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PRINEVILLE — Justine Bryant's high-school career couldn't have started any sweeter than it did last Friday at Crook County.
The freshman striker scored her first varsity goal — also the Hood River Valley's first goal of the season — a mere 30 seconds into the first half as the Eagles went on to defeat the Cowgirls by a score of 4-0.
"What a way to start the season, let alone a high-school career," said coach Sue Farro. "I don't even know how it happened. All of a sudden, I look up and it's 1-0."
It didn't take long for Bryant to get her second goal either. After junior Katie Flory put the Eagles up 2-0 midway through the first half, Bryant sprinted through the goal box with one minute remaining to put HRV up 3-0.
Senior Acer Lopez notched the final goal of the day with roughly one minute remaining in the game.
"I'm very pleased with how the first game went," Farro said. "Crook County is a better team than last year, and we still dominated most of the way. I was happy to see us play so well over the weekend, and I hope we can keep it up against Redmond."
HRV will take on the Panthers Thursday in Redmond, and Farro wants to be sure her team comes away with a win since Redmond will be battling for one of the four Intermountain Conference playoff spots.
"That is one team we have to beat," she said. "We'll have our work cut out for us, but if we play like we did over the weekend, we should come out on top."
The Eagles followed up Friday's win at Crook County with a three-game jamboree at Aloha High School on Saturday. Scores for the three mini games were 0-0 versus Aloha, 2-0 versus Reynolds, and 0-1 versus Grant.
Farro said she was surprised at how tenacious her team was against a well-polished team like Grant, and believes that experience will help her team against the top IMC squads.
"We showed great heart and true grit the entire game against a very good team," Farro said. "We were also able to try some people at new positions, which showed us what we have to work with."
Senior Lisa Tedford, the starting sweeper, moved into a center midfield role, while freshman Jessica Ostler moved into the sweeper position.
Sophomore Rose Brunk also saw some time in the net after starter Rochelle Friend injured her back during warmups.
"We're a little banged up, but it's nothing serious yet," Farro said.
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text: When Tah-Shai Jenkins talks about playing in the National Football League some day, he is not just making conversation. He is not, like most others, just blowing hot air for the sake of hearing the sound of his own voice. The 25-year-old South Bend resident, a graduate of Adams High School (1998), is going to attend one of several upcoming pro scout combines in the near future, the earliest in March of 2006, and he plans to make an NFL squad, straight up. There is no uncertainty or wishful whimsy in his voice as he describes his intentions of making a squad in the most competitive and hard-hitting professional sports league on the planet. "Really it's simple," he said. "I'm just trying to get to the NFL, and at the combine you have scouts from all over. There are scouts from the NFL, the CFL (Canadian Football League), NFL Europe and the Arena leagues. They are all there, looking for players, and if they have room on their team and they like your skills, they'll take you." There is nothing delusional or misguided in Jenkins' thinking. It's not about fluffing his ego and it is not about trying to prove himself to anyone. In fact, it was the gentle nudging of the people around him -- not his own nagging subconscious -- that helped Jenkins come to the conclusion that he should try out for the NFL. The 6-foot-2, 280 pound Jenkins played semi-pro football in the area for the past six years, two with the Elkhart County Grizzlies and four more with the South Bend Stampede. "Me and a couple of my buddies went to play for the Elkhart team that first year," he said. "It was an 0-10 team the year before and we turned them around into an 8-4 team. The next year we came back and made it to the championship game. The next year, with the Stampede, we actually won the championship." One of his former teammates with the Elkhart team, Trevor Doaks, can attest to Jenkins' prowess on the field. "When it comes down to local professional football talent in the area, Tah-Shai is the top of the list," said Doaks, a 1997 graduate of St. Joseph's High School and a starting defensive back on the Indians' 1996 state championship team. "He was one of the most dominant players in the local semi-pro league and he is by far the most athletic person I've ever seen for his size." And it's not like this is news to anyone. Jenkins had great potential as an athlete when attending Adams. Given the nickname "Freak" by his semi-pro teammates due to his combination of speed and size, Jenkins was always one of the best athletes on any field or court. But things at Adams just didn't work out his way. "I played linebacker and running back," he said. "I only played for two years in high school and I didn't really like the coaching. The positions they had me at were not really good for me at the time." Also, Jenkins admitted, it was easy for him as a young man to take the high school athletic experience for granted. It's hard to expect 17- and 18-year-old kids to grasp what is really on the line. "I definitely take this a lot more seriously than I did back then," Jenkins said. "I think it has a lot to do with my getting older, getting more mature. When I was 18 or 19 and started playing semi-pro football, it changed everything me. Ever since then I've really started to want to do this." It will not be easy for Jenkins. The combine puts athletes to the test and it will be grueling both physically and mentally. But, now, he is ready for the test and excited for the challenge. It is in the 40-yard dash and in the specific position drills that Jenkins feels he will have his best opportunity to turn some heads. "I think my speed is really going to impress some scouts," he said. "Right now I'm probably at a 4.8 in the 40. I want to drop it to about a 4.5 or a 4.4 by the time I go there. They'll say, 'Oh my god, that guy weighs 280 and he runs a 4.4 in the 40.' They'll have to look at me." Ask Doaks about his speed and you'll hear stories that should amaze and/or frighten anyone who ever finds himself in the precarious position of having to run past Jenkins with a football. "He's faster than I am," said Doaks, who looks like he could run down Barry Sanders if he had to. "He could probably beat me in the 40-yard dash." "I would like to play on the defensive line, I like the contact of being in the trenches," he said. "I like going up against people who weigh almost 100 pounds more than you and beating them." Heck, he would even play in Canada if they gave him a shot. "I would jump at any opportunity," he said. "I'll play in Canada, sure. That would be fun." The point is that Jenkins has found his focus. It has taken some time, but he understands now that opportunity does not last forever. He also understands that in order to succeed, one has to be willing to fail. "The best case scenario is that somebody picks me up on an NFL team," he said. "Worst case? I don't even get looked at by anyone. I just get passed over." But there is no bitterness in his voice as Jenkins weighs all the possible outcomes, even the worst-case scenario. He's not in high school any more. There is no time to waste worrying about image or to struggle with an assigned position -- as he did when he played as a linebacker at Adams. Jenkins understands this now. "I want it a lot more now," he said. "More than when I was in high school. I'll even play linebacker if they let me." Funny how experience and maturity can change a guy. Just ask Tah-Shai Jenkins. He'll tell you all about it.


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Dear Mrs. Jones,
I wish to clarify that I am not, nor have I ever been, an exotic dancer. I work at Home Depot and I told my daughter how hectic it was last week before the blizzard hit. I told her we sold out every single shovel we had and then I found one more in the back room, and that several people were fighting over who would get it.
Her picture doesn't show me dancing around a pole. It is supposed to depict me selling the last snow shovel we had at Home Depot.
From now on, I will remember to check her homework more thoroughly before she turns it in.
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The Jacksonville State University Office of the Controller is pleased to announce the ability to pay employees via direct deposit (ACH) for non-payroll items. Effective August 13, 2012, reimbursements from JSU Accounts Payable will be deposited directly into your bank account, with no waiting for a check to be mailed. Notification of payment will be sent to you via e-mail. Direct deposit will be mandatory for all employee travel or other reimbursement payments.
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Trump will slump into a Dump
(Your Ganesha devotee keeps an open mind. He therefore openly admits that he could be wrong)
By Bejan Daruwalla
Ganesha says Trump will slump into a dump. Why? High velocity ego. Rigid. Insular. Hatred of migrants, media, misinformation. Terribly insecure. At war with his own self. A split personality right down the middle.
These are not wild accusations. Firstly it is my gut feeling. That's most important for a psychic, astrologer, spiritual master. The gut feeling according to me is the mind, the inspiration, the imagination, the ESP speaking through the stomach. There is immense immaturity, lack of poise and balance. Great aggression and hatred in the very personality of Trump. This is what I have observed, noticed, felt, recognised every time I see him ram his ideas and opinions down the throats of others. To me this is reprehensible, un-American and certainly not becoming a President. In short he is a man with heavy blinkers on both the sides.
Trump was born on June 14. The tarot card of number 14 shows a lady pouring water from one vessel to another vessel. That means a flow of energy from one side to the other side. As this energy flows there will be balance and poise. The card itself is named as temperance. Temperance means moderation and patience and evaluation in all the activities of life. This is most certainly absent in Trump. It is this imbalance which causes psychological damage to him. For example this damage is reflected in the decision of Trump to miss the media dinner date fixed by the glitzy White Correspondent's Association annual dinner. (27th February 2017, Times of India)
I do not wish to go into the technicalities of his horoscope because people may not believe in astrology and secondly technical aspects are boring. But the symbol of Gemini is the twins. Therefore it is a dual or double bodied sign. Double bodied sign is more likely to split. And that I know is the case with Trump.
In astrology Pluto signifies the devastating energy of the atom bomb. Mars also shows combative aggression. Both these combative planets are right at the top of his chart. It means double aggression, attack, irritation, authority, dictatorship, bullyism and most certainly no respect and understanding of the hearts and minds of all those who differ from him. In other words Donald Trump just does not have an open mind, a tolerance of opinion different from his and a singular belief that he alone is right and others are evil. He calls others who differ from him as un-American. He is insular to the point of no return.
Donald Trump has called others who differ from him as "Enemy of the People". The same words were used by, Maximilien Robespierre, Henrik Ibsen and Joseph Stalin, the Soviet dictator who sent hundreds of thousands of alleged "enemies of the people" to their deaths. I want to play it fair and square.
We all know that very recently Trump has fired FBI Director James Comey for the simple reason that he could not stomach him. This is theme edge of the wedge. It shows a horrible inner compulsion of a total distaste to be opposed in any way. Mentally it spells doom. In American language Trump is a nut case. Bigotry is the second name of Trump.
Saturn the planet of disappointment, despair, death may not allow him to complete his term. This according to me is a very strong possibility. The months for it are June, December, September and March in particular. My last word is Trump must learn to be farsighted, poised, balanced and supremely tolerant. In modern times nobody can get away with murder. It is very obvious that as a professional fair minded impartial astrologer I can have nothing personally against Trump. email@example.com


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This is my first camera purchase. And I am fairly satisfied with the product. The delivery took 11 days to complete. I have to say that I was not satisfied with the quality of the packaging. TheRead More
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Global warming potential of agricultural systems with contrasting tillage and residue management in the central highlands of Mexico
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Dendooven L, Patiño-Zúñiga L, Verhulst N, Luna-Guido M, Marsch R, Govaerts B. 2012. Global warming potential of agricultural systems with contrasting tillage and residue management in the central highlands of Mexico. Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment 152: 50-58.
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Conservation agriculture based on (1) minimal soil movement, (2) retention of rational amounts of crop residue, (3) economically viable crop rotations restores soil fertility. Conservation agriculture improves soil characteristics, but it remains to be seen how zero tillage (ZT) affected greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) and the global warming potential (GWP) compared to conventional tillage (CT) when crop residue was kept or removed in a maize-wheat crop rotation since 1991. The soil organic C content in the 0–60 cm layer was larger in ZT (117.7 Mg C ha−1) compared to CT (76.8 Mg C ha−1) when residue was retained, but similar when it was removed. Tillage and residue management had only a small effect on GWP of the GHG emissions. However, the C sequestered in the 0–60 cm was affected by tillage and crop residue management, resulting in a negative net GWP for ZT with crop residue retention (−6.277 Mg CO2 ha−1 y−1) whereas in the other management practices it ranged from 1.288 to 1.885 Mg CO2 ha−1 y−1. It was found that cultivation technique had little effect on the GWP of the GHG, but had a large effect on C sequestered in the 0–60 cm layer and the net GWP.
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ATLANTA, Ga. - Agnes Scott outlasted Wesleyan 62-60 on Friday night in GSAC women's basketball quarterfinal action to advance to Saturday's semifinal round against top-seed Finlandia.
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Shavonne Orr nailed five three-pointers and the Agnes Scott College basketball team held off a spirited challenge from Wesleyan College in the Great South Athletic Conference Quarterfinals, advancing with a 62-60 win. The Wolves (1-19, 0-5 GSAC) fought back from a 4-point halftime deficit before two free throws from Care Bacon put the game out of reach with 6 seconds remaining, and the Scotties leading, 62-58.
Orr would finish with 21 points, and Bacon would chip in 13 points of her own. Brittany Howard would also score in double figures for the Scotties (7-13, 3-2 GSAC), bucketing 12 points to go along with 4 steals apiece for all three of those players. Bacon, Orr and Miranda Arnold would lead the way on the boards, each contributing 7 rebounds.
For the Wolves, Courtne Washington would finish with a game-high of 30 points, while Kyla Williamson would add 17 in the losing effort.
Agnes Scott will advance to a semifinal showdown with #1 seed Finlandia University at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 28. The winner of that game will face off on Sunday with the winner of the #2/#3 matchup between Salem College and Pine Manor College, which will take place on Saturday at 2:00 p.m.


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1. man - verb
· take charge of a certain job; occupy a certain work place; "Mr. Smith manned the reception desk in the morning"
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· provide with workers; "We cannot man all the desks"; "Students were manning the booths"
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But middle age by no fond wile,
No soothing calm is blest.
Still in the world's hot restless gleam
She plies her weary task,
While vainly for some pleasant dream
Her wandering glances ask. —
O shame upon thee, listless heart,
So sad a sigh to heave,
As if thy saviour had no part
In thoughts, that make thee grieve.
As if along His lonesome way
He had not borne for thee
Sad languors through the summer day,
Storms on the wintry sea.
Youth's lightning flash of joy secure
Passed seldom o'er His spright, —
A well of serious thought and pure.
Too deep for earthly light.
No spring was His—no fairy gleam —
For He by trial knew
How cold and bare what mortals dream,
To worlds where all is true.
Then grudge not thou the anguish keen
Which makes thee like thy Lord,
And learn to quit with eye serene
Thy youth's ideal hoard.
Thy treasured hopes and raptures high —
Unmurmuring let them go,
Nor grieve the bliss should quickly fly
Which Christ disdained to know.
Thou shalt have joy in sadness soon;
The pure, calm hope be thine,
Which brightens, like the eastern moon,
As day's wild lights decline.
Thus souls, by nature pitched too high,
By sufferings plunged too low,
Meet in the Church's middle sky,
Half way 'twixt joy and woe,
To practise there the soothing lay
That sorrow best relieves;
Thankful for all God takes away,
Humbled by all He glass.
The sea of consolation, a Levite. Acts iv. 36.
The world's a room of sickness,
where each heart
Knows its own anguish and unrest;
The truest wisdom there, and noblest art,
Is his, who skills of comfort best;
Whom by the softest step and gentlest tone
Enfeebled spirits own,
And love to raise the languid eye,
When, like an angel's wing, they feel him fleeting by:-
Feel only—for in
silence gently gliding
Fain would he shun both ear and sight,
'Twixt Prayer and watchful Love his heart dividing,
A nursing-father day and night.
Such were the tender arms, where cradled lay,
In her sweet natal day,
The Church of Jesus; such the love
He to His chosen taught for His dear widowed Dove.
Warmed underneath the Comforter's
safe wing
They spread th' endearing warmth around:
Mourners, speed here your broken hearts to bring,
Here healing dews and balms abound:
Here are soft hands that cannot bless in vain,
By trial taught your pain:
Here loving hearts, that daily know
The heavenly consolations they on you bestow.


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Who loved to wallow all day.
No one bothered him
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Today we'll continue in our series on UCCX and specifically take a look at setting up skills-based routing to a Contact Service Queue (CSQ).
Today we'll continue in our series on UCCX and specifically take a look at setting up skills-based routing to a Contact Service Queue (CSQ).
Today we begin what will be a fairly long-running and ultimately very in-depth series regarding the Unified Contact Center platforms from Cisco. To begin with, we will start with some of the basics of setting up a simple central agent-based queuing point from Cisco's Express platform, which is their most widely deployed among small-to-medium-sized businesses. We will then continue on and go into some very advanced scripting on that Express platform, and finally we will begin to cover some of the setup and advanced pre/post routing and VXML queuing/scripting in Cisco's Enterprise platform (UCCE paired with CVP).
Today, as the means of a good starting point, we'll start with with an excerpt from INE's CCIE Voice Advanced Technology Class, as it is a great overview of setting up the integration between UCCX and UCM server, as well as basic scripting for a simple ICD queue point and operation of simple agents using Cisco's phone-based agent (we'll explore desktop and web-based agents at a later time).
In our series on CCIE Voice Troubleshooting and issues you may encounter during your lab exam, we last looked at problems with European MGCP GWs and Mobile Connect, and today we would like to continue that series by exploring the issues that you might run into in a number of situations related to logins to the Cisco Unified Contact Center Express product.
Perhaps one day you go to login to the UCCX Administration page, and you find that the user that either you, or someone else setup -initially in CUCM and told UCCX to use as it's administrative login- no longer works properly. You try and reset the password in CUCM (or possibly in Active Directory), and then try to login to the UCCX Administration page again, but alas, still no luck to be had. This issue could present itself in a number of situations, perhaps in self-study, during the actual lab exam, or very possibly even in a real-life scenario.
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Race For New Iberia City Council Member District One – Republicans Shelley Hebert And Natalie Robin Vie For Open Seat In Runoff
Two Republicans are in a runoff for the Distict One seat in the city of New Iberia - Shelley Hebert and Natalie Robin.
The November 6th General Election proved to be very close among the two women. Natalie Robin finished with 42% of the vote, while Shelley Hebert finished with 37% and "No Party" candidate Rocky Romero failed to qualify for the runoff after finishing with 21% of the vote. Robin was able to garner just over a hundred votes more than Hebert, finishing with 947 votes to 836 votes for Hebert.
This seat has been held by Therese Segura for the past eight years. She is terming out after serving her two terms. If the general election is any indication, this runoff could be very interesting - and very close.
Shelley Hebert
When we asked her "What's the issue that means the most to you pertaining to your district," she responded by giving two issues that have caught her attention.
#1 Drainage - In District One, we have many different areas where the drainage has not been brought up to date. And they're working on that.
She went on to cite a project that the City Council is doing off of Highway 31, Monterrey Street and James Street area, where they will put a detention pond in that area to relieve flooding after heavy rainstorms that she says people and businesses have had to deal with for many years.
#2 Getting More Businesses Into District One - We'd like to make it more appealing to businesses to come into District One.
She went on to cite the major highway corridors that go through District One, Highway 31 which goes through St. Martinville and Portions of Highway 182 which leads into the Broussard area, as examples of how to attract businesses to her district.
When we asked her "Why should voters choose you over your competitors? What sets you apart?," she talked fondly about how she has lived and raised a family in the district for over 47 years, since she was 3-years-old. She says she feels that experience gives her an edge over her opponents, which, unlike a lot of political campaigns, she spoke well of by calling them "great opponents." Running for this seat is something that she says she has been thinking about for over 20 years, and that "now is the time" to make the move.
Now, at this point in my life, I can do it and be a full-time council member when elected. I wouldn't want to jump into something like this and only do it part-time. I wanted to be able get to a point in my life to where I could do it full-time. People call during the day, during the evening, I can go out and see what it is that's sparking their concern.
She was a teacher at the high school level for 17 years, teaching history, civics and free enterprise and government. She gave this advice to students which she decided to take herself:
I would always tell my students that first and foremost when they turned 18 they needed to become registered voters. Secondly, as they grew older and grew into adulthood and got their own family, they saw that something needed to be changed in government, and the people that were in government at the time just didn't seem to be a part of the change, they needed to do something to jump in on it.
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Pharmageddon: the prescription pill epidemic
Britain is in the grip of a prescription drug-taking epidemic, with unprecedented numbers of medicines being handed out by GPs, costing billions of pounds and stretching already tight NHS resources to breaking point.
Prescription drug use has increased by 27 per cent in the past the five years and the NHS drug bill topped £10bn in 2006. GPs prescribed 918 million medicines last year compared with 721 million five years ago, according to figures obtained by The Independent on Sunday.
Health experts put rocketing prescription numbers down to medical advances, but also point to poor prescribing by GPs, growing public demand for a " pill for every ill" and aggressive marketing tactics by the pharmaceutical industry, which prompted one MP to warn that the UK is heading towards what he called "pharmageddon".
Paul Flynn, the Labour MP, warned that a failure to change attitudes would be disastrous. He said: "We are heading towards pharmageddon. The medicalising of society is convincing people they need a pill for everything. Drug companies recruit patients, particularly good-looking and articulate ones, to help promote new drugs in the media. Life and death decisions should not be taken by tabloids."
Doctors now write an average of 81 prescriptions a day compared with 64 five years ago. More than 730,000 prescriptions for antidepressants are being handed out each week, to the point where they almost match those for antibiotics at 870,000 a week.
More than £1bn has been wasted in the past five years on buying and disposing of drugs that were never used by patients, according to new research by the Conservative Party. GPs prescribe thousands of drugs patients don't want or take, according to this survey. The money wasted would pay for a year's worth of the breast cancer drug Herceptin for more than 10,000 women or 100,000 cycles of IVF.
Andrew Lansley, the shadow Health Secretary, said: "Every penny wasted is a penny lost to the improvement of NHS treatment. In an NHS that has a postcode lottery on access to NHS drug treatments, surely we must ensure that only those drugs that are really needed and will be used are prescribed. "
News of the wastage comes at a time of growing disquiet at stories of patients being denied access to potentially life-changing drugs on the grounds of cost. Earlier this month, the High Court rejected an appeal by Alzheimer's sufferers for early treatment with a drug they claim helps to slow down the progress of the disease.
The increase in prescriptions will add pressure on GPs to improve their performance. Sir John Bourne, head of the National Audit Office, told the IoS: "If GPs more often followed official guidelines and prescribed generic and other cheaper drugs where suitable, there would be more money to treat patients and pay for expensive or innovative treatments."
GPs aren't 'tuned in' to mental health issues
Doctors are being criticised for overprescribing. Leading psychiatrist Professor Gordon Parker claims that too many people are being wrongly diagnosed with depression and prescribed drugs for perfectly "normal" emotions. Ninety per cent of GPs have said they prescribe antidepressants because there are not enough counselling alternatives, but voluntary organisations that provide such services rarely receive GP referrals. Paul Farmer, chief executive of Mind, said: "Many GPs are not tuned into mental health issues or support services that are available outside the NHS, and what is missing are the mechanisms to make that happen smoothly and effectively. It should be as easy to prescribe a course of counselling as it is to write a prescription."
Defending GPs, however, Professor Mayur Lakhani, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said that the increase should be celebrated as a sign of medical advances. He said: "The argument that society has become medicalised and there is a 'pill for every ill' is an exaggerated one, with no evidence. It is a great time to be a doctor. So much more can be done now. The challenge is for the Government to respond to the aspirations of doctors and patients in saving lives."
But some doctors argue that pressure from growing patient expectations is also behind the increase in prescriptions. Dr Chris Steele, GP and resident doctor on ITV's This Morning, said: "People expect to leave their GP appointment with a prescription in their hand, so if they don't, they are very disappointed. If you tell a patient that you are not prescribing something but want them to do 30 minutes' exercise every day and reduce the fat, sugar and salt content in their diet, a glazed look comes over their eyes and it is like to talking to a brick wall."
Evidence that patients want a "pill for every ill" is supported by the fact that more than 900 million non-prescription or over-the-counter items were also sold last year, and there is growing alarm at the number of people buying drugs from unregulated online pharmacies. Dr Richard Taylor, GP and independent MP for Kidderminster, said: "People now think it is better to take a pill than do something themselves about their own health; for example people want obesity drugs, when the basic thing about obesity is to take exercise and eat only what you need.
"We should be emphasising prevention for every kind of illness, for example, most skin cancers are preventable and a 'statins for all' approach is not helpful at all. Taking money out of treatment to put it into prevention is impossible at the moment; it would need a big change in the current climate. But what needs to be publicised is better self-control."
With 950 drugs currently being developed and no signs of diminishing public expectations, the costs look set to spiral further. Last month Roger Boyle, the Government's heart disease tsar, advocated cholesterol-lowering drugs for every man over 50, arguing that this would save the NHS money in the long term.
Dr Boyle faced criticism for his advice. Critics claimed that his proposal would "medicalise" millions of healthy people and that it failed to recognise that there is no such thing as a risk-free drug. The NHS is not a bottomless pit, they argue, and it has reached a tipping point. The British Medical Association has said for the first time that many health treatments will have to be rationed in the future because the NHS cannot cope with escalating patient demands.
Professor Karol Sikora, a leading cancer specialist, argued that a two-tier system is inevitable. He said: "The NHS is not a bottomless pit. To be fair, it should provide a good core package of cost-effective drugs and the others people should pay for themselves with health insurance. This is an unpopular stance that will not win me any votes, but there is no other solution. The NHS can't provide everything and we need to address this properly."
Some GPs argue that some clinical decisions come down to who shouts the loudest. "It is not possible for the NHS to keep paying for everything. Herceptin makes the front pages, so people with breast cancer get Herceptin, whereas people with Alzheimer's and age-related macular degeneration don't attract the attention, so they miss out," said Dr Taylor.
Marketing of drugs should be seen to be ethical
The pharmaceutical industry also comes in for criticism from those who believe we resort too early to pills. Tony Harrison, a King's Fund associate, said: "The markets are weak, so the drug companies are producing high-cost drugs that don't work very well. The relationship between clinicians and the pharmaceutical industry also needs furthering policing."
A Health Department spokesman said: "More drugs are being prescribed due to advances in medical technology, which means we can treat more conditions. At the same time, it is vital that we have fair prices for drugs and devices, which give value for money to the taxpayer. The Department of Health and the NHS have already put in place a wide range of measures to secure best value for money from the £8bn spent on medicines in primary care and our performance stands up well internationally."
A spokesman for the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry said: "We believe it is legitimate for drug companies to market their medicines and provide clinicians with information about them, but it is important that this is seen to be ethical."
Patients' attitudes to their health must change
Health experts maintain that patients themselves need to take more responsibility for their health. The more the NHS spends on drugs the less money there is for preventing diseases. But taking money from cancer drugs to prevent obesity or promote mental well-being would need attitudes to change.
Dr Mark Porter, GP and a BBC health expert, said: "The public owns the NHS, so its first duty must be to provide whatever is demanded by the majority. If that's quick-fix, expensive 'polypills', then so be it. More could be achieved, at a fraction of the price, if people take more personal responsibility and adjusted their lifestyle accordingly."
Patients' views: the best prescription for health
More people than ever are popping pills and the National Health Service cannot keep up. Some people get prescribed life-changing drugs that other people want but do not get. Then there are those who do not want a drug treatment but can't seem to get anything else. As soon as someone hears about a new treatment that might help their condition they want the NHS to pay for it. The situation is complicated but for affected individuals it can mean a matter of life or death, home or hospital.
Kathleen Shaw, 84, lives alone in Bromley, Kent
I am already completely blind in my right eye because of age-related macular degeneration, but when the disease developed in my left eye a new drug was available. My PCT has turned me down due to funding and apparently I don't meet the criteria, but I am going blind. The worst thing is that apart from my eyes I am active woman. I was there at the beginning of the NHS; we put the money in all our working lives so can't they give me something back?
Harriet Loasby, 31, is a part-time student from Hove, East Sussex
I went to see the doctor when I was feeling overwhelmed at university and expected some stress management advice. But I could tell he wasn't listening ... he seemed in a hurry as he prescribed anti-depressants. My mild depression got worse and though I've been prescribed lots of different medications, I've never been offered a psychological therapy by a GP. I can't help wondering if that first doctor had referred me for therapy, the past 10 years could have been very different.
Heather Roberts, 52, from Derby, is married with two children
I was diagnosed with Alzheimer's 18 months ago, I was only 50 and I couldn't believe what was happening to me. Because of my age the doctor prescribed one of the new drugs straight away, and it has given me two years of life back. Before the drug I kept getting lost, I couldn't drive – I was basically withdrawing from the world. Now I can drive and I can make the most of my life. I am horrified that others won't get the same opportunity. Surely everybody deserves a chance.
Belfast Telegraph
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Gemma is concentrating on her return to acting with a part in forthcoming Brit flick 'Boogie Woogie' alongside Jaime Winstone, Christopher Lee and Heather Graham, which is out in August. She filmed a pilot for Channel Five, shot her 2009 calendar and made a cameo appearance in a C4 comedy pilot, Plus One, which has now been commissioned for a series. Gemma will also be treading the boards at Manchester Royal Opera house at Christmas playing the part of Peter Pan!
In March Gemma hosted the first ever play.com event at Wembley Stadium with Iain Lee which was transmitted on T4 over the Easter weekend 2008.
Gemma has just returned from Beijing where she took part in the great walk of China with Olivia Newton-John for Olivia's cancer centre. Having appeared on ITV1's hit show 'I'm a Celebrity..Get Me Out of Here' meant she was fully prepared for the grueling 60km walk uphill.
Gemma made a name for herself by playing Lisa Hunter in Hollyoaks. She played Lisa for five years and proved her credentials as an actress covering topics of self-harm and bereavement.Due to her characters popularity Gemma continued with late night Hollyoaks show, Hollyoaks: In the City.


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Sunday, 23 September 2012
Car Boot!
I haven't been to a car boot sale for some time, and have visions of finding that fabulous vintage bargain that sells on ebay for ten times what you paid for it! I have found crinoline lady pin cushions, 1950's sewing baskets, bits of vintage linen and the like and I thought I had found a winner today! An orange tupperware box had a stack of cigarette cards inside which I got for a quid. Rushed home checked ebay to see how much they go for a wow! Some fetch hundreds! I was getting really excited and could see that some were sold as reproductions. And then, glasses on, I read the small print on my quirky little cards and discovered they are reproductions ! Probably next to worthless but I do have a full set of caricatures of famous golfers from the 1920's! This week I have been rethinking what I am doing - have been inspired by Yorkshire Sculpture Park, not by the sculpture but the delicious items of jewelery in the shop. Like a gorgeous tiny pendant made out of china with a single quick drawing of a daisy. Cute. I have also been to see my new grand daughter Marianne who is also very cute. See pic. I am knitting from my stash too. I was going to make one of those turtle back jackets but the cat there first and now it has become his cushion. And I am determined not to buy any more wool having been given a wonderful three bags full (baa baa black sheep I am) of assorted bits and pieces in unpromising dull blues and browns. Hey ho. Mustn't look a gift horse in the mouth.
I am also struggling slightly with this new blogger dashboard and all since I have been so infrequent in my updates I really must try harder.
Here is the wonderful work of Andy Goldsworthy - I walked miles to see this. Tree in wall. Amazing.
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Sunday, 6 May 2012
Giant lions and insipid lunch
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that made me say 'ooh let's go to Chatsworth this weekend!' so we set out ignoring the fact it is Bank Holiday weekend and there was a massive jam at Bakewell (talking of jam I made the strawberry variety this weekend having tried the weightwatcher's version and decided, never again..), and arrived.
is the most wonderful place set in stunning scenery and is the epitome of elegance, and yet caters for massive crowds and a huge influx of people at all times of the year, and yet there is space to wander off and enjoy some peace and quiet. There is no tat and the depressingly hideous gift shop items you come across occasionally. In fact it is all sumptuous and covetable, home made jam of course, produce from the estate, exquisite jewellery, nice scarves and fresh herbs to get you into that life style heaven which is a million miles away from cheap, cut price, credit crunch and just plain horrible. So we were a little disappointed to go the posh restaurant in the courtyard and ordered what was on the menu 'grilled halloumi cheese open sandwich garnished with salad and hand cut crisps, dressing and a balsamic vinegar chutney..etc etc.' What arrived was a chunk of nice bread, with a small piece of cold halloumi, a whole bag of crisps to fill up the plate and a pile of lettuce barely sprinkled with a tiny bit of dressing and some horrible grey stuff under the halloumi. How disappointing, but instead of creating a fuss we ate what was there and beat a hasty retreat. My OH, when paying the bill,
was advised that the chef has only been there for three weeks, and hadn't anticipated how BUSY it gets over a Bank Holiday and had run out of so many things that you simply shouldn't run out of hence our spartan lunch. I have no doubt that other customers would be so much more forthcoming than me in their complaints and hope this is a just a tiny glitch in an otherwise glorious visit. I think in future I will take a picnic. Took some nice flower pics see above. Next door neighbours are having a party playing Michael Buble. I have done some more paintings now at my
shop as my folksy shop is slowly becoming empty... And here are pictures of them
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Tuesday, 10 April 2012
I have been inspired to pick up my paintbrushes again. This should be easier than it is, but it's not as painting a picture relies on taking tiny risks all the time, and asking questions constantly, and keep this altogether to create something worth doing. hence for many people their art work gets chucked in the bin. If mine turns out to be disappointing, I have been known to stick the whole thing under the tap, and wash off the paint (using water based paints of course!) and then rework it again which is how my roses aceo turned out.
But I have been using some amazon packaging to paint on too as I like the idea of using discarded materials and have been inspired by
. This guy does some amazing work and pretty much broke the rules every which way to produce something fresh, colourful and fantastically timeless.
I wanted to work with a limited palette and I have been slaved to the idea of painting direct from nature (this goes back many years ago!) and while this is great I wanted to work with memories and imagination.
So I produced these two - quite small, and one is an aceo. I used gouache, household emulsion, pencil and a bit of ink.
Painting also teaches you how to look. Just watching the sunlight play over the cherry tree next door - a few weeks time and it will be covered with barbie pink blossoms like a massive tutu.
I have spent the Easter weekend opening another online shop. I put so much effort and energy into making things, I am also wondering about my other passion. I have a weakness for vintage knitting patterns, having discovered a small suitcase full at a car boot sale a few years ago. I went and sold them all on ebay whereas I should have been a bit smarter and sold copies! Wah! I just don't have the space to hang on to things but enjoy a few moments as they pass from me to somewhere else. This weekend I did pick up some old linen half embroidered and put away, never to be touched again, probably about 50 years ago. Someone after my own heart!
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Saturday, 25 February 2012
garter stitch
Okay so this is the first thing you learn when you start knitting. Probably when you are around 7 with a pair of little plastic knitting needles and a ball of wool that nobody wants. You knit way too loose and your stitches fall off, or too tight and you cannot get the end of the blasted needle to go where it is supposed to go. Maybe this is the stage you simply give up and go and find something else to do.
Or you persist, and make your first scarf for your Barbie, Sindy, Tiny tears or teddy. You are so proud! And then in time you progress to something a little bit more complicated, only you have to get Granny to do the neckline as you don't quite know how you are supposed to pick up stitches. And so it goes on. I am not an expert knitter, as I don't knit and do nothing but knit. I am having a conversation, watching telly, listening to the radio or something else. The fact is, there is a little bit of guilt around just sitting and simply knitting and there just aren't the hours in the day to tackle something too complicated. At least that is my excuse. So having made jumpers, (one of which I wear when I come home at the end of the day and it means I don't have to turn up the heating too high as it is SO WARM and not even made of wool), I have now made SOCKS! and scarves of course and always have something on the go.
So this is back to basics - a garter stitch scarf which I am very pleased with. It will be on its way to Glasgow soon as a belated birthday present for my step daughter who is kindly grateful for everything I make for her.
Today I picked up a copy of the latest Country Living which has a feature on a divine old farmhouse, chintzy with bits of vintage and unmatched patterns and stone. I made a 1940's style fair isle slip over not long ago and sold it on ebay last year, as it was just too small (or time for me to lose weight) and I AM CERTAIN that the very same 40's style fair isle slip over is in the picture of this lovely farmhouse. Maybe these stylists trawl through ebay for bargains such as this. Anyway, it looks the same! What are the chances of that! How cool!
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Sunday, 12 February 2012
colourful world on a grey day
I realise I dream in colour. I realised this a long time ago. I also dream things that are quite weird. last night I dreamt I was watching a demonstration of Buddhist monks singing the Everley Brothers 'Cathy's clown' (for those who are not decrepit and ancient check it out on itunes)...The colour red predominated, plus I was looking at rolls of fabulously coloured wallpaper and an Indian market with ready made upholstered chair covers, made from sari silks (now there's a thought..). I think this must be down to the half a lager and a packet of crisps I ate last night on our infamous Saturday nights in. this involves watching something involving on the telly (so sad that
has finished) with the added attraction of reading sub titles while knitting/crocheting. Perhaps it's all too much for my addled brain.
Anyway, I have mounted the latest little pic of my adorable charming ladies of a certain age with Shopping Spree. See above since I cannot figure out how to get my pictures where I want them. Plus here is a picture of our house guest Mr Darcey who takes up so much room on the sofa that I am relegated to the draughty arm chair. We cannot sit together while I knit as he attacks my wool with as much zeal as if he it was his last supper.
Also yesterday afternoon, in the gloomy murk of a winter gone on far too long I continued with my little floral embroidered shabby cards. I love the fact that this takes me back to the days when my friend and I used to sit for hours embroidering our jeans. I forget who taught me to do this but I suspect it was my Granny. I still have a tin of hers full of tiny poppers on cards (or press studs I think they are called now, and hooks and eyes and a label for genuine Manx Tweed (with the 3 legs of course). How I love the random quality of all this. It is a metaphor for my life. Sometimes it's like living on the edge of insanity - I quite like this state actually.
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Saturday, 11 February 2012
little things
I have been inspired by the small, humble and far less than perfect. But sort of amusing. I have taken one of my doodly drawings and turned it into an aceo for
. I think when you don't think about trying too hard, then what you are supposed to achieve happens more naturally. Hence I am much happier working with scraps and bits and pieces that are recycled, chucked out etc.
I am also doing a little bit of patchwork too...
Today I was ironing a cotton shirt of my OH's. Well it was old, but the iron ripped straight through the collar and that was that. He says it's his best shirt. I think not. Now it is in my stash bag and I used it to make a little floral card with daisies. It's the softest cotton (after years of washing and my not too delicate ironing).
I have received a small cheque today for the final royalties on a book I illustrated called the Cosmic Egg
. It is now going to be reprinted without my illustrations! Ah well. It was never going to make me rich.
Now back to the cards. I am using silk pieces and muslin snipped from a scarf from the charity shop and am embroidering. Trying to wish the little flowers into being, since this must be the greyest day ever. Roll on Green Days.
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Sunday, 5 February 2012
the joys of winter
Yesterday I went for a walk and everywhere was glazed with ice, not frost, but ice and icicles. The ground was crunchy, not with snow but grainy ice. Quite weird. I love the misty colours and the dankness but am also glad that it stayed light until nearly 5.30.
I knitted a scarf, for some reason I am trying to use up my stash and I have this beautiful burnt orange funky chunky wool which is now a thick but not too long scarf. Simple stocking stitch, so it is quite sculptural.
I also got on with some cards on a more summery theme.
This is a most excellent blog by illustrator Vanessa Caban http://doyoumindifiknit.typepad.com/ she makes the most delightful sculptures as above, and jewelery and I love the freshness of her colours, but then I like
Kaffe Fasset
colours too.
I think I need to study paintings again as this is what excites me - not so much the image but the colours and how they work together. The stripey baby blanket is getting bigger and this will be for the new grandchild, God willing that all is well here, but I am aware and cautious that nothing can be taken for granted. Meanwhile, I need to look up a suitable crocheted edging, perhaps in bright red.
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Um, don't look now but the Cleveland Indians are super good at baseball.
One night after their seven-game winning streak was snapped, the Tribe rallied for the win in their final at-bat for an incredible seventh time this season. Seriously, I hope Indians fans have learned to not leave the ballpark early this season.
One thing's for sure: they will not be ignored. Everyone is a contributor, including former Oakland Athletics infielder Jack Hannahan, who broke an extra-inning tie Thursday against his old team, nailing a liner just past Cliff Pennington in the 12th inning to send home the go-ahead run in the Indians' 4-3 victory at the Coliseum.
Manager Manny Acta is pretty proud:
"They're very resilient and they believe in themselves. It's early, but the amount of times that we have done it late in the games, really kind of gives them confidence."
This marks the seventh time Cleveland has busted out a 21-9 start, including the magical year of 1948, which just so happens to be the last time they won the World Series. Coincidence? Probably.
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Some time ago, I began a search for my Great-Great-Grandfather's birth place. He was born in Ireland, Northern Ireland to be specific, but the place recorded by his daughter, my Great-Grandmother, does not exist. It is a relatively long story, but after I inherited all of my Great-Grandmother's genealogy files and processed them, this one glaring fact remained unresolved. At the same time, I was facing an interesting social/cultural issue; historic polygamy among my ancestors. By the way, there is an interesting development in this regard, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has very recently published two extensive essays on the subject on the LDS.org website. The two essays are in the Gospel Topics section of the website under the Teachings tab on the homepage. Here are the links:
- Plural Marriage in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
- Plural Marriage in Kirtland and Nauvoo
There are links to other related topics also. Now back to my narrative. One of the things that was not openly discussed in my family was the existence of plural marriages among my own ancestors. As I did my research, I discovered the plural marriages and documented them. No great secret at the time, but since some of my ancestors ended up being prosecuted for unlawful cohabitation (uc) by the U.S. Federal Government, they certainly had generated court records. In thinking about my Great-Great-Grandfather's missing birthplace, I speculated that perhaps in he had given his birthplace as a part of the court proceedings after I learned that he had been sent to prison for about three months as a result of his plural marriage to a second wife.
I began my search for Utah Court Records. Presently, the Utah State Archives has a very advanced and easy to use website with both digitized records and an extensive catalog of records not yet digitized. Unfortunately, my investigations took place before the present, very useful, website was created. I assumed that the records of Utah courts would be held in Utah. By the way, links to almost all of the Utah court records are in the State Archives. This seemingly easy-to-find scenario is complicated by the historical fact of "Federal Intervention." Here is an explanation from the Utah State Archives website of what happened:
Each county had a probate court presided over by an elected judge. No federal circuit court was ever established in Utah or with jurisdiction over Utah. Many litigants, especially Mormons, took their cases to the probate court rather than before the federally appointed judge of the district court. The effect was to displace the federally appointed courts with a system of local control. Congress reacted by placing the judiciary firmly under federal control. The Poland Act of 1874 (18 Stat. 253) restricted the probate courts to matters of estates and guardianship, removing all civil, chancery, and criminal jurisdiction. It gave the district courts exclusive jurisdiction for all suits over $300, and it abolished the local offices of the territorial marshal and territorial attorney. Probate courts maintained concurrent jurisdiction with the district courts over suits of divorce until 1887. The Edmunds Act of 1882 (22 Stat. 30) created a five-man Utah Commission to oversee elections in the territory. The Edmunds-Tucker Act of 1887 (24 Stat. 636) reaffirmed the jurisdictional restrictions on the probate courts imposed by the Poland Act revoking all jurisdiction but in probate and guardianship matters and nullifying territorial laws providing for the election of probate judges. Probate judges then became appointed by the President of United States with the advice and consent of the Senate. Civil and criminal cases were distributed as mandated by law to justice of the peace courts or district courts. Probate courts were abolished entirely at statehood in 1896, and thereafter probate matters were assumed by the appropriate district court.In my search for the court records, I personally visited the Utah State Archives, only to learn that the records I was seeking had been relocated to the U. S. National Archives in Denver, Colorado. I began to wonder when I could plan a trip to Denver. After a considerable time passed, fortunately, I noticed a news release stating that many of these records had been digitized and were available on the Fold3.com website. Using the free access in the Mesa FamilySearch Library, I was able to get copies of the complete court file in just a few minutes of searching. Unfortunately the file did not disclose his birthplace.
The moral of this story is that records move. They can show up in unexpected places. It may take persistent and patient searching to find the records that may have moved across state and national boundaries. Never assume the records are merely lost or missing. That may be the case, but it is always the possibility that the records you are seeking were not in the courthouse when it burned or were moved for some bureaucratic reason. Keep looking.


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What does immediate mean?
Definitions for immediate
ɪˈmi di ɪtim·me·di·ate
Here are all the possible meanings and translations of the word immediate.
Princeton's WordNet
of the present time and place
"the immediate revisions"
contiguous, immediate(adj)
very close or connected in space or time
"contiguous events"; "immediate contact"; "the immediate vicinity"; "the immediate past"
having no intervening medium
"an immediate influence"
immediately before or after as in a chain of cause and effect
"the immediate result"; "the immediate cause of the trouble"
immediate, prompt, quick, straightaway(adj)
performed with little or no delay
"an immediate reply to my letter"; "a prompt reply"; "was quick to respond"; "a straightaway denial"
happening right away, instantly, with no delay
People these days expect immediate results when they click on a link.
Very close; direct or adjacent.
Origin: From immediat, from immediatus, from in + mediatus, past participle of medio, from medius
Webster Dictionary
not separated in respect to place by anything intervening; proximate; close; as, immediate contact
not deferred by an interval of time; present; instant
acting with nothing interposed or between, or without the intervention of another object as a cause, means, or agency; acting, perceived, or produced, directly; as, an immediate cause
Chambers 20th Century Dictionary
im-mē′di-āt, adj. with nothing between two objects: not acting by second causes: direct: present: without delay.—n. Immē′diacy (Shak.), immediate or independent power.—adv. Immē′diātely.—ns. Immē′diāteness; Immē′diatism.
Editors Contribution
In the present moment.
Some things in life require an immediate action or response.Submitted by MC Harmonious on July 14, 2016
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of immediate in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of immediate in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
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We took immediate steps.
Engine failure; immediate return.
Infinite patience brings immediate results.
It would have an immediate beneficial impact.
The harm from these actions is real and immediate.
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- immediat, pròximCatalan, Valencian
- bezprostřední, okamžitýCzech
- tæt, øjeblikkeligDanish
- unmittelbar, immediat, sofortigGerman
- άμεσοςGreek
- tujaEsperanto
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- آنی (بلافاصله), نزدیکPersian
- välitön, lähi-Finnish
- immédiat, procheFrench
- gradScottish Gaelic
- inmediatoGalician
- immediato, prossimo, diretto, strettoItalian
- 即時Japanese
- 즉시Korean
- direct, onmiddellijkDutch
- umiddelbareNorwegian
- imediatoPortuguese
- imediatRomanian
- бли́зкий, ближа́йший, окре́стный, неме́дленныйRussian
- omedelbar, ögonblickligSwedish
- తక్షణTelugu
- באלדיקYiddish
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Unfortunately, some people no longer trust these resources because of an early misunderstanding about their views on CCSVI.
I don't think there was a misunderstanding, I think their views were maybe a little too clear!
A patient advocacy issue that I see as important is getting the word out about CCSVI. Here in the US, it has not been on the media or on anyone's radar. It's the opposite sitution from how it is in Canada.
Raising money for CCSVI research also falls into patient advocacy. The CCSVI Walk n Roll in FL was one example.
I think it is a terrible burden for patients to be attempting to become experts and sort through all the CCSVI information and research articles and anecdotes and everything in Dr. Sclafani's thread and at ccsvi.org. If patients were willing to wait, they would not be caught up in this burden, because eventually there will be more of a consensus about this procedure and how it should be done and what the risks are.
I was not willing to wait, I was capable of understanding all that was available to be understood (and there was less then, back in winter of 2010 when I made the decision to go for treatment, than there is now).
You mentioned reading about a clinic that told its patients they would not need the wheelchair when they left. We can all agree that this was unethical and unkind and raising hopes too much. I remember reading an article about a patient who thought, when she restenosed, that the balloons that had been implanted into her veins must have popped. This was a patient who had not been fully informed. As patient advocates, we would have all patients be as fully informed as possible.


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Kiefer Sutherland and Jack McCollough, a designer who accused the 24 star of breaking his nose, have resolved their differences, laying the foundation for a charge to be dropped, the Associated Press reports.
Sutherland's reps told the AP that he is sorry about the incident, and regrets that McCullough was injured. McCollough wished the actor well, according to the report.
On May 7, Sutherland turned himself in and was charged with third-degree assault after a dispute involving the designer and Brooke Shields at an after-party for the Met's Costume Institute Gala in New York. Witnesses had said Sutherland head-butted McCollough.
Several days later, Sutherland's attorney said that the actor was "neither the instigator nor a wrongdoer" in the incident.
Sutherland is due in court June 22.


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The largest dog friendly race in South Carolina is through beautiful DOWNTOWN Greenville! Join us Saturday, April 29th at 8:30 a.m. for the 6th Annual Mutt Strut, a 2 mile walk/run benefiting the Greenville Humane Society. The walk/run begins and ends in the festive Mutt Market at Falls Park! It features free food, vendors and live music! This family-friendly event benefits the Greenville Humane Society and the 6,000 animals in their care!


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To-Go Ware 2 Tier Stainless Steel Food Carrier
With the SIGG lunchbox still out of stock, our dreams of an uncrushable lunchbox have been delayed. Is this shiny number the solution?
We spotted the To-Go Ware tote in MIX, a Portland, Oregon food magazine, then zipped over to Whole Foods to check it out. The verdict? It's certainly uncrushable. It's also a bit too heavy for us to consider toting on our 2 1/4 mile commute, which we do on foot. If you've got a shorter commute, stronger arms, or a low-carbon set of wheels at your disposal, it's worth consideration.
About $20 at Whole Foods stores; also available in Portland at New Seasons markets, or for $18.50 online at To-Go Ware.