text:
Climate Change Bailouts: Too Big to Fail?
As the consequences of climate change become more severe in the United States, we must prepare ourselves to answer the questions, who receives federal aid and how much?
When Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, Congress moved quickly to appropriate emergency relief funds. The same scenario followed – only a bit more delayed – when Sandy hit New Jersey and New York. But what happens when sea-level rise and extreme weather events begin to affect every community in the United States at more or less the exact same time?
Simply, there will not be enough federal money to protect every community from the threats of climate change. We'll need to decide who gets bailed out and who is left to fend for themselves.
So far, it appears that the federal government may once again take a too big to fail approach. Funds will go where they have the capacity to help as many people as possible. Generally, this means that larger cities and towns may receive a greater share of available aid dollars.
Norfolk, Virginia is the first urban area in the United States to be substantially and permanently impacted by rising sea levels. Normal tides are now a foot and a half higher than they were a century ago, and the city is second only to New Orleans in terms of population affected by sea level rise, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. In 2012, the city finalized an action plan detailing its efforts to protect itself against rising waters. The plan calls for building flood gates and bulkheads, raising roadways, and redesigning the city's storm water system. The estimated price tag? More than $1 billion. Norfolk will rely on the Commonwealth of Virginia for some of that cost, but much of it will need to come from the federal government. That's a prospect that isn't too promising for city leaders who worry about having to compete with cities like New York and Boston for limited resources.
In New York, where federal funds continue to be spent repairing the damage from Sandy, short and long-range plans for dealing with climate change are under consideration. Like most other eastern coastal cities, New York faces the threats of rising tides and stronger storms. A recent simulation estimated the city's average annual flood losses from storms at $174 million, while extreme storms caused estimated losses reaching $25.4 billion. Preventing these losses, which requires building massive sea barriers, is not cheap. In fact, it's a cost that New York has for the moment determined that it cannot afford. Instead, the city – again with the help of federal funds – has opted for a "hybrid" approach that includes making smaller infrastructure improvements to keep damage to an acceptable minimum.
So, if larger cities are struggling to pay for climate change preparations, is there any money available for smaller communities? In North Carolina's Outer Banks, the consequences of climate change are already reality. Sea level rise has begun to strip the area of its economic lifeline – its beaches. But among locals, there isn't much optimism about saving what's left. Instead, residents will hold out as long as they can remain before they're forced to abandon. These relatively unpopulated coastal stretches just cannot justify the massive expenditures it would take to stave off the effects of climate change, especially when they're competing with more populous areas.
Largely, this "too big to fail" approach makes sense. There are not enough resources to fully protect every community from climate change, so it makes sense to spend those dollars where they stretch the farthest. This is in cities and bigger towns.
But this strategy creates at least one unintended consequence. It incentivizes - or at least fails to disincentivize - continuing to build in larger vulnerable communities without accounting for the risks of climate change.
Consider Miami, which is also among the US cities projected to be most affected by climate change. Miami sits only a few feet above sea level at its highest elevations and the porous limestone that sits beneath it makes the city and its water supply highly vulnerable to rising water. In addition, the city is located in the Hurricane Alley corridor. Within the lifetimes of most living Miamians, the city faced near destruction from Hurricane Andrew. The likelihood of a similar storm hitting the city is made more likely by climate change. For many South Florida homes, the land upon which they sit will be underwater within the duration of a 30-year mortgage. And yet, new construction in vulnerable areas continues at a rapid pace.
Only a few years removed from the housing market crash, cranes once again crowd the Miami skyline. In Downtown Miami, fourteen condo towers are under construction that will add 4,000 new units to the city center. An additional 13,500 units are in the pipeline, and all of this is on top of the 22,000 units that were built during the last building cycle. In all, Miami's population has ballooned over the past decade and the pace of growth has not yet slowed. Yet, this impressive transformation is taking place almost entirely in an area that in all likelihood could be under water by the end of the century.
Miami may likely receive the federal aid that it needs to mitigate – to the extent possible – the effects of climate change. Although, it is not yet clear just how effective such measures can truly be. In the meantime, however, development continues with little or no attention paid to the future challenges. Every new unit added to downtown Miami is, in effect, a unit that will need to be bailed out – both literally and figuratively – over the coming decades. But this growth – as questionable as it may be – is precisely what may help secure a greater share of federal money to aid infrastructure improvements in preparation for climate change.
Miami is not alone in this regard. Across the United States, population growth in coastal cities has outpaced just about everywhere else, and low-lying waterfront property continues to be among the most desirable real estate in nearly every metropolitan area. The consequences of climate change will unfold slowly, and in the meantime we'll likely continue to see significant growth in exactly the areas that we know to be most at risk. That's not to say that we should stop developing those areas altogether. On the contrary, building densely in city centers – even the city centers of vulnerable cities – may be among the best ways to mitigate the future worsening of climate change predictions.
But we should still recognize the landscape of incentives that exists. Local elected officials lack at least one significant incentive to address climate change; the timeline for climate change's worst consequences is still far longer than the timeline of an election cycle. Mitigating climate change arguably slows economic growth, a chief election cycle concern. Meanwhile, that economic growth will likely garner those same cities greater federal funding down the road to address the very problems that were ignored and even partially created by the new developments. On the other side, the federal government has minimal recourse (save for a massive transportation treasure chest that it thus far refuses to use) to forcefully direct new development to account for future climate change risks. As a result, the federal government may likely end up spending even greater amounts to bail out these cities in the future.
But the question still remains, which cities will receive federal aid? In a too big to fail funding environment, the answer to that question will depend on three independent and unsettled variables: how much funding will be needed; how much funding will be available; and in which cities will aid dollars impact the most people. This last variable will largely hinge on growth patterns over the next several decades. As much as a half-century or more remains before the vast majority cities begin to truly feel the pains of climate change. If the last half-century is any indication, the largest cities and towns of the future may be very different from the largest cities and towns of the present. Our decision moving forward is whether, with climate change in mind, to guide future growth to less vulnerable areas or to risk paying more later to salvage growth in areas that may be under water.
Photo Credit: Climate Change and Federal Money/shutterstock
Authored by:
Peter Smith
Peter is an attorney working in the areas of social policy and labor economics. He currently serves at the U.S. Social Security Administration overseeing development of policy for the federal entitlement programs as branch chief for representation, appeals, and due process rights. Previously, he served at the Departments of Housing and Urban Development and Homeland Security. He writes about ...
Other Posts by Peter Smith
» Already a member? Login now to comment!
» Not a member? Register to comment!
greg gerritt says:
Most of what the article says is true, but too much of it is based on the assumptions that there is growth to be had and that dealing with climate change is bad for the economy. both are erroneous. Other than for the 1% there is no more growth, and unless we heal ecosystems and reduce inequality the economy is likely to spurtter worse than if we sold it to big business and their lobbyists. Dealing effectively with climate change is the only way to keep the economy working at all.


text:
Sixty-four Asian-American groups filed a complaint against Harvard on Friday with the federal Departments of Education and Justice calling for an investigation into what they charge is the College's "unlawful use of race" in its admissions process to discriminate against Asian-American applicants.
The complaint alleges that Harvard, as well as other Ivy League colleges, deny Asian-American applicants with "almost perfect" SAT scores, "top 1% GPAs," and "significant awards or leadership positions" in extracurricular activities, while similar applicants of other races have been admitted.
The complaint comes just months after the group Students for Fair Admissions, Inc., filed a similar lawsuit against Harvard alleging that its undergraduate admissions processes "have injured and continue to injure" the student plaintiffs "by intentionally and improperly discriminating against them on the basis of their race and ethnicity in violation of Title VI."
Harvard General Counsel Robert W. Iuliano '83 issued a statement in response to the new complaint on Friday, writing "that our approach to admissions is fully lawful remains true today."
"[W]ithin its holistic admissions process, and as part of its effort to build a diverse class, Harvard College has demonstrated a strong record of recruiting and admitting Asian American students," Iuliano wrote, citing recent increases in the percentage of admitted Asian American students at Harvard College.
This year, Asian-Americans comprise more than 21 percent of the incoming freshman class.
To build its case, the new complaint frequently cites external research by national experts, including Thomas J. Espenshade, a sociologist at Princeton and co-author of "No Longer Separate, Not Yet Equal: Race and Class in Elite College Admission and Campus Life."
In an interview Friday, Espenshade said his research found that, controlling other factors, Asian-American applicants seemed to face a disadvantage in college admissions. Still, Espenshade said researchers lack access to other application materials, including essays and letters of recommendation, making it difficult to draw further conclusions.
"I stop short of saying that Asian-American students are being discriminated against in the college application process because we don't have sufficient empirical evidence to support that claim," Espenshade said.
The groups' Friday complaint, filed to both the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights and the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division, cites the Students for Fair Admissions lawsuit.
Representatives from the Department of Education could not immediately be reached for comment.
—Check TheCrimson.com and follow @thecrimson on Twitter for updates.
—Staff writer Meg P. Bernhard can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow her on Twitter @meg_bernhard.
—Staff writer Noah J. Delwiche can be reached at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @ndelwiche.
Read more in College NewsThayer Evacuated After Wastebasket Fire
Recommended Articles
Law School Admissions 'Actively Preferences' Work Experience
Investigating Harvard Admissions: The 1990 Education Department Inquiry
Harvard Accepts Record-Low 5.3 Percent of Applicants to Class of 2019
Harvard Accepts Record-Low 5.3 Percent of Applicants to Class of 2019
Harvard Accepts Record-Low 5.3 Percent of Applicants to Class of 2019
Harvard Accepts Record-Low 5.3 Percent of Applicants to Class of 2019

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The goal of the Integrated Clinical Information and Pathology Sample Repository Core (Core A) is to collect high quality clinical data and subject samples and provide a central repository for use in the scientific projects of this program project. Over the past 4 years we have successfully obtained biological samples from over 1200 individuals with differentiated thyroid cancer. Corresponding clinical, pathology and family history data have also been collected and entered into a relational database. These samples and data have been utilized by all 4 Projects of this program project and have led to multiple publications. For the next 5 years, the goal of Core A will be to expand and improve upon the currently existing data and biorepository in order to adequately meet the evolving needs of each of the projects. This includes (1) expanding and improving upon the existing thyroid cancer database;(2) expanding the current OSU thyroid cancer germline sample bank collection of biological samples (DNA, RNA, plasma and lymphoblastoid cultures);and (3) expanding upon the current OSU thyroid cancer tissue bank by collecting additional fresh frozen and paraffin-embedded thyroid tissue (tumor and matching normal) and creating and characterizing several primary cultured thyroid follicular cell lines for use in studies proposed in the Projects ofthe P01.
Core A is essential to ensure that all research activities in this POl utilizing human samples are provided with sound clinical and pathological information, that the data are efficiently and accurately managed, and that distribution of samples and data occurs in a reliable and timely manner.
|Mahdi, Haider; Mester, Jessica L; Nizialek, Emily A et al. (2015) Germline PTEN, SDHB-D, and KLLN alterations in endometrial cancer patients with Cowden and Cowden-like syndromes: an international, multicenter, prospective study. Cancer 121:688-96
|Lakshmanan, Aparna; Doseff, Andrea I; Ringel, Matthew D et al. (2014) Apigenin in combination with Akt inhibition significantly enhances thyrotropin-stimulated radioiodide accumulation in thyroid cells. Thyroid 24:878-87
|Wójcicka, Anna; Czetwerty?ska, Ma?gorzata; ?wierniak, Micha? et al. (2014) Variants in the ATM-CHEK2-BRCA1 axis determine genetic predisposition and clinical presentation of papillary thyroid carcinoma. Genes Chromosomes Cancer 53:516-23
|Pringle, Daphne R; Vasko, Vasily V; Yu, Lianbo et al. (2014) Follicular thyroid cancers demonstrate dual activation of PKA and mTOR as modeled by thyroid-specific deletion of Prkar1a and Pten in mice. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 99:E804-12
|McCarty, Samantha K; Saji, Motoyasu; Zhang, Xiaoli et al. (2014) BRAF activates and physically interacts with PAK to regulate cell motility. Endocr Relat Cancer 21:865-77
|Lakshmanan, Aparna; Scarberry, Daniel; Shen, Daniel H et al. (2014) Modulation of sodium iodide symporter in thyroid cancer. Horm Cancer 5:363-73
|Wojcicka, A; de la Chapelle, A; Jazdzewski, K (2014) MicroRNA-related sequence variations in human cancers. Hum Genet 133:463-9
|Stechschulte, Lance A; Wuescher, Leah; Marino, Joseph S et al. (2014) Glucocorticoid receptor ? stimulates Akt1 growth pathway by attenuation of PTEN. J Biol Chem 289:17885-94
|Ngeow, Joanne; Stanuch, Kim; Mester, Jessica L et al. (2014) Second malignant neoplasms in patients with Cowden syndrome with underlying germline PTEN mutations. J Clin Oncol 32:1818-24
|Medici, Marco; Porcu, Eleonora; Pistis, Giorgio et al. (2014) Identification of novel genetic Loci associated with thyroid peroxidase antibodies and clinical thyroid disease. PLoS Genet 10:e1004123
Showing the most recent 10 out of 58 publications


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Showing Results: Most Recent
This review is from: SilenX EFX-09-12 92mm Effizio Quiet Case Fan
Pros: dead silent. great price.
Cons: least airflow i've ever seen in a fan
Other Thoughts: if you need a little more CFM, Fractal Design R2 FD-FAN-SSR2-92 provides that with very little db increase over this SilenX fan. i'm using this SilenX in a computer without much power and heat.. a basic business workstation; old p4, mid-tower case, onboard gpu for light internet + email.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Fractal Design Silent Series R2 Black/White Silence-Optimized 92mm Case Fan
Pros: compared with 2 other 92mm fans i purchased, Fractal Design FD-FAN-SSR2-92 is excellent combo of CFM and nearly silent.
Cons: none
Other Thoughts: the other two fans i compared with are:
SilenX EFX-09-12 = dead silent but barely any CFM.
Noctua NF-B9-1600 = more CFM than Fractal but a slight whirrr noise which i did not like.
This review is from: Logitech S120 2.20 Watts (RMS) 2.0 Speaker System
Pros: great quality sound for the price. great customer service
Cons: purchased 3 pairs. 1 had a high-pitched noise and thankfully Logitech shipped a replacement free of charge.
Other Thoughts: too many wires. i now purchase the iHome iHM60 mono portable usb-powered speaker for clients who don't need stereo sound. Logitech Z50 is also mono but i haven't tried it yet.READ FULL REVIEW


text:
Irvine man arrested in wife's slaying
IRVINE – A 39-year-old man who called police to tell them he had killed his wife has been arrested, authorities said.
Shalabh Rastogi was booked into Men's Central Jail on Tuesday morning in connection with the death of his wife, who authorities have identified as Jalina George, 40.
Rastogi called dispatchers about 9:40 p.m. Monday to tell them he killed his wife earlier in the day, said Lt. Julia Engen of the Irvine Police Department.
Officers arrived at the couple's apartment on Monte Vista and took Rastogi into custody without incident, police said.
Inside, officers found the body of Rastogi's wife.
Rastogi, who according to court records works in finance, has been cooperative with investigators, officials said.
Investigators suspect Rastogi killed George, his wife of 13 years, after an argument, but officials would not expand on the details of the disagreement Tuesday.
Police say the couple had been living in the apartment for eight months with their three children.
The children were at a "scheduled extracurricular activity" when the argument took place, Engen said. They were taken into protective custody after their mother's death.
"When we took them into custody, they had no idea there had been an incident," Engen said.
Authorities said there is no indication that a weapon was used.
Coroner's officials Tuesday confirmed that the death has officially been ruled a homicide.
An autopsy was completed, but authorities declined to release the cause of George's death until criminal charges are filed.
It is the first homicide reported in Irvine this year.
Contact the writer: firstname.lastname@example.com or 949-454-7361
Most Popular
- Cyclist hurt after crashing into SUV in Newport Beach
- Mourners gather to remember slain Whittier policeman killed in the line of duty
- 1 person hurt in crash where 2 cars crash, 1 flips on 57 freeway at 91
- Lakers have much to address before season ends
- Woman arrested on suspicion of setting up to 28 fires in Fullerton
Related Links
User Agreement
Comments are encouraged, but you must follow our Privacy Policy Policy & Terms of Use
Keep it civil and stay on topic. No profanity, vulgarity, racial slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. By posting your comment, you agree to allow Orange County Register Communications, Inc. the right to republish your name and comment in additional Register publications without any notification or payment.


text:
Frugal Friday - Our Own Stimulus Package! October 02 2009
Since its inception last year, millions of federal dollars have been made available through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Teachers - YOU - can use this money to buy Title I approved products for your classroom! But how do you gain access to these funds? And what can you do with them once you get them?
My research to answer this question resulted in the Spotlight on Stimulus Series. These articles target specific areas to help us all understand and stay informed concerning this federal money for education.
Spotlight on Stimulus Series
Stimulus 101 - A general overview of funds provided through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Title I - More information concerning funds targeted toward Title I programs.
IDEA - Stimulus money has been made available for students covered under the Individual for Disabilities Act.
Grant Writing - The Federal Government has increased amounts of grant money due to the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. Interested in procuring a grant? I provided some simple steps to get started!
Our Contest
Of course, we had to create our own Stimulus Package here at Teaching Resource Center! We want to give away $100 of store credit, so we're having a contest! The topic is "Stimulus Funds: My Story." Entering is easy:
- Submit a true story involving your experience with stimulus funds (500 words minimum, 1,000 words maximum). This could include how you're trying to access these funds, how you would use these funds, or how you've already been able to use them, but it could also include a different angle. Photographs and video are accepted with each entry.
- Include your full name, the grade(s) you teach, your email address, and your city/state.
- Email your entry to email@example.com, and include "Stimulus Entry" in the subject line. Attach your story as a Word document OR copy and paste it into the body of the email.
- Contest Opens: NOW. Closing Date: Friday, October 16th. One entry per person.
If your story is chosen, it will be published on Teaching Resource Center, and you'll receive $100 in store credit! Enter today!


text:
Gerry O'neil wrote. >>I am thoroughly enjoying this exchange - in my mind,
it's what a discussion
group should be for.
My sentiments exactly. (Those who are on this list primarily to help answer
questions may now jump to the last sentence--it's a long ways down). Part
of what we were talking about here was discussed in a sermon at my church a
couple of weeks ago. Oh, I'm not going to talk religion and really stir
things up, but I am going to tell you a little bit of what I remember about
that sermon.
It was about "taste"--i.e. a person's personal preference for this or that.
I think the point was that we should NOT criticize a person for their
"taste" in things. This landscape design topic is an example. Some of this
is self-correcting, e.g. the young child who insists on going to school with
a striped shirt and plaid pants on, because they are both his/her favorite.
The peer group will help them adjust their thinking to some reasonable use
of colors and patterns and how we try not to wear clashing items
simultaneously. Our gardener friends will do the same with our
arrangements, if they are bold enough or if we ask them for input.
This is how I look at landscape design. I was born a person with little,
if any, innate talent in design. Oh, sure, some friends think I come by it
naturally and that it is "so easy for me". If there is ANYTHING on the
premises that looks good, believe me, it is because I have either stewed
over it for years and finally "accidentally" hit upon a nice arrangement, or
lately, it would be because I have allowed myself to seek the opinion of
counsel. I have either hired a consultant or bartered with them to offer
their opinion. Lots of people have more talent than I at this sort of
thing. It used to be an ego thing for me, "I want to do this myself". Now,
I say, "I want to be smart enough to know when to hire a professional".
I was trained in college to debate a topic in the affirmative or the
negative. If you have never been on a debate team, then you missed out on a
really wonderful learning experience, but maybe you never had a real "taste"
for debate. We had to be ready at a moment's notice to argue either side of
the case, and to have our ducks all lined up to support or refute an
argument regarding the debate topic (and you debate one topic for the ENTIRE
season--if you want to get GOOD at it, you learn to argue either side well
because you never know until the last second which side you must support).
It was excellent training but to this day, my wife thinks I'm "arguing" when
in fact I am simply 'debating'. I ENJOY a good debate!
So, when someone states that they think there are only 500 "good" Hostas,
those may not be fighting words, but they certainly COULD be making this
statement with an INTENTION of sparking a debate. Tony Avent is certainy a
learned man in horticulture. What I believe he MAY be saying is that there
is SOME number that are good and it's way more than 50, but something less
than ALL of the registered varieties. I will indefatigably argue that 90% of
the varieties that I have in my garden are GREAT hostas, and I haven't even
scratched the scratch of how many MORE wonderful varieties are available
that I could add. I could add HUNDREDS to the nearly 400 varieties and have
hundreds of great ones still from which to choose. (I personally think we
will see THOUSANDS of great Hostas added to the already existing base that
will be awesome, but that is another topic). What if I had NOT recently
added Mount Tom or City Clicker to the collection, because I had determined
that I had identified all of the "good" ones? These are awesome plants and
complete novices (people I see at the farmer's market who barely know what a
Hosta is) can pick them out as better plants immediately. Is the list of
500 to be a finite number, necessitating removal of an inferior cultivar in
order to insert a new "good" Hosta? Perish the thought. It would be like
Mozart trying to determine which notes to cut for the King when the piece
was already perfect in his mind.
When I say GREAT Hostas, however, remember that this is a matter of MY
personal "taste". Some people's tastes are more refined than others, but is
this something we should criticize one another about? Heaven forbid!. It
would not only be silly and rude, it would be crude (my pastor would say
sinful). I cannot tell another what they like. I may disagree, but
certainly preference in landscape use of plants IS a matter of personal
IMO, for the use of repetition in the landscape, each to his own. That
said, however, there ARE some things that just look better to a LARGER
number of people and that is where I feel some training is required. I've
said this before and it is wonderfully appropo--"a perennial has not found
its permanent place in the landscape until it has been in the wheelbarrow
three times". A Dan Nelson and a Ran Lydell, and score of others on this
list I am sure, are on the order of landscape design "gods" in my mind. And
this means they can get the job done with the plant being in the wheelbarrow
only twice, and sometimes, though rarely, once. Anyone with that level of
talent can come over to our place and tell me where to move my Hostas any
time they want. Don't be messing with what "I" think is perfect, however,
because some things actually HAVE been in the wheelbarrow three times and
they are EXACTLY where "I" want them. It's a taste thing...!!!
For some reason, I can design more easily with grasses than I can with
Hostas. Anyone have an idea why that might be? Is it maturity of clump
Andrew Lietzow
The Emerging Hostaholic
To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE HOSTA-OPEN


text:
2 tables omitted
ARTHRITIS AND other rheumatic conditions are the leading cause of disability in the United States,1 affecting 42.7 million persons and costing $65 billion in 1992.2 These numbers will increase by 2020 as the population ages.3 Few surveys exist to directly determine the prevalence and impact of arthritis at the state level.4 To address this gap, in 1995 state health departments and CDC developed a standardized, optional arthritis module for the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS). This report summarizes the results of the analyses of 1996 data in seven states. The findings indicate that the prevalence and impact of "chronic joint symptoms"—a proposed indicator for true arthritis and other rheumatic conditions—is high and variable among states and that a large proportion of persons with arthritis diagnosed by a doctor do not know the type of arthritis they have.
The BRFSS is an ongoing, state-based, random-digit-dialed telephone survey that collects self-reported health information from a representative sample of the civilian, noninstitutionalized U.S. population aged ≥18 years.5 In 1996, a total of 15,656 persons in Arizona (n=1957), Kansas (n=2008), Missouri (n=1550), Montana (n=1803), New Jersey (n=2894), Pennsylvania (n=3595), and Rhode Island (n=1849) responded to the arthritis module. Persons who had chronic joint symptoms were defined as those answering "yes" to two questions: "During the past 12 months, have you had pain, aching, stiffness or swelling in or around a joint?" and "Were these symptoms present on most days for at least one month?" Persons who had activity limitation attributable to chronic joint symptoms were defined as those also answering "yes" to "Are you now limited in any way in any activities because of joint symptoms?" Persons were considered to have had arthritis diagnosed by a doctor if they answered "yes" to "Have you ever been told by a doctor that you have arthritis?" Persons who had arthritis diagnosed by a doctor were considered to know their type of arthritis if they specified a type in response to the question "What type of arthritis did the doctor say you have?" and were considered to have current doctor-based treatment for arthritis if they answered "yes" to "Are you currently being treated by a doctor for arthritis?" Weighted prevalence was used to estimate the number of persons with chronic joint symptoms in each state. Data were analyzed using SUDAAN®,6 and the results were weighted to account for the complex sample survey design.
The prevalence of chronic joint symptoms ranged from 12.3% (using the weighted prevalence, an estimated 742,000 persons) in New Jersey to 22.7% (901,000 persons) in Missouri. Population prevalences of self-reported activity limitation attributable to chronic joint symptoms ranged from 5.5% in New Jersey (304,000 persons) to 11.2% (72,000 persons) in Montana. Of persons who had chronic joint symptoms, 43.3% (Missouri) to 57.9% (Arizona) were limited in activity. Among persons who had chronic joint symptoms in the seven states, 55.7%-65.6% had arthritis diagnosed by a doctor. Among persons with arthritis diagnosed by a doctor, 30.5%-53.3% did not know their type of arthritis, and 43.0%-52.5% were being treated by a doctor for their arthritis.
Within-state analyses indicated similar distributions of demographic and other variables. For example, in Pennsylvania, the prevalence of chronic joint symptoms increased markedly with age and was higher among women than men. After adjustment for age and sex, prevalence was higher among non-Hispanic whites; among persons with fair or poor health status; and among persons who were overweight and physically inactive. The findings for persons who had activity limitation attributable to chronic joint symptoms showed similar patterns.
B Bender, Arizona; M Perry, Kansas; F Ramsey, Montana; G Boeselager, MS, New Jersey; L Mann, Pennsylvania; T Breslosky, MPH, Rhode Island. E Ferraro, New Jersey Dept of Health and Senior Svcs. J Jackson-Thompson, PhD, Missouri Dept of Health. Health Care and Aging Studies Br, Div of Adult and Community Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, CDC.
The findings in this report indicate that the prevalence of and activity limitation attributable to chronic joint symptoms are high and variable among the seven states. The approximately 40% of persons with chronic joint symptoms who had not been told by a doctor that they had arthritis presumably consists of the large proportion of persons who had not seen a doctor for a diagnosis,7 persons who had other chronic rheumatic conditions that were not classified clinically as arthritis (e.g., persons who had bursitis), and persons who used nontraditional medical practitioners that they would not classify as doctors. Because many persons with arthritis diagnosed by a doctor did not know their type of arthritis, they may be poorly educated about their disease and missing the documented benefits of self-management (e.g., an approximately 20% reduction in pain and a 40% reduction in the number of doctor visits).8 The proportion of respondents with arthritis diagnosed by a doctor who were currently being treated by a doctor was low given the chronicity of arthritis and the benefits of doctor-based treatment (e.g., medications, physical therapy, and joint replacement surgery). The findings for Pennsylvania indicate much higher rates of chronic joint symptoms among persons with a fair or poor health status and risk behaviors of overweight and physical inactivity, suggesting that these persons are at higher risk for additional adverse health outcomes (e.g., heart disease and diabetes).
The results presented in this report are subject to at least three limitations. First, BRFSS does not survey persons without telephones, persons in the military or institutions, or persons aged ≤18 years. Therefore, the numbers may underestimate the prevalence of chronic joint symptoms. Second, the validity of self-reported chronic joint symptoms is not known. The National Arthritis Data Workgroup has proposed that for self-reported data such as the BRFSS and the redesigned 1996 National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), chronic joint symptoms serve as a new indicator for a true diagnosis of arthritis and other rheumatic conditions. The patterns of chronic joint symptoms by demographic characteristics parallel those seen in analyses of a previous indicator of arthritis and other rheumatic conditions using earlier NHIS data,3 suggesting the usefulness of the new indicator. Finally, observed state-specific differences may reflect uncontrolled differences in population composition (e.g., age, sex, and race), socioeconomic status, or occupational and other characteristics.
Additional analyses of these data are planned to examine the relations between chronic joint symptoms, arthritis diagnosed by a doctor, and activity limitations and other BRFSS measures (e.g., health-related quality of life and health promotion/ disease prevention behaviors). A public health response to this large and increasing problem requires action at the state level9 to raise public awareness of the impact of chronic joint symptoms and the personal and public health opportunities to reduce the consequences.8 The arthritis BRFSS module can be used to gather state-level data directly about persons with chronic joint symptoms. States need direct measures of arthritis prevalence and impact rather than indirect estimates that may not account for variation from potentially confounding demographic, occupational, or other characteristics. Direct state-specific measures can help focus appropriate interventions9 to help meet proposed national health objectives for arthritis for 2010.
State health agencies, arthritis organizations, and other interested groups are drafting the National Arthritis Action Plan—A Public Health Strategy under the sponsorship of CDC and the Arthritis Foundation. This publication, planned for release later this year, is intended to provide a comprehensive public health strategy for state health departments, the 60 Arthritis Foundation chapters, and others in the public health community to reduce the arthritis burden in the United States.
Prevalence and Impact of Chronic Joint Symptoms—Seven States, 1996. JAMA. 1998;279(24):1940-1941. doi:10.1001/jama.279.24.1940
© 2017


text:
Publication Name: New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
Location: New Braunfels, Texas
Pages Available: 250,382
Years Available: 1952 - 2013Learn More About This Publication
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 21, 1987, New Braunfels, Texas Amusements Pages Herald-Ze/fung New Braunfels. Texas Friday. August 21 1987 Bloom County Tumbleweeds ( WHATZAI\JlflDROR V voUt&enmmeM? mm were was perth mer. Hypocrisy rn white house aet nothing New TUBRE f THE WHOLE PE PRE56LNG WORL? IS OLP NWS ' rn OU? r—is HO mfff/ f:,| I SOU)HT-- ll / A LMZ OB \ ; ( 1DUPee5 WA* \ f ^TOUEAl FfipN\ IHE JI i'lKfwmrofr. J} RU6rP0£T' GOOP EVENING IWS (6 PRN RATHER. THE NEWT; 15 TRT RL IS NC NEWT LPS RU CUP NEWS. TH15 15 PIR NE 5AW YE R SPEAKING Of OLP NEWS PRN RATHER 15 IT Annie Garfield «6 CHECKE OOT OkAV ANN.;? — AE JUST 6EEMS Hyl E>sY, \ E--N V Ih TIRBP NOTELwiN HOW FAR HE RAN AP TF 3 he r FULLED AVV as FROM n'E. COULD L rxwr 3e 6 t?ASPS PEAR HAIR BALL CAT POOP CO I FINP VOOR CAT POOP GIVE6 MV CAT A "LONG BILKV COAT OF HAIR " A6 APVERTI6EP___ HOWEVER, I THINK VOO 5H0ULP APPA PI6CLAIAAER '•PO NOT PEEP VOUR CAT MORE THAN 3lo CAN6 A PAV so, oaths, have NOU DATED ANV ONE IN, SAN THE LAST TEN WEARS ? WEIL, WES., I'VE BEEN SEEING ONE PERSON FOR K WHILE. 8UT NOU ALSO SEE OTHER people ?? WELC, WES. SOMETIMES. RNO while NOORE SEEING IVIE, IS NOUR 60WFRIEN0 SEEING PEOPLE RNO ARE THEW PEOPLE WHO HAVE SEEN OTHER PEOPLE ANO OO SOU KNOW WHAT KIND OF PEOPLE THOSE PEOPLE WIGHT HAVE SEEN ??? I /hiss the good old daws WHEN I COULD BE REJECTED ON WW OWN WERTS. NOU'RE SEEING / NES I'W SEE we right now. I ing NOU. Wizard of Id Peanuts THf>, Wd»tr T-pv k f yf ste t £ T Htti> NO Affeir 'N WKlfc1 Gasoline Alley [ Wait! Ive changed my mind! OiBM Marmaduke You dont wanna ) Fir^t, I must (< What*5 ' Means ts quit being j go to th'drive-in w photograph 'quaint" I used, but aint tell —r ' this quaint ' mean? J down, get! 5> ^ bridge! \>^ns 35—rv h A y c IS /-or Better or For Worse_ "HERE- you HR^EPIES, I*VE. MADE.ENOUGH F^OLLS, 3 KINDS OF- HI NGS PO« yOOlO OcdkjeS 2 C RkeS ENcfcV tons RfTelr s. ^v', >- jfT i've SOINE *>.. V' BRCKHOME-T n' This iSGRERT.Mom WE JORN "' VOO TO KNOW rOui MUCH WE - t f \ rppreCirTe V^c THIS' KiGHT EV EKy Time uje LOOK Rf THE F KEEZER jut ll Think 'v " % > ' OFVOU ^ You would yawn just when my contact lens popped out Eddie Nofdquist and hi» "Death Kite Calvin and Hobbes Horoscope Vue w-t-rr, to com*- ai*v* during th* hinter when you are ie** distracted by the lure of leisure and entertainment You enjoy travel though you may find precious little time for it the more involved you become in your own career You will probably have several opportunities to marry SATURDAY. AUG 22 LEO (July 23 Aug 22) — Time spent with friends family members proves enjoyable - after a rn dispute is settled bon i spend too much money* VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22)- Be sure to contact all those you eipect to be Bs Stella VV ilder influential in your favor before set timg down to p.an the coming aw* LIBR A (Sept 23 <»ct 22)- Changes may be forced upon you todav B* willing to adapt - but Know exact.y how far vou car go before saving no SCORPIO (Oct 23 Nos 21) A good day - and profitable too - if you Uke things slow and easy Be sure you do not rush into anything now SAGITTaRII S (Nos 22 Dec 21) You may wish to remain in the back ground ** at least until vou fee. confident enough to show off talents CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan lf) Avoid misunderstanding between yourself, your family and your friends Strive to unite, rather than separate AQl ARIL S (Jan 20 Feb ll) • Though you may have plans for your leisure time today you will likely have work to catch up on first PISCES (Feb lf-Marcb 20) - You come up with a new idea today that may have others laughing but. in the end pays off handsomely for you FRIDAY. AUG 21 Born today you are possess a grea' talent for leadership You always seem to have a vision for some great achievement and you know how to ge* others to join you in your efforts You can be rather impulsive however and at times this stands between you and immediate success - especially where preparation and practicality are a must It is quite likely you will make numerous contributions to the world that will result in permanent changes You enjoy basking in praise Television Log FRIDAY [6)0 KURN 8 Antonio [4)0 KMOl 8 Antonio OOI® KRRT S«n Anton on SHOW KBVO Au.tm DISH Qianai S antonio 8 Antonio Utattma V<l<yn Monty I rn# Sanford 05) Sanford Jam, ► andante Spartans veecv*c jeopardy' VarNe unre KWitl ifnanlou* Peosta' ARIES (March 21-April It) - Con filets that arise today must be dealt with immediately A firm but under standing approach is advised TAI RL S (April 20 May 20) - A good day No great impact is likely to be made today •• yet nothing should happen that sets you back Enjoy Spear? •e'O Mo** ligand ol th. Otnotauri LtQuaOl Nottca'O E vining Nets Slirman Anniversary C'oo* Chaw V*MC0untr Sanford Monkees Oar.coe Folk Rock Reunion Moneyhne Hardcastie S' r .se ' ne '•duaiion Year GEMINI (May 21 June 20) - Avoid oversensitivity today Your behavior may be somewhat erratic and unpre datable - especially toward p rn CANCER (June 21-Jely 22) - Pay no attention to the talk that may be created by your activities today Go about your business as planned fandango Spon aCente Jensons ll Austin City Limits Burns Allan Groucho NewsVyht •portal oofc Vot>oa» Sanson Crosslet Invest Advisory Oivid Letterman Ipeedworid On location ;


text:
Top Searches: Jazzmaster, Les Paul, Rickenbacker, Gretsch, JHS
Sold Out - $595.00
Body: Basswood
Neck: Maple neck and fretboard with a "wizard" thin profile, 1 11/16" wide nut, 16" radius, and dot inlays
Pickups/Hardware: Gotoh tuners, two humbuckers and one single-coil (rated at 10.7kOhms in the neck, 8.8k in the middle, and 17.0k in the bridge), five-way pickup selector switch, volume and tone controls (original wiring harness, original IBZ neck and middle pickups, non-original Seymour Duncan in bridge)
Cosmetic Condition: There are chips and dings throughout the body and neck but overall the guitar looks good for its age with no serious damage to be found. The neck is pencil thin and has some usual wear and tear in the lacquer but no large chips or splits. This RG550 still has some shred left in it!
Playability: The truss rod is no longer adjustable and the action is a bit higher than optimal but the strings still play well at a medium-low height and ring out clearly across the board.
Modifications/Repairs: Missing tremolo arm
Weight: 7lbs 5oz
Case: Gig bag
The Gibson Classic Strap provides the utmost in comfrot and durability. Made of top quality, die-cut saddle leather with a suede backing, this strap will only improve with age. Simple,...
From Pedaltrain: Pedaltrain's all-new Classic Series is rooted in the company's best-selling pedal board models. Pedaltrain has incorporated design improvements that make these models better than ever. The Classic 2...
Enjoy your cup of joe with our Chicago Music Exchange/Chicago Drum Exchange diner mug! It'll make every sip taste even better.
Mono M80 Guitar Sleeve The Guitar Sleeve™ is the latest addition to MONO's collection of professional luggage for musicians. Designed to be a minimalist solution for traveling light and simple,...
Subscribe to our email newsletter for all the latest gear news and updates.
© 2017 Chicago Music Exchange. All Rights Reserved. 3316 N. Lincoln Ave Chicago, IL 60657 (773) 525-7773.


text:
This is a video that shows the face of Tokyo through a dense fog and the dispersion of light. It captures the many faces Tokyo shows in a day, which is transformed into a poetic and dreamy landscape swallowed up by a completely white world. The light is scattered by countless drops of water floating in the air.
WOW is a visual design studio with bases in Tokyo, Sendai, and London. They are involved with a wide variety of design work that is not bound by existing media or categories. They continue to pursue new imaging possibilities in order to achieve the social function of visual design while maximizing the unique characteristics and sense of individual creators.http://www.w0w.co.jp


text:
Carboslim; from HealthAid is a new innovative product to aid those on a low carbohydrate weight management programme. The key ingredient is Phase 2, which is derived from Kidney bean extract, which helps to neutralize carbohydrates in foods such as potatoes, pasta, and bread. Carboslim also contains vital ingredients such as Chromium which is an important mineral that is used mainly for the regulation of blood sugar levels and Green Tea extract help to boost metabolism and increase energy levels. - Blocks carbohydrate absorption - Speeds up the metabolism of fats - Helps achieve weight loss goals.
Cheapest price we found
|Visit Store
Prices are updated periodically, the prices quoted here were correct at the time of last update.
Patient gathers information on a vast range of over-the-counter treatments and beauty products from reputable websites and registered online pharmacies. We perform a price comparison so that you can see who offers the best price.


text: Terrible 1990s Console Games Simulate the 2011 NBA PlayoffsOwen Good4/15/11 6:00pm30EditPromoteGo to permalinkSB Nation had a good thing going, picking winners of the first round of the NBA Playoffs using awful games like Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball and IN THE ZONE '98. But then the Miami-Philadelphia series was simulated using Streets of Rage. Streets of Rage is not a crappy video game.


text:
Free Shipping!
Lowest Price Guarantee
The Sherwood Nexon N8 hockey stick offers a great balance between high level of performance and value. The N8 is a solid stick with many of the same features as the N12 but with slightly different materials that makes the stick more affordable.
The N8's shaft is constructed out of a compression molded carbon fiber which will give you better energy return and pop for more accuracy and power through your shots. The one-piece spear shaft construction will give you an enhanced low-kickpoint resulting in quicker releases on your wrist and snap shots.
- Heritage: New
- Level of Player: Ideal for the intermediate to advanced player
- Construction: Fused one-piece
- Shaft Dimensions: Rounded corners/Double concavity
- Flex Point: Low kick
- Weight: 510 grams based on a PP26 85 flex
- Construction:
- Varimax Technology
- Wrapped with a compression molded carbon fiber for responsiveness
- Layers of carbon fiber strategically oriented from top to bottom to provide direct puck response
- Compression molded shaft
- Pure Sense Technology
- Shaft runs through the heel of the stick providing constant contact with the surface and puck
- Stick feels like a pure body extension
- Pro Balance Technology
- Unique one-piece spear shaft construction eliminates the traditional joint between shaft and blade
- Thinner blade design removes weight
- Provides the optimal balance point
- Flex Profile:
- Sniper Technology
- Enhanced low-kick point for quick wrist, snap shots
- Additional 4" "Flex Free Zone"
- Four-inch zone can be cut without changing the flex
- Geometry:
- PRO FIT shaft - rounded corners, concave sidewalls - perfect fit
- Grip: Matte finish
- Blade:
- Foam Stabilizer Technology
- Lightweight high-density foam core
- Dampens shocks from high impact shots, passes - greater feel and comfort
- Premium 12K carbon weave - increases stiffness to decrease deflection
- Flex: 85 and 95
- Length: 60"
Comments: One of My favorite sticks, its light and very durable, I would definitely recommend this to any hockey player that is serious about this sport.
From: Sean, Hazlet, NJ
Comments: This is the go to stick for any player looking to get the quality of a $250 stick at a reasonable price point. This stick is super lite weight and offers great feedback from the blade. It is made just like the Easton Stealth with its foam core and kevlar protection. The stick has a nice low kick point to really help players whip off fast wrist shots. The shaft is a square shape with rounded edges, which is popular with most NHL players for the feel and control you get in your hands. Sher-Wood also offers a cutting chart for players that might need to shrink the stick a bit to fit their height. This is really useful su you can see if you are adding to much stiffness to the stick when you cut it to make it shorter. My personal game play feedback: I have had this stick for about 8 months now and it still has tons of pop and only a few minor chips on the shaft. I'm a 6 foot, 200 pound defenseman, and the stick stands up to slap shots from the point and pesky forwards trying to get postion in front of the net. I have had a few mid range Reeboks and Eastons in the past and always wished I could justify spending over $200 on a hockey stick that might only last me 1 years. With this stick you get none of the gilt and all the performance of a higher end stick. I'd recommend this stick to anyone looking for a reliable composite stick without breaking the bank. Great buy for any hockey player that loves to snipe shots on net!
From: Aaron


text:
Finish your dining room look with an area rug! >
Entertain and dine in chic style with this contemporary dining room table. The table features tempered frosted glass and a sleek metal polished chrome base. Pair this futuristic table with matching chrome chairs from this collection to create an avant-garde aesthetic in your dining room or breakfast nook.
The Geneva Contemporary Glass Dining Table by Coaster at Del Sol Furniture in the Phoenix, Glendale, Tempe, Scottsdale, Avondale, Peoria, Goodyear, Litchfield, Arizona area. Product availability may vary. Contact us for the most current availability on this product.
This collection is the perfect fit for a contemporary apartment or smaller scale home. With metal polished chrome bases and tempered frosted glass, this collection is refined and stylish with clean, crisp lines. The chairs are comfortable Brewer's chairs upholstered in neutral leatherette.
The Geneva collection is a great option if you are looking for Contemporary furniture in the Phoenix, Glendale, Tempe, Scottsdale, Avondale, Peoria, Goodyear, Litchfield, Arizona area.
These images are representative of this group as a whole and may differ from this item.
Browse other items in the Geneva collection from Del Sol Furniture in the Phoenix, Glendale, Tempe, Scottsdale, Avondale, Peoria, Goodyear, Litchfield, Arizona area.
This item has been tagged as: Table, Dining Tables, Table Set, Dining Table Set, Pub Table, Counter Height Table, Bar Table, Pub Table Set, Counter Height Table Set, Bar Table Set, Dining Room Furniture, Entertaining Furniture, Furniture Sets, Game Table Set, Gaming Tables, Office Furniture, Conference Tables, Meeting Tables, Serving Tables, Kitchen Table, Kitchen Table Set, Bistro Table, Bistro Table Sets, Pedestal Table, Leg Table, Dining Room Tables, Food Table, Table with Leaves, Leaf Table, Dinner Table, Dinette, Dinette Set, Extension Dining Table, Extendable Table
Nothing on this page may be copied or reproduced without explicit permission.
Drag anItem Here
To start a new blank room plan, enter the desired room dimensions below and click Create Room.
To request a new password, enter your username or e-mail address and click submit. A new password will automatically be emailed to you.
If you are still having trouble logging on after receiving your new password, please email firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
The ruthless director Hlne Birk reigns over the prestigious haute couture fashion house led by the world-renowned designer Alicia Ricosi. Following her recent breakup, creative block gets the better of Alicia. However, the timing could not be worse, with the deadline of her next collection around the corner; Hlne must find a fast solution in order to help Alicia regain her creative mojo!Check stock and price
Most popular Televisions in StudioCanal
'Chic!' is from the Televisions category
Most popular Televisions
Most popular StudioCanal
'Chic!' is made by StudioCanal
Most popular StudioCanal
Chic! on other USA sites
Chic! on other USA sites
Chic! on UK sites
Chic! on UK sites


text:
Fire broke out, before dawn Friday, at the offices of the Beitar Jerusalem soccer team in the Bayit Vegan neighborhood of the capital. No injuries were reported but the blaze caused heavy damage before two fire companies managed to bring it under control.
Tags:Jerusalem, arson, racism, Fire Fighting, Bayit Vegan, racist calls, Beitar Jerusalem, Muslim players


text:
Description: This nylon knit fabric behaves like a jersey but features a raschel knit technique that makes this knit ultra stretchy. With 50% four way stretch and a smooth hand, it is perfect for creating leotards, swimwear with a lining, activewear, ...
go to product
Description: This sheer chiffon fabric has great drape and is perfect for blouses, dresses and even decorating for special occasions.
Description: Delicate and classic, this sheer lace has no significant stretch. This lace fabric appropriate for overlays on skirts or dresses, feminine apparel accents and wraps or shrugs.
Explore Fabric.com
We're here to help
Discover Fabric.com
Sewing Center


text:
VS models are for riders who want a fi'zi:k saddle with a relief zone. This is a solid-base saddle with an ergonomic channel spanning the length of the saddle. The saddle features a 5mm-deep central relief channel.
The Antares VS Braided's carbon braided rail reduces weight and increases saddle stiffness.
Antares VS is for The Chameleon: Medium Spine.
Provided this saddle's width isn't too narrow for them, some women may find this model comfortable due to the presence of the relief channel.
Buy Fizik Components from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
If you're not completely satisfied with an item you may return it within 12 months of purchase. We'll give you a full refund if the item hasn't been used or the component hasn't been fitted.More information on returns
Please select an option
Surface Charcoal
Deep Red
Please select an option
Rocket Red
Red - White - Blue
Dirty Blue
Black - White
Please select an option
Faded Black
Please select an option
White - Blue
Light Blue - White
Black - Black
White - Black


text: DUAL VISION [DIGITAL NATURE REC] Dual Vision is a project born in 2012 from the union of Michele Pedrotti aka Fourdetails and Matteo Paternoster aka DJ Ego. Fourdetails gets himself connected to the music since he was young studying various musical instruments, but he realizes music is his passion in the year 2000 working until 2009 with the biggest names of hiphop italian scene. After that he attended SAE institute in Milano. In the years he partecipated in various projects such as "Ares Adami - Nome e Cognome" released for PS label, "Avatar - Old on New" -" Refined Fabrics - Out of mind" - "Altro pianeta - Più passione " e many others.. After that he found the psytrance italian scene with a live act called Microdetails with Andrea Bonetti, power fullon project with very nightly and acid sounds.. from this he falls in love with psytrance scene and starts collaborating with many producers and djs. Ego starts as a DJ in the psytrance scene in 2003 organizing and playing in many events trying to rise his skills and his name. He attended numerous events like ROENESSAINCE, Spirit of Gaia and also in various clubs all over italy playing with artists like Materia, Freakulizer, Peace Maker, Rinkadink, Shane Gobi, Compressor, Dejavoo, Neelix, Normalize, Ilai, Acid Prophecy, U-Recken to finally reach Fourdetails and togheter studying and researching a very modern sound taking influence from many aspects of electronic music. Now dualvision is a new Digital Nature official act! DUAL VISION's tracks Dual Vision - Law Of Attraction by DUAL VISION published on 2016/09/16 11:55:14 +0000 Dual Vision - Floating Away by DUAL VISION published on 2016/07/14 10:04:14 +0000 Dual Vision - Helix by DUAL VISION published on 2016/05/09 13:42:01 +0000 Dual Vision - Happiness by DUAL VISION published on 2016/05/09 12:38:43 +0000 Dual Vision - Equilibrium by DUAL VISION published on 2016/03/03 13:40:12 +0000 Dual Vision & Light Static - Blue Dream by DUAL VISION published on 2016/03/03 13:23:28 +0000 Dual Vision - Welcome Stranger by DUAL VISION published on 2015/01/10 17:46:13 +0000 Dual Vision - Love Living by DUAL VISION published on 2013/07/08 14:36:59 +0000 Dual Vision - Into Reality by DUAL VISION published on 2013/07/08 14:33:02 +0000 Dual Vision - Butterflies & Hurricanes by DUAL VISION published on 2013/07/08 14:16:27 +0000


text:
Sign In with your TV Provider
Sign in to unlock episodes and stream primetime shows LIVE.
Plus, sync your favorites and viewing history across devices for a more personalized experience.
Welcome back -- Sign in to unlock episodes and stream primetime shows LIVE.
Season 9, Episode 20 | Aired 04-07-14 | TV-14
The use of medical marijuana to treat pain affects the Jeffersonian team.
Tuesday 9:01/8:01c Mar 7
Until 09-26-14
Have a profile already ?Click here
Have an account already? Click here
To log in with a different account, click here.
Check your email to verify your address.
Didn't receive the email? Resend Verification E-mail


text:
A member of the Lucas Valley Estates HOA board in California is leading an effort to have nine miles of a road deemed an official state scenic route, which would prohibit billboards and high-density development. "People who live there come there for the views," Liz Dale says. "We have a gold mine of scenery."
Full Story:Marin Independent Journal (San Rafael, Calif.)


text:
- Saddle up your two-wheeler to your spare tire with the Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Bike Rack
- Made from ultra-light hollow steel tubing
- Powder-coated in a black finish for durability that's made to last
- Includes soft rubber cradles secured by thick rubber straps
- Also comes with 2 tie-down straps to secure rack and prevent bikes from swinging
- Holds up to 2 bicycles at a time—1 if you're looking to hit the trails solo
- Adjusts to keep bicycles centered if spare tire is offset on one side of your vehicle
- Folds down flat when not in use
- Your Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Bike Rack is backed by a Lifetime Warranty
Those who drive with their bicycle in tow fall into one of two camps: bike rack or no bike rack. Tap the Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Bike Rack to ease your two-wheeled traveling troubles.
Built to fit securely to your rear-mounted spare wheel, this spare tire bike rack boasts an ultra-light hollow steel tube design, black powder coat finish and easily holds up to 2 bikes. Also included are soft rubber cradles, thick rubber straps and 2 tie-down straps— your bike gets the ding-free protection it deserves every time you mount it to your ride's spare. And, the Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Back adjusts, so your bicycles stay centered even if your spare is offset to one side of your vehicle.
Plus, when it's time to put your bikes away after your big adventure outdoors, this bike rack folds down flat on your tire when not in use. What's more, your Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Bike Rack comes with a Lifetime Warranty.
- PLEASE NOTE: We are not able to ship any Rhino Rack products to Canada.
Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Bike Rack Customer Reviews
5 Customer Reviews
Bike Rack
Rack review
Easy to mount
Reviewed by John F (Blue Jay, CA) Reviewed for a 2006 Hummer H3 — May 23, 2015 7:44 PM
Instructions could have been a little clearer but the mount is solid and easy to install. A great option if you don't want to buy a hitch. Also, it does not protrude as far as hitch mounts. Very happy with the purchase.
Great for the price
Well built Rack
Reviewed by Ron L (Albuquerque, NM) — Feb 29, 2012 5:28 AM
The Rhino rack is very well built and easy to install. I was pleased with the way that it fit onto the spare tire of my Honda CRV. It was like it was made for my car, One or two bikes ride nicely on the rack, and I am very pleased with it.
Rhino-Rack Spare Wheel Bike Rack
- $159.00
- On Sale: 25% Off
- $119.25
- 1-Year Lower-Price Guarantee
- Free Shipping
Ships Between 2/20 - 2/22


text:
Looking for a vacation rental in São Francisco Xavier? Tripping.com has 536 rental homes available in São Francisco Xavier. Potential renters will find studios, 485 1-bedroom, 35 2-bedroom and 16 rentals with 3 or more bedrooms ranging from $32 a night to $1112 a night. Many of these properties are instantly bookable.
The average price of a nightly rental in São Francisco Xavier is $127 while the average price of a weekly rental is $25. For those looking for more than a short term rental such as corporate rentals, extended stays or long term rentals, the average monthly price of a São Francisco Xavier home is $25.
Wondering if you can bring your favorite dog or cat with you? We have 7 pet friendly vacation rentals available for you. In addition to accommodating pets, São Francisco Xavier rentals offer a variety of amenities. In particular, 13 rentals have internet and wifi, 17 have TV and/or cable and 1 have a pool or hot tub.Search properties from 4 rental sites in São Francisco Xavier where the top providers in that area are Booking.com, HomeAway, and TripAdvisor. There are 517 Booking.com rentals, 11 HomeAway short term rentals and 7 TripAdvisor vacation rentals.


text:
Find Information from Websites
- Status Closed
- Budget ₹400 - ₹750 INR / hour
Project Description
we want a highly talented worker for data entry about government senses for <950 peoples name,address,members in family,house number,monthly [url removed, login to view]
it must be enter in our government web-portal of India,we must give to you a demonstration about the conditions of data entry via presentation or video
*internet connection
*typing fluency
*basic knowledge about computer
*working experience
every bidders must visit website and submit your information for start data-entry web-portal account**
log on: [url removed, login to view]
## Deliverables
* * *This broadcast message was sent to all bidders on Monday Aug 8, 2011 12:03:54 PM:
Attention Workers: vWorker has recently discovered that this employer is attempting to conduct a phishing scheme to steal your vWorker account information. The link included in this project description asked you to provide your vWorker account login information. If you are requested to visit a third-party website and the site asks for your login credentials, DO NOT type them in because the person is attempting to steal your information. If you see any more projects like this, please immediately [report it][1] to us. If you think you have fallen victim to this phishing scheme, please change your login credentials immediately and then [contact us][1] to make sure the account is secure.Get free quotes for a project like this
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog:
English Court of Appeal Confirms Extra-Territorial Reach of Contempt Proceedings Against Foreign Company Directors: Dar Al Arkan Real Estate Development Co. and Another v. Al Refai and Others [2014] EWCA (Civ.) 715, [2014] WLR (D) 239. In a recent decision, the English Court of Appeal has confirmed that the principle against extra-territorial application of legislation does not prevent a committal order being made against a foreign director of a foreign company which has not complied with an order of an English court, and that the English courts have jurisdiction to give permission for service of contempt proceedings out of the jurisdiction. The decision demonstrates that where a company is required by a judgment or order of the English court to take certain action but fails to do so within the time fixed by the judgment or order, or disobeys a judgment or order to refrain from certain action, a committal order may be made against any director or officer of that company even if they are domiciled outside of the jurisdiction.
In this case the Claimants—a Saudi company and a Bahraini bank—brought proceedings for breach of confidence and other torts against the Defendants in England, alleging that the Defendants were pursuing a campaign of blackmail against them. Before commencing proceedings, the Claimants applied ex parte for interim injunctive relief. At the injunction hearings, the Claimants gave undertakings, and were subject to a court order, for the preservation of certain computer hard drives and data. The Claimants were subsequently found to be in breach of those undertakings and the court order. In response, the Second Defendant, Kroll Associates UK Ltd, brought contempt proceedings against the Claimants and sought a committal order (under CPR Rule 81.4(3)) against Sheikh Abdullatif as director of both Claimants. Sheikh Abdullatif was not domiciled in an EU Member State, as he was resident in Saudi Arabia. He argued that (i) a committal application could not be made outside the jurisdiction; that (ii) the English courts had no jurisdiction to give permission for service of contempt proceedings out of the jurisdiction; and that (iii) Article 22(5) of the Brussels I Regulation, which confers exclusive jurisdiction on the courts of an EU Member State regardless of domicile in proceedings concerned with the enforcement of judgments, had no application in the present case.
On the first issue, the English Court of Appeal acknowledged the presumption against extra-territoriality, but also noted that the Civil Procedure Rule Committee had the power to make rules with extra-territorial reach. The key issue was therefore the legislative intention behind CPR 81.4(3). The English Court of Appeal held that the intention to give CPR 81.4(3) extra-territorial effect could be inferred from the need to control proceedings brought in England, the need to control participants in such proceedings, and the need to have a means of recourse to discipline companies in contempt of court because of the actions of their directors. The practicability of the enforcement of an order outside the jurisdiction was considered by the English Court of Appeal to be a factor which must be weighed when interpreting a civil procedure rule; however, in the circumstances of this case, it did not outweigh the overriding public interest in the enforcement of judgments, orders, and undertakings in private civil litigation.
With regard to the second issue, the judge at first instance took a pragmatic approach to service of the committal application outside the jurisdiction by other means, namely by granting permission for service in Saudi Arabia with retrospective effect and indicating that, had it been necessary, he would have dispensed with service. The Court of Appeal confirmed that an application for committal was proceeding within the meaning of CPR 6.2 and the application notice in respect of Sheikh Abdullatif qualified as a claim form under CPR 6.36, and therefore gateway (3) of paragraph 3.1(3) of Practice Direction 6B applied, because there was a "real issue" for the court to try and the director was "a necessary or proper party" to the committal application.
Given that the English Court of Appeal allowed the service of contempt proceedings out of the jurisdiction on the basis of CPR 81.4(3) and CPR 6, it did not need to decide the third issue with regard to the correct application of Article 22(5) of the Brussels I Regulation. The first instance judge held on this point that he was bound by the previous English Court of Appeal decision in Choudhary and Others v Bhattar and Others [2009] EWCA (Civ) 1176, [2009] WLR (D) 326, even though he concluded that decision was reached per incuriam (that is, mistaken). In Choudhary, the English Court of Appeal held that Article 22(5) had no application to a defendant not domiciled in an EU Member State. The judge therefore stated that it was not open to him to hold that notice of the committal application could be served on Sheikh Abdullatif under Article 22(5) of the Brussels I Regulation. While it was not necessary for the English Court of Appeal to decide the applicability of Article 22(5), it nonetheless considered it appropriate to express its view, having regard to the judge's decision below and having heard full submissions on the point. The present English Court of Appeal found the reasoning of the judge at first instance compelling, in view of the jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice. Although this part of the judgment is expressed obiter and therefore does not resolve the Choudhary issue, it must now be doubted that the case is good law.
See more
DISCLAIMER: Because of the generality of this update, the information provided herein may not be applicable in all situations and should not be acted upon without specific legal advice based on particular situations.
© Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, LLP
Your first step to building a free, personalized, morning email brief covering pertinent authors and topics on JD Supra:
Sign up to create your digest using LinkedIn*
JD Supra provides users with access to its legal industry publishing services (the "Service") through its website (the "Website") as well as through other sources. Our policies with regard to data collection and use of personal information of users of the Service, regardless of the manner in which users access the Service, and visitors to the Website are set forth in this statement ("Policy"). By using the Service, you signify your acceptance of this Policy.
JD Supra collects users' names, companies, titles, e-mail address and industry. JD Supra also tracks the pages that users visit, logs IP addresses and aggregates non-personally identifiable user data and browser type. This data is gathered using cookies and other technologies.
The information and data collected is used to authenticate users and to send notifications relating to the Service, including email alerts to which users have subscribed; to manage the Service and Website, to improve the Service and to customize the user's experience. This information is also provided to the authors of the content to give them insight into their readership and help them to improve their content, so that it is most useful for our users.
JD Supra does not sell, rent or otherwise provide your details to third parties, other than to the authors of the content on JD Supra.
If you prefer not to enable cookies, you may change your browser settings to disable cookies; however, please note that rejecting cookies while visiting the Website may result in certain parts of the Website not operating correctly or as efficiently as if cookies were allowed.
Users who opt in to receive emails may choose to no longer receive e-mail updates and newsletters by selecting the "opt-out of future email" option in the email they receive from JD Supra or in their JD Supra account management screen.
JD Supra takes reasonable precautions to insure that user information is kept private. We restrict access to user information to those individuals who reasonably need access to perform their job functions, such as our third party email service, customer service personnel and technical staff. However, please note that no method of transmitting or storing data is completely secure and we cannot guarantee the security of user information. Unauthorized entry or use, hardware or software failure, and other factors may compromise the security of user information at any time.
If you have reason to believe that your interaction with us is no longer secure, you must immediately notify us of the problem by contacting us at firstname.lastname@example.com. In the unlikely event that we believe that the security of your user information in our possession or control may have been compromised, we may seek to notify you of that development and, if so, will endeavor to do so as promptly as practicable under the circumstances.
Except as otherwise described in this privacy statement, JD Supra will not disclose personal information to any third party unless we believe that disclosure is necessary to: (1) comply with applicable laws; (2) respond to governmental inquiries or requests; (3) comply with valid legal process; (4) protect the rights, privacy, safety or property of JD Supra, users of the Service, Website visitors or the public; (5) permit us to pursue available remedies or limit the damages that we may sustain; and (6) enforce our Terms & Conditions of Use.
In the event there is a change in the corporate structure of JD Supra such as, but not limited to, merger, consolidation, sale, liquidation or transfer of substantial assets, JD Supra may, in its sole discretion, transfer, sell or assign information collected on and through the Service to one or more affiliated or unaffiliated third parties.
This Website and the Service may contain links to other websites. The operator of such other websites may collect information about you, including through cookies or other technologies. If you are using the Service through the Website and link to another site, you will leave the Website and this Policy will not apply to your use of and activity on those other sites. We encourage you to read the legal notices posted on those sites, including their privacy policies. We shall have no responsibility or liability for your visitation to, and the data collection and use practices of, such other sites. This Policy applies solely to the information collected in connection with your use of this Website and does not apply to any practices conducted offline or in connection with any other websites.
We reserve the right to change this Policy at any time. Please refer to the date at the top of this page to determine when this Policy was last revised. Any changes to our privacy policy will become effective upon posting of the revised policy on the Website. By continuing to use the Service or Website following such changes, you will be deemed to have agreed to such changes. If you do not agree with the terms of this Policy, as it may be amended from time to time, in whole or part, please do not continue using the Service or the Website.
If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of this site, your dealings with this Web site, or if you would like to change any of the information you have provided to us, please contact us at: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Already signed up? Log in here
Back to Top
Explore 2016 Readers' Choice Awards
Copyright ©


text:
Milan have announced an operating loss of €6.9m for the calendar year of 2012.
The board and shareholders meet this afternoon in the city, with the club reporting a loss of just under €7m for the last year.
It is a huge improvement however, on the previous two years. The Rossoneri had a loss of €67m in 2011 and €70m in 2010.
Keep up to date with the latest news and action from Spain's Primera Division with Football Espana - from the team behind Football Italia.


text:
'Where did 2 years go?' See Carrie Underwood's sweet birthday tribute to son
Little Isaiah Michael Fisher is 2, and his famous mom shared a cute message to celebrate.
Little Isaiah Michael Fisher is 2, and his famous mom shared a cute message to celebrate.
This isn't her first go-round as a parent, but trying to squeeze in 15-hour workdays while caring for a baby can be overwhelming.
As moms, we take care of everyone else and neglect ourselves. Now, a mom blogger has challenged her followers to make health a priority.
Jean Oddi taught her daughter and granddaughter to be honest, to love, and how to leave an impression... even after her death.
After almost three months away, Savannah Guthrie returned to the anchor desk Monday, and we couldn't be happier about it.
"God truly blessed us with a miracle," Spears wrote in an update over the weekend.
She was previously scheduled to return from maternity leave on March 3, but we're thrilled to have her back even sooner!
The fellow singer and twin mom shared some words of wisdom.
Oprah Winfrey has excelled at every role she's tackled, but there's one job she's certain she was never cut out for: motherhood.
We just love the look on this little one's face, as if Joshua Jr. knows exactly how late it is to be keeping mommy up!
"I am not perfect to look at and I am not perfect to love, but I am perfectly their mother."
Underwood may be taking a professional break, but she's still happy to sing in the car with her little boy.
In a series of candid Facebook posts, the Olympic gymnast is opening up about her recent miscarriage in hopes of encouraging other women.
When this mom sent a slice of cake in with her daughter's lunch, she never expected this type of response.
The Canadian singer, who lost her husband and the father of her three children in 2016, says they are all coping admirably one year on.
The "Shades of Blue" star took to Instagram to share a collage of photos of her children.
After 15 months, we were blessed to adopt him — and we would do it again if it means a child will not live in a hospital or die without a real and actual family....
From the sports obsession to the penis comparisons, here are 10 things I wish I'd known about bringing up boys.
We have a new mom hero.
"If these little monsters are worth documenting, you are, too."
Sometimes, you will feel old. This might be because the grocery store clerk asks if you are your child's grandmother.
Watch these moms hatch a plan to impress McIntyre when they bump into him at Target.
Born with a rare skin condition that leaves her skin blistered and peeling, this baby is turning one and needs your support to find a cure.
The 4-year-old girls may not have Madonna's DNA, but they definitely share her flair for showbiz!
I give him the two-minute warning before we are to head upstairs for bedtime preparations. He always says, "OK, Mom," but when two minutes has elapsed, he dilly-dallies...
You cannot love every single moment with a threenager. You love cleaning up snack? "WHY YOU LYIN'?"
"You are part of a dying breed and yet, you have little to show for it. You don't cook well — or at all, really — and still can't find time to exercise."
Needing a break from the kids but don't want to go out? Invite your girlfriends over for a 'Mom's Night In' to watch "Arrival" on FandangoNOW. Diane Mizota...
We took a deep dive into what's really in a mom's purse. Spoiler alert: It wasn't pretty.
The actress is a true multi-tasking expert. But not every food item works while you're surrounded by streaming water.
A spinal cord injury left him paralyzed, but it didn't stop him from fathering a child with his fiance. See the couple's sweet announcement.
"Fuller House" star Lori Loughlin used to work close to her own house, but now she believes working away from home might be an even bigger benefit to her daughters....
Being a mom is a selfless job that will forever change you — but don't be afraid to decide that enough is enough and ask for help.
The iconic supermodel said "there's nothing worse" than seeing one's kids get negative press attention. She knows from experience.
Am I the only parent who doesn't celebrate Valentine's Day for my kids? I just feel like the Greeting Card, Candy, and Stuffed Animal Manufacturers of America...
Little Leah is fighting a rare blood disease. But she's not letting that keep her from singing, dancing, and charming the world.
The Oscar-winning actress reflected on her past and lessons learned at the 2017 City Summit and Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Sometimes I can't even explain what makes it so difficult. The uncertainty, second-guessing, responsibility, commitment, discomfort — just to name a few.
"Love is texting that you're at the store, what do we need. And waiting while I send you an enormous list of must-haves, including wine, wipes, milk, bananas,...
With a new selfie, the ballroom champ is bringing the realities of breastfeeding to Instagram.
New mom Shelby Carter couldn't escape a fast-moving house fire, but she was able to save her newborn by tossing the child out a window.
Do you have a kid who's much more into Legos and drawing than football and soccer? If so, that's OK — there's a place in the world for the Ferdinands.


text:
My Coupon Spreadsheet
This project received 6 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $292 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Project Budget$30 - $250 USD
Total Bids6
Project Description
I am wanting to create an easy to navigate Android application that performs the following functions:
- Organizes a person's coupons in a neat and orderly manner similar to an "Extreme Couponing" excel spreadsheet--manufacturer or store-specific coupon, details of coupon, discount, quantity required, number of coupons in possession, expiration
- Tells the user when certain coupons will expire
- Automatically categorizes coupons into public user-determined categories that I review
- The backend should be 100% user-generated with publisher confirmation; meaning that the user's scan the bar code of their coupons and if it has been scanned in by another user before and all the details populated, then they do not have to do anything else but confirm the details. If it has never been scanned before, then that user must input the details for said coupon. This should be 100% user-driven and in no way should it connect to any third-party applications for confirmation of coupons.
- On the backend, I need to be able to hash through conflicts in an administrative screen of some sort that is only visible to me. Conflicts being two user's picking different "categories" for their coupons or differing details in pricing and such.
- Should be easily searched, scrolled through, and/or navigated.
- The application icon should be as simple as a picture of a bunch of coupons.
- There should be a login system that allows the user to log into their central coupon spreadsheet via multiple devices.
- The colors should be simple, not very bright, but not too dark either; making it easy on the eyes while navigating through it in the stores and such.
- It needs to be usable to scan in coupons on both smaller phones such as the Nexus 4, medium phones such as the Galaxy Note II, as well as larger, tablet-based displays such as the Asus Transformer.
The entire jist of this app is to be able to no longer have to hand-jam coupon information every week into a coupon spreadsheet. The couponers of the world would still be using and maintaining their physical coupons, but they would no longer need to have a spreadsheet to keep track of it all as this app would serve as a viable replacement. To avoid needing to make connections to third-party coupon databases and be dependent on them, I figured making it a user-driven environment would be much better. I am willing to start up a website to host all of this once I am confident in the apps abilities. I want to keep this as simple as possible as this is it's only purpose is to be a coupon spreadsheet/organizer via the scan method. I would also like the Google Ads in there to generate some type of income for me, while at the same time being able to offer the user's a method of in-app purchase to upgrade and remove the advertisements. I know exactly what I want, I just do not have the modern programming skills to develop the app. If you need any other details to make this happen, please let me know. Thanks.
Skills Required
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
Close to home
Login or Join Fanpop to Download
Already have an account?
Sign In to Fanpop
Sign In to Fanpop
Chris Chase. . HD Wallpaper and background images in the Close to home club tagged: jack chase christian kane close to home singer.
Submitted by kbgirly over a year ago
Keyword: jack chase, christian kane, close to home, singer


text:
buy amoxil
ORDER Amoxil >>>> Click Here !<
Click Image >>>>> >>>> Click Here < ORDER Amoxil
amoxil 12h, 250mg - 90 pills, Bulgaria.
generic amoxil, 250mg - 180 pills, Spain.
amoxicillin amoxil, 250mg - 60 pills, Republic of Congo.
buy amoxil online, 250mg - 60 pills, Republic of Congo.
amoxil 1g, 250mg - 180 pills, El Salvador-San Miguel.
cheap amoxil, 250mg - 180 pills, Benin.
what is amoxil, 500mg - 120 pills, Nicaragua.
what is amoxil used for, 500mg - 180 pills, Iceland.
amoxil suspension, 500mg - 30 pills, Finland.
amoxil 500mg, 250mg - 20 pills, India.
amoxil 875, 500mg - 60 pills, Colombia.
amoxil 1g, 250mg - 30 pills, Nigeria.
amoxil 500 dosage, 250mg - 180 pills, Denmark.
amoxil buy, 500mg - 30 pills, Botswana.
how long for amoxil to work, 500mg - 60 pills, Mexico.
A nostrum is only made within reach to the purchasers if the clinical trials be struck by shown that the benefits of taking the nostrum overweigh the risks.At one time a nostrum has been licensed, news on the medicine's effects, both intended and unintended, is continuously recorded and updated.Some side-effects may be pressing while others may only be a yielding inconvenience.Dick's feedback to a drug is different. It is laborious to predict which side-effects you purpose have from fascinating a detailed medicament, or whether you whim fool any side-effects at all. The important aspect is to announce your prescriber or druggist if you are having problems with your medicine.Average: More than 1 in 100 people who submit to Amoxicillin trihydratephenergan allegy buy viagra effexor rx Doctors decree amoxicillin to take out infections caused by bacteria that are quick-tempered to the medicine, including E. coli, staphylococcus, streptococcus, H. influenzae, and H. pylori.glucophage celebrex usage Your doctor may stipulate amoxicillin to treat infections of the fell, throat, ears, nose, swallow, lungs, and urinary tract infections (UTI).caveject cheap cialis clomid and ovary pain However, the painkiller intent not enkindle against infections caused beside viruses such as biting-cold and flu.diflucan after antibiotics cipro what is buy cialis online intellectual Also, guidelines push doctors to dictate amoxicillin not when an infection is strongly suspected to be caused by bacteria.The viagra uk order Food and Hallucinogenic Administration (FDA) key approved amoxicillin in the 1980s.Today, numerous knock out companies buy cialis ciprofloxacino quinotic produce this antibiotic: Type names list Amoxil, Polymox, Larotid, and Moxtag.Amoxicillin WarningsIt's foremost to know that previously you start a progress of amoxicillin, you should conquer the unharmed course.Do not choke up entrancing amoxicillin, unprejudiced if you feel safer; as a substitute for, settle perfect your undiminished prescription.Not treating your infection glucophage overdose root can suppose it come back stronger. Stopping amoxicillin too ultimately can also fool to bacteria that are refractory to it.People refer to antibiotic-resistant bugs as multidrug unsubmissive bacteria or "superbugs." Antibiotic resistance is a growing threat worldwide.It's also vital to take cognizance of that amoxicillin may prime mover a severe reaction called anaphylaxis if you are allergic to it.buy aldactone without rx celebrex for tennis elbow celebrex cost celebrex drug information This revenge, which can be life-threatening, includes hives, distension of your throat, and tribulation breathing.Amoxicillin also can frustrate with guaranteed types of birth authority pills. Women who are using birth rule pills should talk to their doctor before delightful amoxicillin.celebrex heart attack celebrex ingredient carolina lawyer north celebrex celebrex prices walgreens pfizer celebrex Aged adults may dearth to assume lower doses of amoxicillin.Eternally vioxx celebrex be effective your doctor if you arrange allergies to any medications, unusually to antibiotics.Job out disappoint your doctor know celebrex dallas lawyer about all medications, vitamins, and supplements you are taking.Using amoxicillin can be perilous if you entertain celebrex lawyer celebrex news unspecified conditions, so job out disappoint your doctor certain if you would rather


text:
Wherever he goes and whatever he does, hobo Nick Kleckner is committed to delivering his Twitter followers the truth.
He did it Internet-famously from his @hobo_nick account this summer as he traversed the expanse of the continental United States by foot. Now, nearly a month after that journey concluded, Kleckner—now a cabbie—is back to tweeting the uncovered angles of American life, dispensing taxi cab confessions from the wheel of his new job handle, @Nick_Taxi.
"Ok, driving [a] taxi is absolutely nuts!!" he wrote last week from the @hobo_nick account, just a few hours after announcing that he was working for a northern California cab company. "Crazy stories every night with drunken goons. Should I tweet about it? Or just keep this twitter for the next walk across America."
"It's interesting, but some of you might see it as negative. Let me know what you think. I just made my twitter account for my walk across America and that's all I have ever tweeted. So not sure if taxi tweets would be annoying or rad?"
Initial response to the tweet was overwhelming. Within a few hours, Kleckner had created a second Twitter account, the aforementioned @Nick_Taxi.
"Looks like I'm going to be tweeting about the real life of a hobo taxi driver," he wrote. "This job gets crazy in the late night. Just be ready.
"And be prepared for pictures of some harsh realities. I'm not gonna hold back on showing what goes on in a cab when people get crazy #real."
Here's a detailed account of Nick Kleckner's Twitter-infused taxi cab confessions, straight from the source.
Photo via Hobo Nick/Facebook


text:
fall bloom vs other rebloom.
<<Betty-- Midsummer's Eve, that is a child from Immortality!>>
Immortality is in many of my seedlings and does contribute to the rebloom here. BRIDGE IN TIME was used a lot, but there were many IMMORTALITY seedlings from the Alvaton years. Won't count it out even now, IF it produces viable pollen.
I did grow MIDSUMMER'S EVE at one time. I've not used it in breeding.
RETURNING CHAMELEON has been the most outstanding rebloomer here this year, July thru November. Continues to surprise me. I have to admit, it gets prettier each year! I've put it in my new "summer" breeding bed. Will try again.
I'm working on rebuilding clumps of I DO & Brother Carl. Platinum has bloomed steadily. I have two clumps of it in an older bed and I've seem many stalks this fall.
I'm quite interested in your list. I've made my first SDB X SDB crosses this year and I'm excited to see if I can come up with anything nice that will rebloom here. Not mixing the classes as you are. Used What Again, Baby Blessed, Lumalite, & Replicator with a hand full of others. Don't own or grow many SDBs. Just got tired of not having seed to plant due to frost or rain. Good thing I did too. I was only able to save seven TB crosses this past spring. Baby Blessed & Jewel Baby are the only SDB's that have rebloomed here.
If things go well this winter, I may have to find a supplier for Chuck's army of rebloomers plus Cry Baby & Be Happy!
The rebloom seedlings from my "project" have shown great promise this year so I'm really hoping for a good spring in the TB beds. (Have a stalk on Another Bridge x Enchanter.) I'll take 2006 again, please!
We're having a beautiful week-end in my part of Zone 6.
Betty Wilkerson
KY Zone 6
-----Original Message-----
From: loic tasquier <email@example.com>
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sent: Sun, Nov 8, 2009 3:03 am
Subject: Re: [iris-photos] Re: REB: fall cyclic vs other (was seedling help on photos group)
----- Original Message -----
From: email@example.com
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Sent: Saturday, November 07, 2009 7:44 PM
Subject: [iris-photos] Re: REB: fall cyclic vs other (was seedling help on photos group)
At times it takes close observation to distinguish what type of rebloomer you have. A plant that reblooms later in season may be a summer rebloomer genetically, but not have had size earlier in season to trigger bloom. So you would need to have noted that it was at size (leaf maturity) to have summer rebloom, and have it sit there and not rebloom when opportunity presents. Opporunity based on weather factors, but you can use plant markers such as Immortality and Queen dorothy as markers.
Also you can have Fall cyclic rebloomers put up a summer bloom, but on a fan that should have bloomed in spring, but was just missing all factors needed. You can tell this by checking rhizome to see if it is a mother fan blooming or an increase. If on a mother fan, then consider this to not be a summer rebloomer, until you get a summer bloom on an increase.
There is absolutly no doubt in my mind that Summer Rebloomers and Fall cyclic rebloomers are different genetically. I had made numerous crosses of Forever Blue with summer rebloomers, nary a rebloom seedling out of hundreds of seedlings. Many rebloomers out of FB X fall cyclic rebloomers. Far far past any level of significance you could apply to this.
Many instances of Fall cyclic rebloomers from cross of Fall cyclic rebloomers X oncers. George Sutton had written and article on this a couple of years back.
Chuck Chapman
-----Original Message-----
From: Linda Mann <email@example.com>
To: email@example.com; email@example.com
Sent: Sat, Nov 7, 2009 1:28 pm
Subject: [iris-photos] Re: REB: fall cyclic vs other (was seedling help on photos group)
[so folks trying to find info in the archives are more likely to find
the discussion, I've moved my comments there as well as photos]
Too soon in attempted rebloom crosses to say for sure, but so far,
rebloom seems to be acting like a full recessive trait (i.e., 1/36 fall
cycle from two half "summer" rebloom parents). Climate interaction and
multiple genetic factors makes it hard to interpret data, but easy
enough to figure out what I want to change.
I'm still not totally convinced that fall cycle and "summer" (i.e.
jul/aug in my climate) bloom are separate genes. With only maiden
bloom, it's too soon to tell how many/if any of the late fall bloom this
year is really rebloom, much less whether it's cycle or summer.
However, if your theory holds for my climate, Chuck, based on leaf
count, it looks like they will all be late cycle.
If they are separate genes, most/all of the "summer" bloomers here also
have cycle rebloom genes.
But am hoping that whatever other factors are operating in plants that
<can> bloom in July and Aug in California have a chance of combining
with plants carrying Jul/Aug genes here to produce plants that will
thrive in my growing conditions and at least bloom by Sept. I'm hoping
to combine traits of my plants that thrive in summer high humidity and
erratic rainfall with those of cultivars that bloom in CA summer heat.
May not be possible, but I figure it's worth a try.
So far, the only west coast summer bloomers that have rebloomed here are
FEED BACK and GOLDEN IMMORTAL. At least those are the only two I can
think of. MARTY RICHARDS is alive, but doesn't rebloom. MARIPOSA
AUTUMN is a strong growing, reliable, fairly early cycle rebloomer here.
Chuck replied:
<Fall Cyclic maturity seems to act like a dominant factor, so no need
to cross it with an other Fall cyclic rebloomer. Just a plant with fast
growth and low "plant Maturity" leaf count.>
I said:
<To get away from all this late cycle rebloom here, for next year's
rebloom crosses, I hope to mix the late cycle genes from a few things
exclusively with west coast "summer" bloomers to see if that will get
the right mixture of rebloom genes to at least get earlier fall bloom.>


text:
<< Home
Next >>
fake ugg adirondack
fake ugg adirondack on sale with the chic ugg boots!fake ugg adirondack— cheap fake uggs, fake ugg boots online. 'We are all in the clear now. It is going ahead as planned on Thursday and then we are heading off on honeymoon,' a delighted Pearl told me at last week's UGG Australia bash, before heading off for a dinner at Odette's in Primrose Hill, organised by Danny's sister Caroline.?Advice To Help Choose The Right
fake ugg boots bangkok
Product For You by Tina Banks at iSnare Articles Many of you may have used rubber stamps before either while crafting or in the office. Rubber stamps are pieces of rubber that can be carved and molded into an image or pattern. The rubber can be mounted onto a stable block and then the ink is coated onto the design and then pressed
fake josette uggs
onto some sort of fabric or paper so the colored image is transferred. There are three basic types of stamps. These are listed below; These are the basic kind that are used with a separate ink pad. They are easy to get hold of and cheap to buy. However they may be messy if not used properly. This type is ideal for crafters since you can own a variety of designs to decorate almost anything. However,
fake ugg hats
these stamps are also perfect for office workers. The stamp does not need to be replaced only the inkpad when it runs out, which is another advantage.
cheap ugg boots delivered to ireland
ugg outlet online real
knock off uggs
cheap real uggs for sale uk
ugg outlet online cheap
Related Articles >>
fake ugg boots amazon
spot fake ugg soles
fake uggs leather
fake ugg boots mens
list of fake ugg websites
fake uggs no sheepskin
fake ugg boots made from dogs
fake ugg boots where to buy