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The phone number 201-918-3018 is located in or around Jersey City, NJ 07311. This mobile number is registered with New Cingular Wireless Pcs, Llc Dc. There have been 0 searches conducted for this number overall. There are 74 user comments, the latest received on Saturday, June 13th, 2009 at 6:48pm and it has never been marked as spam. This number has a current spam score of 100%. Below you will find additional detailed information:
someone keeps calling from this number and not leaving a msg. when we call them back it asks if you would like to be connected to a customer service rep. you are also given an option to be added to their no call list...PRESS OPTION 2!!!From the Web
Oh great, now they have my number. Called twice this morning when my phone was on quiet. This phone is on a do not call list so you see how good it works!From the Web
Someone fromt this number has called me four times in about an hour....Please make them stop!!!!From the Web
Hi all, I found out who this number is...they called my cell non-stop back to back and woke up my newborn after trying for how long to get him to sleep. Someone was on the other line. Its "Google ATM" and its to help people work from home...but they say they are reponding to inquiries made, so check if you tried getting work from home info at some point...also if you call the number back option 2 supposedly puts you on the do not call list for the company.From the Web
Can't someone make this stop? Calls at all hours of the day! Really starting to **** me off!!From the Web
keep receiving calls after hours to my mobile phone and they won't stop from 201-918-3018From the Web
Continuous calling, even when I answer the telephone. No one says anything several times a day.From the Web
calls me several times a day everyday do not know this number or the person who is calling i would like this to stop or give me any info of this person!!!!From the Web
they call and when I answer they hang up. When I call the number it says operator is busy to call back later.From the Web
This Number has called me about 20 times today. After the 5th time I answered, waited for someone to speak and told them to take me off their list or I would file a complaint with the FCC. After that, I received many more calls, so I filled out a complaint form on the FCC site. I used some of the information I got here, mainly :"The Telephone company of 201-918-3018 is listed as Level 3 Communications, LLC-NJ Inc.Parent Company is: Level 3 Communications, Inc. Address: 300 Boulevard E Fl 1, Weehawken, NJ 07086-6702Director Mike Lucas: Phone: 201-558-0208 (never gets answered)"While I was filling out the FCC complaint they called again, so I answered and got a woman named 'Daryl Smith'. I was polite and verified her name and spelling, then I proceeded to verify all of the above company information, which she did, although she was taken a little off guard by it. She finally said she could not confirm any more information and returned to her sales pitch. I told her 'no thanks,' and that I had enough to file the FCC complaint with HER name attached, and that if I got any more calls it was HER a** on the line. She struggled with that a minute and then hung up. We will see if that works. Her name got attached to the FCC complaint as well.From the Web
hi evry one this s**t from roger cell phone company since i refuse to take the service call manager that allow you to block some incomming phone call.From the Web
hi evry one this s**t from roger cell phone company since i refuse to take the service call manager that allow you to block some incomming phone call.From the Web
hi evry one this s**t from roger cell phone company since i refuse to take the service call manager that allow you to block some incomming phone callFrom the Web
This number keeps calling me but i dont even own a credit card...do i still have something to be concerned about money wise? Do they ever STOP calling?From the Web
Montreal canada again ! .. started calling me about 2 hours ago.. like Wtf is that. I think something is going to be reallyy big about that f***ing number. a lot of people get that number over the net !From the Web
I had eleven calls from 201 918 3018 just this afternoon. When I tried to select the feature for taking my number off their list it didn't work. They kept calling me anyway. The phone operator I talked to about this said he was getting these calls himself. I did find the address for the company but no name. I am listed on the National Do Not Call registry but these people ignore everything and call you anyway. They are located at Communipaw Ave. & West Side Avenue in Jersey City, NJ.From the Web
This number keeps calling my house and hanging up when I answer! It comes up as a cell phone. When I call the number back it says for customer service press #1 (no one answers) To put your number on their do not call list press #2. I have done that and they keep calling back!!!From the Web
This is annoying, and very disturbing. And I am unaware why this number continues to call me without any response when I answer. I'm a lil' ticked lol, but I'll just change my # like I do with everyone else.From the Web
calls alot and doesnt say anything it screws up my computer when they call and have to rebootFrom the Web
Called at least 12 times yesterady, today it's already on call #3, can't get through, at&t doesn't know what to do with that either. Looks like an automatic dialer. Just called the national do not call list, now I have to live with this crap for a month...From the Web
I keep getting a phone call from this number at all hours. when i answer and say hello no one responds. I am at work and my cell phone constantly rings from this number calling me. I am beginning to get very ****. STOOOOOOOOOOOPPPP F***ing calling me!From the Web
I contacted my cell phone provider and they blocked the # at no charge for 6 months. I also successfully filed a complaint with the NJ's Attorney Generals Office. Suggest you all do the same. Maybe the ##### will get fined up the whazoooo, as it is illegal to use cell #'s for phone soliciting purposes. However, it was suggested on another sight we may have provided our # by looking for work from home opportunities and then aborting the process when asked for a credit card #.Did that about 2 days before receiving calls.From the Web
This number is from a scam artist company who says they are represented by Google. Sometime in the past you have most likely put in your information on easier ways to make money from home through google. If you ask to call them back or for an email address to further contact them, they give you a customer service number that does not in any way relate to google. I told the indian woman to lose my number and never call again .. I have yet to see if she will listen. Do NOT by any means give this person your credit card number.From the Web
I might also add that I've been called from this number 15 times in the past 3-4 days. It's a nuisance!From the Web
Like many of you, I also started but then midstream aborted the order process for the Google ATM Easy Cash Work from Home. Yes, I also aborted at the point they starting asking for my Credit Card for the $1.97 Charge. But beware, the $1.97 Charge is only a S&H Cost. The Software is under a Free Trial Period of about 10-15 days approximately, after which an approximate $77 Charge will hit on your Credit Cards. Those of you who have called and had aborted this process, I'd also be wary of the potential that if this Company truly is affiliated with Google and if they have a possibility of "Googling" your Credit Card Information, then you all better alert your Credit Card Providers as well of this in order to prevent any Mysterious Charges bearing Google's name in anyway, shape or form from appearing on your Credit Card Statements. And also log a complaint with the FCC to have them do something about it. Good luck!From the Web
I keep getting calls from this number. No one responds when I answer, I am called my wireless provider and had the number blocked. Also I am contacting my states attorney general to inquire about any class action suits against this company.From the Web
They have been calling me constantly today. I answered after the 10th call and got this lady from India. She said she was calling from Google ATM and had all my contact details. She then started telling me about the Google ATM program and wanted my credit card details to pay the $1.97 fee. I refused to give her my credit card as she had cold called me. My concern was she could have gotten my details from a stolen source and it sounded like scam to get my credit card number. Be careful.From the Web
I received three calls from this number and on the third time - just a minute ago - I spoke to a telemarketer. She has a foreign accent, asked me questions regarding sites I researched on the Internet, and I angrily said not to call my home number again, and hung up.From the Web
No one on the other end...just rings a couple times and stops. Happened 5 times within an hour and a half. Then called later when no one was here...caller id. Called number back...press 1 for customer service rep., then it said no one is available, choose another option off the menu which there are two other options. We were told to call the authorities. Annoying!!!From the Web
Whoever this is called my phone a total of 8 times in less than 24 hours. I have a pay as you go phone and tried twice to call back and be placed on their do not call list, and both times it just cut me off and I recieved another call after that. This should be illegal.From the Web
This number continued to call my cell another 10 times and when I phoned it back this morning I first got someone's voicemail telling me to leave a message. I phoned back again and got the same 'Customer Service' message.From the Web
This number has called my cell 3 times in the last 30 mins. It bugs me because i have the DO NOT CALL for my cell....I just ignoring it, but its a BIG pain in the you know what!!!!!!!!!!From the Web
I have had this number call my cell phone at least 47 times in the past few days.I would like to know how to stop this calling?From the Web
Same thing: they call me every 30 minutes. Somebody is going to get hurt if this keeps up. The Telephone company of 201-918-3018 is listed as Level 3 Communications, LLC-NJ Inc. Parent Company is: Level 3 Communications, Inc. Address: 300 Boulevard E Fl 1, Weehawken, NJ 07086-6702Director Mike Lucas: Phone: 201-558-0208 (never gets answered)Pass this info along to everyone and everyplaceFrom the Web
i got 17 calls from this number in the last 4 hours.called back and a machine gives some options 1 to connect you to a customer service (nothing happened), 2 to get you off their calling list (I guess didn't work because it keeps calling)From the Web
They called 11 times today and did not leave a message. Called back number and got recording. Requested to be added to do not call list. We will see how it goes.From the Web
Calls almost 20 times a day and doesn't leave any ID. Also called it back, picked customer service no one picks up and no company ID. Placed my number on do not call list which is one of the options and still they are calling. When we answer no one there has been going on for last 3 days.From the Web
okay so i keep getting calls from this number too and they hang up when i call back. if i answer they hang up. this is so annoying. ive gotten a bunch of calls in the past few days.From the Web
this f*cking 201 918 3018 number keep calling me and finally I talk to somebody and they trying to get me to start a google online business which is a scam...I told them to stop calling me and they insist on keep calling meFrom the Web
This number has called my cell three times today but everytime I answer the call disconnects. When I phone back I get a recording telling me to press 1 to speak to a customer service rep or 2 to be placed on the Do Not Call list.Pressing 1 just repeats the message. 2 just says my caller ID will be added to the list. Sketchy.From the Web
I am glad to hear others are getting these calls - thought it just might be me - it is constant - at my home - on my cell - any suggestions on how to get these calls stopped?From the Web
This number 201-918-3018 has called my phone number over 20 times today. When I pick up there's no one on the line or a recorded message says press one for a service rep or 2 to, be removed from our data base or 3 to hang up. This is a nuisance cal & I hope it will stop.From the Web
well, i have been receiving calls from 201-918-3018 all times of the night on my persona cell phone. when i called directory assistance for a reverse search all they could tell me was that the number is in New Jersey. I a **** beyond reason and wish too, the calls would stop. As a matter of fact, they just called and hung up as i was typing this message! I can't stand this! I called it back and got a very muffled message that sounds like grunting and somewhat like a stalker....please help.From the Web
They have called my cell phone about 15 times. When I call the number they say Press 1 to speak to a customer service representative, but when I press 1 the message keeps repeating Press 1 to speak to a customer service representative. Press 2 to have this automated call discontinued - they say I'm sorry for having you on our automated call list, we will take you off our automated call list from this phone number of source. IT DOESN'T WORK!From the Web
I am getting called every 10 min by this number. I think what is happening is that a computer is using different numbers to use so they can make free calls. Also, this might be a way into your personal information. Do not Answer the phone!!!!! That is there way in to your business!! I don't know how to stop it. If anyone does, please let us all know. The call says it's from New Jersey.From the Web
I have gotten many calls from this number throughout the day today. I never answer, but when I try to call back it says it is disconnected.From the Web
This number calls me sometimes several times in a row, doesn't answer, and never leaves a message. Often the rings are only a few.From the Web
CAll from 2019183018 at least once and hour. I try to pick it up but it disconnects as soon as I answer it. When attempting to call the number, it doesn't seem to be disconnected. No answering service, just a couple of tones.From the Web
I have had approximately 20 calls per day since yesterday from this #. When I answwer the call- no one is there! I think it originated from applying to jobs online. Im definately going to be more careful in the future!From the Web
OMG!!! I too am getting these calls!. Ive had 19 already today. Can someone help! Somehow I think it has something to do with aplying to jobs online. This is the second day about every 20 min.!!!From the Web
This number came up 3 times, and the 4th I answered and no one was there. Wish this would stop.From the Web
This number has called our home 15 times already today and when we try to call back we get the operator telling us "if you would like to make a call please hang up and try again" When I tried calling via the Operator I was told it was an invalid number and try to try againFrom the Web
I got the same calls. Several yesterday. When you answer there is no response. It happened about 6 times yesterday, and 4 or 5 times today. Finally at 5:15pm there was a voice on the other end. They have you listen to a 5 minute taped presentation about setting up merchants to accept Visa/Mastercard. It's the Visa/Mastercard business set up. You phone merchants to set up Visa/Mastercard in their businesses. The merchant can supposedly take a cash advance up to 1.5 million dollars, and you make a 2% commission. Doesn't this sound familiar to something-or-another Empire that was a big rip off scheme. Someone needs to check this out. I doubt if it is sanctioned by Visa or Mastercard.From the Web
I have gotten over 25 calls from this number today starting at 6:15AM. When I answer, no one is there or my phone just drops the call. I have called T-Mobile and there is nothing they can do. All I can do now is change my phone number and I can't do that.From the Web
Calls at all hours, never leaves message and when I called the number back it was a recording that does not give the name of the company.From the Web


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Mount Olympus (Greece)
In High Places
By: Burton A. Falk
Okay, given that Mt. Olympus is the high point of Greece, the question arises, "Which one?"
It seems that the Ancient Greeks--who believed Mt. Olympus to be the residence of the Gods, were quite fond of the name. So fond, in fact, that they dubbed peaks in Elis, Arcadia, Laconia and on the Island of Euboea all with the same appellation. Greek colonies in Cypress and Asia Minor also jumped on the Olympus bandwagon. A couple of thousand years later, to add to the confusion, a band of philhellenes in the State of Washington added yet another Mt. Olympus to the list.
As I discovered recently, however, the actual Greek high-point is located along the boundary of the regions of Macedonia and Thessaly, just a few miles from the Aegean seacoast. To be more precise, the 9,538' peak stands about 80 air miles SSW of Thessaloniki, Greece's second largest city, just to the west of the village of Litochoro.
My Mt. Olympus adventure began at the end of a three-week tour of neighboring Turkey. A month or two prior to leaving on the trip, I decided that, since I would be in the eastern Mediterranean area, I should try to find a nearby high point to climb. And, after considering costs, time involved, ease of access and comfort for my wife, Jo, who would be accompanying me, Mt. Olympus became the logical choice.
So on May 29th, flying to Athens, and renting a car, Jo and I set out at mid-day, heading straight through the center of Greece's capital city. The day was hot, the air smoggy; the roads traffic-choked. We had no air conditioning in our little green Opel, even though it was costing us a whopping $57/day in rental. Directional road signs were dismayingly few and far between. By the time we reached the northern boundary of the sprawling metropolis (a Greek word, by the way), I had developed a well-deserved headache.
Leaving the city confines didn't leave us carefree, however. Our route, the National Road, E-75, which stretches between Athens and Thessaloniki, is, for the most part, two lanes wide, with something akin to a bicycle path extending along each shoulder. The locals were driving with the right half of their cars in this marginal lane (Thank God, there were no bikers), while all manner of passing traffic roared up and down the middle of the highway, double lines and left-hand turnouts notwithstanding. I first became aware of this deadly peculiarity when I glanced up (I was smack in the middle of what I considered to be my lane, to have and to hold) to find a huge truck hurtling straight toward me. By the time we reached Litochoro, about 6 p.m., I was ready for a glass of anything containing alcohol.
I had to wait, however. After walk-through inspections of three hotels in that resort town of 6,000--and deciding that none were suitable, we then visited the Litochoro Police Station, where we inquired about a "nice" lodging. The officer on duty told us there was no such thing in Litochoro, and suggested that we return south on the Nationl Road about 10 kilometers to the Poseidon Palace Hotel, along the shores of the Aegean. We did so, and found his suggestion to be accurate. After registering and freshening up at the luxurious but reasonably-priced ($59/night) resort, we drove off for dinner at a front desk-recommended restaurant, The Corfu, in nearby Platamon, where we enjoyed delicious meal of crusty bread, a plate of tasty appetizers--I especially liked the Tzatziki, a combination of yogurt, cucumbers and garlic, and a bottle of good local wine. From the restaurant window, we could see the Mt. Olympus massif, and we noted that it was cloud-covered. On the way back to our hotel it began to rain. I decided to not attempt the peak the next day. I'd wait for better weather, and for a more complete restoration of my equanimity.
So we spent the next morning reconnoitering the Litochoro area, and that afternoon we explored Thessaloniki, a sea front city possessing many handsome tree-lined streets and parks.
On Saturday, May 31st, I jumped out of bed, ready to begin my solo climb of Mt. Olympus. My first stop, at 6:15 a.m., was for rolls and coffee (which I spilled all over the counter) at a nearby 24 hour gas station. I then drove through Litochoro, and up a winding road to the trailhead for the climb, 3,600' Prionia, site of a rustic cafe, a public restroom and a large parking lot. Looking up I could see that the summit ridge remained hidden in a seemingly stationary cloud bank. Like many Hawaiian peaks, Mt. Olympus makes its own weather.
I then threw on my pack, and at 6:55 a.m. began chugging up a well-graded trail, though a lush forest of oak, chestnut, beech and plane trees. Arriving at the 6,870', 90 bed Refuge A precisely at 9 a.m., I asked the hut-keeper there what my chances were of reaching the summit without crampons and an ice axe. He assured me I didn't need them, even though there had been an overnight snowfall on the mountain top, and in spite of the fact that about a half mile up the mountain we could see a line of 30 or so climbers gingerly working their way across a steep snowbank. "Just be careful," he said.
Starting off again at 9:15, I climbed first through a pine forest, then past dwarfed conifers typical of the timberline zone. By the time I reached the 9,000' 1evel, the mountainside had become completely barren. A few minutes later the trail disappeared under the snow, and I was enveloped in a swirling mist.
Possessed with an enormous amount of energy that morning, I had already passed several hikers and was in the process of overtaking the group of thirty that I had observed from the hut. As far as I could see--literally--only one climber remained ahead of me, and he or she, with ski poles flying, was skittering up the rock and snow at a rapid pace. Although our race to the monument on the summit was close, I have to admit I lost by 20'or so. The time of my arrival was 11:15 a.m. Six thousand feet of gain in four and a quarter hours--not bad for an old guy.
The speedy climber and I introduced ourselves to one another. Be was Gephart Holtzman from Munich, Germany, almost 70 years old. We shook hands and took celebratory photos of one another. Be told me that in his prime he had climbed every peak in the Alps over 4,000 meters in elevation. I told him that during my middle age crisis I had climbed every 5,000'+ peak in the San Gabriels. Be then yodeled, which I momentarily mistook for the first sign of cardiac arrest.
Checking my altimeter, which I had calibrated at Refuge A, I found I was about 20' higher than I should have been. The large party of climbers was approaching. Everything was going swimmingly. I started down.
When I was about 300' below the summit, the mist cleared momentarily, and to my chagrin I spotted another spire--it too possessing a monument—along on the summit ridge, a peak which looked at least as high as the one I had climbed. I attempted to reconcile the situation. My altimeter indicated I had climbed the proper peak; the line of oncoming climbers was heading for the summit I had ascended; Gephart remained back there on top enjoying his victory lunch. I decided that I must have been right, and I continued down. Other than for that, my descent was uneventful, and I got back to the cafe in Prionia at 2:45 p.m., where I inhaled a bowl of excellent bean soup and quaffed a large beer.
That evening, in the little resort town of Leptokaria, beside a halcyon Aegean Sea, Jo and I ordered tzatziki, gyro and a bottle of retsina (which must require Greek ancestry to truly enjoy) at the Verginia #1 restaurant. Although we didn't sit down until well after 8 p.m,, we were still among the first to dine. It wasn't until after nine that the place filled and a guitarist/singer began playing.
Still later that night, back at the Poseidon Palace, studying a map, I came to the conclusion that I had, in all probably, ascended Skolio at 9,518' rather than nearby Mytikas at 9,538'. Bummer.
I decided "close enough," however. I wasn't going back. Should anyone ask, I'11 say, "Mt. Olympus? Oh, yeah. Been there; done that."
Prionia, by the way, means "saws" in Greek, and it is the site of a former sawmill. The cafe there has been built from pieces of timber leftover from the mill. Just below Prionia is the site of a 15th century Greek Orthodox Monastery, Ayios Dhionisios, which was blown up in 1943 by Germans who rightly believed it was being used by Greek guerrillas. A monk who lives there by all by himself is in the process of restoring the building. The Fodor's Guide reports it is possible to spend a night in one of the monastery's undamaged rooms at no charge. Contributions are appreciated, however.
Still another way to ascend Mt. Olympus (although not nearly as popular) is from the west side via a military road and Refuge B.
Regarding the climbing history of the peak, Sultan Mehmet IV, the ruler of the Ottoman Empire, is reported to have made an unsuccessful attempt on the high point in 1669. In 1910 Edward Richter, on his third attempt to climb the peak, was captured and held for ransom by bandits in the area. Three years later, in 1913, two Swiss artists, Daniel Baud-Bovy and Prederic Boissonas, along with a local guide, Christos Kakalos, made the first ascent of Mytikas.
The Mt. Olympus climbing season extends from May to October. While the peak lies closer to Thessaloniki than Athens, airline schedules are much better into Athens. Buses run between Athens and Thessaloniki on a frequent basis. From a stop along this popular route, one can catch a local bus into Litochoro several times a day.
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This is a fused glass pendant made with dichroic glass.
The image was created by using a resist on the dichroic glass. The tree design was drawn, cut out and etched to remove the dichroic layer and expose the black glass before fusing in the kiln. One of the rare non-lampworked weelainy peices.
The pendant is finished with a silver plated bail which is has a lovely heart on the back.


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Each night, we are able to gaze up at the night sky and look at the thousands of stars that stretch to the end of our individual horizons. But the stars we see are only those that make up our own Milky Way galaxy—but one of hundreds of billions in the whole of the universe, each separated by inconceivably huge tracts of empty space. In this... more...
Lessons from the Local GroupSpringer International Publishing 2014; US$ 207.89
Our understanding of galaxy formation comes mostly from two sources: sensitive observations at high angular resolution of the high-redshift Universe, where galaxies are observed to be forming, and detailed observations of individual stars and clouds in the Local Group, where telltale remnants from its formative time remain and similar processes operate... more...


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Meeting Schedule: 2018-19 Budget Calendar *
Budget Dates*
Thursday, Oct 12- Meeting to review Budget Process with Michele Croteau, Business Administrator 7 PM
Wednesday, Nov 1 – Joint meeting with School Board for Budget Presentation 6 PM, hosted by School Board Leadership Team present
Tuesday, Nov 7- General Budget Questions about Elementary Schools, Middle School, Athletics and Technology as well as Replacement Plans due to Chair, to the Administration on Nov 8 for answers on Nov 15
Thursday, Nov 9- Meeting? if BudCom members want - No Administrators present
Wednesday, Nov 15- Joint meeting with School Board on Q & A with Leadership of Elementary and Middle Schools, Athletics and Technology Administrators, Curriculum Coordinator, Business Administrator and Superintendent, 6 PM
Sunday, Nov 19 – BudCom members will submit questions to Chair about High School, Special Education and Facilities, District- Wide Questions, to the Administration on Nov 20
Thursday, Nov 30 – Joint Meeting with School Board, hosted by Budget Committee, with answers on those questions. High School Principals and Vice-Principals, Special Education Coordinator, Curriculum Coordinator, Facilities Director to attend. 6 PM
Wednesday, Dec 6- School Board to Vote on Budget Recommendation for Budget Committee
Thursday, Dec 7 – Budget Committee will prepare Budget proposal together, by each department.
Dec 14- Budget Committee will finalize budget recommendation if meeting needed.
Dec 20 – School Board votes on Budget Proposal
Dec 21- Budget Committee will invite School Board to confer if there is disagreement on the Budget proposal
Jan 4- Budget Committee will meet to finalize Public Hearing presentation and supporting documents
Jan 11- Public Hearing
Jan 18 – Meeting to finalize budget and vote on warrant articles. Proposed budget goes to School Board.
Feb 7 (8) - Deliberative Session; Budget Committee votes on final budget
Mar 13- Second Session
* All meeting held at 7Pm unless noted
Meeting Schedule : 2017-2018 School Year*
April 20
June 6- Budget Committee Process Guidelines Subcommittee Meeting. See Minutes Here.
August 3: Location: Newton Town Hall, Route 108, Newton, NH
The three Sanborn Regional School District Budget Committee members representing the Town of Kingston will meet at the time and place noted pursuant to the laws of the State of N.H. for the purpose of filing a vacancy for a Town of Kingston representative on the Budget Committee. At that time the three members shall interview the two parties who have requested an appointment to fill the vacancy and make a choice of one. The appointment shall be for a term that expires upon the next School District elections. See Minutes Here.
August 14-Budget Committee Process Guidelines Subcommittee. See Agenda Here See Minutes Here
September 28 See Agenda Here and Minutes Here
November 1, 2017 See Agenda Here
November 9, 2017 See Agenda Here
*(All meetings held at 7:00 PM (except as noted) in the Library at Sanborn Regional High School
Past Budget Meeting Minutes


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People who are truly saved have a desire to learn more about God. They are drawn to anything that will teach them about the wonderful savior who died for them. They have a desire to grow as a Christian, but how do they do that when they are surrounded by a world of sin? How do they find light when they are engulfed in a world of darkness?
I have thought about this many times. It doesn't seem as though any one will grow if they are not related to or surrounded by the Lord Jesus Christ. The light of Christ dwells in every true Christian, but every Christian does not know this. Or, they know it, but do not reckon it to be true. They live like Christ is only present when they are in church, reading their Bible, praying or when they are talking to the preacher. To navigate this world of darkness, we need the light of Christ. Since Christ lives in us, we all possess the light of Christ, but how do we make it work for us?
I know that it is a very big step to take but the short answer is you must surround yourself, you must saturate yourself with God's people, God's music, God's television shows, God's books, God's paintings and God's word. Douse yourself, emerge yourself in God. If you do it will have an effect on you life. You will grow as a Christian. When you go out into the world, you will know how to invoke the light that lives in you.
As a pastor I am often asked, "How do I live as a Christian? I keep failing. I don't know how to take the things I learned and use them successfully. How do I keep my mind on Christ?" I too had this question when I was just a new Christian.
Learn to surround yourself with Christian things. Get rid of all things you know Christ would not like.
I learned to surround myself with Christian things. This first involved taking down all NON-Christian things. I got rid of all things that I had that I knew Christ would not like. For me, this involved cleaning out my liquor cabinet, flushing all of the recreational drugs and throwing away all related paraphernalia. I burned all my bad magazines, broke all 300 of my records and threw away all clothing that had disrespectful messages and pictures. it was like a spring cleaning. I rid myself of any worldly distractions. It was like cleaning the slate of my life so there was room to add the new things I so desperately needed.
After this I started reading my Bible every day. I didn't always understand it, but I read it anyway. Then I began going to church. Here I didn't understand everything either, but I always asked questions. The pastor was always happy to give me an answer. I bought Christian music, posters and books. I put them all over my apartment. Everywhere you turned you could see God. I hung out with the people I met at church and it didn't take long to see that they were not prudes like I initially thought them to be. If it had God in it, I was involved.
This filled my mind with thoughts about God which effectively pushed out thoughts of the world. It was "out with the old and in with the new." If you are going to get rid of the old man, you must replace it with the new man. The Bible refers to this as a purging process (1 Cor. 5:7; 2 Tim. 2:21; 2 Pet. 1:9). People don't get this though. They think that when they become a Christian, they can just start leading a new life. So, they neglect the old life. As hard as they try to live the new Christian life, the old life keeps showing through. They have neglected to purge out the old ways to make room for the new ways. This is essential if they are going to be successful at leading a victorious Christian life.
Christians can never grow if they do not address getting some of their old ways removed from their life. There will never be room for the new life to take hold if they are not willing to allow the old to be "pushed out" (purged).
In summary, the way to grow as a Christian is to allow the old to be pushed out by the new. Get rid of the things that draw you away, or distract you from God. Then surround yourself with the things that you want in your life. Then the purging process will successfully accomplish what it is intended to do.


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It's a day that always begins with a ton of pomp and circumstance. No I am not talking about the Olympic closing ceremonies- I am talking the Daytona 500 (which ended up being the Nightona 500 after the Raintona 500 and the #AirTitan 500). It was the day that Smoke fans have been looking forward to for 7 months. The Daytona 500; aka the day Tony Stewart was back racing. Okay, so yeah technically he'd been racing for about a week if you count the non-points paying Sprint Unlimited and the field setting Budweiser Duels but this was a "real" race: A points race, A full-length race; and what turning to an all day- and part of the night race.
Tony qualified 21st but was forced to start from the rear of the field (as was Danica Patrick and Bobby Labonte). Don't even get me going about that. Why? Because of an "unscheduled engine change" because he suffered an engine issue during FIRST practice…you know the practice that is BEFORE the "Front Row Qualifying day" (the old CART fan in me keeps wanting to call it Pole day) and BEFORE the Budweiser Duels. I could see penalizing him into starting at the back for his duel race- but the 500 too? Isn't that double jeopardy- which is illegal?! Should be anyway. But I digress.
Superspeedways make me nervous anyway. Knowing Tony's in the back did NOTHING to assauge those nerves- mostly I was just hoping that Spotter Bob had extra powerful eagle eyes up there and could navigate Tony around the wrecks that would be inevitable. Yes I know he crashed during the Unlimited and was fine but I worry, because it's one of the things I do best. Honestly- I would worry even if he didn't have an injury. Because the kind of wrecks that Daytona (and you too Talladega) produce are usually violent (definitely cringe worthy). Case in point: The wreck where Danica smacked the wall but hard. I mean OUCH. And did I hear right- that she hit an area that didn't have SAFER barrier? Why is there ANY spot on ANY track that isn't edged in SAFER Barrier by now but especially a track like Talladega. Please someone tell me I heard wrong.
After the lengthy rain delay- that had the stands at Daytona evacuated for lightning in the area as well as tornado warning (were do that many people go at once?) and a running of Air Titan it was time to go racing again. At which point I wasn't too worried considering Tony was still towards the back of the field. Until after a pit stop he mentioned that his fuel gauge pressure was jumping all over the place…and the engine was missing. And the collected Tony Stewart fans all went ARG!!! Tony ended up having to take it to pit road a couple of times, and then to the garage (but he did make it back out- which made me yelp "Did Tony get caught in that?" after every crash) and thus ended up finishing 35th.
Tony is currently 32nd in the Spring Cup Standings. SHR teammates Kevin Harvick finished 13th and is currently 12th in points, Kurt Busch finished 21st and is 20th in points, and Danica Patrick finished 40th and is 37th in points.
That said- the race itself was exciting- especially the racing at the end! I didn't know who to root for!
Race winner was an extremely excited and stoked Dale Earnhardt Jr:
And I have to say, I may be a Tony Stewart fan but I couldn't help but be excited for him. Whoo hoo Dale- way to go.
Notes about the Daytona 500:
1.Dale Earnhardt Jr made good on his promise to join TwitterNation…check him out at @DaleJr.
2. This rocks: Up and coming driver (and son of NASCAR legend Bill Elliot) Chase Elliot was late for school on Monday. Here is his tardy note:
2. There was a great interview with Tony Stewart during the Pre-Race show. Here it is for those who missed it:
3. Kasey Kahne kind of got screwed during the race with a penalty. Did you see it? He was coming down to the entrance of Pit Road when someone (I don't remember who) spun down off the track and into the entrance to pit road. Kasey Kahne reacted and sped up to avoid the car. He then got dinged for speeding on pit road. Seriously? Can NASCAR not review incidents like this? He was CLEARLY avoiding the car spinning, if he had maintained pit road speed he would have gotten hit by the car. That is definitely a catch 22 situation to be in.
4. This year sports a HUGE rookie field. It's exciting- unless they are anywhere near Tony- at which point my inner spotter is like URG- watch for the rookie!
Gratuitous Tony Stewart Pictures:
This is the Tony I've missed:
Next weekend: Phoenix
#14in14 #StandWithSmoke
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"…Our symptoms are clues to what is happening deeper…"
I had the pleasure of interviewing Sara Vance, certified nutritionist from Rebalance Life. I came across her very informative television segments on Fox 5 in San Diego, California and also recently read her book, "The Perfect Metabolism Plan." I truly appreciate her approach to wellness and I would like to share some of her insights. Read the rest of this entry


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Teensy is a microcontroller development board used for building all sorts of awesome DIY electronic projects.
The Teensy 3.5 & 3.6 use far more powerful microcontroller chips; a huge step up in capability from prior Teensy and other Arduino compatible boards.
The pin assignments have been designed to preserve compatibility with the 28 breadboard-friendly pins of prior Teensy 3.x models. All 28 of these pins support the same features as the older models.
More I/O pins are available at small surface mount pads on the back side. The 6th serial port, 4th I2C port and 3rd SPI port are on these pins. They're not as easy to access as the main 42 through-hole pins on the outside edge, but for projects where you really need access to a huge number of I/O signals or those extra communication ports, these boards do give you a way to access them (but keep the board to a reasonably small "Teensy" size).
Teensy 3.6 has a second USB port which is capable of 480 Mbit/sec speed. It's intended to used in USB host mode, so you can connect USB devices like a keyboard or memory stick. This USB port is accessed using 5 pins, which are compatible with the commonly available internal PC cables for USB.
The Arduino IDE is the primary method used to program Teensy. Like prior models, the goal for Teensy is the best possibility compatibility with all Arduino functions and widely used libraries.
Technical Features & Specifications
Board Specific Features
|Teensy 3.6
|Teensy 3.5
|180 MHz ARM Cortex-M4 with Floating Point Unit
|120 MHz ARM Cortex-M4 with Floating Point Unit
|1M Flash, 256K RAM, 4K EEPROM
|512K Flash, 192K RAM, 4K EEPROM
|Microcontroller Chip MK66FX1M0VMD18
|Microcontroller Chip MK64FX512VMD12
|2 CAN Bus Ports
|1 CAN Bus Port
|32 General Purpose DMA Channels
|16 General Purpose DMA Channels
|All digital and analog pins are 3.3 volts. Do not apply more than 3.3V to any signal pin.
|5 Volt Tolerance On All Digital I/O Pins
|USB High Speed (480 Mbit/sec) Port
|22 PWM Outputs
|4 I2C Ports
|11 Touch Sensing Inputs


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Hibbett Sports Announces Third Quarter Earnings and Conference Call Dates
Hibbett Sports, Inc. (NASDAQ/GS: HIBB) today announced details for the release of its results for the third quarter ended October 27, 2012.
Hibbett plans to issue its third quarter earnings release before the market opens on November 16, 2012, and will host a conference call later that same day at 10:00 a.m. ET. The number to call for the live interactive teleconference is (212) 231-2934. A replay of the conference call will be available until November 23, 2012, by dialing (402) 977-9140 and entering the passcode, 21576995.
The live broadcast of Hibbett's quarterly conference call will be available online at www.hibbett.com under Investor Relations, www.streetevents.com and www.earnings.com, on November 16, 2012, beginning at 10:00 a.m. ET. The online replay will follow shortly after the call and continue through November 23, 2012.
Hibbett Sports, Inc. operates sporting goods stores in small to mid-sized markets, predominately in the South, Mid-Atlantic and the lower Midwest regions of the United States. The Company's primary store format is Hibbett Sports, a 5,000-square-foot store located in strip centers and enclosed malls.
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BRISTOL, R.I. – The Curry College men's lacrosse team lost an 8-6 decision to conference foe Roger Williams University on Tuesday afternoon. With the win, the Hawks move to 4-4 overall and 1-1 in the CCC. The Colonels now sit at 4-4 overall and 1-1 in league play.
Roger Williams opened the game on a 3-0 run to grab an early advantage. John Lisitano (Guilford, Conn.) got the run started with an unassisted tally with 11:44 on the clock. Jude Marzec (West Islip, N.Y.) followed with a goal of his own off an assist from Ryan Lewis to the Hawks up 2-0 and then Owen Love (Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y. ) capped the run when he found the back of the net off a pass from JP Shimko (Easton, Conn.).
Curry halted the run and got on the board at the 1:23 mark of the first quarter. MJ Urbano (Wakefield, Mass.) opened the scoring on an unassisted goal. The Colonels would then pull to within one following a goal by Cameron Nigro (Scarborough, Maine) on the lone goal by either team in the second quarter.
Curry was able to pull to within one of the Hawks in the third after the teams traded three goals apiece in the stanza. Eddie Hill (Somers, Conn.) scored with 13:35 to go in the stanza to go up two at 4-2. Dominick Marcella (Hull, Mass.) pulled the Colonels to within one with an unassisted tally. Urbano would score 13 seconds later to knot the game at four off an assist from Nigro.
Roger Williams outscored Curry 2-1 over the final 7:38 of the third quarter, thanks to goals from Harrison Levesque (Ridgefield, Conn.) and Chris Bova (Ridgefield, Conn.). The Colonels got their tally from Marcella as the Hawks carried a 6-5 lead into the final quarter of action.
Curry tied the contest up for a third time to open the fourth following a goal from Dakota Sanders (Oak Bluffs, Mass.) off an assist from Brandon Flaim (Pembroke, Mass.). However, Roger Williams would close the game on with two unanswered goals to take the contest by an 8-6 final. Marzec put the Hawks up 7-6 while Max Cammarota (Reading, Conn.) added an insurance tally with 1:26 left on the clock.
The Colonels were led by Urbano and Marcella, who each registered two points apiece on two goals. Sanders and Nigro added tallies to close the scoring for Curry.
Marzec paced Roger Williams with two goals on the night. Six others recorded a goal apiece to round out the scoring for the home team.
Dolan Jones (Levittown, N.Y.) picked up the win in the cage for the Hawks. He made 12 saves in 60 minutes of action. Shane O'Brien (East Falmouth, Mass.) was credited with the loss, recording 12 saves in 60 minutes.
Curry will return to action on Thursday for a non-conference road contest at Anna Maria College at 5:00 p.m. Roger Williams will next play Thursday at Eastern Connecticut State for a 4:00 p.m. faceoff.


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Stornoway Gazette, 24 May 1940
On the 16th May, the village of Bayble learned with sorrow and regret of the loss of Peter John Macleod, RNR, of 10 Eagleton, who was killed in action. To his widowed mother, brothers and sisters, our deepest sympathy goes out in their great trief. Peter John will always be remembered with great pride and affection by his many friends, for his was a most happy and radiant nature. A prime favourite amongst his fellows, he took a very active part in all their pastimes and was one fo the most promising young members of the Lower Bayble football team. Of a family of strong seafaring traditions, Peter John naturally took to the sea and prior to the outbreak of war was a valued member of the crew of the "Speedwell" (SY) one of our most successful local fishing boats. On the "Speedwell" he won respect for his alertness and ability. When war broke out he was already, at the age of 19, aboard HM destroyer "Vansittart", later being transferred to another of HM ships, on which he gave up his brave young life to proctect his loved ones from known and evil perils. He is the fourth Bayble lad to make the supreme sacrifice. Their memory shall never die.


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Talk: Experiences working in East Jerusalem
|September 27, 2017
|7:30 pm
|9:30 pm
Friends Meeting House
Jesus Lane Cambridge CB5 8BA
Organised by Jesus Lane FMH
Lottie, from the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel - EAPPI - will speak about her experiences working in East Jerusalem.
Talk: New book 'State of Terror'
|May 11, 2017
|7:30 pm
|9:30 pm
Organised by Cambridge Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Thomas Suarez will talk about his new book 'State of Terror - How Terrorism Created Modern Israel'
How did terrorism originate in Palestine and what was its outcome? To help answer this Thomas Suarez draws on previously neglected declassified documents from the British National Archives, covering the period of the British Mandate for Palestine 1920-1948.
Venue change - fully booked - no further places available
Israeli Apartheid Week
|February 21, 2017 5:00 pm
|February 25, 2017 9:00 pm
Organised by Cambridge University Palestine Society
Tues 21st Feb Professor Ilan Pappe
'Why Palestine is still the issue'
Keynes Hall 17.00 King's College
Weds 22nd Feb Palestinian Film Screening
'Obliterated families project'
Photo Exhibit 19.15 SG1 ARB Building
Thurs 23rd Feb Omar Barghouti (BDS co-founder)
'The case for BDS: Why boycott Israel?'
17.15 -18.45 Mill Lane Room 1
students and staff only
Fri 24th Feb Refugees and Resistance in Palestine
Panel discussion: Dr Ruba Salih, Dr Teodora Todorva
19.30-21.30 Pembroke Old Library
Sat 25th Feb Resistance through art
Spoken word with MC/singer/poet
Melissa Melodee details tbc
Film: Palestinian Short Films
|February 17, 2017
|7:15 pm
|8:30 pm
Nihon Room
Pembroke College
Organised by Cambridge University Palestine Society
An evening showing 4 short films
Ave Maria 15 mins
Between a Garden and the Sea 16 mins
Though I Know the River is Dry 19 mins
Gaza: a Gaping Wound 13 mins
Film: The Wanted 18
|February 10, 2017
|7:00 pm
|8:30 pm
The Nihon Room
Pembroke College
Cambridge CB2 1RF
Organised by Cambridge University Palestine Society
Join Palsoc for a film screening of the creative masterpiece 'The Wanted 18′ .Snacks and drinks provided. showing 7pm at the Nihon Room, Pembroke College.
Directed by Amer Shomali and Paul Cowan
Through a clever mix of stop motion animation and interviews, The Wanted 18 recreates an astonishing true story: the Israeli army's pursuit of 18 cows, whose independent milk production on a Palestinian collective farm was declared "a threat to the national security of the state of Israel." In response to the Israeli occupation of the West Bank, a group of people from the town of Beit Sahour decide to buy 18 cows and produce their own milk as a co-operative. Their venture is so successful that the collective farm becomes a landmark, and the cows local celebrities- until the Israeli army takes note and declares that the farm is an illegal security threat. Consequently, the dairy is forced to go underground, the cows continuing to produce their "Intifada milk" with the Israeli army in relentless pursuit. Recreating the story of the "wanted 18″ from the perspectives of the Beit Sahour activists, Israeli military officials, and the cows, Palestinian artist Amer Shomali and veteran Canadian director Paul Cowan create an enchanting, inspirational tribute to the ingenuity and power of grassroots activism.
Letter Writing: Amnesty Group
|February 7, 2017
|7:30 pm
|9:30 pm
Burleigh Arms 9 Newmarket Road
Cambridge CB5 8EG
Organised by Cambridge City Amnesty
Join supporters and members of the Amnesty International Cambridge City group to make campaign plans and write letters to support individuals whose Human Rights have been violated in Israel and in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. The first part of the meeting we will talk about current issues and what campaigning actions we could organise. The second part of the meeting will be spent on writing letters. By writing a letter, you can challenge the practices that lead to human rights violations and bring about change. All welcome - no previous letter writing or campaigning experience required! If you are interested in joining the subgroup, but cannot make the meeting, please contact Sheila Hakin on email@example.com.
Talk: With My Own Eyes
|January 12, 2017
|7:30 pm
|9:30 pm
Friends Meeting House
Jesus Lane
Cambridge CB5 8BA
Organised by Cambridge City Amnesty Group
Paul Clark served recently as an Ecumenical Accompanier (*EA*) with *EAPPI* (the Ecumenical Accompaniment Programme in Palestine and Israel). It included standing as a human rights monitor at Israeli military checkpoints when Palestinians were trying to get to work, places of education/worship, etc.; providing a (nonviolent) protective presence for Palestinian children going to school/shepherds and farmers working in their fields; and, working with Israeli peace activists who want to see an end to Israel's brutal occupation of Palestine.
In addition, Paul spent a lot of time working with various Bedouin communities who face *forcible transfer* which is illegal under international law. What affected him most, however, were the *house demolitions* carried out by the Israeli military; Paul's team were called out to dozens of them while they were in Jerusalem. Such demolitions are also illegal under international law.
Come and listen to Paul share his experiences.
After the talk there will be an opportunity to discuss any future actions and campaigns by the Cambridge City Group's Subgroup which focuses on Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territories. If you would like to be involved in the subgroup, but cannot make the meeting, please e-mail Sheila Hakin on firstname.lastname@example.com .
Around 9-9:30pm the Cambridge City Group's campaign meeting will start. We will discuss current campaigns and events. All are welcome to stay and contribute.
There will also be letters for signing, including with regards to human rights abuses in Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territories, but also elsewhere.
In Concert: Garth Hewitt
|November 19, 2016
|7:30 pm
|9:30 pm
Halstead Baptist Church
Hedingham Road
Halstead Essex CO9 1PG
Well-known gospel singer Garth Hewitt http://www.garthhewitt.org/ is also a patron of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign
Tickets £8 or £10 on the door
To reserve phone 01787 47780 or email Elaine at email@example.com
Car parking at the Church, Halstead hospital, or High Street Sainsburys
Concert: Reem Kelani
|October 21, 2016
|7:30 pm
|9:30 pm
St Paul's Church
Hills Road
Palestinian singer and activist Reem Kelani www.reemkelani.com will be accompanied by Bruno Heinen on piano.
Tickets: £12, £6 concessions, on the door or through eventbrite.co.uk
Event supported by Cambridge PSC and CU Palestine Society.
Talk: The ICC and Palestine
|October 14, 2016
|7:00 pm
|9:00 pm
Bateman Room
Gonville & Caius College
Organised by Cambridge University Palestine Society
contact email@example.com
Ardi Imseis - Visiting Research Scholar at the American University of Cairo
Tareq Shrourou - Director of Lawyers for Palestinian Human Rights


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LOS ANGELES—We've experienced interviewing Christian Bale when he was in a serious, brooding mood. We've also seen Christian when he was in an upbeat spirit. He has different moods like us, mere mortals.
In our recent encounter, the actor who played Batman three times was at his most jovial and charming self. He was beaming throughout our chat at the Four Seasons Hotel in LA, often laughing. Wearing a black shirt and cargo pants, the bearded Wales-born actor fiddled with the cap of his water bottle as he parried questions.
The 2011 Oscar and Golden Globe best supporting actor winner for "The Fighter" chuckled when he admitted who decides what film projects he takes. "My wife is a large part of that—if she gives the nod of approval or not to it," he said about Sibi, his wife since 2000. They have a daughter and a son.
"I am a little bit random [about my choices], really," he added. "There are a number of things I have regretted just because of situations or moods I had been in at the time. I didn't recognize how good something was, and I had not pursued it.
Since his new film is titled "The Promise," Christian was asked if he was the type of man who kept his promises. "Yeah, promises get you into a lot of trouble (laughs), don't they?" he answered, his eyes full of mirth. "Once you have made promises, you can't take them back. But yeah, I feel like I am [good at keeping promises]."
A historical drama set in Turkey at the outset of World War I, "The Promise" features a love triangle involving Chris (Christian), an AP reporter; his fiancée, Ana (Charlotte Le Bon); and Mikael (Oscar Isaac), a medical student.
Asked if he was the jealous type, Christian laughed again as he replied, "I don't want to tell you about my own jealousies.
"My character, Chris, knows he's lost the second he sees Mikael. That is how I felt anyway. But Chris has sincere love for Ana, so the jealousy comes from his incredible pride. He's a very opinionated, arrogant man of appetites, with an acerbic nature. I'd say he has a superiority complex.
"But he's a man who seeks truth and sees there's a connection there (between Ana and Mikael) that he can't even begin to compete with, that there's an obligation that she has toward him. There's a possibility for something absolutely truthful between them that is impossible with Ana and Chris."
According to producers Eric Esrailian and Mike Medavoy, the love triangle was introduced because they didn't want the film to come across as a history lesson.
The film, directed by Terry George, tackles the Armenian genocide which Wikipedia describes as "the Ottoman government's systematic extermination of 1.5 million Armenians, mostly Ottoman citizens within the Ottoman Empire and its successor state, the Republic of Turkey. The starting date is conventionally held to be April 24, 1915, the day that Ottoman authorities rounded up, arrested and deported 235 to 270 Armenian intellectuals and community leaders from Constantinople to the region of Ankara, the majority of whom were eventually murdered.
"The genocide was carried out during and after World War I and implemented in two phases: the wholesale killing of the able-bodied male population through massacre and subjection of army conscripts to forced labor, followed by the deportation of women, children, the elderly and the infirm on death marches leading to the Syrian desert. Driven forward by military escorts, the deportees were deprived of food and water and subjected to periodic robbery, rape and massacre.
"Other indigenous and Christian ethnic groups such as the Assyrians and the Ottoman Greeks were similarly targeted for extermination by the Ottoman government in the Assyrian genocide and the Greek genocide, and their treatment is considered by some historians to be part of the same genocidal policy."
According to The Daily Californian, "It is estimated that between 800,000 and 1.5 million Armenians died in this approximately seven-year period. To this day, the Turkish government denies that any genocide occurred."
Christian turned serious when he discussed the film's subject. "To my shame, I knew nothing about the Armenian genocide when I first got the script," he said. "I don't know if I just wasn't a very good [history] student, or I wasn't listening."
The late film mogul, Kirk Kerkorian, and Eric, created Survival Pictures, dedicated to bringing to the screen stories with social relevance. Proceeds from the film, which was made for $100 million, will be donated to nonprofit organizations.
"I haven't experienced this before," Christian pointed out. "It was very inspiring—the altruism, with which this film was made and as the motivation for it. The efforts to actually make this are something larger than just a film, that this can hopefully help enlighten people about not just the Armenian genocide, but all forms of genocide, as well. And the relevance—it was the first one in modern history."
On the parallels between this story's early 20th century period when his reporter character runs into obstacles as he seeks the truth and today's situation under the Trump administration and its "alternative facts" pronouncements, Christian said, "Fake news. We are dealing with a national platform of what we're talking about now, with the a la carte approach to truth on the internet (the Trump administration and its 'alternative facts').
"We are talking about an individual (Trump) who just refuses to acknowledge the truth. I still don't have an answer on how you deal with that, except to just walk away. It's infuriating but, hopefully, you turn it into amusement."
Christian will next play Dick Cheney in an untitled biopic of the former US vice president. He will voice Bagheera in Andy Serkis' "Jungle Book."
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An amazing, medical feat has put patient Dallas Wiens in the spotlight: he is the first U.S. patient to receive a full facial transplant. After coming in contact with an electrical wire, his entire face was emulsified, right down to the bone. Determined to live for his toddler, Scarlette, the Texan survived, and thanks to
The idea is counter-intuitive: take the money in your marketing budget and give it away. But that concept is the highly-effective basis of cause-related marketing. Giving to charity not only supports those in need, it boosts your image as a company. According to a 2008 Cone study, 85% of Americans have a more positive image


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For the second year in a row, Allen Robinson has been named the Big Ten's receiver of the year.
"He has the ability after he makes catch to hold onto the football, and that's what he's became known for: making these huge catches," Big Ten Network analyst Howard Griffith said. "When he goes up and catches the ball at its highest point, that's really what separates him."
"It starts with his outstanding talent," fellow analyst Gerry Dinardo added. "Not many receivers in this conference are in that type of offense that can give a guy all those options."
Robinson joined the broadcast to offer his thoughts on winning again.
"It's just as good as the first time," Robinson said of the repeat. "[I] put in all the hard work in the off season with teammates, and to win an award like this is always great. I didn't obtain any [of his pre-season goals] but one, which was winning this award. I was still thankful for the year I've had.
"Going into the off season, I want to get faster and become a better route runner and try to eliminate all the drops I had this year."
Much has been made about Robinson's future, and whether he will return to Penn State for his senior season or enter this April's NFL Draft. Naturally, the receiver was asked about his future Monday.
Robinson said he was unsure, and while he didn't distinctly set a time table for a decision, one could be on the horizon early in 2014.
"I'm going to go home over Christmas break, talk to my family, and keep in close contact with my coaches and try to figure it out," Robinson said. "I don't have a date set, but I should have an idea after Christmas break."
The pass catcher wasn't the only Penn State player honored during the show, as departing offensive guard John Urschel was selected to the conference's first-team by both the coaches' and media, while defensive tackle Da'Quan Jones was a first-team pick by the Big Ten coaches and a second-team selection by its media.
Honorable mention status was given to Lions corner Adrian Amos, linebacker Glenn Carson, quarterback Christian Hackenberg, center Ty Howle, corner Jordan Lucas, end C.J. Olaniyan, and tackle Donovan Smith by Big Ten coaches. Amos was not an honorable mention pick by the media, but the other six were, and they were joined on that list by placekicker Sam Ficken and tight end Jesse James.
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Weinberger noncommittal on Mideast naval buildup
As an unusually large assembly of US Navy warships converged in the eastern Mediterranean, Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger Sunday refused to confirm or deny speculation that the United States was planning some type of military retaliation in Lebanon for the terrorist bombing that killed more than 200 US servicemen. Syria was reportedly mobilizing reservists to counter any action that might follow the US buildup.
The carrier USS Eisenhower and the battleship USS New Jersey head a fleet of a dozen ships already near Lebanon, while the carriers USS Independence and USS John Kennedy are heading in that direction with their battle groups. Altogether, at least 29 Navy ships with about 300 aircraft could soon be in the area.
But Mr. Weinberger, interviewed on a television news program, described the convergence of US ships in the area as a normal rotation of the Mediterranean fleet and refused to discuss the possibility of any military action. The US has said it would punish those responsible for the Beirut bombing once it determined who was responsible.
Syria Monday used coded messages on Damascus radio to call up reservists. The government-run radio said the US was preparing for a Grenada-like military operation.


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1949 – He was a graduate student at Princeton University.
1954 – He enrolled in a seminar where Oliver Selfridge "described a running computer program".
1956 – He contributed to the Information Processing Language.
1975 – He was awarded the ACM's A.M. Turing Award.
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THE OPEN AND CLOSED REGIONS of the software world are poles apart, and not even the open source community can agree on the terminology. So, secure in the knowledge that fear, uncertainty and doubt are rife, how do you navigate the open source minefield? Open source code generally evolves through the cooperation of a community of developers and is made available to the public, enabling anyone to make a copy, modify or redistribute it without paying royalties or licence fees. Traditionally, software vendors have distributed their products with no access to the source code, making modifications technically impossible.
Linux is a particular open source operating system and kernel. Unlike closed source operating systems such as Microsoft Windows and Mac OS, its underlying source code can be freely used, modified, improved and distributed. It's important to note the following: while all Linux software is open source, not all open source software is Linux.
Dave Lane of Egressive, a Christchurch-based open source developer and bespoke software house, is a system administrator and prominent member of the open source community. "Linux is a very widely publicised example of open source, but it's far from the only one," he stresses.
Lane suggests browsing online resource, SourceForge, a website for developers which hosts more than 18,000 open source projects and provides work for 145,000 programmers.
Open source proponents claim that open source is, in fact, a far better example of free market capitalism than proprietary software can ever be. Richard Waid, technical director of IOPEN Technologies, a Christchurch-based open community of design and software development companies, says the open source community is a "capitalist-free" market, where anything can be modified or developed for the most worthy bidder, whether that criteria be price or something else.
Proprietary software, meanwhile, can only exist in a world regulated by public institutions such as the courts, police and military. It depends on the ability to enforce purposely anti-competitive constructs such as patents, non-disclosure agreements, restrictive licences, bundling deals and preferential supplier deals.
Open source, say its proponents, minimises such barriers to participation: anyone can write software using free tools, and anyone can learn from the open source software that's already out there. The only limitation is that, in most cases, they may not subsequently "close" the "open" source software they've built upon.
Can I borrow that?
From the outset the free software coders were pragmatic. They didn't waste any time reinventing wheels or fixing stuff that wasn't broken. Eric Raymond, the author of the influential series of essays entitled The Cathedral and the Bazaar, tells us that Linus Torvalds didn't try to write the Linux operating system from scratch.
Instead, he started by reusing code and ideas from Minix, a Unix-like operating system for PC clones that provided "scaffolding" for what would eventually become Linux.
Raymond says that by the time he himself became aware of Linux in early 1993, he had already been involved in Unix and open source development for ten years. He was one of the first GNU contributors in the mid-1980s and had released open-source software onto the net, developing or co-developing several programs that are still widely used today. He thought he knew how development was done, but "Linux overturned much of what I thought I knew," he says.
While open source development is certainly very different from Microsoft's approach to software development, it's important to note that Microsoft itself has teams developing open source internally, and it has recently inked a deal with open source company SugarCRM.
Novell and a number of other big proprietary software names — IBM, HP, Sun, SAP and Oracle — are increasingly becoming major open source software distributors themselves. In fact, Novell has reinvented itself as a value-added open source company, standardising all of its offerings on a Linux platform. It also bought German Linux distribution provider Suse, and Ximian, a company that spearheaded a number of open source applications and libraries including Mono, Gnumeric, Red Carpet and Evolution.
It runs the internet
Douglas Rushkoff has written ten best-selling books on media, technology and culture. He's also a regular media commentator and blogger. A chapter in his latest book, Get Back In The Box: Innovation From the Inside Out, is called "Open Source Everything". Rushkoff told Computerworld there will continue to be turf wars as long as there are companies steeped in what he calls the "scarcity model" that was developed during the Renaissance.
"Whenever a technology comes along that holds the possibility of generating abundant prosperity, it will necessarily threaten those whose prosperity seems to be dependent on monopolising a resource," says Rushkoff. Although it's hard to develop businesses that run counter to the prevailing system, he says technological innovation will continue to be led by people and institutions with no-profit motives. "Nothing at all of any significance fuelling the internet was developed by any for-profit company," he points out.
"The internet itself is a phenomenon built on open source and open standards," agrees Lane of Egressive. "If it wasn't for open standards, the 'lingua franca' of technology, the internet would never have emerged at all."
It would be true to say that most of the original technologies that form the infrastructure of the internet are based on open standards:
• The TCP/IP protocol all computers use to communicate with other computers
• DNS (Domain Name Services), the technology that converts www.computerworld.co.nz to its real internet address (126.96.36.199) when you type in a website or email address
• The HTTP protocol used to make requests of web servers and web services
• The SSL protocol that provides encrypted data transfers when you enter your credit card details into a website
• HTML, CSS, XML (the languages of web pages) are open standards defined at w3c.org
• Email and all its surrounding protocols (SMTP, POP, IMAP) were developed by universities and publicly funded scientific institutions.
It's a convoluted topic with more scope for enraging and disaffecting people than any other in information technology. Even the words "open source" are loaded. Wikipedia's entry on open source comes with a warning that it contains "weasel words" that supposedly smuggle bias into statements by attributing opinions to anonymous sources.
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11th Annual BCC Cake Show & Competition
Congratulations to all of the winners of the 2018 BCC Cake Show and Competition Winners!
Wedding Cake Category
Youth Division
1st place: Andrew Leduc, Berkley, MA
Teen Division
1st place: Isabella Torre, S. Dartmouth, MA
Culinary Student Division
1st place: Sara Larose, Johnson & Wales University student, Coventry, RI
2nd place: Vanessa Corsini, BCC Baking & Pastry student, Plymouth, MA
3rd place: Kaeli Morales, BCC Baking & Pastry student, Fall River, MA
Novice Division
No Entries
Intermediate Division
1st place: Lucille Catricala, Revere, MA
2nd place: Jennifer Weissert-Morin, Walpole, MA
3rd place: Brittany Corsi, Attleboro, MA
Advanced Division
1st place: Robert Zielinski, Smithfield, MA
2nd place: Marlene Souza, Berkley, MA
3rd place: Sandra Frezza, West Roxbury, MA *
3rd place: Nina Pestana, Stoughton, MA *
*There was a tie for 3rd place in the Wedding Cake Category, Advanced Division
Show Cake Category
Youth Division
1st place: Christina DaCosta, Westport, MA
2nd place: Rylee Avellar, Taunton, MA
3rd place: Karver Coelho, Portsmouth, RI
Teen Division
1st place: Kim Roope, Haverill, MA **
2nd place: Cielo Romano, Lawrence, MA
** A 6-Credit BCC Scholarship was awarded to Kim Roope who had the "best in show" for the Teen Category, which included teen show cake category and teen wedding cake category)
Culinary Student Division
No Entries
Novice Division
1st place: Margaret Murphy, New Bedford, MA
2nd place: Brittany Sellers, Rehoboth, MA
3rd place: Maria Rosai, Lawrence, MA
Intermediate Division
1st place: Ashley Coelho, Portsmouth, RI
2nd place: Katelynn Melanson, Swansea, MA
3rd place: Jennifer Collier, Somerset, MA
Advanced Division
1st place: Rose Brown, Attleboro, MA
2nd place: Andrea Nadeau, Cranston, RI
3rd place: Nina Pestana, Stoughton, MA
About the BCC Cake Competition
The BCC Cake Show & Competition is an annual event that educates, inspires, and promotes the art of cake decorating.
As the principal cake show in the New England region, the BCC Cake Show & Competition brings together pastry chefs, cake decorators, sugar artists, baking hobbyists, and everyday foodies for an inspirational and educational celebration of the baking and pastry arts.
Since 2007, the event has provided an all-inclusive environment for bakers, cake decorators, and sugar artists to showcase their talent. Held each spring the cake show & competition features a show cake display, a wedding cake display, classes for decorators and confectionery artists, vendor demos, and an artisan's marketplace.
Culinary celebrities and master cake artists including Toba Garrett, Nicholas Lodge, and Linkie Marais, and Lisa Raffael have been guest presenters and competition judges.
The event is organized/hosted by the BCC Culinary Arts Program and is a fundraiser for SkillsUSA (an educational organization which supports career and technical education). Funds raised through the competition are used to support sending BCC/SkillsUSA students to State and National SkillsUSA Conferences.
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Wind energy is an important contributor to the global power sector. India ranks fourth with installed wind power capacity of 26 GW. The sector has seen exponential growth adding 1.5–3 GW of power per annum. There are, however, multiple independent reassessment studies that peg wind power potential much higher than that which has been officially estimated. Hence, from a policy standpoint, reassessment of India's wind potential for effective implementation of policies has become imperative. A committee was constituted under the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy with the objective to reassess India's onshore wind power potential for all major land types at hub heights of 100 and 120 m. The report discusses in detail the different methodologies used for the analysis along with some key findings.
CSTEP & SELCO foundation
The aim of the Power for All initiative launched by the Government o India is to provide 24x7 power to the entire country by 2019. This study, assigned by Karnataka Electricity Regulatory Commission (KERC), focuses on identifying key implementable strategies for the state to achieve the objectives stated under the initiative. The study also elucidates the current power supply scenario including estimates for future energy demand. A status analysis of 24x7 power supply along the dimensions of accessibility, adequacy, affordability, availability and reliability along with future plans for generation capacity and any foreseeable shortfalls (till Financial Year 2020) is also included. An enhancement of transmission capacity, renewable energy and energy efficiency is discussed in detail. The report also provides areas of focus for Karnataka to enable it to fulfil the objectives of the initiative.
Renewable sources of energy might seem to be a viable alternative for clean-power generation. However, their intermittency is an impediment. In this context, nuclear energy merits serious consideration. Public aversion exists due to its potential risks, past disasters and lack of suitable solutions for management of its high-level radioactive wastes, Spent Nuclear Fuel (SNF) in particular. This report deals with the quantity of radioactive waste generated, its effective management, containment and disposal. It also throws light upon High-Level Waste (HLW) and the storage of SNF. A brief description of the various techniques proposed, from an economic standpoint, and plausible suggestions for the growth of nuclear power in India is also provided.
GGGI, EMPRI, BCCI-K, CSTEP & IISc
There are continuing concerns over economic and environmental developments in many countries - some of these have intensified due to prolonged global energy, food and financial crises. In this context, "green economy" was proposed as a means for catalysing renewed national policy development and international cooperation and support for sustainable development. However, there is still a lack of clarity around what "green economy policy" encompasses and how it integrates with national and sub-national priorities and objectives relating to economic growth and poverty eradication. This stems from a lack of experience in designing, implementing and reviewing the costs and benefits of green economy policies and measures. The report covers the various dimensions of this study in Karnataka's context.
The Government of India, through its Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission (JNNSM), Modified Special Incentive Package Scheme (MSIPS), National Manufacturing Policy (NMP) and Make in India, has announced several measures and incentives favouring renewable manufacturers. The National Wind Mission and the Renewable Energy Law also include a variety of measures that would benefit domestic manufacturers. This report comprehensively examines the manufacturing supply chain of different components used in Renewable Energy (RE) systems, especially wind and solar technology, in India. The study proposes several measures in finance, standards and benchmarking, materials and technology, and research and development to promote and support domestic manufacturing in solar and wind technology. In addition, interventions to address issues such as local content requirement, export promotion, auxiliary industry promotion and logistical challenges (in the case of wind technology) have also been proposed. A component-wise policy recommendation concludes the study.


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Tuesday, October 9, 2012
The Date (TTT # 24)
Hi folks, I'm back with a fresh new teaser this Tuesday. I hope you enjoy reading it.
The Date
Don Abdul (c)2012
Amber Lynne kept glancing at the clock all day; she couldn't wait to get home to prepare for her special date. Catching her own reflection in the full length bedroom mirror, her nipples hardened. Her pussy tingled and her lust swollen lips glistened as she parted her legs. Feeling particularly slutty, she struck a raunchy pose whilst pretending that he was watching her from the other side of a two way mirror.
When she was through with her ablutions, she dressed herself in her nylon pantyhose with matching garter belts. Her lace panties had split crotch from which her horny pink labia hung slick and juicy from her intense desire. Her bra's low cups served up a hot and tempting meal of her gorgeous breasts.
The woman in the mirror was an unapologetic slut whose parted lips and dimmed eyes said,
"I'm hot, horny and gagging for some hard fucking, so bring it on!"
She packed her bag, taking her pair of handcuffs with the mink sleeves, her black blindfold, and of course her eight inch life like vibrator. She started to exit the bedroom but remembered her satin gloves; switching the lights and went to get the car.
That's it for the week folks.
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Ready and waiting! Hmmm this is a tease to be sure. I am wondering who she is going to meet. Great descriptions of her and I can picture myself in that mirror. I can't wait for more Don. Still dripping here lol. Never leave a woman waiting....:)ReplyDeleteReplies
Mmmm, got you wondering who the lucky one is uh? Glad you enjoyed reading it Liana; thanks!Delete
Uh huh! It's time for some action. She's going for an exciting night. Nice post Don.ReplyDeleteReplies
You bet Ray. That woman is up for a night to remember. LOLDelete
Nice to see you're quite teased too Ray. Cheers!
Big teaser! I want to know where she went and who she was meeting! Hot post!ReplyDeleteReplies
Of course you want to know those things Gemma; the thing to remember os good things come to those who wait. LOLDelete
Glad you're truly teased darling :)
My Don...where is she headed...lucky man...or maybe woman...now I love her shall we say equipment...smiles...can't wait for the next oneReplyDeleteReplies
Where is she headed, who is the lucky one... or more? Questions you'd love to have answered. LOLDelete
Well stay tuned and perhaps you'd find out all that and why she's taking her... shall we say equipment along too ;)
Thanks for stopping by Suzzana :)
Someone is about to have a LOT of fun. :) Lovely set up and tease.ReplyDeleteReplies
Oh yes Angelica, a whole lot of fun and then some :)Delete
Glad you were teased by it too.
hey, that was a tease! I want more.ReplyDeleteReplies
Mmmm.. Now about that, we'll just have to wait and see what happens next week ;)Delete
Thanks for the feedback Paloma :)
And then??.........and then?....Don, you maker of slut-muffins. Get back here and finsih the job!! I want to know more, it all!! Loved it:) xoReplyDeleteReplies
Patience Muffy. LOLDelete
There'll me more later, how about that?
Glad you enjoyed it though.
Oh, someone's in for a definite treat tonight! Loved it, Don!ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm glad you loved it Dianne. Thanks!Delete
At the end I didn't know if she would need the vibrator. Why did she need it if she met her date and had the fantasy of love with him? Very descriptive!ReplyDeleteReplies
Are you asking a question, or merely trying to trick me into telling you what I've withheld from other readers? LOLDelete
There's one sure way to find out.... wait for the rest of the story :)
Thanks for stopping by Pablo, cheers!
- AnonymousOctober 11, 2012 at 2:48 PM
Mmmm, Amber is my kinda woman!! She knows exactly what to bring on a date. I like that. Very HOT tease Don! <3 :DReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks Trisha, I'm glad you liked Amber and enjoyed the teaser too.Delete
Your so bad Don, I think you love teasing me like this !!!....How long till next Tuesday again ?????....I think she is heading to hot threesome ?????ReplyDelete
Mmm... Scruples, is that a question or a statement. LOLReplyDelete
Well you just have to be a good girl and wait to find out for sure where she's headed ;)
Thanks for stopping by darling :)
She's out for fun and determined to get it. Hot tease, I love itReplyDeleteReplies
I'm glad you love it too Naomi.Delete
Thanks for stopping by :)


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ICD-9 Diagnosis Code 841.9
Sprain elbow/forearm NOS
Diagnosis Code 841.9
Short Description: Sprain elbow/forearm NOS
Long Description: Sprains and strains of unspecified site of elbow and forearm
This is the 2014 version of the ICD-9-CM diagnosis code 841.9
Code Classification
Injury and poisoning (800–999)
Sprains and strains of joints and adjacent muscles (840-848)
- 841 Sprains and strains of elbow and forearm
- Sprains and strains of joints and adjacent muscles (840-848)
Information for Medical Professionals
The ICD-10 and ICD-9 GEMs are used to facilitate linking between the diagnosis codes in ICD-9-CM and the new ICD-10-CM code set. The GEMs are the raw material from which providers, health information vendors and payers can derive specific applied mappings to meet their needs.
- S53.409A - Unspecified sprain of unspecified elbow, initial encounter (approximate) Approximate Flag
The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- S56.919A - Strain of unsp musc/fasc/tend at forarm lv, unsp arm, init (approximate) Approximate Flag
The approximate flag is on, indicating that the relationship between the code in the source system and the code in the target system is an approximate equivalent.
- Complete tear, elbow joint
- Forearm sprain
- Open division elbow ligament
- Sprain of elbow and forearm
- Sprain of ligament of elbow
- Strain of muscle and/or tendon of elbow region
- Strain of muscle and/or tendon of forearm
- Strain of tendon of forearm, wrist, hand
- Tendon rupture - elbow
- Traumatic hemarthrosis of the elbow joint
Index of Diseases and Injuries
References found for the code 841.9 in the Index of Diseases and Injuries:
- Sprain, strain (joint) (ligament) (muscle) (tendon) 848.9
- elbow 841.9
- and forearm 841.9
- forearm 841.9
- and elbow 841.9
- humerus (proximal end) 840.9
- distal end 841.9
- radioulnar 841.9
- distal 842.09
- radius, radial (proximal end) 841.9
- and ulna 841.9
- distal 842.09
- collateral 841.0
- distal end 842.00
- and ulna 841.9
- ulna, ulnar (proximal end) 841.9
- collateral 841.1
- distal end 842.00
- elbow 841.9
Information for Patients
Arm Injuries and Disorders
Of the 206 bones in your body, 3 of them are in your arm; the humerus, radius and ulna. Your arms are also made up of muscles, joints, tendons and other connective tissue. Injuries to any of these parts of the arm can occur during sports, a fall or an accident.
Types of arm injuries include
- Tendinitis and bursitis
- Sprains
- Dislocations
- Broken bones
Some nerve problems, arthritis, or cancers can affect the entire arm and cause pain, spasms, swelling and trouble moving. You may also have problems or injure specific parts of your arm, such as your hand, wrist, elbow or shoulder.
- Arm CT scan
- Brachial plexopathy
- Brachial plexus injury in newborns
- Radial head fracture - aftercare
- Radial nerve dysfunction
- Skeletal limb abnormalities
- Volkmann ischemic contracture
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Elbow Injuries and Disorders
Your elbow joint is made up of bone, cartilage, ligaments and fluid. Muscles and tendons help the elbow joint move. When any of these structures is hurt or diseased, you have elbow problems.
Many things can make your elbow hurt. A common cause is tendinitis, an inflammation or injury to the tendons that attach muscle to bone. Tendinitis of the elbow is a sports injury, often from playing tennis or golf. You may also get tendinitis from overuse of the elbow.
Other causes of elbow pain include sprains, strains, fractures, dislocations, bursitis and arthritis. Treatment depends on the cause.
- Elbow pain
- Elbow replacement
- Elbow replacement - discharge
- Elbow sprain -- aftercare
- Medial epicondylitis - golfer's elbow
- Nursemaid's elbow
- Tennis elbow
- Tennis elbow surgery
- Tennis elbow surgery - discharge
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Sprains and Strains
A sprain is a stretched or torn ligament. Ligaments are tissues that connect bones at a joint. Falling, twisting, or getting hit can all cause a sprain. Ankle and wrist sprains are common. Symptoms include pain, swelling, bruising, and being unable to move your joint. You might feel a pop or tear when the injury happens.
A strain is a stretched or torn muscle or tendon. Tendons are tissues that connect muscle to bone. Twisting or pulling these tissues can cause a strain. Strains can happen suddenly or develop over time. Back and hamstring muscle strains are common. Many people get strains playing sports. Symptoms include pain, muscle spasms, swelling, and trouble moving the muscle.
At first, treatment of both sprains and strains usually involves resting the injured area, icing it, wearing a bandage or device that compresses the area, and medicines. Later treatment might include exercise and physical therapy.
NIH: National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases
- Ankle sprain - aftercare
- Elbow sprain -- aftercare
- Foot sprain - aftercare
- Hamstring strain - aftercare
- Hip flexor strain -- aftercare
- Sprains
- Strains
- Tendon repair
- Wrist sprain - aftercare
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