think of when they think of all this corn.
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Skip to comments.Would You Support a County-Wide 'Violence Tax'? (Poll) (tax on guns and ammo)
Posted on 10/10/2012 9:45:20 AM PDT by marktwain
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle has floated the idea of a tax on guns and ammunition to offset a 2013 budget shortfall. Is this a good idea?
Nicknamed a "violence tax," a proposed Cook County tariff would hike up the prices of firearms and ammo as a way to take care of a 2013 budget shortfall, according to an NBC 5 Chicago News report.
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The tax is being considered by Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle, who said it wouldn't just be used to fill a $115 million budget hole next year, the report stated. It also would try to stem Chicago's gun violence in light of the past summer's rash of shootings and the city's climbing murder rate, which is up 25 percent from last year, the report continued.
"It's a problem for us in our criminal justice system and it's a problem for us in our health care system, and I make no apologies for the proposal," Preckwinkle said, adding that the average shooting victim costs taxpayers $52,000 because almost 70 percent of them are without health insurance.
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"[It's] just another scheme concocted by the Chicago Machine to punish law-abiding firearm owners," Richard Pearson, executive director of the Illinois State Rifle Association, said of the earlier state-wide tax.
The "violence tax" is set to be introduced when Preckwinkle unveils her county budget proposal Oct. 18.
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More misplaced blame.
Those who COMMIT violence should be taxed, regardless of the tools they employ.
The only "violence tax" I will pay is the portion of my property tax that goes to the police department. It's THERE job to stop the violence, not to make difficult my right to responsible purchase and own a firearm!
Thiks tax in Cook is just ridiculous! Throwing money at the problem isn't going to stop it!
A tax on corrupt politicians in Cook County would be far more productive I'd think.
Why would it bring in any money?
It would simply end or greatly diminish ammo sales in that county.
People would just buy elsewhere.
How about a tax on mentholated grape flavored #2 pencils?
Young urban males are far more a common denominator in violent crime than firearms are, so why not create an "urban yute tax"?
Upping the tax on Skittles and hoodies might be a good idea too.
Because taxing criminal enterprise is so beneficial to gubmint coffers......
Speak softly,
tax the known violent criminals, not law abiding gun owners.
but then again this is just an excuse to get people accepting the premise of such a tax.
To own real estate, I must pay a property tax. To drive, I must pay a gasoline tax. So, if I must pay a violence tax, does that imply my right to be violent?
Sure let's have a violence tax on the people whose policies lead to violence: liberals.
No Taxation without Representation!
I've never used my guns in a violent act (unless you count blasting bowling pins as "violence.")
More to the point, do I get to start shooting liberals if they try to levy this tax? I mean, if I am being taxed for being violent, the least I can do is BE violent...
They should tax criminals.
Wait a minute. Thirty seconds ago I read a quote from obama that millions more people now have health insurance thanks to obamacare. I guess none of them are in Cook County.
Does she really think criminals buy their guns and ammo in a store? Maybe if it's a straw purchase.
This is like you, as property owner, paying a property tax to pay for cleaning up after the homeless.
Any such tax would violate the 2nd amendment.
As I recall it's damn near impossible to buy a gun in Cook County. Dunno about ammo...Stevie666
Gun control and gun taxes should only be for liberal Democrats.
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isnt this the inspiration for Silent Hill game and movie?
and my captcha is pretty prescient – its Hill Claimant.
Fire Down Below: Centralia (Thanks, Sumana!)
There was no mining to be done after that, though there was plenty of fire fighting going on. The mines were flushed with water. Chunks of flaming coal were excavated. Shafts were backfilled and redrilled, but the fire refused to be tamed. In 1983, as the fire continued to spread, an engineering study was released that stated the fire could very well be burning for another hundred years or more and consume an underground area of roughly 3,700 acres. This spelled pretty dire news for the town of Centralia. Living on top of a raging mine fire was generally considered to be bad for the locals. Smoke, steam, and toxic fumes crept up through the soil. Water became contaminated. Trees died in droves and sat in barren patches of blackened, smoking soil that made the whole town look like it ought to be criss-crossed with trenches full of German and British troops locked in a Western Front stalemate. And then the sinkholes and fissures began opening. One nearly swallowed a young boy whole, and people started thinking that maybe Centralia was a lost cause.
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isnt this the inspiration for Silent Hill game and movie?
and my captcha is pretty prescient – its Hill Claimant.
This man paints a scene in such a way that I'm reminded of my youngest when she got into her mothers makeup.
I'm trying to read the story, but I'm having a hard time reminding myself that this is supposed to be a factual account and not the output of a creative-writing class.
@ #4 Transiit: I'm trying to read the story, but I'm having a hard time reminding myself that this is supposed to be a factual account and not the output of a creative-writing class.
Me too. Partly because of the content, but also because of the style. =P
@ Tak #2:
I haven't thought about that movie in years! =D 11% on the tomatometer is nothing to brag about.
I read about this place the other day on wikipedia. I got there from this page
What happened in this this town is like a slow motion multicar pileup: horrifying, yet hard to look away from. Every so often, I go Web searching for recent developments about Centralia, through morbid curiosity. I've also read the two main books about the mine fire: Unseen Danger and Slow Burn. Dean Koontz also wrote a short story whose backdrop was a town (probably based on Centralia) as a metaphor for hell, and of course featuring a serial killer.
I like how there's green plants growing in every photo. Life always finds a way, and the stinking jungle will eventually reclaim this area like no one was ever there.
My dad spent part of his (long, varied) career in civil engineering dealing with coal mine fires. There isn't really much to be done, other than try to cap them, unfortunately. Wish I could ask him about Centralia.
How is air reaching the fire? You'd think sealing off all the shafts would be enough to put it out.
Been there. It was surreal.
This lends just a little more credence to my theory about the purpose of man: to burn off the petroleum deposits slowly and cleanly, for if they were to suddenly burn all at once, it would severely damage life on Earth. Kind of like a cancer pill for a planet.
Curiously, if we were to find a planet like ours that had some readily consumable energy store, we'd probably make a lot of effort to get there.
harper's had a great article a couple of yrs ago
Being from Pennsylvania, I've heard all about Centralia's woes, and I remember when they finally decided to evacuate the populace.
Really wanted to read this, but alas the website is unavailable. Have they been BoingBoing'd or is there some other culprit? Even Google cache from two days ago doesn't work.
When I lived in Pennsylvania, I met a couple who'd fallen in love in Centralia. They lived on opposite sides of the state, but crossed paths at a party when one of them was in town visiting a friend. They got talking about how they'd always wanted to visit that town with the coal fire, and decided to plan a trip. After a few phone calls to coordinate, they met there and spent a day exploring. It's the best how-I-met-my-spouse story I've ever heard.
I live about an hour away from there and drive by every once in a while just to see the changes. It's very weird seeing it in person. I imagine it's the same feeling as going through Chernobyl although I've never been there.
I first heard about Centralia in the mid-80s from…. Ripley's Believe It or Not TV show? something on TV, at any rate. Sounded interesting.
Now, I live in Northeastern PA, and have visited Centralia two or three times. It's less than a hald hour from both the classic, stopped-in-time "Roadside America" and Knoebel's amusement park.
Not always a lot to see — but usually at least one small hole is issuing _some_ smoke, and the few, lonely houses with far-too-many chimneys can be stared at.
Not as big and scary as everything makes it out to be. But I wouldn't want to live anywhere nearer to it.
ah, centralia. after pripyat & detroit, it's my third favorite place to see pictures of
I did a project on Centralia when I was a photo student about 10 years ago. I made about half a dozen trips there — each time coming away feeling as if I'd chain smoked a pack of unfiltered Camels.
The most stunning views of the area are to be had in the coldest parts of winter, when the heat from the fire causes the ground to give up its moisture in great billowing clouds of smoke. The best images I got were the day after an ice storm, when the trees were sparkling and the are was really frigid.
It does look the most like a post-apocolyptic waste land I've ever seen. The stretch of Route 61 that has been abandoned would have been a great location to film "The Road."
There were a few people still living there when I did the project, but they never spoke with me. One of the strangest things was that the last remaining business, apparently, was a speed shop of some sort. When I went back in 2002, it was gone.
…of what might have been…
You're not a true Pennsylvanian until you've done a road trip through Centralia. It's like a rite of passage.
The building you refer to Hallpass was called "The Speed Spot" and it even though there are still some homes and buildings there, it's position at the corner of the two main roads through Centralia gave it a strange sort of cachet (even though it was pretty run down.) Living only about 12 miles away, I drive through there frequently and even though "Speed Spot" has been gone a decade, it still seems weird that it's not there when I pass.
The really cool building was the old Catholic church that stood at the top of the hill…it had some gorgeous architecture and I'm glad that they finally dismantled it and saved some of the features from the vandals who were ruining it.
Roadside America! One of the truly great tourist attractions. What a brilliant place. Had driven past it for 10+ years, finally went there with my kids and had my mind summarily blown.
Any estimates of the amount of CO2 and other pollutants being pumped out?
AFAIK fires like this in china are more common and cause more concern.
I first heard of Centralia when I was visiting my parent in Pittsburgh. We went to see local oddball musical company Squonk Opera perform 'Inferno' which layers the metaphor of Dante's great work over the reality of Centralia.
I grew up in the next town over from Centralia in Mt. Carmel, PA. It's not all that interesting really. It's not the big deal that everybody makes it out to be. At best it's a good example of an ecological disaster and should make people think twice about the "clean coal" technology that is neither clean nor ecologically friendly. I've seen the destruction of coal mining first hand both in human cost (my grandfather died of black lung when my father was a child) and irreversible environmental damage.
Thank you TUCKELS for the link to the Unusual Articles in Wikipedia. My morning has been consumed by reading it.
Just saw a great documentary, "The Town That Was" by Chris Perkel and Georgie Roland. It paints the portrait of John Lokitis, the youngest of 11 remaining residents of Centralia, Pennsylvania. IMDb entry http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0961209/. Amazingly haunting! A must see!
This always makes me tear up and fondly recall milton shapp. Um cory…maybe you'd like to add all the other articles about centralia that have been posted.
Centralia was the inspiration for Silent Hill but I think that was just the movie…I believe they actually did some of the film there…but I'm not entire sure of that one. I saw a video about this its freaky as hell.
This is not the only place in North America with this problem. Because of its small size and remote location Colstrip, Montana has had a coalmine fire that has been burning since the 1800s. The land itself is mostly open prairie so the effects of the fire aren't as devastating to the local environment. However, the smell of burning coal is quite apparant and the glow of the fire is readily visible at night through open fissures in the ground above. Many companies and the Federal Government have tried to extinguish the fire over the years, but to no avail.
This is what global environmental failure looks like. We are living it.
I was in Centralia just last weekend. We've been developing some rock climbing right outside of town!
I've been to Centralia a couple times – my favorite concepts are front stoops and driveways that lead to weedlots, and completely empty side streets. The last time I was there (about 7 months ago, there was a skinny house, 2 or 3 stories tall – really out of place, until I realized that it was the last of a set of row houses, and the others had been demolished. The section of interstate that has been shut down and routed around is pretty impressive too, with 2 foot wide fissures running 20 or 30 feet through state-issue blacktop. Some funny (and some quintessentially redneck) graffiti there too. The nicest building in town is a deluxe (for central Pennsylvania) firehouse.
Nota Bene: Though Centralia was a mining area, the Centralia fire isn't really a coal _mine_ fire (this is mentioned in the article, but seems to have been missed by many commenters) – it was started when a backyard trash fire caught a coal vein, not by an underground fire started in a mine.
I drove through there years ago. There's something unnerving about it, like the slowly eroding bones of a small town.
I remember driving through this town by chance once on a road trip from Tennessee to New York back in 1999. My friend and I were totally amazed at how empty the town was and had no idea that there was underground fire burning. I wanna go back now and see it again.
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What a relief to wake up after the Thanksgiving turkey and find, at long last, that the exhausting speculation about Harry Evans's future had come to an end. He was no longer to be the bad boy of New York book publishing.
Under pressure from the money men, Evans finally left his job as president and publisher of Random House and found refuge, again, in the media cluster of the New York real estate tycoon Mort Zuckerman. It was from there, in 1984, that Evans began his American odyssey as editor-in-chief of the small Atlantic Monthly Press and editorial director of the weekly middle- America magazine, US News & World Report.
For seven years, Evans has dominated publishing news and gossip with his literary breakfasts at Barney's department store, and his multi-million- dollar book deals with famous people that have not always lived up to the exorbitant advances. At publishers' lunches, Harry's future in the business was a constant topic. An outsider, he became the convenient symbol of everything that ails the stagnant publishing industry. Such was the level of resentment that old timers were asking, why wouldn't he do the decent thing and return to England?
The bulletin from Random House said that he was to become, among other things, a "czar' at New York's Daily News, where once again he would be wielding his well-known magic as a newspaperman, turning the troubled tabloid into a great newspaper. Any hint that Evans might have been pushed, or nudged, or even pointed in the direction of the door at Random House, was swiftly quashed by his own medley of self-serving explanations.
It was not true, he claimed, that there had been any tension between himself and Ann Godoff, the younger executive who had slowly taken over his territory, and who will now replace him. He could have stayed on; he had a new three-year contract which he chose not to take up.
The feeling in the drawing-rooms of Sag Harbor and the Hamptons, where New York book editors spend their weekends, was one of immense relief. Harry's cheque-book publishing and publicity gimmicks had been altogether too much for them. His departure, they hoped, might signal a new era for the industry; one of less glitter, less Hollywood and more real America, leading even to one of growth beyond the dismal 1 per cent or less now being recorded.
As the industry went into a slump, so did Evans's fortunes at Random House, although he never showed it. He had some spectacular successes - the presidential tease of Colin Powell, My American Journey ($6.5m advance); and Primary Colors by Joe Klein, under the pseudonym Anonymous; and some spectacular disasters, such as Behind the Oval Office by Dick Morris, the disgraced presidential adviser (advance $2.5m); and Marlon Brando's autobiography, Brando: Songs My Mother Taught Me (advance $5m). As the Newhouse company is privately owned, no one could tell for sure what the balance sheet looked like after these literary detonations. Harry talked it up, and others, who thought they knew better, talked it down. At the same time, Tina Brown's New Yorker continued to lose millions. The couple seemed to be cornered in the Newhouse stable.
Wild rumours spread of their returning to London, with Harry, or Tina, or both, performing some official job to do with arts in the new Blair government. Tina was even tipped as the next British ambassador to Washington. In a flurry of Blair-chic, with champagne at Pravda's, a trendy bar in Soho, Harry raised pounds 10,000 for the then candidate Blair from British expatriates in New York. The idea of Tina filling the Washington post seemed briefly credible, to some gullible Yankees.
In the end, however, it all came to nought. Harry's oft-mentioned lack of fiscal discipline, relentless self-promotion, Hollywood publicity advisers and coterie of Manhattan celebrities was either not enough, or too much, for the star-struck billionaire owner of Random House, SI Newhouse. Evans's successors have already made it clear that never again will rows of limousines be lined up outside Random House waiting to transport the glitterati to Fred's, Aria, the Royalton or the Hamptons for the publishing industry's traditional three-day summer weekends. No lunches or brunches, no schmoozing or musing.
Enter the clean-up crew; the Thrift Brigade. At Random House, it was they who persuaded Mr Newhouse (who also owns the New Yorker) to squeeze Evans out of the operating seat, Bottom-line bores now lurk in the shadows of every publishing company in an industry which last year did so badly that it destroyed more than 40 per cent of the books it produced.
Evans rode the storm, darting around Manhattan in a stretch limousine driven by Boris, his 6ft 6in Russian chauffeur ("He won't hurt you, Peter," Evans once kindly explained, "he's a White Russian"). More recently, I bumped into Harry in a roomful of important people at a summer party in the Hamptons. "Of course I don't want to the chairman of the Arts Council, I love America," he said. Just as he loves journalism, now more than ever.
What on earth he will do to "enrich", as he puts it, the 77-year-old Daily News is a mystery to most people. It's not exactly his type of paper, with its highest circulation in the boroughs outside Manhattan. And Evans arrives at a time when it is waging a fierce circulation war with Murdoch's New York Post. As his appointment was announced last week, grim faces huddled in the News editorial offices, where Evans's arrival was only the latest in a string of recent upheavals.
In September, Pete Hamill, a popular New York newspaperman, resigned as editor after a bitter feud with Zuckerman over the number of gossip columns the paper should run. Zuckerman wanted more gossip, apparently to compete with the New York Post, which consists of one scandalous titbit after another. Only last month, Debby Krenek became the first woman editor- in-chief at the Daily News. Now she and Zuckerman's co-publisher Fred Drasner will answer to Evans. Why is this 69-year-old person coming to take over, they were asking.
But then again, why not? You might have thought they'd be pulling out the welcome mat for an editor such as Evans, with such a proven genius for redistributing other people's wealth in the name of journalism. Evans has long known how to spend rich men's money on worthy campaigns for social change, attacks on institutional fraud, reining in rogue industries and financial rascals, and exposing political scandals. Among his backers have been Lord Thomson (at The Sunday Times), then Rupert Murdoch (who fired him after he had edited The Times for a year), then Zuckerman. Now, it's Zuckerman's turn again.
Will Zuckerman let Harry do what he wants? Zuckerman is known to be a prickly employer, quite difficult to work with whoever you are, and much more right-wing than Harry. Clashes are inevitable, one would have thought.
Evans's denial that settling an old score with Murdoch is on his agenda assures that it will be, of course. It's only a matter of time before the Rupe 'n' Harry fight gets a star billing, and Harry is once again the news.
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Ducks' Giguere questionable against Stars
ANAHEIM Jean-Sebastien Giguere is questionable for Wednesday night's game against Dallas because of an injury that neither he nor Ducks coach Randy Carlyle will disclose.
Giguere left the ice early during Tuesday's practice at Honda Center and later stated that he has dealt with the injury the past couple of days. Both the goalie and Ducks coach Randy Carlyle said the injury was not a factor when he relieved Jonas Hiller in Saturday's 5-0 loss to St. Louis.
"It's something that's been bugging me for a few days here," Giguere said. "It's not bad as I've been practicing every day. But it's something that I've got to stay on top of right now and hope that it's going to get better in the next few days."
Giguere wouldn't say if he has a groin-muscle problem, which has affected him in recent seasons. Instead, he jokingly pointed to a bandage on his finger.
"That finger's been bugging me like crazy," he said, "but it's not that."
The veteran has made three appearances; two of them starts in Minnesota and in New York against the Rangers. Giguere wouldn't rule out his availability tonight against the Stars.
Giguere insisted he is handling the injury seriously.
"Like I said, it's been two, three days that I've been kind of feeling it and it was getting better," he said. "So I'm not too worried about it."
Carlyle would only say the injury is in his "body" and was irritated when pressed for something more specific.
"You guys are beating a dead horse," he chirped. "Leave it alone. Move on."
If Giguere isn't available, the team could decide to recall either Justin Pogge or Timo Pielmeier from Bakersfield of the ECHL to back up Jonas Hiller.
Defenseman James Wisniewski said it is his call if he can play against the Stars. Wisniewski has missed the past three games because of a sprained right shoulder, which he injured Oct. 10 against Philadelphia.
Wisniewski, who went through a full-contract workout, acknowledged that he still feels pain in the shoulder and the decision to play comes down how much he can tolerate after he consults with the team's training staff.
Another consideration is waiting until Saturday's game against Columbus.
"I'm going to tell them whether I can go or not," he said. "I'll talk it over with the trainers and see what we can come to a conclusion with."
Three days of practice allowed Carlyle to go over a number of situations and address the problems that plagued their loss to the Blues. The special teams received plenty of extra attention, with the power-play units receiving a makeover.
And there was this blunt assessment from the coach.
"In my mind, we just haven't played hard enough consistently enough," Carlyle said. "And that's the reason we're a .500 hockey club."
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4 - Immunotherapy (Allergy shots or allergy oral drops)
Allergy shots and allergy oral drops contain small amounts of allergens. They're given on a regular schedule so that your body gets used to the allergens and no longer overreacts to them.
Both allergy shots and allergy oral drops are only used when the allergens you're sensitive to can be identified and when you can't avoid them. It takes a few months to years to finish treatment, and you may need to have treatments throughout your life.
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Non-steroidal nasal sprays such as NasalCrom (cromolyn sodium), an OTC nasal spray, can help prevent symptoms of allergic rhinitis if used before symptoms start. This non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) needs to be used three to four times a day to be effective.
The prescription drug Singulair (montelukast sodium) is a leukotriene receptor antagonist approved to treat asthma and to help relieve symptoms of allergic rhinitis. It works by blocking substances in the body called leukotrienes. Side effects may include headache, ear infection, sore throat, and upper respiratory infection.
Some simple over-the-counter products can also help with allergy symptoms. They include:
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- Artificial tears, which also contain no medicine, are available to treat itchy, watery, and red eyes.
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Drug allergies are not predictable. When using any medication, especially new ones, note your body's reaction as well as your blood glucose.
Symptoms of drug allergies include:
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- Drug Allergies. Medline Plus. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000819.htm. (Accessed 05/10)
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