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Education: B.S., Sociology, Western Michigan University, 1995; M.S., Sociology, Western Michigan University
Hometown: Albion, Mich.; Lumen Christi High School
Hobbies/Fun Facts: I enjoy spending time with my daughter. I also like golfing, gardening, crafting, canoeing down the K-zoo river, and reading.
What makes Albion College special to you? I met my husband here. You can usually find my family cheering on our teams or attending the newest play on campus.
Favorite Albion Moments: Watching Michael Thomas hit a leaning three-pointer at the buzzer to beat John Carroll 80-79 and move on to the sectional finals in March 2005. I also enjoy a tradition I started called Soup Sundays. On Sundays we have our Albion faculty and staff friends over for dinner and games.
Best College Search Tip: Start early! There is nothing worse than having to rush into a decision because you've waited until the last semester of your senior year to start looking at colleges. Give yourself plenty of time to visit colleges and get your questions answered so you can make an informed, not rushed, decision. Remember that the job of an admission counselor is to help students through the college search process. We're here to help, so take advantage of that! Lastly, visit, visit, visit!


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4 of 'Taliban 5' will likely fight again, U.S. spies say
A top intelligence official told lawmakers in a classified Senate briefing last week that he expected four out of the five Taliban leaders released by the Obama administration to eventually return to the battlefield.
According to a pair of U.S. officials, the briefing from Robert Cardillo, a deputy director of national intelligence, represented the latest community-wide U.S. intelligence assessment on these Taliban Five, completed in 2013.
It also means that President Obama was faced with a particularly excruciating choice as he weighed whether or not to swap these five for American hostage Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl. The government of Qatar, which agreed to look after the five Taliban leaders as part of the deal for Bergdahl, warned that factions within the Taliban were growing impatient, and campaigning to kill Bergdahl instead of trading him.
"Time is not on your side," they told U.S. negotiators, according to two senior defense officials. They described a growing split within Taliban and Haqqani Network (which held Bergdahl) over how to best use the soldier—a split confirmed by multiple Taliban and Afghan sources in the region.
Making matters more desperate for Bergdahl was the fact that in September a CIA drone killed Mullah Sangeen Zadran, the Haqqani Network commander who first captured Bergdahl, a move that could have scuttled any chance at all for a prisoner swap.
It all added up to a painful dilemma for the White House: free Taliban leaders who might return to the fight—or risk losing America's last service member held abroad. Obama ultimately chose to make the deal, despite his intelligence services' estimate that four of the five Taliban detainees would ultimately resume their struggle against American allies.
The Associated Press also reported last week that Rob Williams, the national intelligence officer for South Asia, told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence that he assessed four out of the five would return to combat.
The Daily Beast has learned that these Taliban figures are Mullah Mohammad Fazl, Mullah Norullah Noori, Khairullah Khairkhwa and Mohammed Nabi Omari.
Read The Full Article On The Daily Beast
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Got same problem.
When i'm installing my bt4 on external drive it's in dev as /dev/sda{1,2,3},
but after reboot - same external drive is at /dev/sdb{1,2,3},
and its make that kernel panic.
U need to know your drive name after reboot, and make it same when lunching lilo.
It solve the problem ;-) (in most cases)
My question: how to change /dev/sda to /dev/sdb during system running?
P.S. Sorry for my eng.
Edit: I've google it, and found a solution for my problem:
and folowing:
www(dot)reactivated(dot)net(slash)writing_udev_rul es(dot)html
but this not solving all problem, when U R using ssd :-/
(change links - im not allowed to put URLs here ;P )


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Harkin tells Democrats he's retiring but not leaving
Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin gave what he said was one of his "last speeches as your United States Senator" Friday night in Des Moines.
Harkin's retiring from the U.S. Senate this year, after a career in Congress that began with his election to the House of Representatives in 1975 and to the US Senate ten years later.
There were about 500 Democrats from Iowa-including present and former Harkin staff members-on hand as the senator was given the Iowa Democratic Party's Hall of Fame award.
In accepting the award, Harkin talked of his idols in Democratic party history, including President Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey. And he took one last shot at the Tea Party, equating them with the Ku Klux Klan and "neanderthals."
Harkin says he's still going to be involved in campaigning for Iowa candidates. And he urged the crowd to support the current election slate, which includes former members of his staff: Jack Hatch, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, was once Harkin's Iowa director, and Brad Anderson also worked for the senator in recent years.
The award ceremony at the Community Choice Credit Union Convention Center in downtown Des Moines was a fundraiser for the party, with attendees paying $50 a ticket to attend.
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A Farewell to NARNs
posted at 6:59 pm on November 21, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
Earlier today on my TEMS wrap-up for the week, I announced that I would be leaving the Northern Alliance Radio Network, effective immediately. I had been an on-air host on Saturday afternoons since March 2004 on the local Salem affiliate AM 1280 The Patriot, a run of nearly nine years. I had an absolute blast being on the radio, chatting with callers, and interacting with a number of other NARN hosts — but primarily my long-time radio partner, Mitch Berg of Shot in the Dark. He's been a great friend, a patient tutor, and the best radio partner for which I could have hoped.
So why leave? I've decided to take on some new pursuits, especially in catechesis and service within my faith. That will take a considerable amount of time over the next couple of years at least — and perhaps longer than that. That means I need to clear some time for myself and my family on the weekends.
I'd like to thank The Patriot and their team for nine years of great support. The station manager, Ron Stone, was sorry to see me go, but tremendously understanding and supportive of my decision. Ron asked me to come back occasionally as a guest, as did Mitch, and I look forward to doing so. For now, though, Mitch will do the show solo — and I know he's going to do a terrific job.


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Clinical Programs
The Thomas Jefferson University Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior offers an extensive array of services for patients of all ages. Services include general adult psychiatry, child and adolescent psychiatry, geriatric psychiatry, substance abuse services, and consultation-liaison services. See below for descriptions of our various programs.
Adult Services
Inpatient Adult
The Thomas Jefferson University Hospital operates a 16 bed general adult inpatient unit. This unit offers intensive psychiatric care to individuals, including patients with underlying medical complications. A multidisciplinary treatment approach is used in which patients receive the benefit of working with psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, psychiatric nurses, and occupational/recreational therapists. Extensive evaluation of treatment needs is performed for all individuals and typically includes pharmacotherapy, individual and group therapy, and milieu treatment in an intensive setting.
If you are seeking to schedule an admission, call (215) 955-8333.
Inpatient Geriatric
Our inpatient geriatric unit provides geriatric patients with quality multidisciplinary care, thorough individual attention, supportive group therapies, and various amenities to treat age-related conditions, such as Dementia, Depression, Anxiety, and Psychosis. Our distinguished, multidisciplinary team helps patients regain their abilities to function independently, and carefully assesses their readiness to return home or their need for long-term rehabilitation.
- Multidisciplinary Approach – Our patients receive quality care from attendings in geriatric psychiatry and family medicine. Fellows in geriatric medicine, residents in psychiatry and neurology, experienced nurses, social workers, and specialists in occupational therapy, physical therapy, art therapy, and nutritional counseling also participate in the treatment of our patients.
- Individual Attention – The facility accommodates a maximum of 12 patients at any given time, ensuring that each patient receives ample individual care.
- Group Activities – Patients dine together, resulting in constructive social interaction as well as better eating habits. Group therapy sessions in our two community rooms provide residents with exercise for their minds and bodies.
- Patient-Friendly Design – Wide, tiled hallways make wheelchair and walker usage easier. The unit's walls are painted in soft, warm colors that help to comfort patients and keep them oriented as they travel from room to room.
If you are seeking to schedule an admission, call (215) 955-4771.
Outpatient Programs
Individual, couple, and family therapy are provided by our faculty. We offer psychotherapy and medication management.
The adult consultation-liaison service offers psychiatric consultation for primary care physicians and other medical-surgical specialists at Jefferson. These faculty specialize in patients who have both psychiatric and medical or surgical problems.
For more information or to make a referral, please call (215) 955-8962.
Substance Abuse Programs
The Jefferson Outreach Program
The Jefferson Outreach Program (Outreach) is an outpatient substance abuse recovery program designed specifically for people who are struggling to find recovery from substances while also trying to deal with mental health issues. The program serves individuals who have either initiated or maintained some level of abstinence from substances or demonstrate a level of substance use that does not require more intensive treatment. Program staff focus on empowering people to make a recovery into a process in which they better themselves holistically: psychologically, physically, socially, and spiritually.
To apply to Outreach:
Call (215) 955-8856 to speak with the Outreach Program Clinician. Assessments can typically be arranged within 24 - 48 hours of a call or referral.
Program Features:
- Assessments for appropriate level of care;
- Individual counseling;
- Group and family therapy;
- Psychiatric, psychological and medication evaluations;
- Medication management;
- Referrals for additional services;
- General public information and education programs.
Our office is conveniently located in Center City, on Jefferson Hospital's campus, and is accessible by public transportation. Our address is 833 Chestnut East, which is at the corner of 9th Street and Chestnut Street. We are located on the 2nd floor, Suite 210E, in the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior.
Jefferson Intensive Substance Abuse Treatment Program
The Jefferson Intensive Substance Abuse Treatment Program (IOP) is an outpatient recovery program that typically spans 12-16 weeks. The IOP offers a recovery-oriented approach to treating people who abuse any substance, including cocaine, alcohol, amphetamines, prescription pills, and marijuana., Recovery is achieved through a personal involvement in group therapy and educational sessions 5 days per week, along with active participation in family centered activity, weekly individual psychotherapy and available psychiatric services, self-help groups, and community involvement opportunities. Program staff focus on empowering the members of the program's "community" to make recovery into a process in which they can better themselves holistically: psychologically, physically, socially, and spiritually.
To apply to IOP:
Call (215) 790-9942 between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM to speak with our intake counselor. Applicants can be seen the same day and most people can initiate treatment within 24–48 hours of calling.
There is no waiting list to enter the Intensive Substance Abuse Treatment Program. Applicants are considered appropriate as long as they are at least 18 years of age, not requiring hospitalization or residential services, and are committed to attending Monday through Friday for several months. This treatment setting and approach is an appropriate step down from detoxification, inpatient care, or rehabilitation treatment.
Twelve-step meetings are available on-site and in the local community. As part of their recovery clients are strongly encouraged to increase their involvement in the 12-step community as well as the greater substance abuse community of Philadelphia as an invaluable source of support and guiding path to a new way of living.
Program Features:
- Assessment for appropriate level of care;
- Intensive outpatient group therapy and structured activity groups on five half-days (morning or afternoon) a week for 12 – 16 weeks;
- Psychiatric and medication assessments;
- Weekly individual psychotherapy;
- On-site 12 step meetings;
- HIV and STD education, testing and counseling;
- Referrals for additional services;
- Traditional weekly outpatient services as a step-down;
- Transit tokens available for eligible clients;
- Medical Assistance/CBH coverage accepted, alternative coverage (BHSI, self-pay) arranged.
The program is located at 21st St. and Washington Ave. (northeast corner, 2nd floor) in South Philadelphia and the location is convenient to bus and auto routes.
Jefferson Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Program
The Jefferson Narcotic Addict Rehabilitation Program (NARP) is an outpatient substance abuse recovery program that specializes in providing treatment to people who are addicted to opiates (such as heroin, oxycontin, percoset, etc.). Recovery is initiated and achieved through regular psychotherapy and available psychiatric services, paired with methadone maintenance therapy to suppress symptoms of opiate withdrawal, decrease cravings, and block the effects of other opiates. Further support and development is found through engagement in on-site psychotherapy groups and peer-run self-help groups, as well as through involvement in the greater substance abuse community.
To apply to NARP:
To initiate an application, call (215) 790-9942 to speak with our intake counselor. Or call (215) 735-5979 between 7:30 AM and 5:30 PM and speak to the "officer-of-the-day" to start an application. Most people can be started in the admission process within 48 hours of calling.
To be eligible to participate in this program, applicants must have a minimum of a one year verifiable history of opiate use, supported by a urine drug screen. Applicants must also be over 18 years old, ambulatory, and not in need of residential care. Most importantly, those who want to join our community must be willing to commit to initiating a process of abstinence from substances of abuse, so that rather than transitioning to another form of addiction, they are able to begin holistically healing themselves: psychologically, physically, socially, and spiritually.
Program Features:
- Individual and group psychotherapies.
- Family and couples therapy.
- Medical and psychiatric evaluations.
- Psychotropic medication management.
- Referral for medical problems and coordination of care with primary care physicians.
- Methadone monitoring and maintenance.
- HIV and STD testing, education and counseling.
- Ambulatory detoxification and referral for continuing care.
- Participation in educational informational and advocacy groups.
- Narcotics Anonymous and Methadone Anonymous meetings on-site.
We are readily accessible via public transportation. Our program is located in South Philadelphia, on the northeast corner of 21st Street & Washington Avenue.
Mood Disorder Center
About Mood Disorders
Mood Disorders are common and potentially serious conditions affecting mood, thinking, physical functioning, etc. The term Mood Disorders covers both Depressive Disorders ("clinical depression") and Bipolar Disorders. Depressive Disorders are characterized by sad or depressed mood, decreased interest in and enjoyment of activities, change in appetite and sleep, increased fatigue, thoughts of worthlessness, hopelessness, and suicide. In Bipolar Disorders, the person suffers from both episodes of clinical depression and of mania or hypomania. Mania, and its milder version – hypomania, are characterized by a period of being either abnormally happy or abnormally irritable continuously for many days along with other symptoms like distractibility, decreased need for sleep, speaking fast and loudly, increased self-esteem, and pursuing pleasurable activities which may lead to problems for the person.
Mood Disorders appear to be caused by a combination of genetic, psychological, and social factors. They may also result from a variety of diseases of the brain (e.g., stroke) or of the body (e.g., hypothyroidism). Treatments for Mood Disorders include medications, psychotherapy (working with psychological and social factors that affect the illness), and in a few cases brain stimulation methods (electroshock therapy, transcranial magnetic stimulation).
The Mood Disorders Program
The Mood Disorders Program at Thomas Jefferson University's Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior is led by Rajnish Mago, M.D., a leading expert on the evaluation and treatment of Mood Disorders. Dr. Mago has published many articles in scientific journals and regularly lectures to medical professionals at a number of medical schools, hospitals, and clinics to educate other doctors about Mood Disorders. Being board certified in Psychiatry as well as in Psychosomatic Medicine, Dr. Mago has special expertise in using medications in patients who have other medical illnesses or are on other medications. He has also conducted many research studies to assess new medications for Mood Disorders. One of his main areas of research is the identification and treatment of adverse effects ("side effects") of medications and therefore, he provides unique expertise in helping patients who have had or are afraid of having adverse effects from medications.
Dr. Mago is regularly interviewed in the media on issues related to Mood Disorders. This has included CNN Headline News, Seeking Solutions with Suzanne, NBC, CBS Channel 3, American Law Journal TV, KYW Newsradio, KCSN Los Angeles, etc. His article on Coping with the Holiday Blues was published in nearly 100 news media outlets including U.S.News & World Report and the Washington Post. December, 2007
The Mood Disorders Program provides psychiatric evaluation to accurately diagnose the person's problem and medication treatment at the most sophisticated level possible. While unfortunately most patients get medication and psychotherapy from separate clinicians, Dr. Mago is one of the few experts who provide psychotherapy in addition to medications, thus being able to integrate both approaches to provide the best possible outcomes. The program also provides detailed "second-opinion" consultations to patients who are being treated by other physicians but continue to have problems. These consultations include a detailed interview, review of records, research as needed, and a report to the treating doctor.
For more information or to make a referral, please call (215) 955-8962.
Child & Adolescent Programs
Outpatient Services focus on the individual child and family needs including problems like depression, anxiety, abuse, behavioral problems and autistic spectrum disorders. We can see children and adolescents of preschool and school age up through high school. The patient's needs are evaluated and care is coordinated with family and primary care physicians as indicated. Individual psychotherapy, family therapy, and medication management services are provided according to the specific needs of the patient. The goal is to help children and their families maximize their functional abilities to be successful in their lives.
For more information or to make a referral, please call (215) 955-8962.


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SunnyKarma & Drink Entrepreneurs Fundraiser & Networking Mixer
Wednesday, July 17, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Please join new San Francisco startup SunnyKarma & Drink Entrepreneurs as we unveil SF's new startup SunnyKarma at the hottest new venue - Folsom Street Foundry.
Main raffle - flight on the private 4-seater plane. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity!
Please register here in advance to participate in our exclusive event raffles & auctions.
SunnyKarma - is a charity auctions & raffles platform, where anyone can donate or bid to win cool experiences. People donate their time, expertise and skills, such as various lessons/mentorship sessions, tickets to coveted shows, flights on private planes, meetings with CEO's & investors, celebrities, or simply interesting people.
Funds raised at the event will be donated to "All The Way Live Foundation" - an after school dance program for underprivileged & at-risk youth in marginalized communities.
Wine tasting generously offered by Rebel Coast Winery
DJ and auctioneer Richard Habib
Take a break from your busy work week, come mingle with like minded cool people, network participate in auctions & raffles and support a good cause.
More details to come, stay tuned.
Capacity is limited, so grab your ticket now!
When & Where
Folsom Street Foundry
1425 Folsom Street
San Francisco,
Wednesday, July 17, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PDT)
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About SunnyKarma
SunnyKarma is a new social fundraising platform where anyone can auction off or bid and win cool experiences and help a good cause.
As a Bidder, with SunnyKarma you:
- Receive real value of a unique experience for the money you donate to worthwhile causes
- Win a unique experience that is not be available anywhere else
- Obtain great experiences, products or services at a fraction of their real cost
As a Donor, with SunnyKarma you:
- Support a cause you believe in without having to donate your own money
- Share your passions, skills, expertise, hobbies and activities with others
- Promote your business, your products, and your brand
- Establish great relationships with people interested in the same cause or experiences that you offer
Types of Experiences
The experiences can be anything that will benefit others - mentorship sessions, works of art, food dishes, flying/driving tours, items, tickets to coveted shows, various lessons such as language, photography, tennis, etc. – use your imagination – its limitless!
Each one of us has something to share with the world. Share what you know and love!
- Anyone has an expertise, skill, passion or a hobby they can share with others: tennis/yoga lesson, photography lesson, language lesson, guitar lesson, etc.
- Meeting at a café to talk about travel, art, movies, technology, fashion, anything you are passionate about.
- If you are Venture Capitalist, C-level executive, or a successful entrepreneur you can offer an hour or two of your time to consult others interested in joining the Silicon Valley entrepreneur world or needing guidance in their business.
- If you have professional expertise in any field, offer it: any professional or legal advice, chiropractic/massage session, music lesson
- As an artist you can donate your finished work, create a unique work of art for the winning bidder, or provide a lesson or guidance to aspiring artists.
- As a business you offer your services - a meal, a cooking lesson, a coffee, adventure activities, tickets to movies, concerts, bowling, arcades, etc.


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Clinical or Student Teaching
Clinical or student teaching is usually seen as the culmination of your education—that final hurdle to jump before going out into the world to begin your professional career. In reality, student teaching is only another step in your educational process; you will continue to learn, either formally in further course work or informally every day of your teaching career. Regardless, it is one of the most rewarding experiences in your professional development. It will provide you challenging opportunities to turn college-based theory into classroom-based practice.
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Fresh Living - Fun Fitness
By Bridget McNulty | Fresh Living :: January, 2011
"There are three levels of Nia, so it's possible to self-regulate, depending on mood and fitness – from a mild stretching session to a full-body workout."
Bridget McNulty
Bridget McNulty scouts out Nia as a unique sport that's such fun, you won't even notice you're exercising. She describes benefits as, "Increased mobility, strength, flexibility and cardiovascular conditioning."


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Meet Jewish Singles in St. Louis
- Initiate contact for free
- View photos of singles near you
- Connect with members online now!
JDate brings Jewish singles together nationwide
So many happy Jewish singles can't be wrong. JDate is the nation's go-to online Jewish dating site.
Lewis and Clark started their historic expedition from St. Louis. Now, you're setting out on your dating journey from the same great city. Get high on love when you take in a bird's eye view of the city at 630 feet up on the gleaming stainless steel Gateway Arch. Make your own fun in Forest Park, once home to the 1904 World's Fair. St. Louis's Delmar Loop is six city blocks of entertainment, food, drinks and shopping. Or enjoy a romantic drive along Great River Road, with the Mississippi River on one side and sweeping bluffs on the other. Like St. Louis's Mark Twain said, "To get the full value of life, you must have someone to divide it with." You might also fulfill that goal in nearby Chicago when you browse Jewish singles Chicago. Or you might be traveling clear across the country and looking for Jewish singles San Diego.
At JDate, we want you to connect with other Jewish singles who really get you. Maybe you're dipping your toe back in dating waters and want to swim slowly. You'll discover Jewish men and Jewish women in St. Louis and beyond who can relate to that feeling. JDate isn't your bubby's matchmaking! Our easy, but thorough profile creation process is designed to zero in on what makes you unique so you'll inspire like-minded matches.
Dating should be fun and rewarding, so we offer you the latest expert tips and advice. If you have questions, our customer service is the best in the biz. We're with you every step of your online dating expedition!
"A few weeks after using JDate and not having any luck, I received a funny message from Jonathan. We went on our first date a week later and have been inseparable ever since. "
Jonathan had recently moved to St. Louis to take a fellowship and decided to use JDate to meet some new Jewish friends in the area. I, on the other hand, was quite skeptical when I signed up and realized that I knew a lot of the JDaters® in my area.
A few weeks after using JDate and not having any luck, I received a funny message from Jonathan (he even mentioned he was a year older than my requested age range, which immediately made me smile). We went on our first date a week later and have been inseparable ever since.
We have recently moved in together and are planning a June 2013 wedding. Without JDate, I may never have found my "other half." We could not be more appreciative!


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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code S52.26
Segmental fracture of shaft of ulna
Diagnosis Code S52.26
Short Description: Segmental fracture of shaft of ulna
Long Description: Segmental fracture of shaft of ulna
This is the 2017 version of the ICD-10-CM diagnosis code S52.26
Not Valid for Submission
The code S52.26 is a "header" and not valid for submission for HIPAA-covered transactions.
Code Classification
Injury, poisoning and certain other consequences of external causes (S00–T98)
Injuries to the elbow and forearm (S50-S59)
- Fracture of forearm (S52)
- Injuries to the elbow and forearm (S50-S59)
Information for Patients
Arm Injuries and Disorders
Of the 206 bones in your body, 3 of them are in your arm; the humerus, radius and ulna. Your arms are also made up of muscles, joints, tendons and other connective tissue. Injuries to any of these parts of the arm can occur during sports, a fall or an accident.
Types of arm injuries include
- Tendinitis and bursitis
- Sprains
- Dislocations
- Broken bones
Some nerve problems, arthritis, or cancers can affect the entire arm and cause pain, spasms, swelling and trouble moving. You may also have problems or injure specific parts of your arm, such as your hand, wrist, elbow or shoulder.
- Arm CT scan
- Brachial plexopathy
- Radial head fracture - aftercare
- Radial nerve dysfunction
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Also called: Broken bone
A fracture is a break, usually in a bone. If the broken bone punctures the skin, it is called an open or compound fracture. Fractures commonly happen because of car accidents, falls, or sports injuries. Other causes are low bone density and osteoporosis, which cause weakening of the bones. Overuse can cause stress fractures, which are very small cracks in the bone.
Symptoms of a fracture are
- Intense pain
- Deformity - the limb looks out of place
- Swelling, bruising, or tenderness around the injury
- Numbness and tingling
- Problems moving a limb
You need to get medical care right away for any fracture. An x-ray can tell if your bone is broken. You may need to wear a cast or splint. Sometimes you need surgery to put in plates, pins or screws to keep the bone in place.
- Ankle fracture - aftercare
- Broken bone
- Broken collarbone - aftercare
- Closed reduction of a fractured bone
- Closed reduction of a fractured bone - aftercare
- Hand fracture - aftercare
- Metatarsal fracture (acute) - aftercare
- Metatarsal stress fractures - aftercare
- Radial head fracture - aftercare
- What Are Growth Plate Injuries? - NIH (National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases)
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I uttered a few groans, which Spellman repeated with considerably more vigour.
I did not repeat to Spellman what Mr Johnson had said of him.
Dr. Spellman and his wife returned to the bungalow on the day succeeding Jacks mishap.
Mr Johnson was steering, and Spellman was the midshipman in her.
Mr. Spellman appeared, a smooth-shaven man of indefinite age, with dark shadows in the face, and cadaverous.
The next morning, when we were all awake, I asked Spellman how he felt.
Suddenly Doctor Spellman raised his hand and an instant hush fell upon all.
For the moment, Doctor Spellman was the professional expert.
But Spellman had something to say before he died, and he said it to Walt Lampson.
"Spellman was careless," said the gray-haired man impatiently.


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Health Professions Fair
The Clarkson University Career Center and the School of Arts and Sciences Health Professions' Committee are pleased to invite area students to attend our Health Professions Event, held on Wednesday, November 7, 2012. Medical/Graduate School representatives, professional organizations, and affiliated and practicing professionals will convene to offer information and options to students interested in entering health related careers.
We offer students, Medical/Graduate Schools, professional organizations and practicing profesionals an opportunity to engage with professionals throughout their visit, as you can see from the day's schedule below. Tables in our Student Center will allow all afternoon access to specific professional/graduate school or volunteer opportunities, while the panel sessions encourage a more universal information exchange.
2:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Upper Level, Student Center
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm: Admission Requirements for Professional Graduate Programs Panel (MPR B)
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm: Patient Care Experience Opportunities Panel (MPR C)
5:30 pm - 6:30 pm: Health Care Options I (MPR C)
6:45 pm - 7:50 pm: Health Care OPtions II (MPR C)
Fair and Panel participants include:
Canton-Potsdam Hospital Volunteer Department
Health Services of Northern New York, Inc. (medical aide training and paid positions)
Reachout of St. Lawrence County, Inc. (volunteer positions)
SUNY Canton EMT Training Program (EMT training/ certification)
United Helpers (volunteering, medical aide training and paid positions)
Northern Area Health Education Center (NAHEC) (volunteer placement)
Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Clarkson University Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) Program
Clarkson University Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies (MSPAS) Program
Kaplan Test Prep – MCAT/GRE courses
New York Chiropractic College
New York College of Podiatric Medicine
Union Graduate College - MBA in Health Administration, joint MBA/MD; MS in Bioethics
SUNY Upstate Medical University – MD, Public Health, Allied Health
US Army Medical Corp. - paid health professions education
Panels with local MD, DO, PA, PT, NP, clinical Psych, Dentistry, Chiropractic, Health Administration, Optometry, Podiatry and Pharmacy practitioners.
Relevant Topic: Information Session on Scholarship Programs for Graduate level Medical and other health care degrees
Tuesday, November 6, 2012 from 5:00 - 6:00 pm in the Career Center Conference Room
Following is the link to the Campus map, http://www.clarkson.edu/about/clarkson_map.pdf . All students from the Associated Colleges are invited to join us for this new event as well and may park in the Townhouse Apartments Parking area.


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Oneiric Review
Oneiric Ocelot Review
- Oneiric uses a version of KDE that is extremely powerful and flexible. Greater complexity and flexibility requires even more tweaking, though, and to get Oneiric to run on my 3 year old computer required every trick I knew. Lucid was easy to install, in comparison, but some of the packages from Lucid are no longer powerful enough for my purposes, and piecemeal upgrades did not work, so I was forced to upgrade to Oneiric.
Do I recommend the effort? Yes. A lot of programs that I used (such as Thunderbird with Engimail and Lightning Calendar are examples, but there are many others) are now updated for Oneiric 64-bit and installed and integrated easily for me using the Muon Software Package Manager. (It was not that easy to keep them up-to-date in Lucid.) I am now completely converted to Oneiric and won't revert. An interesting effect is that although the system ran slowly during the installation and tweaking process, once I had a stable system, it ran much faster (as fast as Lucid). I think that has to do with the storage of variables by the operating system to make it more efficient from startup to startup.
Below are the steps I took (to get my computer to run Oneiric). Hopefully you don't need as many as I needed.
Installation steps
I already have a Kubuntu Lucid installation, and I left it on its own partition while I installed Oneiric. Lucid would not upgrade directly to Oneiric (given the number of packages I use and the many library incompatibilites that occur during upgrades). I needed to accomplish many steps while logged into Lucid to get Oneiric to run, anyway.
- Using GParted in Lucid, I created a blank partition with enough space for a new OS (mimimum 25-30 Gb). If there is not an independent /home partition for user files, then the partition should be much larger.
- I downloaded Ubuntu Server 11.10 for CD (or USB). I use a 64-bit version, although, believe it or not, there are still a few programs out there that only use 32-bit. I use a server version for 2 reasons: 1) I also do "headless" server installations from time to time, and it is worthwhile to troubleshoot server installation without a GUI first, and 2) it is faster and more efficient to install a server without a desktop. A server installation takes me less than 15 minutes (compared to a desktop installation, which can take around 2 hours).
- I installed Ubuntu Server to its freshly created partition. I only install a minimal version (without any added packages or tasks, in the interest of speed). I NEVER install Grub to the Master Boot Record. Grub2 is a pain and requires a complete OS in order to function! My computers all have Grub Legacy in a standalone boot partition, since Grub Legacy does not require an OS to function and can chainload the bootloader of every type of OS. In contrast, if the Ubuntu server installation gets screwed up, so does Grub2, and then you can't boot the computer. I DO install Grub2 to the partition in which the Ubuntu server is installed (so that Grub2 manages the bootup for the Ubuntu OS in that partition only). For example, if the Ubuntu OS is installed to /dev/sda6, I install Grub2 to /dev/sda6 only (and NOT to the Master Boot Record).
- After finishing the installation, the computer rebooted and I received a "FREQUENCY OUT OF RANGE" error for my graphics card / monitor. My computer has an integrated Intel graphics card, and for the last few kernels Intel graphics cards have not automatically been supported during installation. I used BOTH this solution (regarding i915.modeset=0) AND this solution (regarding GRUB_GFXMODE=1024x768) by logging into my Lucid installation and editing the /etc/default/grub file in the new Oneiric partition that way. At the same time, I adjust the GRUB-TIMEOUT=1 since I won't be using the Grub2 menu for anything, and a 1 second menu display is more than enough.
- I should note that while logged into the Lucid OS, I also adjusted my /boot partition's Grub Legacy config file, /boot/grub/menu.lst, so that I could chainload the Grub2 bootloader stored in the new partition. Now when I rebooted the FREQUENCY OUT OF RANGE error flashes several times but then (with patience) it booted to the command line anyway. I logged into the server and immediately updated Grub2 to reflect the config changes I made (sudo update-grub). Then when I rebooted again there were no more errors.
- While logged in at the server command line the first time I personally like to set a password for the root user using sudo passwd root (so that someone else who might logs into the computer later can't do it instead).
- I update and upgrade the server (sudo apt-get update and sudo apt-get upgrade) to make sure all the server components are current. Then I finally add the Kubuntu desktop (sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop). When I reboot I have a fully functional Kubuntu system.
- The KDE desktop used in Oneiric has some new idiosyncracies. You can now establish different types of desktops (called "Activities") depending on the purpose of your computer. This is actually pretty cool, especially for mobile or "kiosk" devices. You can establish an Activity optimised to display slides or movies on the desktop (in fact, there is a pre-designed Activity for this purpose). One thing that annoyed me, though, was that the upper-right "Cashew" has the name of the Activity showing. However, if the widgets are un-locked, the Cashew can be slid over to the right and the name of the activity will be hidden that way.
- There are a lot of customisations to the desktop that can be done at this juncture, and I won't go into them. I happen to like Deja Sans for my default font (Settings -> System Settings -> Application Appearance -> Fonts -> Adjust All Fonts), and set that right away. I also turn off all the advanced (Settings -> System Settings -> Desktop Effects) until my system is tuned, since they slow down things considerably. I don't use a modem or bluetooth, so I remove both these modules (sudo apt-get remove modemmanager and sudo apt-get remove bluedevil), since I haven't found an effective way to disable them in the settings.
- I happen to dislike Network Manager and uninstalled it through the Muon Software center. My wired interface is more reliable without it, and I prefer Wicd for wireless computers. I then edited the /etc/network/interfaces for my static IP address and /etc/resolv.conf to set my desired nameservers (since I don't use my ISP's nameservers for privacy reasons).
- I still use Firestarter, simply because it is easier for me to turn off and on depending on my task. However, Firestarter uses an old logging system and the newer kernels have changed logging systems. To accommodate Firestarter (and other older programs that still use the old logs), I used the solution here to tweak the logging system to accept the old style of logs. Then Firestarter didn't complain about the logs any longer.
- I did some final tweaking of my Grub2. I happen to like the graphics included with grub2-splashimages (esepcially the plasma-lamp Tesla coil), and installed one using this suggestion. At the same time I secured Grub2 using this suggestion. I then updated Grub2 (sudo update-grub).
- Finally I started installing apps. Firefox has changed a good deal, since Mozilla has been redesigning it to be more suitable for tablets. It takes a good deal of customisation, and I have added two steps two my usual tweaking: a Bookmark / Favicon Changer and turning off the annoying SSL certificate name in the address bar. I still use AdBlock Plus and Noscript and DownloadHelper routinely, but have to be careful about the settings, since AdBlock and NoScript now try to "whitelist" a range of sites and "allow non-intrusive advertising" unless you turn off the behavior.
- Installed cdrtools' cdrecord v3.0 so that large data-volumes (> 4 GB) could be written to DVD. (I can't believe the cdrkit vs. cdrtools war has been going on for years!) See this section.
- Once everything is set up, Oneiric initially ran a bit more slowly than Lucid did. I even installed Bootup Manager (sudo apt-get install bum) to turn off some programs I did not wish to automatically start at boot, but this did not help appreciably at first. However, after a few reboots, i guess the configuration changes were stored and the system actually was faster!
- I then installed my apps. The system now works for me better than Lucid, with almost all the same programs, but updated versions. YMMV. Good luck.
- Since approximately October 2011 updates, k3b has not worked for me when burning DVDs larger than 3.7 Gb. (This has something to do with the utilities used to record large-data DVDs, and k3b has now removed the ability to customise the utilities.) This is a serious limitation for me (and I have filed several bug reports) but it has not been fixed over many months (that I can see). This is a serious unpatched problem and cripples Oneiric Ocelot, IMO. This is the single biggest problem with this version of Kubuntu and I have gone back to Lucid Lynx for any function that involves writing to DVDs.


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Back in 1947, Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo captivated audiences with "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," and on December 25th, Ben Stiller and Kristen Wiig will give the story a fresh reboot.
In the newly-released trailer, the "Meet the Parents" star plays a writer at LIFE magazine who goes on a wondrous journey in order to save his own job and that of Wiig's character, whom he secretly loves.
It's coming to theaters on December 25th and "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" has just unveiled the first teaser trailer.
The sure-to-be-awesome flick boasts a killer cast that includes Sean Penn, Kristen Wiig, Adam Scott, Kathryn Hahn, and Shirley MacLaine, making for a well-rounded and varied ensemble.
Putting up numbers that private networks would kill for, the PBS-hit "Downton Abbey's" season premiere brought in a whopping 7.9 million viewers.
With the steadily growing buzz from last season, this year's opening was 96-ercent higher than last season's, beating out all other networks except CBS.
Supporting the cause to find a cure for diabetes, a full slate of stars turned up for the 26th Anniversary Carousel Of Hope Ball in Beverly Hills, CA on Saturday night (October 20).
Held at the iconic Beverly Hilton Hotel, George Clooney was joined by girlfriend Stacy Keibler as he was recognized for his efforts in advocating various humanitarian causes by being doted with the Brass Ring Award.
Considered America's highest honor for a career in film, Shirley MacLaine was presented as the 40th recipient of the AFI Life Achievement Award during a Culver City, California ceremony on Thursday night (June 7).


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|Psalms Psalm 91
Book 1
Psalm 1
Psalm 2
Psalm 3
Psalm 4
Psalm 5
Psalm 6
Psalm 7
Psalm 8
Psalms 9 and 10
Psalm 11
Psalm 12
Psalm 13
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Psalm 31
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Psalm 90
Psalm 91
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Psalm 150
Messiah with Israel in the place of trust: the channel for blessing on earth
We have now (Psalm 91) another most important principle introduced; Messiah's taking His place with Israel, the place of trust in Jehovah, so as to afford the channel for the full blessing of the people. Three names of Elohim (God) come before us in this psalm: one that by which He was in relationship with Abraham, the Almighty; another which Abraham through the testimony of Melchisedec may have known prophetically, the millennial title of Elohim when He takes His full title over the earth (compare Gen. 14: 18-20), the Most High. Both, as all the names of God, have their proper meaning: one complete power; the other absolute supremacy. The question then arises, Who is the God who has this place? Who is this supreme God over all to the earth? Who shall find His secret place to dwell in? He who has found this shall be completely protected by almighty power. Messiah (Jesus) says, I will take the God of Israel as that place, Jehovah. In verses 3-8 we have the answer. Doubtless it is true of every godly Israelite, and they are in view, but led by the Spirit of Jesus, the one perfect faithful One who took this place indeed.
In verse 9 I apprehend Israel speaks (that is, the Spirit personifying Israel addressing Messiah): "Because thou hast taken Jehovah, which is my refuge, ... as thy habitation," almighty power shall guard thee. This continues to verse 13. In verse 14 Jehovah Himself speaks of Him as the One who has set His love upon Him. The form of the psalm is striking. The Spirit of God proposes the problem. He who finds the secret place of the supreme God (of the millennium) will have all the full blessing of Abraham's God, the Almighty. Messiah says, I take Jehovah the God of Israel. Then the answer; so it was and He (v. 3-8) would enjoy the fruit of it. In verse 9 Israel speaks and declares by the Spirit He would have the blessings. In verse 14 Jehovah sets His seal on all this, and the solver of the great riddle of God will find the full blessing of Jehovah, on whom He had set His love, whose name He had known even Jehovah the God of Israel. It is a very interesting psalm in this way. But we have to remark that all is viewed on earth, the character of God in all respects. How Christ, as a present thing, relinquished the title to deliverance flowing from this, for perfect obedience, trusting His Father absolutely, belongs to deeper views of the purposes of God and of the paths of the blessed One Himself. Satan would have just used this to take Him out of the path of obedience, and into that of distrust and His own will: blessed be God, in vain, as we know. The sure mercies of David were to be in an obedient and risen One this point is treated in a psalm of unexampled beauty farther on and thus deeper blessings and higher glories brought out. But He who went in that perfect path of submission, has not the less made good all the fruit of all that is here, for those who shall walk after Him in the place of this trust in Jehovah upon earth. This principle we see indeed, in various forms, all through the Psalms. Indeed the atonement of Christ was needed, which implied His resigning personally this blessing, in order that others might walk in that path in which He could personally walk, of course, without it. Psalm 21 gives a divine revelation as to the way in which the promise of life was fulfilled to the Lord.Synopsis by John Darby


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Mines Board of Trustees elects chairman
GOLDEN, Colo., June 17, 2008 – The Colorado School of Mines Board of Trustees recently elected trustee Michael Nyikos to serve as chairman of the board through Dec. 31, 2010.
Nyikos initially was appointed to Board of Trustees in 2002 and was reappointed in 2006. He previously served as vice president and president of the Board.
He is a consultant to public agencies and private business in legislative affairs, education, human resources, and management, and has served as a congressional campaign consultant. Previously, Nyikos served as the Vice President of Institutional Advancement at Mesa State College in Grand Junction, Colo., Vice President of Student Affairs and External Relations at Colorado School of Mines and the Dean of Student Affairs at Ft. Lewis College in Durango, Colo.
A graduate of New Mexico Highlands University, he also holds a master's degree and Ph.D. from the University of Michigan, where he also served as assistant director of student services.
The board also elected trustees L. Roger Hutson '82 as vice chairman and Terrance G. Tschatschula as secretary.
Founded in 1874, Colorado School of Mines was established to serve the needs of the local mining industry. Today, the School has an international reputation for excellence in both engineering education and the applied sciences with special expertise in the development and stewardship of the Earth's resources. For more information about Colorado School of Mines, visit www.mines.edu.


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Paragon Software Group Releases Diverse Line of 50 Feature-Rich Bilingual "Talking" Dictionaries from Berlitz, Langenscheidt and Mondadori Publishing Houses for MS Windows Desktop Computers
Series Includes Professional, Standard and Basic Editions in Thirteen World Languages
FREIBURG, Germany – May, 2011 – Paragon Software Group, a leading developer of multi-platform software applications for mobiles and computers, announces the release of an extensive line of new multifunctional "talking" bilingual dictionaries for Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP desktop computers. Authoritative dictionary content in thirteen world languages from three of the world's leading language reference publishers – Berlitz Publishing, the Langenscheidt Publishing Group and the Mondadori Group – and Paragon's high-performance program shell combine to turn desktop PCs into indispensable instruments for effective learning and translation. Install a dictionary of your choice to your PC to immediately begin translating words or phrases, testing word knowledge with the Flash Card Quiz or listening to authentic pronunciations recorded by native speakers.
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Tornados take sixth at 2011 USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National ChampionshipsOctober 31, 2011
Weisenfluh takes bronze in Dual Slalom on final day of competition
Angel Fire, N.M. - The Tornados closed out the 2011 USA Cycling Collegiate Mountain Bike National Championships on Sunday morning, taking on the treacherous Dual Slalom Course and Kate Weisenfluh again found precious metal, taking bronze in the Women's event as Brevard finished up the weekend at the Angel Fire Bike Park.
Brevard rallied over the final day, improving by two spots on the team omnium as the Tornados finished sixth overall in the standings, recording 357 points. Union College ended the Brevard reign, finishing on top to take the 2011 National Championship.
The quarter-mile course was frozen over in the morning, but as the riders took the course and the sun warmed up, mud became an issue for the cyclists as it caked the bikes as they went around the track.
Weisenfluh topped off her spectacular 2011 season finishing the course third overall to receive the bronze medal and her team-leading second podium finish on the weekend, while Morgan Sykes was unable to finish on the course.
On the men's side, the Tornados had their strongest finish of the weekend as Thomas Bagnal and Mac Banner both finished in the top 10, with Bagnal placing seventh and Banner eighth to pace the BC men. Trey Cassell finished four spots back in 12th overall, while Asher Blackmore took 23rd as the BC men took the second most points overall on the day, recording 83 points to the team omnium standings. Kody Adams, like Sykes, was unable to finish to round out the group in their first national event under Coach Brian Sheedy.
Brevard returns home and will start preparations for the 2012 Road portion of the cycling season, with the first event yet to be set on the Southeastern Collegiate Cycling Conference calendar.


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The 5th Annual New Orleans Seafood Festival was held this past weekend at Lafayette Square. Many New Orleans restaurants participated in this event, including Saltwater Grill, Mr. B's Bistro, and Remoulade. Everyone was invited to kick back and enjoy free live music while noshing their way from one food booth to the next. Folks are already anticipating next year's festival.
It's important to remember that outstanding seafood is available twelve months a year in New Orleans, not only during the New Orleans Seafood Festival. Once here, visitors may dine in some of the best restaurants in the country. If your mouth has started to water as you read this, book a room in one of our member New Orleans Bed and Breakfasts, and get ready to eat.
A few favorite New Orleans restaurants:
- Cafe Minh. The best of Vietnamese and Creole cuisines. Try the bouillabaisse with Vietnamese vermicelli.
- Galatoire's. You can't call ahead for a reservation, but it's worth standing in line to taste Crabmeat Sardou.
- Vizard's. Eat here while you can, for executive chef Kevin Vizard has a tendency to open and close restaurants the way most of us open and close doors. Try the Oysters Mancuso – fried oysters, toast, claw crabmeat, green onion, and oyster deem. Mmmm.
- Commander's Palace. A Garden District treasure, this restaurant has been a New Orleans favorite since 1880. These days, 90% of the ingredients come from within 100 miles of the restaurants. Try the Soft Shell Crab Bisque or Turtle Soup (technically not a seafood, but turtles do swim).
- Mr. B's Bistro. Try the dark, flavorful gumbo and the famous barbecued shrimp. The menu changes with the seasons.
This is far from an exhaustive list, and guests should not hesitate to ask innkeepers of their New Orleans Bed and Breakfast for dining suggestions. Bon appetit!


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In addition to these events, The Museum offers daily docent tours of the current and permanent collections.
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The popular Art in the Afternoon is held at the Museum every Saturday from 2 - 4 PM and is presented by the City of Albuquerque Cultural Services. Every week features a different performance group in the Museum atrium. Join us for live music, food, and free admission.


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29th August 2012 03:27 PM #1
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swollen thighs after vaccine
Hi. I am a bit worried because my 2 month old baby just had the second doses of his vaccines for DPT and OPV. After 3 days, we noticed that the injection site is a bit hardened and beside it is like a swollen one. It has a red circle on it and most likely a bit hard than usual. We went to his pedia and she told us to warm compress the site. Isnt it a cold compress? The injection site is warm, by the way. I am not really sure if it was an insect bite, but it is really there until now. The vaccine was injected last week.
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Swollen lumps are pretty common following vaccines, especially DTP. I have heard some families report that they stuck around for months, though I do not think that is normal. I believe warm compresses are the solution (though I may be wrong, I have never experienced this myself).
Is the baby able to walk/move freely? Is he running fever?
5th September 2012 03:59 PM #3
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Thank you for the reply. The baby didn't have any fever after the first day. However, that thigh is swollen.Yes, he can move freely as well. It is just having like a hemorrhage at his thighs.
27th January 2013 12:15 PM #4buderimosteopathGuest
Its quite a common issue and usually subsides fairly quickly - just the body doing its job!


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Nā Pua Mōhala. The seeds of Hawaiian culture, music, and hula have been sown across the world and after years of careful tending, we are now experiencing the blossoming of those buds as Hawaiian music and arts gain global popularity, A shining example of this cultivation is the exponential growth of hula and Hawaiian music in Japan. The appreciation that the Japanese have shown for Hawaiian music and hula has grown such that there are hundreds of Japanese Hawaiian music bands and more hula dancers per capita than anywhere in the world!
In 2012, the Japanese Hawaiian music band, Kaulana with their album, "'Ohana", became the only international group in history to win a coveted Na Hoku Hanohano award. Two years later, they've collaborated with multi Na Hoku Hanohano award winners, Kupaoa on this unique, first-of-its-kind project. This collection of 12 original Hawaiian songs include the title track, Nā Pua Mōhala, a Hawaiian translation of the beloved Japanese anthem, Hana Wa Saku, and a new Hawaiian translation of the international favorite, Sukiyaki.


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IT'S past time to tell the truth about the state of the world's coral reefs, the nurseries of tropical coastal fish stocks.
They have become zombie ecosystems, neither dead nor truly alive in any functional sense, and on a trajectory to collapse within a human generation.
There will be remnants here and there, but the global coral reef ecosystem — with its storehouse of biodiversity and fisheries supporting millions of the world's poor — will cease to be.
Overfishing, ocean acidification and pollution are pushing coral reefs into oblivion. Each of those forces alone is fully capable of causing the global collapse of coral reefs; together, they assure it.
The scientific evidence for this is compelling and unequivocal, but there seems to be a collective reluctance to accept the logical conclusion — that there is no hope of saving the global coral reef ecosystem.


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NewYork-Presbyterian Hudson Valley Hospital offers caregiver workshops throughout the year. Below is a description of some of the frequently repeated workshops. For dates and time, consult our website calendar. All Wellness Workshops are held next door to the Hospital at the Dempsey House, 1992 Crompond Road, Cortlandt Manor, NY.
1. Caregiver Wellness Workshops
Open to caregivers of loved ones with chronic illnesses. Each session begins with an open forum where participants share updates on their experience, insight and information. The focus of the session then shifts to the experiencing of various holistic modalities available for managing stress, learning new skills and enjoyable activities as a form of respite.
2. Bereavement Support Group
A program of Hospice Care of Westchester and Putnam Counties, this program provides a comforting, supportive environment and opportunity to bond, share feelings and learn techniques for dealing with grief. Call: (914) 666-4228 ext.492 to register or learn more
Check out our calendar for dates on the programs and classes the hospital has to offer or call (914) 734-3557 for more information.


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Report: Tattoo parlor to face fine over allowing Justin Bieber to tattoo
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Apparently two-thousand dollars is a small price to pay for having one of the world's biggest pop stars give you a tattoo. According to the New York "Daily News," the New York City Health Department isn't happy with Justin Bieber after he decided to pick up the needle at a tattoo parlor there last June.
The star tattooed the word "Swaggy" on the leg of his friend and tattoo artist Bang Bang.
Now, his shop could be facing a two-thousand dollar fine for allowing Bieber to use the gun, as he's not licensed by the state.
Bang Bang, whose real name is Keith McCurdy, is also the preferred tattoo artist of other celebrities like Rihanna, Katy Perry and Chris Brown. In fact, he ran into the same issue back in 2009, when he allowed Rihanna to tattoo the letter "R" onto him and two other artists who work at his shop.
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Evoke Old World charm with regionally inspired styling. The Rustic Collection recreates natural beauty to suit home styles from the lively Southwest to the ornate European. It blends the casual elegance of authentic rustic wood grains with all the benefits of fiberglass, thanks to AccuGrain technology. And, with Classic-Craft, you get more. Every detail — from wider glass to heavier construction — creates a more premium entryway.
Transom is available with different features. The table below breaks down the various product options by size and available features. You should work with an authorized Therma-Tru dealer and/or your builder to determine the best option for your home based on environment and region of the country.
*Grilles may not be available for all door collections. Please check with your dealer or distributor for availability.
*Note: Glass privacy ratings are determined by the ½ lite size glass. As a result, the amount of privacy/glass transparency may be more or less than indicated by the privacy rating, based on glass design and the size of the glass that's inserted into the door, sidelite or transom. Glass design may differ from depiction due to size of glass. Please consult your Therma-Tru dealer for more details.


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Veteran and revered Irish fighter Greg Loughran makes a comeback to Cage Warriors tomorrow night in Wales.
He told Harry Williams his confidence is back - this could well be fight of the night!
Ive watched Tims last fight with Curt Warburton. He showed a lot of heart and had his chances late on. Everyone can be finished. All it takes is one mistake.
I think experience is very important. Ive been in every possible scenario of a fight, so this is a massive advantage to me.


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Foldable Tables
Folding tables certainly do not fold under pressure. Rather, they stand up to continuous use in both casual and professional environments then easily fold away in storage when events are finished. Folding tables are convenient, durable and attractive. Constructed of a durable metal frame with an aluminum edging on the table top, Maywood, Midas Even Supply, and National Public Seating tables are a highlight of the table selection at Elite Restaurant Equipment
G & A Seating SF3636 - Solid Folding Table (12 per Case)
List Price: $3,021.17
Our Price: $1,787.68
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The 150W Harbinger APS12 is a 12", 2-way, powered PA speaker system with full-range response that makes it ideal for vocals and acoustic performances. The Harbinger APS12 is equipped with a 12" woofer with a 1-3/8" compression driver, 3-channel mic/line mixer, 2 mic/line input channels with individual balanced and unbalanced connections, 1 dual RCA/single XLR line input for playback devices, and much more.
- 2-way, full-range powered speaker with 12" woofer and a 1-3/8" compression driver
- 150W RMS, convection-cooled, Class A/B amplifier
- 3-channel mic/line mixer
- 2 mic/line input channels with individual balanced and unbalanced connections
- 1 dual RCA/Single XLR line input for playback devices such as MP3, CD players, and more
- 5-band graphic EQ
- Individual balanced and unbalanced line outputs for connecting other powered speakers
- Built-in stand mount
APS12 12" Powered PA Speaker Specifications:
- Frequency response (-3dB): 45Hz-20kHz
Frequency Range (-6dB): 40Hz-20kHz
Max SPL Long-term@1m: 97dB
Max SPL Peak@1m: 119dB
Crossover: email@example.com (passive)
Mic Input:
Input Type: 2 bal. XLR & bal. 1/4"
Input Impedance: 3kÎ
Input Sensitivity: -46dBu
Line Input:
Input Type: bal. XLR/bal. RCA
Input Impedance: 10kÎ
Input Sensitivity: -26dBu
Type: 5-band Graphic Equalizer
Frequency: 250Hz/750Hz/2kHz/6kHz/12kHz
Equalize Range: ±12dB
Power Amplifer:
Rated Output Power: 135W
Max Output Power: 150W
Power Supply: 110V/120V 50/60Hz
Max Power Consumption: 207VA
Rated THD: <0.5%(20Hz-20kHz)
Frequency response: +1/-2dB (20Hz-20kHz)
Cooling: Convection Extrusion
Design: Class A/B
Dimensions (H x W x D): 25-13/16"x 16-13/16"x 13"
Weight 35.9 lb.
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I own a pair of APS12s. Absolutely LOVE them. Fantastic sound quality and unbelievable feedback rejection. Unquestionably, I would buy them again.
That being said, I (very possibly thru my own fault) had the 12" woofer in 1 of them fail at rehearsal with a gig in 5 days. Called Harbinger. No questions asked, they shipped a replacement woofer 2nd day at their expense. Problem solved!!!
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'I believe an NHL under a salary cap will benefit fans. In the short term there will be a number of exciting changes, the most likely of which seems to be an entry draft lottery. The NHL will try to crack down on obstruction but as always this effort will be short lived and halfway through the season the crack down will be over. I believe the only lasting changes will be a salary cap linked to league revenues, smaller goalie equipment, and a lowered eligibilty age for unrestricted free agents.'
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What you are seeing is the cocoa butter separating out from the chocolate. To prevent this, you would need to temper the chocolate - tempering involves slowly raising and lowering the temperature of melted chocolate while constantly stirring which causes the structure of the large cocoa-butter crystals in the chocolate to repeatedly break and then reform, making it more stable. To make candy-making easier, we recommend you use Candy Melts® or other confectionary coating. These are formulated specifically so that they don't separate, and the resulting candy is nice and shiny and hard.


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For all of you asking about them.
If you know of legals walls in the new york/queens/long island area - submit them and we'll put em on the map.
somebody Do up a legal wall map for canada
mad props if u do
you can submit canadian walls on this one.
there's a couple on there already... 2 in ottowa and 1 in toronto
very helpful...but Battlecreek is far away from me... <_<
How much can a woodchuck chuck?
meh i fucking hate legal walls for the fat of toys having no thought into the piece they spray over. eg. i saw some prick chrome throwie over a newly sprayed kelzo piece fucking well annoying
Lah, lah, lah!
Fly, fly keep ur hands on the ground if your feet arent.
Post any spots in Sacramento, CA if anyone knows of any plz.

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 no. wrong. completely completely wrong. thats like people who say condoms shouldnt be sold to kids. honestly, think abt this. the logic is, they shouldnt need it, shouldnt have sex. but the fact is, there gonna, so they mind as well be protected while theyre at it. same as there gonna try to fuck with etch and such. so better to distribute knowledge freely and help prevent fingers from being melted off and such, and not act the way that im sure you have once accused our government as improperly acting, withholding information on a need to know basis.

well said....why do summa u aholes come on2 forums just 2 deny noobs of information and 2 constantly start lil online bitch fites? get over urselves (im not aiming this at ne particular person, all forums have ppl like that)
Thanks for this, I had no idea there were legal walls in my area until now.
me and my brother spent an hour looking for the one in salt lake if anyone can help itd be much appercited
no love for atlanta??? damn somone helo me an tell me wheres one i think i knknow where 2 are but w/e pst for ATLANTA
none in chicago? i pretty sure there theres some shit over here though.
oh, haha. im blind
none in san diego??DAMN :angry:
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anyone in charlesotn, South Carolina area know of any legal walls?
haha,i gotta check out that wall in chicago.......sticky the thread?
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That sucks none in New Mexico oh well i guess i'll have to stick to the illegal shit
Closet one to me is in jersey...o well i guess trains and rooftops will have to do for now


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LANCASTER, PA – Armstrong Ceilings has created an interactive Environmental Impact Calculator on its Web site to demonstrate the difference that recycling old ceiling tiles can make.
By simply entering the number of square feet of ceilings to be recycled, visitors are able to view the environmental impact, including the pounds of waste diverted from landfills, tons of virgin raw materials saved, kilowatt hours of energy saved, gallons of potable water saved, and kilograms of CO2 equivalent greenhouse gases avoided.
The Calculator can also display the impact in terms of everyday analogies, such as the number of tires diverted from landfills, pounds of carry-on luggage not carried on, months of electricity needed to power a home, loads of laundry not washed, and miles not driven.
An Alternative to Landfill Disposal
Armstrong introduced the industry's first ceiling recycling program in 1999. Since that time, the company, working in conjunction with its customers, has recycled more than 80,000,000 square feet of discarded ceiling tiles. This represents more than 11,000 dumpsters full of construction waste that would have normally been taken to landfills.
The closed-loop program enables building owners to ship ceilings from renovation projects to an Armstrong ceiling plant as an alternative to landfill disposal. As part of the program, the company even pays freight costs for shipping the old ceilings, which it uses as raw materials in the manufacture of new ceilings.
To access the Environmental Impact Calculator, visit www.armstrong.com/impactcalculator.
To obtain more information on the Ceiling Recycling Program, visit www.armstrong.com/recycling.
Armstrong World Industries Inc. is a global leader in the design and manufacture of floors, ceilings and cabinets. Based in Lancaster, PA, Armstrong operates 37 plants in nine countries and has 11,000 employees. For more information, go to www.armstrong.com.


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The Border Community producer talks at length about making music with a modular synth.
WMC got bigger this year. So did we.
The Scottish producer is unrepentantly old school in his music and views. RA's Nick Connellan chats with him around the release of his new album.
The David Foster Wallace-addicted DJ and producer talks LSD therapy, his upcoming album and more.
RA speaks separately to electronic pioneers Vince Clarke and Martin Gore about their new project.


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With over 35 years of experienced personnel providing Sherman Oaks, we've built a reputation for quality work with each satisfied customer. As we've grown, we've been careful not to compromise our commitment to quality. And, our sense of pride is apparent in every project we complete. Our quality craftsmanship will satisfy the most discriminating tastes and our affordable pricing will surprise even the most frugal budget. Our one on one service is our dedication to your vision. We give you our thoughts and suggestions, listen to all of your needs, and together it will be the remodeling project you always dreamed of.
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