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Russellville residents around 14th Street and Houston Avenue area going to have some loud activity when sandblasting and painting of City Corp.'s primary water tank begins at the end of the month.
There also may be the possibility of a city-wide burn ban, since the tank is one of the most critical in the city's water system and there would be no backup water supply during the time the water tank is out of service.
A pre-construction meeting between City Corp. employees and Leher Painting took place Monday, City Corp. Operations Manager Larry Collins told the utility's board of directors Tuesday at the city's water plant near Russellville Country Club.
The interior and exterior of the 14th and Houston water tank will be sandblasted and painted. Collins said he and City Corp. General Manager Craig Noble would inform residents in the immediate area about the project, which is set to begin April 27.
Collins said a two-day testing period would take place to ensure water supply and pressure would be maintained while the tank is out of service.
"That is one of the most critical tanks in City Corp.'s system," Noble said. "There will be some sandblasting and air compressors, pretty noisy. The tank will be draped and anchored to keep down any (paint and sand) getting off sight. There will be some activity in that area."
The construction window for the project is 60 days. Noble said during the meeting the same company painted a water tank in Searcy, and area residents experienced an increase in water pressure during the time the water tank was out of service.
Ron Pierce of Garver and Garver Engineers suggested the city establish a burn ban during the time the water tank is out of service in Russellville.
"This tank is the only tank in the skeleton of the system that serves all of the water City Corp. sells," Pierce said. "We'll be operating basically with no storage in that system during the time the tank is down. All the water will have to come from the water treatment plant here."
New report
Collins introduced a new report during his discussion of the water and wastewater operations that Chairman Steve Hooten requested he give to board members every month.
Since the utility purchased a sewer camera -- about an $83,000 investment, according to Noble -- employees have been able to analyze inflow and infiltration in the city's water-line system. Collins told board members 450 feet of 6- or 4-inch of sewer line had been found that needed to be replaced, and work is being scheduled to be done.
Collins said 3,000 feet of that needs to be jetted because of roots and grease that is embedded in the lines. Jetters utilize a cutting head that travels through sewer lines and gets rid of such objects.
Collins said 21 manholes (about 120 linear feet) have been refurbished, at a cost of $95 per linear foot. When the contractor returns next month, work will continue on other manholes in the city.
Collins showed board members pictures of manholes that had been refurbished, which includes concrete to replace brick manholes and a 50-year warranty.
Noble said from a manpower standpoint, the utility may have to look at hiring outside contractors to help with continued inflow and infiltration work.


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Penicillin Misconceptions May Raise Post-Op Infection Risk
Posted 9 Oct 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, Oct. 9, 2017 – Surgical patients who report having a penicillin allergy face a 50 percent higher risk for a post-op infection compared to patients who report no drug allergy, new research finds. Researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital attributed the higher surgical-site infection rate to the use of alternative antibiotics. Since many people erroneously believe they're allergic to penicillin, the findings suggest this common misconception may put some patients in harm's way. "This study has direct clinical significance," said study lead author Dr. Kimberly Blumenthal, who is in the division of rheumatology, allergy and immunology. "We already know that more than 95 percent of patients who believe they have penicillin allergy can actually tolerate the drug," she added. The study results indicate that a preoperative penicillin evaluation could effectively reduce surgical ... Read more
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Is Your Child's 'Penicillin Allergy' Real?
Posted 3 Jul 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, July 3, 2017 – Many children suspected of being allergic to the inexpensive, first-line antibiotic penicillin actually aren't, new research indicates. The findings – which echo similar research earlier this year in adults – mean many patients are instead prescribed more expensive broad-spectrum antibiotics, experts said. These alternatives can come with greater side effects and contribute to a rise in antibiotic-resistant infections. "It's important to question this because it leads to a substantial increase in costs, for both families and the health care system, when we have to switch to a more broad-spectrum antibiotic," said study author Dr. David Vyles. He's an attending pediatric emergency medicine physician at Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. "We think many cases aren't a true allergic reaction," he added. "It substantially limits the type of antibiotics that ... Read more
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U.S. Hospitals Still Prescribe Too Many Antibiotics: Study
Posted 15 Jun 2017 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, June 15, 2017 – About 20 percent of U.S. hospital patients who receive antibiotics experience side effects from the drugs, researchers report. The new study included nearly 1,500 hospitalized adults who were prescribed antibiotics. The findings revealed that one-fifth of those who experienced antibiotic-related side effects didn't require the drugs in the first place. The results add to growing evidence that antibiotics are overused, according to the Johns Hopkins Hospital researchers. "Too often, clinicians prescribe antibiotics even if they have a low suspicion for a bacterial infection, thinking that even if antibiotics may not be necessary, they are probably not harmful. But that is not always the case," said Dr. Pranita Tamma. She is director of the hospital's Pediatric Antimicrobial Stewardship Program. Antibiotics can cause real harm and doctors should always consider ... Read more
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Some Antibiotics Linked to Miscarriage Risk
Posted 1 May 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, May 1, 2017 – Taking certain types of antibiotics during pregnancy may boost the risk of miscarriage, a large study suggests. Macrolides, quinolones, tetracyclines, sulfonamides and metronidazole were associated with an increased risk of "spontaneous abortion," meaning loss of pregnancy before the 20th week of gestation. The study doesn't prove cause and effect. But, it does tie use of certain medicines to a higher risk of miscarriage – up to double the risk for some classes of antibiotics, the researchers said. "Some seem to be safer when it comes to the risk of spontaneous abortion, and some aren't," said study author Anick Bérard, a professor at the University of Montreal's Faculty of Pharmacy. However, the new evidence does not suggest that pregnant women should stop taking antibiotics to treat bacterial infections. "It [miscarriage] is still a rare outcome," Bérard added. ... Read more
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Skip the Antibiotics for Mild Eczema in Kids
Posted 14 Mar 2017 by Drugs.com
TUESDAY, March 14, 2017 – Despite widespread use, antibiotics are not an effective treatment for milder cases of the skin condition eczema in children, a new study contends. One pediatrician who reviewed the findings called them "terribly important" for eczema care. "This is a good example of a common situation in medicine," said Dr. Michael Grosso. "A particular intervention 'makes sense,' becomes common practice – and often becomes the so-called 'standard of care' – only to be proved ineffective when the therapy is subjected to scientific investigation." Grosso is chair of pediatrics at Northwell Health's Huntington Hospital in Huntington, N.Y. Eczema is an immunological condition affecting both children and adults, where patches of skin become inflamed, red and itchy. Dr. Craig Osleeb explained that "children with eczema have an overabundance of the bacteria normally found on ... Read more
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Government Funding Could Save Canadians $4 Billion on Medicines
Posted 27 Feb 2017 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, Feb. 27, 2017 – A new report suggests that Canada would reap savings of more than $4 billion a year if the government funded nearly 120 types of "essential" medications. "Adding an essential medicines list is a pragmatic step toward universal pharmacare," said Steven Morgan, in a news release from the Canadian Medical Association. "It would ensure all Canadians have access to the most commonly required medicines while saving patients and private drug plan sponsors over $4 billion per year," Morgan said. He's a professor at the University of British Columbia. The report authors listed 117 drugs as essential medications. This list included antibiotics, insulin, birth control and antidepressants. These drugs made up 44 percent of all prescriptions filled at Canadian retail pharmacies in 2015. When "therapeutically similar" drugs were included in the list, that figure was as high ... Read more
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Kids Can Beat 'Complex' Pneumonia Without IV Antibiotics: Study
Posted 17 Nov 2016 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, Nov. 17, 2016 – Antibiotics taken orally are as effective – and doubtless much more welcome – than intravenous antibiotics for children recovering at home from complex pneumonia, a new study finds. Youngsters with complex pneumonia typically have to take antibiotics for one to three weeks after they leave the hospital, the researchers noted. To see if one medication method outperformed the other, the investigators looked at more than 2,100 children treated for complex pneumonia at 36 U.S. hospitals. Not only were oral antibiotics as effective as IV ones, they also avoided the risk of infection and other complications related to so-called peripherally inserted central venous catheters ("PICC lines"), which are used to administer intravenous antibiotics, the researchers said. "PICC line complications can be serious, resulting in hospital readmission, additional procedures and ... Read more
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Health Tip: Prevent Antibiotic Resistance
Posted 9 Nov 2016 by Drugs.com
-- Antibiotic resistance applies when bacteria are no longer eliminated by a medicine that's supposed to kill them. Experts blame the problem on improper use of antibiotic medications. Here's what you can do to help, according to the World Health Organization: Only take antibiotics when prescribed by a health professional. Always finish the entire supply of antibiotics. Stopping too soon may allow the bacteria to continue living. Never save antibiotics for later use or use leftover antibiotics, and never share antibiotics with someone else. To help reduce the risk of infection in the first place, wash your hands often, get vaccinations and limit your contact with sick people. Read more
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CDC: Too Many Antibiotics Still Being Prescribed in U.S.
Posted 19 Sep 2016 by Drugs.com
MONDAY, Sept. 19, 2016 – Despite growing concerns about creating drug-resistant bacteria, overprescribing of antibiotics in U.S. hospitals didn't drop between 2006 and 2012, according to a new federal report. Over that time period, 55 percent of patients received at least one dose of antibiotics during their hospital stay, whether it was needed or not, researchers from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. "Antibiotic use remains common, and use of the most powerful antibiotics is rising," said lead researcher James Baggs, a CDC epidemiologist. Although the use of antibiotics remained about the same during the study period, a significant increase was seen in the use of newer antibiotics, Baggs said. "Because inappropriate antibiotic use increases the risk of antibiotic resistance and other side effects, continued monitoring of antibiotic use is critical to future ... Read more
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Too Many People Still Take Unneeded Antibiotics: Study
Posted 3 May 2016 by Drugs.com
TUESDAY, May 3, 2016 – Nearly one-third of the antibiotics prescribed in the United States aren't appropriate for the conditions being treated, a new federal government study shows. "We were able to conclude that at least 30 percent of the antibiotics that are given in doctors' offices, emergency departments and hospital-based clinics are unnecessary, meaning that no antibiotics were needed at all," said lead researcher Dr. Katherine Fleming-Dutra. Such misuse has helped fuel the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, which infect 2 million Americans and kill 23,000 every year, said Fleming-Dutra, a pediatrician and epidemiologist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Antibiotics are most misused in the treatment of short-term respiratory conditions, such as colds, bronchitis, sore throats, and sinus and ear infections, the researchers reported. "About half of ... Read more
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Drug Makers, Governments Sign Deal to Fight Drug-Resistant Infections
Posted 21 Jan 2016 by Drugs.com
A groundbreaking agreement between the drug industry and governments to work together to fight drug-resistant "superbugs" is expected to be announced Thursday. Under the deal, 74 drug makers, 11 diagnostic test makers, and nine industry groups pledge to work with each other and 16 countries to prevent and improve treatment of drug-resistant infections, the Associated Press reported. These infections are a serious threat to millions of people worldwide and a number of factors contribute to the problem, including overuse of antibiotics, declining drug industry research, and few new medicines to combat bacteria, viruses, parasites and fungi. The new deal – scheduled to be announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland – is the first to outline how the drug industry and governments should team up to prevent more drugs from becoming ineffective, to spur development of new ... Read more
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Patients Can Self-Administer IV Antibiotics at Home: Study
Posted 25 Dec 2015 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, Dec. 24, 2015 – Patients can be taught to safely self-administer long-term intravenous antibiotics at home, without the help of a health care worker, a new study suggests. The finding could have a significant impact on uninsured patients who might otherwise spend weeks in a hospital receiving IV care, according to researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. "This really taps into human potential, giving a voice to the uninsured at the same time that it offers an opportunity for enormous cost savings to hospitals," study first author Dr. Kavita Bhavan, assistant professor of internal medicine, said in a medical center news release. Some infections require treatment with IV antibiotics for six weeks or more. Patients with insurance typically go home or to a nursing home and have their antibiotics administered by a home health care worker or ... Read more
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Health Tip: Understanding Antibiotics
Posted 9 Dec 2015 by Drugs.com
-- By taking an antibiotic as prescribed, you can get well faster and help prevent germs from becoming resistant to your medication. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention offers these antibiotic guidelines: Never skip a dose of antibiotic. Always take it on schedule, as directed. Never stop taking an antibiotic early. Always take the entire prescription, unless your doctor tells you otherwise. Never save any antibiotic medication for a future illness. Never take an antibiotic that was prescribed for another person. Read more
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Scarlet Fever Resurfacing in Some Parts of the World
Posted 5 Nov 2015 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, Nov. 5, 2015 – Scarlet fever, a childhood disease that had been largely relegated to the history books, is reappearing in some parts of the world, researchers warn. Outbreaks have been reported in the United Kingdom and Asia, said scientists at the Australian Infectious Diseases Center at the University of Queensland. "We have not yet had an outbreak in Australia, but over the past five years there have been more than 5,000 cases in Hong Kong [a 10-fold increase] and more than 100,000 cases in China," Mark Walker, a professor in the School of Chemistry and Molecular Biosciences, said in a university news release. "An outbreak in the U.K. has resulted in 12,000 cases since last year," he added. The research team used genetic sequencing to investigate the rise in scarlet fever-causing bacteria and its increasing resistance to antibiotics. The study was published online Nov. 2 ... Read more
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Antibiotics Linked to Type 2 Diabetes Risk
Posted 27 Aug 2015 by Drugs.com
THURSDAY, Aug. 27, 2015 – Taking antibiotics might increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, new research suggests. Danish researchers found that people with type 2 diabetes tended to take more antibiotics in the years leading up to their diagnosis than Danes without the condition. "Patients with type 2 diabetes are overexposed to antibiotics compared with matched control persons without diabetes," said study researcher Dr. Kristian Hallundbaek Mikkelsen, a medical-doctoral student at the Center for Diabetes Research at Gentofte Hospital and the University of Copenhagen. "The overexposure is seen after, as well as 15 years, before the diagnosis of type 2 diabetes," Mikkelsen said. Although the researchers uncovered an association between antibiotic use and type 2 diabetes, it's important to note they did not establish a direct cause-and-effect relationship. For the study, the ... Read more
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Len: Strictly came at right time
Len Goodman has admitted he's happy not to have landed his Strictly Come Dancing job earlier in life.
The 68-year-old dance supremo has been head judge on the BBC One show since it arrived on screen in 2004.
He told The Sun: "I didn't get asked to do Strictly Come Dancing until I was 60. I'd never done any TV - I was just a dance teacher in Dartford.
"If I'd got Strictly when I was 25, I would probably have been photographed staggering out of nightclubs with a dolly bird on my arm."
Len - who is also a judge on US show Dancing With The Stars - added: "I wish I'd had the common sense I've got now back then - but of course you can't have."


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VIDEO: Bluffton shuts out Ridgeland-Hardeeville, 67-0
Bluffton High's defenders like to say that they're hungry.
Hungry for stops. Hungry for turnovers. Hungry for points.
The Bobcats feasted on another offense Friday night in a 67-0 non-region victory over Ridgeland-Hardeeville. The defense scored three touchdowns and a safety off five turnovers to post its second shutout in as many games.
"Our motto is, 'It's time to eat,'" said senior linebacker Kyle Waddell, who returned a fumble for a score in the second quarter. "Tonight, we went out and ate. We just got after it."
Ridgeland-Hardeeville, playing its first game since Jasper County consolidated its two high schools over the summer, had no answers for Bluffton's swarming defense. The Jaguars (0-1) were held to minus-34 yards of total offense and one first down.
Khalil Mitchell returned one of Ridgeland quarterback D.J. Myers' two passes 20 yards for a touchdown. That was one of three consecutive plays from scrimmage that resulted in Bluffton scores. C.J. Frazier threw a nine-yard touchdown pass on the previous play, and Waddell followed Mitchell's score with his four-yard fumble return.
After Waddell rumbled into the end zone, Bluffton had a 39-0 lead with more than 10 minutes left in the second quarter.
Ridgeland's next drive ended in a safety, and the Bobcats' offense added two more touchdowns for a 55-0 halftime lead.
"That's what I've been boasting about to our coaches, the speed and the play-makers we have on defense," Bluffton coach Ken Cribb said. "Those kids are all fast, they're football-smart — and they're hungry."
The Bobcats (2-0) received the opening kickoff and took a 6-0 lead on Frazier's seven-yard touchdown pass to Gerald Roberson. They were aided by a roughing the kicker penalty at their own 34-yard line.
Frazier, who threw for 186 yards and accounted for four touchdowns, scrambled for a first down on the next play and led the offense into the end zone. Bluffton stuffed a fourth down attempt at the Jaguars' 32 on the ensuing drive and Vinny Boni rushed for a score two plays later. The rout was on from there.
"We wanted to come out and let them to know who hit them," Waddell said.
Ridgeland 0 0 0 0 — 0
Bluffton 12 33 6 6 — 67
B—Gerald Roberson 7 pass from C.J. Frazier (kick failed)
B—Vinny Boni 1 run (pass failed)
B—Frazier 6 run (run failed)
B—Demetrius Smalls 9 pass from Frazier (run failed)
B—Khalil Mitchell 20 interception return (Marquis Webber pass from Boni)
B—Kyle Waddell 4 fumble return (Mallie Sprouse kick)
B—Roberson 31 pass from Frazier (Sprouse kick)
B—Webber 5 run (Sprouse kick)
B—Boni 1 run (kick failed)
B—Austin Chittum 8 fumble return (kick failed)
First Downs 16 1
Rushing 168 -34
Passing 151 0
Comp-Att-Int 12-16-0 0-2-1
Fumbles-Lost 5-3 4-4
Punts 0-0 6-27
Penalties 8-75 8-65
B—Rushing: Vinny Boni 2-4, C.J. Frazier 4-8, Tykeem Major 6-52, K.J. Ford 1-11, Demetrius Smalls 1-16, Gerald Roberson 4-40, Marquis Webber 1-5, William DuPont 3-14, Alex Waddell 2-(-3), T.J. Ferguson 4-6, Alex Davis 2-13, Duncan Adkins 1-2. Passing: Frazier 11-115, 149; Davis 1-1, 2. Receiving: Smalls 2-20, Roberson 4-61, Webber 4-58, Major 1-10, Waddell 1-2.
R—Rushing: Gavin Bush 5-5, Deovonte Doe 11-19, Marquis Griffin 6-(-3), D.J. Myers 6-(-19), Shemar Taylor 3-7, team 3-(-43). Passing: D.J. Myers 0-2.


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General Discussion / Re: Camelbak / Water Bladder« on: May 08, 2011, 01:41:42 pm »
One word of advice is to make sure you have spare mouthpieces if you are using a camelbak. Without warning they can fall off with lots of use and then the entire unit becomes useless. Luckily the only time it happened to me was in a gas station queue in Ohio somewhere and the only down side was having to clear up a large puddle of water/gatorade mix. But it did make me think what I would have done if it had fallen off while riding along and disappeared into the verge never to be seen again.


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Figure 5: Cross section of equipotential surfaces in the orbital plane
of a binary with . The values of the potential surfaces are 5.0, 3.9075,
3.8, 3.559, 3.2, 3.0, and 2.8. The units have been normalized to the orbital
separation, so .
The orbit of a NS-MS or NS-WD binary will shrink due to the emission of gravitational radiation. At the onset of RLOF, the binary will become either a low-mass X-ray binary (if the donor star is a WD or MS with ), or a high-mass X-ray binary (if the donor is a more massive main-sequence star). These objects may further evolve to become millisecond pulsars if the NS is spun up during the X-ray binary phase [34, 134]. A NS-NS binary will remain virtually invisible unless one of the neutron stars is observable as a pulsar. A BH-MS or BH-WD binary may also become a low- or high-mass X-ray binary. If the neutron star is observable as a pulsar, a BH-NS binary will appear as a binary pulsar. BH-BH binaries will be invisible unless they accrete matter from the interstellar medium. A comprehensive table of close binary types that can be observed in electromagnetic radiation can be found in Hilditch [74].
The type of binary that emerges depends upon the orbital separation and the masses of the component stars. During the evolution of a star, the radius will slowly increase by a factor of about two as the star progresses from zero age main sequence to terminal age main sequence. The radius will then increase by about another factor of 50 as the star transitions to the red giant phase, and an additional factor of 10 during the transition to the red supergiant phase. These last two increases in size occur very quickly compared with the slow increase during the main-sequence evolution. Depending upon the orbital separation, the onset of RLOF can occur any time during the evolution of the star. Mass transfer can be divided into three cases related to the timing of the onset of RLOF.
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Police Log: July 20-26
July 20: Responded to Winhall Hollow Road to assist Winhall Police Department and Liquor Control with fight.
Arrested female for violation of conditions of release.
Report of motorcycles speeding on Main Street.
Received information from elderly female that someone has tampered with her car's shocks.
Interview subject for state police as they were on another call.
Responded to a 911 hangup at Eagle Rise.
July 21:
Responded to an alarm at the Park House.
Took subject into custody on Windham County warrant.
Investigated report of theft of items from a Chalet Motel room.
Report of an Leaving the Scene of an Accident on Cemetery Road at the construction site.
Officers assisted with car seat safety program at Happy Days Day Care in Arlington.
Assisted vehicle lockout on River Road.
Female reported suspicious male appears to be following her, keeps showing up were she is working.
Assisted state police at traffic stop on US Route 7 South.
Call from elderly female about damage to her Main Street motel.
July 22:
Female on Clover Lane reported suspicious activity affecting her residence.
Responded to North Ridge Run with rescue for female who had taken an unknown drug.
Report of a theft of a sign from the Main and Depot Street roundabout.
Female reported suspicious male possibly following her again.
Report that a dog was left in a hot car on Main Street.
Responded to a minor 2 car crash in the Fresh Market lot on Depot Street.
Report of a citizen dispute at a West Road business.
Report of missing jewelry from a Hemlock Ridge residence.
July 23:
Responded to an alarm at Hildene.
Report of a suspicious vehicle parked on Highland Avenue.
Responded to a citizen dispute at the Manchester Laundromat.
Complaint from resident on Benson Road about two vehicles speeding.
Complaint about a tractor trailer all over the road on Route 11/30.
July 24:
Found unsecured door at Spiral Scoops on Bonnet Street.
Report of a female being propositioned by 2 males in the parking lot of a local motel.
Report that a woman on New Ireland had kept her neighbor's dog.
Found owner of a dog roaming a large and lost.
Found dog at Rec Park and located owner.
Responded to an ongoing neighbor dispute on Main Street.
Disposed of some old munitions that a Murray Hill family turned in.
Assisted mother and daughter in locating each other at the Rec Park.
Notices of Trespass on two subjects involved in ongoing Main Street neighbor dispute.
July 25: Executed search warrant on a camper in Londonderry.
Complaint of erratic operation by two vehicles coming down the mountain.
Responded to a 911 accidental dial on Equinox on the Battenkill.
Subject reported attempted phishing scam.
Report of a non-reportable crash on Center Hill.
Verified Vehicle Identification Number at office.
Verified Vehicle Identification Num ber at office report of a dog in a hot car at the Manchester Shopping Center.
Responding to an ongoing neighbor dispute on Main Street.
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Sood, right, working with the HP team on the Misto touch interface
Six months after HP absorbed the boutique vendor Voodoo PC, the company sheds some light on its eventual plans
Late last week Hewlett-Packard showcased the fruits of its Voodoo PC acquisition and the HP Labs development team.
"It became clear that there has been work going on even prior to the Voodoo acquisition and now the wheels are spinning freely, and things are anything but status quo," said HP Global Gaming Chief Technology Officer and
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Much of HP's showcase included technology derived from
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. HP's Misto project, for example, integrates a 50" touch screen into a coffee table. The interface is designed as a proof-of-concept for gamers, but Sood isn't discounting its usefulness for other applications.
"Well, we have been exploring all types of technologies which pertain to gaming, including handheld, display, interface, and many others. We have enough intellectual property within HP to wallpaper the building," states Sood. "These research scientists within HP Labs are absolute geniuses, they have some interesting projects yet to be unveiled. The interesting thing is many of the projects they are working on are not specific to gaming - we have recognized these areas and the creative juices are flowing."
Voodoo PC built its niche on the no-expense-spared ultra enthusiasts. Although HP is a bit more grounded when it comes to catering to the masses, Voodoo's influence in HP Labs is more than apparent. In particular, HP demonstrated its nine-projector interface capable of displaying images bright enough to see outside in full daylight. HP's interlacing technology has shown up on other projector based projects; at the Consumer Electronics Show last January the company demonstrated its immersive driving simulator using multiple projectors interlaced together.
However, six months after
HP's acquisition of Voodoo
, the company still has not shipped an official HP-Voodoo collaborated PC yet. HP continues to build Voodoo's boutique PCs, mid-range PCs under the Hewlett-Packard brand and entry level products under the Compaq brand. The company still lacks a direct competitor to Dell's XPS line.
"We recognized that there is a gap between HP and Voodoo – and we believe this gap is significant enough that we need to jump into the sandbox and draw the line. We never said anything about creating a fourth brand but there is indeed speculation."
Sood closes, "As I said at the event in San Francisco, our funnel is full of ideas; you'll see some new stuff as early as this year."
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Set in the rural midlands of England, The Rainbowrevolves around three generations of the Brangwen family over a period of more than 60 years, setting them against the emergence of modern England. When Tom Brangwen marries a Polish widow and adopts her daughter as his own, he is unprepared for the conflict and passion that erupt. Suffused with biblical imagery, The Rainbow addresses searching human issues in a setting of precise and vivid detail.
In The Rainbow, D. H. Lawrence challenged the customary limitations of language and convention to carry into the structures of his prose the fascination with boundaries and space that characterize the entire novel. A visionary novel, considered to be one of Lawrence's finest, it explores the complex sexual and psychological relationships between men and women in an increasingly industrialized world.
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"Lawrence is the most Dostoevskian of English novelists, in whose best work conflicting ideological positions are brought into play and set up against each other in dialogue that is never simply or finally resolved." (David Lodge)
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"Literary Genius"
D.H. Lawrence is a literary genius. After listening to The Rainbow, the Lost Girl, and Lady Chatterlay's Lover, I positively worship Lawrence. I built him a shrine and everything. Kidding aside, Lawrence is deep, cerebral, and emotional. This is life-altering fiction. But not for everyone. Most people won't be able to listen to it. Reading would be better than listening, but I don't think most people would tolerate reading it either.They would think that it drags and is too repetitive and boring. Lawrence is all cerebral emotionality and internal dialogue with very little action. Lawrence is obsessed with using the word "vaguely." Most people would probably say that his vocabulary was stunted and he over-relied on "vaguely" but I believe Lawrence's repetitive and crutch-like overuse and misuse of certain words was purposeful, much in the same way Picasso used blue paint during his "Blue Period." I adore everything Lawrence wrote, but I read the unabridged version of Tolstoy's War and Peace just for fun and thought It was one of the best books I've ever read. If you're like me, you'll love listening to The Rainbow and all of Lawrence's works.
"Amazing literary work ruined by an awful narrator"
I *hated* the reader for this work because her tone was completely off. She read with an upbeat, fast, prim and proper affect that, when coupled with her British accent would have been perfectly fabulous for a Victorian romance or the like. However, The Rainbow is a serious book with heavy themes. Lawrence's prose and musings about his character's inner worlds and the human condition need to be really savored and processed, not rushed through as if the narrator were reading a "Jeeves" comedy. First audiobook that I couldn't stand more than 15 minutes of. What a waste of money.
As stated above, her tone, pacing, and inflection were completely off.
"I don't get it"
I hesitate to review this book because I am totally missing the point. Many members in my family have raved about this book, some going so far as to declare it a spiritual experience, but I just don't see it. I have to admit I was bored through most of it. And just when I thought I was getting into it a bit, Lawrence takes a left turn and I got lost. Just didn't enjoy it. It seemed to me like paragraph after paragraph of "They love each other, they love each other not." As my friend Paul says, "D.H. Lawrence could write. But somebody should have stopped him." Right now, I agree with Paul. Maybe I will change my mind when I grow up and reread it, but I just don't think I will ever have the time to spend on it again. There are too many good books out there.
"Yea and nay"
While Lawrence is a champion of reinterpreting tension between the sexes, he too frequently indulges in a desultory contemplating of navels. However, this first book in the Branguin series is compelling, if long-winded, and I'll expect more from Women in Love.
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When a patient suspects exposure to or experiences symptoms of gonorrhea, he or she may see a public health provider or family practice physician. Physicians trained in obstetrics or gynecology may also be involved, particularly if gynecological complications occur. Men who experience complications may be referred to a urologist. East Dubuque std test. There are also infectious disease physicians who specialize in the treatment and research of all infectious diseases, including those transmitted sexually. All physicians must report this highly contagious disease to public health officials, and patients are asked to provide the names of sex partners during the suspected period of infection so that they can be notified of the risk.
Gonorrhea has become more difficult and expensive to treat since the 1970s, due to the increased resistance of gonorrhea to certain antibiotics In fact, according to projections from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 30% of the strains of gonorrhea were resistant to routine antibiotics in 1994, and resistance has been increasing steadily. Furthermore, many patients have both gonorrhea and chlamydial infections. East Dubuque, IL std test. Therefore, two drug treatment regimens are common. Medications used to treat gonorrhea include ceftriaxone, cefixime, spectinomycin, ciprofloxacin, and ofloxacin. Ceftriaxone and doxycycline or azithromycin are often given simultaneously to treat possible co-existing chlamydia (in pregnant women, erythromycin should be substituted for the aforementioned anti-chlamydial agents). In 2004, reports said that oral antibiotics were preferred over intramuscular forms of the drugs. Also, researchers reported that cefixime had not been available and that fluoroquinolone had been used by more physicians to treat gonorrhea. However, fluoroquinolone resistance was rising among patients with gonorrhea, and in June 2004 the Centers for Disease Control recommended that clinicians no longer prescribe the drug as first-line treatment for gonorrhea in men who have sex with men.
An extremely important consideration is to make sure that all of the prescribed medication is taken. If a course of antibiotics is not completed, the medication will only kill those organisms that are susceptible to the antibiotic, allowing those that are resistant to the effects of that particular antibiotic to multiply and possibly cause a new infection that will be more difficult to treat. Patients should refrain from sexual intercourse until treatment is complete and return for follow-up testing. Any sexual partners during the time of infection, even if those partners do not show symptoms, should be notified and treated when any sexually transmitted disease is involved.
The prognosis for patients with gonorrhea varies based on how early the disease is detected and treated. If treated early and properly, patients can be entirely cured of the disease. Up to 40% of female patients who are not treated early may develop pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) and the possibility of resulting sterility. Although the risk of infertility is higher in women than in men, men may also become sterile if the urethra becomes inflamed ( urethritis ) as a result of an untreated gonorrhea infection. Following an episode of PID, a woman is six to 10 times more likely, should a pregnancy occur, to have a pregnancy develop outside the uterus (ectopic pregnancy), which can result in death. Liver infection may also occur in untreated women. In approximately 2% of patients with untreated gonorrhea, the gonococcal infection may spread throughout the body and can cause fever , arthritis-like joint pain, and skin lesions
Currently, there is no vaccine for gonorrhea, but several are under development. The best prevention is to abstain from having sex or to engage in sex only when in a mutually monogamous relationship in which both partners have been tested for gonorrhea, AIDS, and other sexually transmitted diseases. The next line of defense is the use of condoms, which have been shown to be highly effective in preventing disease (and unwanted pregnancies). Std Test near me East Dubuque, United States. To be 100% effective, condoms must be used properly. A female birth-control device that blocks the entry of sperm into the cervix (diaphragm) can also reduce the risk of infection. The risk of contracting gonorrhea increases with the number of sexual partners. Any man or woman who has sexual contact with more than one partner is advised to be tested regularly for gonorrhea and other sexually transmitted diseases.
a highly contagious bacterial infection of the genitourinary system, one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases in the United States. It is caused by the bacterial organism Neisseria gonorrhoeae, or gonococcus Characteristically, the bacteria attacks the mucous membranes of the genital and urinary organs, producing inflammation and pus. In adults the disease is almost always contracted by coitus or intimate contact with an infected person. Gonococcal pharyngitis and proctitis occur in both males and females as a result of orogenital or anogenital contact with an infected partner. These infections frequently present no symptoms in the early stages. However, if left untreated, gonococcal proctitis can produce rectal abscesses, fistulas, or strictures. adj., adj gonorrhe´al.
Symptoms. The first symptoms of genital gonorrhea usually appear within a week after exposure to the gonococcus, but they may take as long as 3 weeks to develop; 10-40 per cent of males and 10-80 per cent of females with gonorrhea are asymptomatic. East Dubuque Illinois Std Test. In men the inflammation generally causes a painful burning sensation during urination, and the infected penis discharges a whitish fluid, or pus. If the condition remains untreated, the discharge increases and continues for 2 or 3 months. As the infection spreads to other membranes, complications such as inflammation of the prostate and the testes may result and can cause sterility.
Occasionally the gonococci may attack the membranes of the eye, resulting in blindness if untreated. Std Test near me East Dubuque Illinois, United States. This is not common in adults, but the eyes of babies may be infected at birth during passage through the birth canal of an infected mother. The condition that results is called ophthalmia neonatorum , and in the past it was a major cause of blindness in babies. Today it is usual (and required by law in some states) for all newborn infants to receive eye drops of penicillin or silver nitrate at birth as a protection against gonorrheal infection.
a common sexually transmitted disease that most often affects the genitourinary tract and occasionally the pharynx or rectum. Infection results from contact with an infected person or with secretions containing the causative organism Neisseria gonorrhoeae. Infants born to infected women may acquire conjunctival infection from passage through the birth canal. Gonorrheal infections must be reported to local health departments in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that more than 700,000 new infections occur annually. Also spelled gonorrhoea. gonorrheal, gonorrheic, adj.
observations Urethritis; dysuria; purulent, greenish-yellow urethral or vaginal discharge; red or edematous urethral meatus; and itching, burning, or pain around the vaginal or urethral orifice are characteristic. The vagina may be massively swollen and red, and the lower abdomen may be tense and very tender. As the infection spreads, as occurs more commonly in women than in men, nausea, vomiting, fever, and tachycardia may occur as salpingitis, oophoritis, or peritonitis develops. Inflammation of the tissues surrounding the liver also may occur, causing pain in the upper right quadrant of the abdomen. Severe disseminated infection is also more common in women than in men and is characterized by signs of septicemia with polyarthritis, tender papillary lesions on the skin of the hands and feet, and inflammation of the tendons of the wrists, knees, and ankles. Gonococcal ophthalmia involves infection of the conjunctiva and may lead to scarring and blindness. Gonorrhea is diagnosed by bacteriological culture of the organism from a smear obtained from a specimen of exudate. In men a microscopic study of a Gram's-stained specimen of exudate that reveals gram-negative intracellular diplococci is diagnostic of gonorrheal infection, but this finding is not diagnostic in women.
interventions The recommended regimen for uncomplicated gonorrhea is ceftriaxone, 125 mg, intramuscularly once or doxycycline, 100 mg, orally twice daily for 7 days. Std test near me East Dubuque, IL. Generally patients with gonorrhea infections should be treated simultaneously for presumptive chlamydial infections. Alternative medications are ciprofloxacin, ofloxacin, cefixime, and azithromycin. Treatment failure of this regimen is rare; therefore a follow-up culture for test of cure is not essential. The routine instillation of 1% solution of silver nitrate or topical ophthalmic antibiotic into the eyes of the newborn provides effective prophylaxis against conjunctival infection in the newborn period that might otherwise result from contact with the infected secretions of an asymptomatic infected mother during vaginal delivery.
STD An STD caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae, which commonly affects the genitourinary tract in the form of PID, salpingitis, and urethral involvement; hematogenous spread may result in arthritis, hepatitis, and myocarditis; the gold standard for detecting N gonorrhoeae is culturing the organism in the microbiology lab Epidemiology 150 cases/100,000 population in 1995, most prevalent in young adults, especially with multiple partners; of infected ♀, 25-40% are co-infected with other bacteria-eg, chlamydia Clinical > Half of ♀ with gonorrhea are asymptomic; Sx include burning or urinary frequency, yellowish vaginal discharge, redness and swelling of genitals, vaginal burning or itching; untreated gonorrhea can lead to severe pelvic infections Specimen Swab from infected site-eg, vaginal, cervical, throat, anal, or urethral; DNA probes are the current diagnostic method of choice, and are performed from a swab. See Neisseria gonorrhoeae Std test near East Dubuque.
While both herpes 1 and 2 cause the same type of painful cold sore, the key difference between the two types is recurrence risk. While you can certainly get herpes 2 on your lips and herpes 1 on your labia or penis, this is mostly likely going to be a one shot deal. This is because herpes 1 prefers to be above the belt" and herpes 2 below the belt." In a nut shell, herpes 1 on the genitals is far less likely to shed sporadically or give you recurrent cold sores and the same goes for herpes 2 in the mouth. They thrive best in their native habitat.
Std test nearby East Dubuque IL. I just got diagnosed with HSV1, and reading this actually made me not feel like crawling up in a little ball and crying like a baby. The outbreak I have right now is genital and in my throat and mouth, I talked to the doctor who did the blood test on me and said over time that it would eventually get much better. She said that what I'm having is a massive outbreak and is unusual, but that it may be due to the fact that I stressed myself out over it so much. She also told me even though I have it in the genital area that It doesnt mean that I needed private to private" contact to acquire it. But this did make me feel a whole lot better about the whole situation. For anyone else to has HSV1 or 2, I wish you the best of luck ðŸ'
I read both your post and it sounds pretty much like my story. I was married 16 years and in the last four years been in two relationships…this last one, I got sick after spending the weekend with him for the first time. I went to the hospital from being so miserable…diagnosed with Bacterial vagnistis and a UTI. Took all my meds and was cleared up. Went to my OBGYN for a follow up and he did blood work on me because every thing looked fine but wanted to check to be safe. My test came back positive for type 1. Here is the thing, never had a break out-soars or anything. So I am confused about if my test might be a false positive. I am so scared because I dont know how long have a had this…my kids drink from me, etc… I am scared to consider starting any relationships now. I have read on this and it says that you can get it by kissing, using some ones tooth brush, drinking after them. Is this true? I am concerned like the lady that posted this. Can you please respond to our post doctor?
some information was left out of this though very informational 1 is that herpies can be passed down geneticly ((though i probly do have it i never had symptoms)) i know my mother had it , my younger sister had it and her oldest son ((who is 8)) has it i rember my younger sister having symptoms sence age 5 but we never knew what itt really was. Std Test closest to East Dubuque Illinois United States. 2ndly out breaks can be some what controlled by our immune system keep the imune system boosted up and your less likely to get an outbreak most outbreaks occur when our immune system has a drop in how strong it was or supose to be or something weekend it
Trying to get a grip on this. I had an outbreak of a rash onb my back about two years ago and went to the doctor. He looked at it and said it was shingles and gave me some meds. I took them and it all passed. about a year later it came back, I had changed doctors so I went to the new doctor and explained the whole past, she said its was unusual to get shingles twice but said it wasnt impossible. Meds again, and again it passed. then it came back again so I talked to her about and she said its not shingles it herpes and sent blood to get it tested. It came back positive for type 2. I have read a lot about the differences between type 1 and 2, one being the above the belt" type and 2 being the below the belt" type.
I recently began seeing a girl who has HSV-2 in her genital region. Before we did anything more than kiss she told me of her condition, and that she was in the middle of an outbreak. We did not have sex, nor did I giver her oral sex. She, however, did give me oral sex, and my hands were near her vagina for a short period of time. Afterwards she insisted I wash up, and I did (my face, hands, genitals, and thighs just to be on the safe side) and thoroughly. Std test near me East Dubuque Illinois. Today I have a sore throat, but no sores anywhere on me. Yesterday I spent most of the day traveling from a cool dry climate to a warm humid climate via airplanes and helicopters; drinking mostly alcohol, and sleeping very little. The little I did sleep was in a crapy hotel, and I also had contact with my father who has been complaining of a sore throat. I first noticed the sore throat today (friday morning), and the last time I had contact with her was Wednesday afternoon. Can the disease even show symptoms, or show up on a test, that soon? Do you think I could have contracted the virus somehow, and it's showing up in the form of a sore throat as opposed to the typical sores?
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Let him walk
Resign him and keep him long term
Resign him and trade him January 2013 with Amare
Question to the Cap-ologists:
Let's say the Houston offer is 4 years at $30M backloaded. Do the Knicks necessarily have to match that exact contract, or can they spread the dollars out evenly or even frontload the contract over those same 4 years for the same overall dollar amount? So let's say they frontload a contract to be $10M in each of the 1st 2 seasons, then it goes down to $5M per over the last 2 years when the luxury tax penalties become harsher? Is that feasible or is that not allowed under the current CBA?
Yes, and that leaves me very uneasy. The knicks have been unlucky in this department.
Yeah honestly the luxury tax is a non-issue for James Dolan. In the 2009-2010 season the team paid 44 million dollars in luxury tax in addition to 114 million in salary. They do not give a **** whatsoever.
I'm not a big LIN fan, but i'll even admit, he has huge upside.The signing of kidd, would be the best thing to ever happen to LIN, i'm mean who better to learn the proper way to play PG from, than one of the best to ever do it.Learning from Kidd, he'll be an All-star pg in a few years.
u got me mixed-up .... I dont give a flying F how much Dolan have to put out in the new luxury-tax rule (Big-Market teams went along with this rule so EFF'em, pay dat $3 for $1)....only one owner admitted he didnt like the luxury tax new rule, Cuban. So Dolan better match Lin & Fields offersheet plus resign Novak. WHY?
Dolan fast move in the Melo-trade made us Knicks-fans have to put up with another Marbury-fiasco for a season and a half .. not one Knicks teammate was happy with the "ISO-Melo bullshiiat offense" .. Knicks became the number 1 team with the most injury-prone players.
u act clueless of rookie Shump performance before the ALL-Star game....
Do u recall rookie Fields performance before the ALL-Star game in 2010-11 season?
Shump tore his ACL straining to be something he is not .. a NBA starter.
Shump will need a season of rehabilitation with a well known therapist to have the athletic speed he showed in the 2nd half of his rookie season, the rip in Shump ACL two months after surgery has Shump in a wheelchair shooting jumpshots (serious tear)....dont expect a 90% Shump back on court doin his thang until the 2013 summer league games. The Knicks medical staff has always been wrong as far back as trading a healthy Bar-brawling Anthony Mason for injury-prone Larry Johnson, or 3 seasons of no-show Mcdyess, or did u forget Allan Houston final 3 years .. Allan Houston Rule.
Dont get so high on GM Grunwald....
1) u dont select Iman Shumpert when Kenneth Faried is available .. big mistake.
2) Their was no foresight in signing cheap "fullers" to fill empty gap space on a roster .. a team must have 13 roster spots covered.
3) Signing Tyson Chandler was a no-brainer .. amnesty Billups made the Knicks a LOTTERY team without any direction.
4) Signing Bibby, Davis, and JR.Smith were wasted signings of offensive players with no heart to dictate an ISO-Melo offensive team.
5) D.League Jeremy Lin had more heart than Bibby/Davis/Smith put together....Lin showed that on Feb 3rd vs Boston.
6) We are mentioning RFA .. do u know what restricted mean? or Birds Right mean? are the Bulls & Clippers going to let Rose & Blake test their worth on the FA market? or the OKC trio? all three teams are over the cap.
7) The Knicks trio of RFA performance in the 2011-12 season increased their value by a wide margin (trade-assets) in the NBA. It shouldve been a no-brainer for GM Grunwald to annouce to the media on June 29th the Knicks priority or intention are to resign all three RFA, to keep the next team from giving them an offer-sheet.
8) Jason Kidd was in the middle of negotiation with the Mavs, before a quick change of plans had Kidd announce signing with the Knicks .. think Tyson Chandler buddy-buddy with Lin, before thinking GM Grunwald had more influence on Kidd over Cuban.
Knicks somehow sign LeBron, Wade, CP3 and D12, all for vet min - Kiyaman says "our GM is an idiot, these signings should not have happened, waste of money, we're a lottery team now". Zeke, is it you?
the Knicks graded a blank on the 2012 draft-night having only 5 players under-contract .. leaning heavy on the FA market for nine players in offseason......
The best Knicks news was winning the arbitration for Lin & Novak Birds Rights .. the next best Knicks news was Jason Kidd hurdle over smooth talking Cuban to become a Knicks.
I just dont believe GM Grunwald had anything to do with any of the above best news .. while Grunwald was wasting valuable time/energy going after the 3rd best veteran PG Nash using Shump as a swap .. Tyson Chandler recruited the number #1 best veteran PG Kidd to tutor Jeremy Lin, and the non co-existin Melo/Stat
^ I was just joking Kiya, every post of yours I read on this board was full of complaining and frankly I found it funny to just point it out, didn't mean to offend you or anything. Chill bro.
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TEHRAN, July 19 (UPI) -- The U.S. military can't do much in the area of demining activity in the Persian Gulf as it works to protect the Strait of Hormuz, an Iranian commander said.
U.S. officials said the Navy sent the SeaFox submersible to the region to search for and destroy mines in the Persian Gulf, the Los Angeles Times reported. U.S. Marines Gen. James Mattis, the top U.S. military commander in the Middle East, issued an urgent order for the submersible in May.
The Times reports authorities in the United States are worried Iran may respond to sanctions by targeting oil installations in the Persian Gulf.
Iranian Rear Adm. Mahmoud Fahimi, deputy commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, said U.S. efforts at demining were fruitless.
"Americans talk a lot about different things but in practice they are faced with problems," he was quoted by Iran's state-funded broadcaster Press TV as saying. "We have no doubt that the United States can't do anything in the minesweeping sphere."
U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said the Iranians need to understand the consequences of disrupting regional shipping lanes.
"The United States is fully prepared for all contingencies here," he said in a statement.


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The best takeaway options
At times we all need to do it, pick up something for dinner on the way home after a long day. So, what are best options when you are tired, hungry but still wanting to try and eat as healthily as you can?
Thai food is often considered a "healthy" choice thanks to its brightly-coloured vegetable dishes, but the truth is that, like many Asian cuisines, Thai food does tend to be cooked using plenty of oil and high fat sauces. For this reason, heavy curry and noodles dishes should be avoided. But if you order a plain vegetable, tofu or prawn stir fry, you could get away with as little as 10-15g of fat, or better still a soup or Thai beef salad can contain less than 10g of fat per serve.
A popular choice, Japanese food is generally lower in fat and calories than other cuisines, but you do need to be careful of the fried dishes. You generally cannot go wrong with sashimi or even a small amount of brown rice sushi. Bulk up the meal with miso soup, seaweed salad and edamame beans which are packed full of nutrition for very few calories.
BBQ chicken and salad
Often considered as one of the best choices nutritionally, the biggest thing to be mindful of is what part of the chicken you are eating and which type of salad you are choosing. Chicken breast and plain green or Greek salad are generally low in fat and calories, but if you choose a creamy pasta salad and the chicken drumstick, along with plenty of tasty chicken skin, your fat intake could be as high as 40g for this "healthy" choice.
Fish and salad
If you are lucky enough to have a fish shop near you, grilled fish and salad is a low-fat, nutritionally-balanced meal that will complement any diet plan if the goal is weight loss. The issue of course is that too often grilled fish is fried or battered fish served with chips, scallops and other fried accompaniments which are best left for occasional treats at the beach rather than a quick weeknight meal.
Naked burrito
Of the range of cuisines, Mexican food is generally high in fat thanks to the guacamole, sour cream and fried chips, but if you can order a naked burrito – that is the meat and salad filling minus the bread – you are left with a low calorie dinner meal packed with plenty of nutrition. If you swap the rice for extra vegetables it will be an even lighter choice.
Lebanese plate
If you can be strong enough and stay clear of the large serves of Lebanese bread and dips, the mix of tabouli, falafel, lamb or chicken skewers, kafta and cabbage rolls can offer a nutritious, filling meal for less than 15g of fat per serve. Just remember, the more vegetables and salad you eat, the lower your fat and calorie intake will be.
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Frog's Glass Now Half Full
It was great to see the Grand Circuit races come to Hawthorne Wednesday night for the first time.
Go Go Gabby was an easy winner in the World Series for 3 year-old filly trotters and Superior Judge was impressive in his first start, winning the World Series 2 year-old colt trot despite making a break early in the race. It's hard to believe that were already at the conclusion of the Hawthorne harness meet. Up until just 8 days ago, we were ahead of the game with our bankroll. This past week or so has been a rough time for the Frog, but as long as we still have some ammo, we are dangerous. Tonight we will be betting a total of $678 in a quest to get back over that $2,000 mark on the bankroll. It's been fun, and I hope you enjoyed following the Frog.
On Wednesday, we began the night with a Pick Three play, and as luck would have it we hit the first two races, but couldn't nail the final leg as Mighty Looker cost us the Pick Three and $100. In race four, we caught the exacta for $5 with Twistan and Sugar Bear that added $104.50 to our total. H P's Nirvana failed us in race eight, costing us another c-note. Then in race ten, our exacta pick was off the board. We wagered $330 and got back $104.50. We'll this is it, tonight's the night, if we're going down, we're going down with guns ablazin'!
Original Bankroll: $2000
Total Wagered: $5,818
Total Return: $4,818.30
Current Bankroll: $1,000.30 (thru Wednesday, 6/12)
For Thursday, June 15, 2006
Race One: Amazon Clipper is fresh and ready to fire in his first stake test of the season. Roman Holiday has been racing well over our oval and appears to be the main threat. We will key these two in the double with Incredible Art, who drops to meet easier and will not be chasing Motu Elite Hanover and Lotta Fire Power, who was a winner the last time he raced in this class.
$20 Daily Double – Amazon Clipper (2) and Roman Holiday (4) in the 1st with Lotta Fire Power (4) and Incredible Art (6).
Total Wager: $80
Race Three: Too Bust To Cook looks ready to enter the racing wars and should be in control from the start. Fox Valley Deja has a pair of impressive qualifying victories and is the main danger. We'll box these two youngsters in an exacta play.
$20 Exacta Box – Fox Valley Deja (3) and Too Busy To Cook (5).
Total Wager: $40
Race Six: Best Always raced very well in his last outing chasing home a very nice horse. The move to the two post gives him the edge against this bunch. It's a straight up play.
$50 Win & $50 Place on Best Always (1).
Total Wager: $100
Race Ten: He's Got It All moves inside and to a new barn that has been having a pretty good meet. With the moves inside I am expecting an improved effort and perhaps a decent price. It's a straight play.
$50 Win & $50 Place on He's Got It All (2).
Total Wager: $100
If it's harness racing at Hawthorne – it means betting along with the "Frog". Frog Dooley has been giving Chicago harness racing fans winning selections for 14 years and this will be the 4th year Frog's bankroll and wagers have been featured in the Hawthorne program. "The Frog puts his money where his mouth is", so follow Chicago's Number One harness handicapper in the Hawthorne program, or at Hawthorne's website at www.hawthorneracecourse.com.
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Rock Beyond Belief is going on right now. Toooot!
Dan Fincke has a post saying that, and that Ed Brayton is the MC, and that he had a good time hanging out with Ed at the Reason Rally, and that Jessica Ahlquist rocked the Reason Rally, and that you can buy evil little thing T shirts which go into her scholarship fund…
…and that the evil little thing T shirts were my idea. Whoa, what?!
Oh yes, so they were. I'd actually forgotten that!
That's too bad, because it means I didn't think to introduce myself to Jessica that way in Orlando. "Hi, I'm the one who had the evil little thing T shirts idea." If I remember correctly I just did the bumbling fan thing, instead.