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HOW DO YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT MOUTHWASH AND TOOTHPASTE? With so many products available on the supermarket shelves, it can be quite confusing. Here are some basic facts about mouthwashes and toothpastes, to help you pick the best one for your personal use.
To know which mouthwash is best for you, you need to know why it is important to use it in the first place. Essentially, a mouthwash is an oral rinse that gives several benefits: 1) it removes food particles stuck between teeth and in hard-to-reach places of the mouth; 2) it kills the bacteria that cause plaque and create volatile sulfur compounds, which are the source of strong mouth odors; and 3) it gives a fresh, clean feeling in the mouth and makes the breath smell more pleasant.
It must be made clear, however, that mouthwash is not meant to replace brushing, flossing and the use of toothpaste. That said, using a mouthwash should be a part of your daily oral hygiene—something you definitely cannot afford to miss.
Toothpaste, on the other hand, is already known to many as an essential part of the oral hygiene regimen primarily because it helps scour away the food debris. But more than just removing food debris, your toothpaste should be hardworking enough to get rid of plaque-causing bacteria while keeping your gums healthy.
Marketing manager Ria Perez says that she never liked using her old mouthwash because of its medicinal taste and the stinging sensation caused by its alcohol content. It was a good thing that she discovered OraCare Mouthrinse which not only has a more pleasant taste, but is also alcohol-free.
"I can never leave the house without having gargled with OraCare. I have no fear facing and talking to people up close, because I am assured of having real clean, fresh breath ," says marketing manager Ria Perez,"
Ria used to work as a flight attendant in Qatar, where spicy dishes are a normal part of the cuisine. "As you know, eating spicy foods always leave strong odors in the mouth. As a flight attendant, my job is to ensure that our passengers are comfortable and have a pleasant experience during the flight. I not only have to speak in close range to passengers but also to our pilots as well. Strong mouth odors are a no-no in such a job," she said.
No sting allowed
Some people think that the sting they feel when using an alcohol-based mouthwash is a sign that the product is "working" and is killing the bacteria in the mouth. This is not true. While the amount of alcohol in an alcohol-based mouthwash ranges from as low as 5.7 percent to as high as 26.9 percent per volume (that's higher than the average alcohol content of wine or beer, by the way); or even 75.6 percent for a "concentrated" mouthwash formula that requires dilution with water (because such a concentrated amount is unbearably painful to gargle with) the alcohol is not meant to kill the odor-causing bacteria.
So if the alcohol in an alcohol-based mouthwash is not really the one killing the bacteria, why the need for alcohol, then? The reason is that alcohol acts as a solvent, so that the active ingredients of the mouthwash will dissolve and mix together. Without alcohol, the active ingredients, usually a blend of different types of essential oils, will not mix together and will not stick to plaque long enough to be effective.
But the bigger question is this: why endure the painful sting of alcohol-based mouthwashes when there's a painless alternative?
Magazine editor and writer Nova Arias discovered this painless, yet effective, alternative when she began using Oracare. Unlike other mouthwash brands, OraCare does not contain alcohol—and as a result it does not cause a stinging sensation in the mouth.
"OraCare really helps because I can use it as often as I need to, without worrying that it will leave a stinging sensation in my mouth. I use OraCare to keep my breath fresh and pleasant during meetings with our publication staff and with clients," she says.
Besides her publishing work, Nova is also a co-anchor at a program in Radio Veritas and a voice talent as well—she dubs foreign TV programs into Tagalog, a task that again involves a great deal of talking and conversing, making fresh and pleasant breath important for her success.
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There are several reasons behind strong mouth odors that can be a bane in one's social life. One of these is eating foods with onion, garlic, and other spices that can leave strong odors in the mouth.
Another cause is mouth dryness, which can happen when one drinks a substantial amount of liquor. When the mouth is dry, there is less saliva— which is a natural mouth cleanser. Less saliva means there will be an overgrowth of odor-causing bacteria in the mouth. Certain bacteria in the mouth—when allowed to thrive—produce a strong unpleasant odor along with volatile sulfur compounds. The bad bacteria feed on leftover food debris and dead cells, which in turn excrete volatile sulfur compounds—the real cause of strong mouth odors.
Celebrity and fashion stylist Joey Espiritu cringes when he recalls the smell of his breath after consuming alcohol the evening before. "One of the things I really hate is having to talk to my mother with alcohol breath," he shares.
Joey didn't know back then that his mouth went dry as a result of his drinking session, leading to a lot of odor-causing bacteria that produced the volatile sulfur compounds in his mouth.
OraCare Mouthrinse can help eliminate the strong mouth odors caused by these bacteria because of its active ingredient Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide—a known powerful, yet non-toxic, oxidizing agent. OraCare's Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide releases oxygen in the mouth which eliminates the source of odor in 2 ways: 1) It bonds with the sulfur thus neutralizing the volatile sulfur compounds—the primary source of odor, and 2) It kills odor-causing bacteria in the mouth through the process of oxidation. Odor-causing bacteria in the mouth are anaerobic, which means they cannot survive in the presence of oxygen.
"I no longer experienced unpleasant morning breath when I finally switched to OraCare. "I was amazed to learn that other mouthwashes merely masked mouth odor, but OraCare actually neutralizes the cause of the odor itself!" says Joey.
OraCare: Smarter Oral Hygiene
Complete oral hygiene means practicing proper brushing, flossing, using a mouthwash, and paying regular visits to the dentist. Now, the smarter oral hygiene entails practicing good oral hygiene while using the combined power of OraCare Toothpaste and Mouthrinse.
Step 1: Brushing teeth using OraCare Toothpaste is the smarter choice because it contains Aloe Vera and Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide that effectively removes plaque- and tartar-causing bacteria, while keeping the gums moisturized.
Step 2: Floss in-between teeth to remove food particles and plaque build-up.
Step 3: Gargle with OraCare Mouthrinse, the smarter choice when it comes to mouthwash because it has Stabilized Chlorine Dioxide that freshens and cleans the mouth by eliminating the source of strong mouth odors, without the sting caused by alcohol and strong flavors present in other mouthwashes.
Step 4: Visit your dentist every 6 months.
"I always carry OraCare toothpaste and mouthrinse with me wherever I go," says Joey, "because these products give me an assurance that my mouth is totally clean. The cool, fresh and clean feeling I get afterwards encourages me to keep taking good care of my mouth and teeth."
So make the smarter choice: use OraCare for fresh breath and keeping teeth and gums healthy. OraCare Mouthrinse (in Regular and Cool flavors) and OraCare Toothpaste are available in leading supermarkets and drugstores nationwide.
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SDP's Alternatives: Shadow Budget
Wijey to ST: Review Shadow Budget and let people decide
08 March 2011
On 16 February 2011, the Singapore Democratic Party published its Shadow Budget 2011. Never before in the history of the nation has a similar event occurred. Our budget proposed, in considerable and costed detail, programmes that would benefit the economy and people of Singapore.
Chee Soon Juan on the SDP's Shadow Budget 2011
23 February 2011
Dr Chee Soon Juan speaks on the
various subjects in the SDP's Shadow Budget 2011 at the press conference
held on 16 February 2011.
SDP exposes Government's Budget
21 February 2011
At our annual dinner last night, the Singapore Democrats presented an analysis of the Government's Budget and compared it to our Shadow Budget. Making the presentation, Dr Vincent Wijeysingha said: "Our proposals look to the future. They lay down foundations for your children.
Budget to benefit Singaporeans? Look again
20 February 2011
PAP is handing out goodies like there was no tomorrow. It has to.
Because it's desperate. It knows that without these feel-good giveaways,
there would be trouble at the next elections.
This is why it is handing out up to $800 per voter on 1 May 2011. And you can be sure the polling day will not be far from that date. But if you think that the goody (and the rest of the budgetary items) are financially attractive, stop and look again.
Shadow Budget 2011 at a glance
19 February 2011
Shadow Budget 2011: Empowering the Nation
is a ground-breaking document. It is the first time in Singapore's
political history that an opposition party is presenting an alternative
to the government's financial policy for the year ahead.
Past Budgets have mis-prioritised the needs of the nation and allocated expenditure that, through the years, built an economic structure that severely disabled the entrepreneurial class while keeping Singaporean workers' income levels unacceptably low.
Wijeysingha outlines SDP's Shadow Budget
17 February 2011
Dr Vincent Wijeysingha spelled out the Singapore Democrats' spending priorities for Singapore for FY2011. He was speaking at a press conference today to launch the SDP's alternative budget to the Government's.


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This post is to show you how to look after Degus and how they may differ from your traditional pet.We adopted our Degus around 7 years ago from someone who obviously bought them as a novelty and got bored of them quickly.
How to look after Degus is fairly simple once you understand the basics. Firstly I'll explain what a Degu is as normally when I tell people we own them I get a blank look. A Degu is a rodent that lives in Chile in South America. They are highly social mammals that live in groups, nest in burrows and are active during the day. The easiest way I describe them is that a degu is like a cross between a gerbil and a chinchilla, they look more like a gerbil but live in a cage similar to a chinchilla. Degus are actually distant relatives to guinea pigs and sound very similar when they communicate by speaking. Degus are meant to have orange teeth so try not to be alarmed when you notice this.
As Degus are sociable animals it is important to keep them in groups, our original thought was to get 3 degus as should anything happen to one then the other would not end up alone. In the end, as we ended up adopting our Degus we ended up with 2. Unfortunately this year we lost one of our Degus which has left the other one on its own. We have decided not to introduce a new Degu as we know a few people who have tried to do this and it has taken them months to get along meaning they had to split the cage until they got use to each other. As our remaining Degu is around 8 years old now we thought it was best not to upset her with a new addition.
A degus' diets is very simple once you understand the basic fact not to give them sugary food. Degus can easily end up diabetic so it is important to restrict sugar in their diet. It is best buying food purposely created for degus and other foods such as rabbit food or guinea pig food are not suitable. Degu diets should always be supplemented with good quality hay either meadow
Degus should always have access to good quality hay either meadow hay or Timothy hay. Veg should be given once a week. Using this guide will help you find what is suitable.
Fresh water should always be supplied for your degus through a drinking bottle. We learnt the hard way that a glass drinking bottle was definitely the way to go, as Degus are chewers they can easily chew through a plastic water bottle.
When it comes to cages the bigger and taller the better when it comes to Degus. When we originally adopted our degus they came in a wire mech cage. We realised that this cage was too small so got another very similar cage and attached it on top of the original one. Bar spacing needs to be a maximum of 2 cm so that the Degus cannot squeeze through the gap. Any cages that have wire shelving should be covered and made sold so not to damaged the degus feet. Degus are chewers so plastic base cages are not a good idea as they wouldn't last. It is important to make sure the cage has a deep metal base to contain the bedding and to prevent the Degus chewing out.
The final cage we settled on was actually one that you could imagine a parrot in.
A typical cage for a maximum of two degus should be a minimum size of 70 L x 70-100 H x 45 W cm.
Wheel A large solid wheel will allow your degu to exercise. We use to have a large plastic flying saucer which the degus loved until one day they realised it was plastic and chewed it to pieces. Metal would be a preference if you can get hold of one. Take care not to use one with open gaps as the risk of the Degu getting a foot or tail stuck is too high.
We also put extra branches in the Degus cage, taking care not to use any woods that are toxic to Degus. Degus love climbing so extra branches really add enrichment to their lifestyle. Safe woods for Degus include Apple,Hazel, Hawthorn,Kiln-Dried Pin, Pear, Bamboo cane, Coconut Shell and Grapevine.
Tunnels and Hammocks are a great addition to any cage. Hammocks may be at risk of getting chewed but as long as you check them every so often making sure they are not dangerous you should be ok.
If you are considering getting a non-traditional pet it is important to make sure you do you research before hand. You can find out some information about exotic pets here
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Usa State Refrigerator Magnets: A Perfect CollectibleReviewing: Souvenir Usa State Refrigerator Magnets | Rating:
One of the secrets to having fun on a road trip is that you need to have a mission. My road trip mission is to always get a refrigerator magnet from every state or province that I visit.
Refrigerator magnets are the perfect souvenir because they are:
1) Lightweight
2) Inexpensive
3) Available in most states, provinces, and countries.
If you visit a gift shop when you are traveling, it is always helpful to have an answer to "Can I help you?" or "Are you looking for something special?". When you ask if they have state (or city or country) refrigerator magnets, they either have them, or they don't. If they have magnets which don't appeal to you, you can always look at them for a while, and then say that you had something else in mind. You can also say "Oh, I already have that one".
When you find a magnet which matches your collection you will feel an exhilaration which will get you through your next four hours of driving.
Some places (Wall Drug in Wall South Dakota, for instance), may sell you a complete set of USA State magnets for a discounted set price. However, purists like myself would never try to cheat the system by buying a magnet for someplace they have not yet visited. On the other hand, there is nothing wrong with buying a magnet from a different state if the Stuckey's was out of stock of their native magnets when you visited them.
I keep my magnets on my back-up refrigerator in the garage. This is because they are just a bit tacky for my kitchen decor (and my primary refrigerator does not have a magnetic front). Magnetic collector's maps are available so that you can put your magnets on your bedroom wall if you prefer.
I have found that some people really embrace my hobby of collecting refrigerator magnets, and other people seem to change the topic of conversation quite quickly.
State refrigerator magnets are very useful for teaching children about the geography of the United States. After they practice with the magnets, they can further hone their skills on this USA Map website.
Prior to collecting state magnets, I collected Bale Hooks. They were a lot more expensive, would not fit in your pocket, and could potentially rip, scratch, or damage your other property. Over the last several years, I have given away or sold all of my bale hooks.
I am very happy with my USA state refrigerator magnet collection!


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Twelve celebrities and pro's debut for the sixteenth season of Dancing With The Stars. Foxtrot, Cha Cha and Contemporary are the dances of the first week. There will be no elimination this week.
Quickstep, Jazz and Jive are the dances of week two.
It's the semifinals. The five remaining couples will dance a Latin Dance and a dance chosen by the viewers.
ABC counted this episode as the 300th episode. In the semi- finals a couple will be eliminated.
In the Finale the four remaining couples will dance a Latin Dance picked by the judges, a Cha Cha Relay and the most anticipated Freestyle.
Only three of the four finalists will get the chance to dance the instant dance. The winner of the Mirror Ball will be determined half by the judge's vote and half by the viewers' vote. Pitbull, Psy, Wynonna Judd and Jessica Sanchez are the musical guests.


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1/24/00: Well, it turns out the world didn't end on Y2K. I just poked my head out of the bombshelter and was dumbfounded. So, sorry for not updating the website, I've been living on canned food and watching a lightbulb burn in a six by six cement room. Anyways, tons of exciting news for you guys. For starters, the boys have cut a demo. It's three songs, plus a hidden track. Find out how to access the hidden track by searching this site carefully. It's really not too damn hard, if you don't find it here you'll figure it out, but try anyways man. You'll be able to order the demo from this site. Please don't be afraid to shell out a few measly bucks to pick up this piece of Americana. You can always sell it on ebay for like $400 in a year or two, right? Anyways, the seniors among us have all gotten into college now, and it's about to be second semester so there'll be plenty of time to work on the site. Expect to see tons of changes coming soon. -Jeremiah
12/16/99: Some more news for everyone. Sorry for not working so much on the site lately. College troubles have had me, and quite a few of our senior class peers, completely frantic, but screw college, I'm taking care of High Noon for now. I'm filling in a lot of the lyrics and band bios, things are starting to come together to the point where we can begin phasing in new features and exciting junk to make you all happy chickens! We have a little problem with the site's security. It seems a certain somebody is habitually deleting the index page and putting up ads for a rather lame pile of MP3s.... the matter oughta be under control within the next week or so, and we'll never have to worry about security again. You can expect the appropriate measures to be taken, so rest assured no one will be screwing with your access to this website in the next millenium. Can I get a hell yeah? -Jeremiah
12/01/99: Okay. The site is starting to come together now. The first round of pictures is up, I've put up some snazzy graphics (check out the animation on the Lyrics page), and some of the first biographical profiles. In the near future we'll be putting up lyrics, more biographies, some more pictures, and assorted other junk. I want to urge each and every one of you to sign the guestbook, multiple times, while drunk. I mean it. -Jeremiah
11/25/99: Happy Turkey Day. We all have a lot to be thankful for, not the least of which is the fact that this website is coming along nicely. I spent about an hour working on adding in lots of interactive things in the Crazy Crap page, plus got all the links between the various pages up and running, as well as a lot of other stuff. Not too much musical content just yet, but that'll be forthcoming within the next couple weeks. Pictures should be coming up soon too. Have a nice holiday, everyone. -Jeremiah
11/24/99: The page has fallen under the control of a new programmer. That'd be me, Jeremiah. The happy chickens are on the loose, and Batman is running around here somewhere. I plan on making this page a million times better than the former programmer. So keep checking back for more band info and ramblings. John is sitting here in my house right now talking with Alyson on the phone. Last Friday the band played at the East Hampton RECenter, and they kicked major butt. The next show will be videotaped by me and Nate will then make it into a music video, so be sure to keep a look out for that tape. News on the upcoming shows and demos will be posted here as it develops. Be sure to contact the band at email@example.com with words of encouragement, to schedule shows, to ask questions, and all that jazz. That's all for now, adios! -Jeremiah
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I had wanted to write about my son's first day of school, and creativity, and ADD, and knitting with handspun, and about why I don't like it that my blog is so fiber-heavy these days (and why I'd rather update more frequently), and still about being idle, and society in general, and about making music, and how I had this neat idea for a "Creative Commitment Challenge".
But then life happened, and I had to phone students right and left to find a new schedule, and then my mother-in-law went on vacation so my parents came to visit and care for our son this week.
And tomorrow I'll go and see an aunt of mine that I haven't seen for something like 35 years, and so I don't think I'll be blogging on the weekend either.
So, this is just to tell you that I'm still alive, and feeling well, and quite exciting about things that make my head spin (only personal, and there won't be anything coming out of this, I think).
I hope you'll all have a nice weekend. See you.
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Same to you.
All my plans and projects have been on hold for almost a week with a sick boy. Waiting to hear on the results of a chest x-ray right now…
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Learn to Row Session 2
What: As a part of AJR's Summer Season, AJR offers an opportunity to potential athletes to learn the sport of rowing. Spend time with current AJR athletes on the water and on land learning boat handling and rowing technique, general conditioning on the ergometer (rowing machine), and land-based workouts. End the week with a short race to test your rowing skill!
Who: Students entering 8th through 12th grade with no or limited rowing experience
When: Monday through Friday, 9am to 12pm
What to bring/wear: A large refillable water bottle, tennis shoes and socks suitable for running, spandex shorts and a close-fitting top (loose or overly long shorts are not suitable for rowing and can cause injury if they get caught in the equipment; if you choose to wear them to practice, please layer your spandex shorts underneath), sunscreen and bug spray, a hat or sunglasses if desired.
Swim Test: All rowers new to AJR must complete a swim test in the presence of a certified life guard and submit the Swim Test Verification Form prior to their first practice. The Swim Test Verification Form is available for download on the registration page under "Download Forms". No rower will be allowed on the water without a Swim Test Verification Form on file.
USRowing Waiver: All new rowers to AJR are also required to execute a 2019 USRowing waiver. Please contact Dorie Thompson at email@example.com if you have any questions. The 2019 USRowing Waiver Form is available for download on the registration page under "Download Forms". No rower will be allowed on the water without an executed waiver.
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The deadline for BOOKWORKS 13 is here
but it is NOT too late to bring your book to the downtown Main Public Library, Cincinnati.
but it is NOT too late to bring your book to the downtown Main Public Library, Cincinnati.
CBAS is seeking handmade, hand bound unique and small edition artists' books, fine bindings and sculptural books, to portray a diverse and representational showing of the region's book arts. The exhibit is open to all CBAS members and non-member artists.
|Field Journal by Judith Sterling-Sturm
Last year we had an amazing exhibit and we are sure we can have an equally if not better exhibit this year! We need you to participate. This is the area's only opportunity to showcase the thriving and talented book arts community in our region.
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You can download a BOOKWORKS 13 entry form from the CBAS website if you don't already have one.
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June 29, 2010, 1:48 pm
Toru Goto and Thousands of Victims of Religious Persecution
Japan - The International Coalition for Religious Freedom reported that Mr. Toru Goto was confined for 12 years and 5 months in an attempt to break his faith in the Unification Church. We are also aware that several other members of Mr. Goto's religious community remain confined against their will at this moment.
We understand that since 1966, there have been more than 4,300 victims of religious kidnapping and confinement in Japan. These crimes are perpetrated to deprive believers of their constitutional and natural right to religious freedom by persons, who deprive their victims of liberty indefinitely unless they renounce their faith. Many have suffered physical injuries during escape attempts. Rapes by "deprogrammers" and even suicides of victims have been reported. Also, many victims—both those, who eventually escape and return to the church and those who leave, suffer from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Depression.
Lord, we pray for all those suffering from a lack of religious freedom and we pray for the conversion of all governments and nations who have policies that restrict basic human rights, especially religious freedom. Lord, hear the cry of the poor, the sick and the imprisioned. We pray for your Divine Intervention, Protection and Deliverance. We ask this trusting in your Merciful love for all your children.
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June 25, 2010, 8:35 pm
Hunter Iles, Age 2 and Allannah and Alliya Larry, 2 Year Old Twins
WASHINGTON DC – Temperatures are rising and so are reports of infants and toddlers dying from being trapped inside sizzling automobiles. We lift up Hunter Iles and Allannah and Alliya Larry and their families.
In Hineston, Ala., 2-year-old Hunter Iles was found dead on Monday in the front passenger seat of his family's car after playing with other children outside his home.
In Portageville, Mo., 2-year-old twins Allannah and Alliya Larry were found dead in their grandmother's car on June 16th as temperatures pushed into the mid-90s.
A researcher says 18 children have died of hyperthermia since the beginning of the year, with eight deaths reported since June 13.
Government and safety experts are telling parents that they never should leave children in an unattended vehicle or allow them to play in cars and trucks. Many of the recent cases have involved children who climbed inside an unlocked vehicle on a hot day and then couldn't get out. The government's highway safety agency issued a consumer advisory this week that included a warning for parents not to leave children unattended in or near a vehicle.
We pray for the souls of all our children living and deceased. When tragedy strikes a child, we all die a little. May the Lord comfort all families going through difficult times. May the Lord guide them and protect them. May His face shine upon them and give them His peace now and in the life to come.
June 22, 2010, 8:38 pm
Suu Kyi. Age 65, Myanmar
Myanmar - Happy Birthday, Aung San Suu Kyi!
Democracy icon and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Aung San Suu Kyi, called for political change in Myanmar and has spent nearly 15 years being punished for it. She is currently being held under house arrest, but may be released as early as this year.
In honor of Suu Kyi's 65th birthday on June 19th, we're asking our ipraytoday family to pray for Suu Kyi and the more than 2,100 political prisoners detained in Myanmar today. They represent the thousands, who are or have been imprisioned or persecuted for their religious or political views world wide. "Do not be discouraged you are not forgotten."
May our prayers send a message that each soul is free in spirit. As the time for national elections in Myanmar and other countries approaches, let us celebrate that we are all children of God and made in His image. No one can take that away. Prayer is a free gift we can give others and a great way to show we care.
June 18, 2010, 4:06 pm
C.J, Age 8, Outpatient at Saint Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix, AZ - C.J. has been going through a lengthy medical evaluation to determine the cause of his stiff joints and limited fine motor skills. On Friday, June 11th, C. J. and family met with Dr Aleck, Chief of Pediatric Genetic Disorders at St Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, AZ to learn about C.J.'s diagnosis and what lies ahead.
C.J. has been diagnosed with Mucopolysaccharidosis. "Mucopolysaccharidoses" are a group of metabolic disorders caused by the absence or malfunctioning of lysosomal enzymes needed to break down molecules called glycosaminoglycans, which are long chains of sugar carbohydrates found in each of our cells that help build bone, cartilage, tendons, corneas, skin and connective tissue. Glycosaminoglycans (formerly called mucopolysaccharides) are also found in the fluid that lubricates our joints. People with a mucopolysaccharidosis disease either do not produce enough of one or more of the 11 enzymes required to break down these sugar chains into simpler molecules, or they produce enzymes that do not work properly. The result is permanent, progressive cellular damage with affects appearance, physical abilities, organ and system functioning, and, in most cases, mental development. C.J. starts his enzyme therapy this month.
Lord, we pray for healing for C.J. and all children suffering from rare or undiagnosed diseases. Please inspire the doctors and nurses, who attend them to find life-saving treatments and breakthroughs in their research.
May your Divine Wisdom guide all they do and keep all your children safe and healthy, especially those undergoing lengthy evaluations for unknown conditions. Lord, we trust in your Mercy. Come to their aid.
June 15, 2010, 4:29 pm
Stephen Stoltzfus Age 15 of Manheim, NY
MANHEIM, N.Y.-- An Amish teen is in critical condition after being attacked by his family's bull in central New York.
Authorities say 15-year-old Stephen Stoltzfus was working with his father on the family farm in the Herkimer County town of Manheim when the bull hit him yesterday morning. They say he wasn't gored, but suffered bruising and serious chest injuries.
There was no immediate word on the fate of the bull, but emergency crews said they saw no sign of it as they cared for the boy and got him to an ambulance. He was taken to a hospital in Utica for treatment.
We pray for Stephen and all people suffering from unexpected injuries physical or spiritual. Lord, helps us prepare each day through prayer for what lies ahead. Increase our faith, hope and charity. May your Divine Providence, intervention and healing be always with us.
June 11, 2010, 3:34 pm
Taavi Kubits, Heart #346, at the University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota - Taavi Kubits recipient of Heart #346 at the University of Minnesota shares: "It's amazing to be alive after having been told several times that I was going to die. As long as I remain within my limits, I feel mostly ok. It feels great to be able to breathe. Can you be given a second chance? Can it be done? Yes! Is it worth it? Yes! Is it easy? No! Would I do it again? In a heartbeat! Keep in mind that all of this - from heart failure to evaluation to waiting to transplant and beyond - is just as hard on your spouse and the rest of the family."
We lift up all those who have had a transplant or are waiting fo one. May the Lord and His Divine Providence bless all those involved with His healing love, wisdom, courage and fortitude.
For all souls in need of a spiritual transplant, we pray for an increase of faith, hope and charity. May our Lord's Sacred Heart continue to be with them in this life and the next.
June 8, 2010, 2:04 pm
Ulrich Kny and Chapels of Hope Project
Rancaqua, Chile - Ulrich Kny, Aid to the Church in Need Project Coordinator for Latin America is overseeing the implementation of 15 Chapels of Hope in Chile. Temporary chapels in parts of earthquake-devastated Chile have been erected thanks to a grant by Aid to the Church in Need (ACN), a leading Catholic charity for suffering Christians.
ACN is providing 15 makeshift chapels in dioceses most affected by the earthquakes, including Rancagua, Talca, Linares, Chillán, Concepción and Los Angeles, where 70-90 percent of the churches are now unusable.
The aid comes after the earthquake of February 27th and the tsunami that followed, which devastated a number of coastal towns and villages. Church estimates now say nearly 500 died following the quake, which measured 8.8 on the Richter scale. According to reports received by ACN, since February up to 270 earthquakes have struck the region, half of which were at least 5.0 on the Richter scale. Some of them have been followed by tsunamis.
Outlining the $287,400 ACN tent chapel project, Ulrich Kny, underlined that the temporary structures were suitable for earthquake conditions and vital to sustaining hope after such devastation. Mr. Kny explained that the tent chapels could be taken down and erected in other areas after the reconstruction of churches damaged by the quakes.
Explaining that each tent had a maximum capacity of 100 people, he said he was confident that the chapels would help revive Church life in Chile. Mr. Kny said, "The people are in constant fear of the aftershocks and the possibility of new earthquakes and tsunamis. The only thing that is giving them hope is their faith. It is very important that the chapels can go ahead so that people can express their faith and rebuild hope. Many of them have lost everything."
Lord, continue to bless all those involved in relief efforts for those in need around the world, especially those who have lost everything. Out of your abundance give us faith and hope in times of crisis for with you and in you all things are possible. We thank you in advance for your mercy and love, which are the source of all hope and blessing.
June 4, 2010, 10:51 am
All those Suffering from Environmental Disasters
Gulf of Mexico - We are lifting up in prayer all those suffering from environmental disasters. The recent oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, the hurricane in Haiti, and the volcanic ash fallout in Europe have caused us all to pray for help and assistance for those recovering from these disasters and those working to find solutions in these difficult circumstances.
Lord, helps us reverence and respect our environment and all life, give us wisdom to deal with these catastrophic problems and fortitude in finding solutions to difficult life changing issues. We lift up all the people and wild life that are homeless and in need of basic necessities such as food, a safe clean home and healthful environment. Bless those who seek to assist them and are involved in rescue efforts.
Inspire us to be thankful each day for our environment and our many blessings. Help us to reverence our God given gifts and to be good stewards of our natural resources. Send us who and what we need to restore our environment and protect it for future generations. Helps us to do our part to preserve your sacred gifts.
June 1, 2010, 10:42 pm
Merle Sweetser, Age 55, Naples ME
NAPLES, Maine - A motorcycle crash has left a Farmington man in the hospital with a life-threatening head injury.
Police say 55-year old Merle Sweetser crashed his 2005 Harley Davidson on Tricky Pond Road in Naples around 3 p.m. They say he lost control of his bike while on a curve, skidded, and struck a large rock.
Police say speed was a factor in the crash and that Sweetser was not wearing a helmet.
Lord, we pray for Merle and all those suffering from catastrophic accidents. May your healing presence be with them and their loved ones.


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Coleshill prepare for a key spell as big tests lie in wait
Writes the Coleshill Herald
COLESHILL Town boss Paul Casey says his side are full of confidence as they prepare for a testing Christmas in the Midland Alliance.
Casey's side claimed their fifth win in a row as they cruised to an emphatic 4-0 victory over Kirby Muxloe on Tuesday night.
A hat-trick from Jaz Luckie and one from Declan Kirby sealed the win which puts Coleshill fifth in the table.
Next up is a trip to second-placed Tividale on Saturday while Coleshill also face Coventry Sphinx (sixth), Quorn (fourth) and Boldmere (third) in their next four games.
"It's a massive Christmas for us and if we can come out of that unbeaten I will be very happy," said Casey. "It's a chance for us to prove how good we are.
"This is our chance to show our credentials as a top five team at this level. The run starts against the title favourites Tividale and they are a good side.
"They have games in hand on sides at the top so are probably favourites.
"But I can't wait to go up against them and try to match them. Hopefully we can come away from there with something.
"We have the players here who are capable of doing so."
Casey says his side's recent run is testament to all of the players at his disposal and not just one or two.
He said: "The team spirit that we have here at Coleshill is fantastic – it is the best I have been involved with in that respect.
"That team spirit is what is helping us to win games right now. There are no stand-out players here, no superstars.
"They are all very good players, hard grafters and support each other on and off the pitch. "They are a great bunch, playing with pace, power and skill and they are starting to believe in themselves."
Coleshill are likely to be without defender Danny Douglas this weekend while hat-trick hero Luckie is also a doubt.
"Jaz was great on Tuesday night but he took some blows and hobbled off at the end," said Casey. "So we will see how he is. The good thing, though, is that we have a great squad here.
"We have been rotating the squad for the last few games and all the lads here are proving themselves to be important players for Coleshill."
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i think i can i think i can i think i can i think i canPosted: May 12, 2013 | Author: rachel | Filed under: (almost) paleo, fun finds, i can eat here!, restore diet | Leave a comment »
i'm trying really hard to stay on the elimination diet. it's getting easier. i'm getting used to eating the same things over and over again. i'm bored. but i'm trying to stay motivated. i'm happy it's grilling season. and that C bought me a sodastream for my birthday last year. when i'm bored, i'm drinking a lot of soda water with lemon or adding drops of these amazing bitters i bought in seattle last year:
i've gotten into the habit of sautéing an entire bunch of kale and a full fennel bulb for lunch or dinner most days of the week. add spicy mustard or lemon and it's perfect.
yesterday i went to the grocery store and filled my shopping basket with kale, fennel and apples. then i went and stood at the coconut milk ice cream for a solid 5 minutes. i read the back of all of the so delicious sugar-free pints of ice cream. i got scared by the ingredients i didn't recognize and decided it wasn't worth the risk of a stomach ache, especially because i have been pain free for exactly 29 days. this is amazing. i settled for an iced mint green tea chai coconut milk latte instead. i drank it and tried to imagine that it was as good as coconut milk ice cream.
i'm currently roasting an entire butternut squash, beets, broccoli and sweet potatoes in batches (because our oven is so tiny) because i need to stop living off of rice cakes, apples, kale and fennel.
mustard is happy that i've been grilling salmon a lot more lately:
in San Francisco, i was sad to miss out on my favorite things, like: french fries with aioli:
amazing donuts, although i will admit i felt like i could taste them because they smelled so amazing:
i loved seeing the latte art other people got to enjoy:
twice i cheated and ate bacon. it was worth it.
once, i couldn't find anything to eat while out walking through little italy, so i ate an entire shrimp cocktail all by myself for lunch:
i also discovered that i love honey and cinnamon on grapefruit and i miss eating figs. i also miss eating honey.
overall, i did pretty good though. i cheated on: honey, bacon, booze, a few chips, and i ate an entire pint of coconut milk chocolate peanut butter ice cream in 24 hours. i can't believe i didn't get sick.
i did, however, get a massive head cold on the 5th day and am still struggling to get rid of the congestion.
i have exactly 5 and 1/2 weeks left of this diet before i get to start adding things back in for real. now that i'm home, the temptation to cheat isn't very strong. i'm struggling to get enough protein most days. i miss peanut butter and eggs. i'm adding those back in first.
in other news, my sister has been doing the same diet (has already adding some things back in because she breast-feds her two kids) and has lost almost all of her pregnancy weight. last i checked, my brother-in-law had lost 18 pounds doing the diet with my sister and i. nutty!
also, my birthday is july 5: you better believe i will be eating at least 3 cupcakes that day.
San Fran gluten & dairy free!Posted: May 4, 2013 | Author: rachel | Filed under: (almost) paleo, fun finds, i can eat here!, travel | Leave a comment »
*been in San Francisco for 7 days and have had so much good food: here are my favorites
*Bio on O'Farrell St in the financial district: a tiny little space with a large selection of gluten-free and vegan options like jalapeño tuna stuffed avocado halves and these amazing banana pudding bread muffins made with hemp milk. I loved them so much that I bought 5 so I could eat one every morning for breakfast.
*Bio also made these amazing strawberry purees and vegan chocolate covered fruits, like these banana fudgey things that were unbelievably amazing.
*Can't stop using the word amazing.
*The Plant Cafe makes amazing fruit smoothies with coconut milk, which I forgot to take pictures of.
*Blowfish is a fun sushi bar that made me a special roll and tailored everything we ordered so that I could taste almost all of it without fear of getting gluten-ated. Our server Suzie was super helpful. She also had rad tattoos and neon pink streaked hair, which made me love her more. I had raw oysters and the most tasty dish of marinated mushrooms I have ever had in my life.
*Fish, on the coast in Sausalito, blew my mind. I had trout over greens and C had some stellar salmon tacos that I wish I had ordered myself.
*Finally, we are drinking the best coffee from Blue Bottle Coffee. This morning I had a New Orleans iced coffee with coconut milk.
*So pretty.
*I'm here with my old bestie, Holly, who moved to Seattle a few years back and some other amazing friends!
*Finding it easy to eat gluten, dairy and soy free, although I'm cheating on the elimination diet with booze, coffee, and potato chips. Totally worth it tho! Back to the grind on Monday. Till then, we need more cocktails!
squash seed oilPosted: August 8, 2011 | Author: rachel | Filed under: i can eat here!, restore diet | Leave a comment »
i'm not going to lie and say i'm still doing the hardcore detox. instead, i'm going to say i'm on the detox with 1 exception: tea. i didn't have any caffeine yesterday, which made for a long day, but it was a lazy sunday and i spent half of it at the beach and the other half at a bbq where i ate steamed clams (no butter, so good), 4 handfuls of blue tortilla chips (not on detox) and two glasses of chardonnay (definitely not on detox). last night i regretted both the wine and the tortilla chips while laying in bed with a agonizing stomach ache. this morning, i really regretted them, but i'll leave out those details.
three things that made my weekend, in order:
1. squash seed oil. holy-moly this stuff is AMAZING. it's nutty as ever but made from squash seeds. i can't stop putting it on everything: salad, meats, raw veggies. C will probably catch me pouring it into my mouth this week. it was a gift from my sweet friend Sarah, giver of all thoughtful presents. she found it at F. Oliver's, a shop that specializes in oils and vinegars in Canandaigua, NY. i will definitely be taking a special trip there soon because their specialty oils and infused olive oils look incredible. (note to friends and family: anything from F Oliver's will be at the top of the list for any gifts you plan on giving or receiving.)
2. i had an interesting dinner friday night at Tapas (St. Paul St., Rochester). C and i usually go to Tapas for our anniversary and get mojitos. Right now, they have really amazing strawberry mojitos that taste great even if you forgo the sugar, as i always do. i used to be a fan of the flattened potato gnocchi, but my gluten-intolerance won't let me go there anymore. their menu is great, but most of it is a no-go for gluten and dairy-free people. however, they had a special friday night: ahi tuna with collard greens, prosciutto, and olives. it was way too salty, but it was still lovely to be able to eat with C and our fiends and not just sit there and stare at all the food around me i couldn't touch.
3. i started training for this 15k with my sister. it will be my first race. i'm excited.
gluten-free birthdayPosted: July 6, 2011 | Author: rachel | Filed under: i can eat here! | 2 Comments »
Yesterday was my birthday, so C and I spent the day biking, gardening, and eating a lot of gluten-free food. Here's how to have an amazing birthday full of great GF eats and never leave the city:
*wake up late and drink you favorite peanut butter banana almond milk smoothie:
*take a motorcycle ride to get your old truck. go here and blow all your birthday money buying plants, top soil, and mulch.
*bike to Owl House and eat smoked trout hummus and pulled pork on GL bread with a pimm's cup.
*bike to Javas for a caramel cascata (espresso, caramel, almond milk, ice: shake till amazing. 4th coffee in 4 years. it was awesome.)
*garden all afternoon and cool off in the soaking pool. head to Shiki for sushi dinner. drink my favorite unfiltered sake, stare enviously at C's spinach/peanut dish (full of gluten soy sauce), order everything else made with no soy sauce.
*lay around the new patio. meet friends at Lux and taste every thing in the box of gluten-free goodies from EcoBella Bakery that your friends bring you as birthday cake, complete with hot pink sparkler candles.
*do a round of cheeseburger shots (tequila followed by hot sauce followed by dill pickle juice. it's like eating a burger without the meat. no seriously. it's good.)
*finish the night in your soaking pool, sipping on local finger lakes distilling pear brandy.
*best birthday ever.
dairy-free sorbetPosted: June 26, 2011 | Author: rachel | Filed under: i can eat here! | Leave a comment »
Just had a sweet experience at Jersey Junction: when I told the girl scooping ice cream that I have a dairy intolerance and asked if she could use a clean scoop, she asked me if I wanted her to check in the back for a new, unopened bin of lemon sorbet so I could avoid any cross contamination. Then, she brought out a new bin and a new scoop and handed me a lovely lemon sorbet, untouched by any ice cream scoops. When I thanked her for being so understanding, she told me she understood because she has food intolerances, too.
Score 2 for Grand Rapids.
3-year old nephew Trae searches for the Superman flavor
3-year old nephew Liam sports his Superman ice cream
(yes, they are twins)


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Woodside wants to build a new FIFO camp on the outskirts of Karratha - the Bay Village - to house workers, rather than using existing housing stock in town.
The McGowan Government has the ability to prevent this camp, and The Nationals WA will be putting pressure on them to do so. In fact The Nationals WA oppose any FIFO residential camps being built within a 60km radius of any regional centre.
Nationals WA Leader Mia Davies at the proposed Bay Village site in Karratha.
You can help by filling out the form on this page to sign up for updates, and clicking the link below to download a petition that, once signed and the original returned to her office, Hon Jacqui Boydell MLC will present to Parliament.


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CLARION -- Apparently, punting was not in the Curwensville Golden Tide's game plan against Clarion-Limestone in the District 9 Class A Championship game Friday night.
Early in the second quarter, the Tide went for it on fourth-and-2 from their own 37. The result? A 63-yard run untouched around the right end by Tide sophomore quarterback Shawn Sopic.
"I just have confidence in these kids," Curwensville head coach Andy Evanko said. "It wasn't a matter of whether we were going to punt or go for it, it was a matter of what play we were going to run."
Sopic's run set the tone for what would be a another big night for Curwensville as it romped over another opponent in a 41-8 win over two-time defending champion C-L at Clarion University's Memorial Stadium.
The Tide amassed 484 yards of offense, all of it on the ground. Curwensville did not punt and the only times it didn't score was because of its four turnovers and it running out the clock on both halves.
Curwensville notched the most lopsided win in District 9 Class A Championship game history and improved their record to 11-0. Next up is District 10 champion Sharpsville, which improved to 11-0 with a 21-14 win over Linesville also on Friday night.
"This is a special group of kids," Evanko said of his team. "They've worked so hard during the season, day in and day out. We're here and trying to take care of business one day at a time trying to get better each day in practice. They just work so gosh darn hard."
The big names shined again. Senior running back Nate Sipes rushed for 207 yards and three touchdowns on runs of 5, 45 and 21 yards. Sipes went over the 2,000-yard milestone for the season and stands at a district-leading 2,132 yards and 32 TDs.
"Its very exciting. Just making it into the district finals is quite an accomplishment," Sipes said. "Then winning it, that's a whole new level. Experiencing the state playoffs and what football is like against other District 10 teams, it's going to be quite an experience."
"That's big," said Evanko of his 2,000-yard rusher. "We look at any individual award as a team award. You can't run unless you have guys blocking for you. You can't catch the ball if you don't have someone throwing for you. You can't have great defense unless everybody is doing his job that needs to be done. We think it's absolutely fantastic. It's a great team award. It's an achievement for our offensive line as well as it is for our backfield and receivers."
Nate's younger brother Nick, a sophomore, also piled up big numbers as he rushed for 190 yards and two touchdowns, one of them an 80-yarder for the Tide's first score of the night. Not to be overlooked is Nick's season rushing total that's up to an impressive 1,545 yards along with 21 TDs.
Curwensville came into the game averaging 405 yards rushing per game. Evanko made sure the unsung heroes got their due.
"Our offensive line across the board -- tight end Philip Solley, J.D. Skebo, Sean Farley, Brad Sopic, Steve Pentz, and on the other side, Sam Kephart and our slots (Brandon) Nelson and (Zach) Baer they do fundamentals every day," Evanko said. "They never get tired It's always trying to get better and improve and when you do that, you're going to get a hat on somebody out there. They're a nice group of kids."
"The line was blocking well and the backs were running really hard getting those extra yards. It just worked really well tonight and it's great to come out on top," said senior center Brad Sopic, the older brother of the sophomore QB.
The Tide's 2,000-yarrd rusher weighed in on his teammates as well.
"Two-thousand yards in 11 games is quite an accomplishment, but I wouldn't be able to get half of it without my line and receivers blocking downfield," the older Sipes said.
Curwensville was almost as successful on the defensive side of the ball, especially against C-L's running attack. The Tide limited the Lions to 26 yards on 26 attempts, which included five sacks of C-L quarterback Scott Davis totaling 59 yards.
The sacks helped offset a decent passing attack by C-L as Davis completed 11 of 19 passes for 149 yards. He was intercepted at the Tide 4-yard line by Bart McGarry midway through the first quarter. Two plays after that, Nick Sipes blasted up the middle for 80 yards to put the Tide up for good.
The Tide put pressure on Davis and the C-L offense all night long.
"Every game we say leave no mercy and leave no doubt and try out best and not to get down if we do something bad," said Tide senior defensive tackle Cody Ogden, who turned in a big game with 2 1/2 sacks and two forced fumbles.
Curwensville went up 22-0 on Nate Sipes' first TD from five yards out with 5:51 left in the first half. On C-L's next possession the Lions advanced to the Tide 22 before Davis was hit and sacked by Ogden, who knocked the ball loose. Nate Sipes picked up the fumble and advanced to the Lions' 37.
The Tide didn't capitalize on the 23-yard sack and turnover because two plays later Sopic was intercepted by Nate Tote in what would be one of only two Tide attempted passes.
Curwensville marched 74 yards on the opening possession of the second half to go up 28-0. The Sipes brothers shared ball-carrying duties with Nate dashing 45 yards for the score at the 7:06 mark.
Curwensville came close to enacting the Mercy Rule -- 35-point lead or more in the second half -- with a touchdown on its next possession on Nate Sipes' 21-yarder, but missed on the two-point conversion pass. The Tide led 34-0 with 1:04 left in the third quarter.
The Tide would fumble the ball away on their next two possessions, the second one resulting in a wild C-L return for a touchdown.
On first-and-goal from the Lions' 7, Nate Sipes was hit for a 1-yard loss. He fumbled on the play and the loose ball was picked up by Kaleb Klosky, who returned it to the Lions' 39 before fumbling on a hit made by Nick Sipes. However, Tote picked it up and went the remaining distance for a 61-yard return for a score. Davis hit Erik White for the two-point conversion pass with 7:53 remaining in the game.
Curwensville responded with a 61-yard drive using eight plays to find the end zone. Nick Sipes scored on a 19-yard run with 3:22 remaining.
C-L finished the year at 10-2.
Score By Quarters
Curwensville 8 14 12 7 - 41
First Quarter
CW - Nick Sipes 80 run (Nate Sipes run), 5:46.
Second Quarter
CW - Shawn Sopic 63 run (Nick Sipes kick), 11:10.
CW - Nate Sipes 5 run (Nick Sipes kick), 5:51.
Third Quarter
CW - Nate Sipes 45 run (run failed), 7:06.
CW - Nate Sipes 21 run (pass failed), 1:04.
Fourth Quarter
CL - Nate Tote 61 fumble return (Erik White pass from Scott Davis), 7:53.
CW - Nick Sipes 19 run (Nick Sipes kick), 3:22.
First Downs 10 20
Rushes-Yards 26-26 57-484
Passing: Comp-Att-Int 11-19-1 0-2-1
Passing Yards 149 0
Total Plays-Yards 45-175 59-484
Fumbles-Lost 6-3 5-3
Penalties-Yards 10-65 9-72
Punts-Avg 5-33.8 0-0
Time of Possession 19:50 28:10
RUSHING -- Curwensville: Nate Sipes 28-207, Nick Sipes 18-190, Shawn Sopic 9-79, Dean Swatsworth 1-8, Team 1-0. Clarion-Limestone: Erik White 5-55, Scott Davis 17-(-19), Neil Reynolds 2-(-7), David Brooks 2-(-3).
PASSING -- Curwensville: Shawn Sopic 0-for-2, 1 Int. Clarion-Limestone: Scott Davis 11-for-19, 149 yards, 1 Int.
RECEIVING -- Clarion-Limestone: Erik White 5-81, David Brooks 2-32, Neil Reynolds 2-31, Kaleb Klosky 2-5.
INTERCEPTIONS -- Curwensville: Bart McGarry. Clarion-Limestone: Nate Tote.
SACKS -- Cuwensville: Cody Ogden 2.5, Sean Farley 1.5, Nick Sipes.
FUMBLE RECOVERIES -- Curwensville: Shawn Sopic 2, Sean Farley, Nate Sipes, Bobby Haley. Clarion-Limestone: Neil Reynolds 2, Nate Tote, Kaleb Klosky, Scott Davis, Kenny Rossey.
KICK RETURNS -- Curwensville: Derek Caldwell 1-0, Josh Kephart 1-0. Clarion-Limestone: Erik White 3-43, Scott Davis 2-29.
PUNT RETURNS -- Curwensville: Bart McGarry 2-23.
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The speed kings of the local ovals, the National Hot Rods, resume their World Qualifying trail at Ballymena Raceway on Friday evening.
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Yesterday I penned an article for Panorama on the need of Spain to decide if it supports the rule of law or not. If it does then it has to recognise the legitimacy of the laws passed by Gibraltar's Parliament, such as the 1991 Nature Protection Act, and the Geneva Convention to which it is a signatory giving Gibraltar three miles of territorial waters.
After I wrote the article I read a press release from our own government. This told me the Gibraltar Government had cancelled the contracts issued to Mr Nigel Pardo by the previous GSD administration. The contracts were in the name of his two companies of Land Projects Ltd and of Gibraltar Land Reclamation Company Ltd (GLRC) as Project Managers.
What caused me to raise my eyebrows was this phrase: "The companies were informed that GSLP/Liberal Government have an objection in principle to maintaining in force contracts which were awarded illegally in the light, notably, of EU public procurement requirements."
I know little of Mr Pardo but I understand that he is related by marriage to both the former Supreme Leader QC and also his one-time henchman Joe Holliday. If that is not the case then I am happy to be corrected. Either way that is not a crime.
Yet it would seem that the former Supreme Leader QC did enter in to an illegal contract deal with Mr Pardo, who may or may not have family links to him.
I am not sure whether this was illegality on Mr Pardo's part: after all he may not have known the legal status of the deals. However as the former Supreme Leader is a QC we can presume he was fully aware of what he was putting on the table for this family related gentleman to sign. Even if it only became apparent later then the contracts should have been rescinded.
This begs the question: how can a GSD government, led by a leading lawyer and a QC, have a total disregard for the law. The former Supreme Leader may have thought he was the law, or above the law on whatever heavenly cloud he was floating on, but sadly for him he was not and is not.
So the former Supreme Leader broke EU law and also seemingly ignored the 1991 Nature Protection Act of Gibraltar: a law which still stands to this day. I suspect the list will get longer before we are done. One day the law will catch up with the former Supreme Leader and his former Government.
It will be interesting to hear what the former Supreme Leader's Justice Minister, Daniel Feetham, has to say on the subject of these laws especially as he also is a respected lawyer and participated in this government.
For instance as the law minister did Mr Feetham advise his chief minister that he was breaking the law? If not, why not? If he did what was the former Supreme Leader's reaction?
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Most business communications fall in some basic categories listed below. Each of these categories has templates that you can use or modify to suit your needs if you find yourselves in a writers block.
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Use a positive tone and position your message according to the anticipated reaction (support or oppose) from the reader. It is common knowledge that a communication (IM, Voice Mail or Email) in the corporate world is not private. Yet many people are careless and then get frustrated when their content is made public. Communication is a great tool if used effectively. It can either make or break a deal.


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Be that as it may, Gravity, up on that big screen (and in 3D, don't forget), is a remarkable looking film that keeps one's eyes glued to the projected images. The story, of a pair of stranded astronauts (the aforementioned Bullock along with George Clooney), trying to make their way from their wrecked shuttle to an orbiting space station (or two), all the while trying not to, ya know, die a horrible death in outer space, is a story fraught with the possibilities of cliche after cliche, and even though such things do pop up now and again, the vastness, the epic visual background (my often agonized enemy, the dreaded CGI, has never looked this good) of Cuaron's film, make up for any storyline blips or bleeps. Perhaps Gravity never delves into the inner depths of something like Cuaron's masterfully subversive Children of Men, or his brilliantly erotic Y Tu Mamá También, but the look and feel of the film, along with Bullock's rock solid performance (an easy Oscar nod should be coming her way in a few months), make this film one of those current must see type of cinematic events - especially since its impact will surely never transfer over to the small screen.
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