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Jared Sullinger Leads Ohio State Higher in Polls – This Week in College Basketball
Two top five teams – No. 2 Missouri and No. 5 Kansas — were upset victims last week, while No. 11 Murray State remained the nation's only undefeated team. Here's what happening in college basketball this week:
Team on the Rise: Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt (16-5, 5-1 SEC) has won 10 of 11 games, with the only blemish being a one-point overtime loss to then-No. 18 Mississippi St. The Commodores stopped Middle Tennessee's 12-game winning streak with a 84-77 win at home on Saturday. John Jenkins and Jeffery Taylor are a formidable scoring duo for Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings, whose team still must face No. 1 Kentucky and No. 14 Florida two times each. Their first meeting with the Gators is this Saturday.
Team on the Decline: West Virginia
Though West Virginia (15-7, 5-4 Big East) gave No. 3 Syracuse a stiff test on Saturday before falling 63-61, the Mountaineers have been too uneven to be considered a tournament threat. On Wednesday, WVU lost 78-62 to a St. John's team that started five freshmen. Coach Bob Huggins needs leading scorers Kevin Jones and Darryl "Truck" Bryant to close out games against better teams like they have while beating lesser opponents. The Mountaineers are 1-4 against teams ranked in the top 25 this season.
Player on the Rise: Jared Sullinger, Ohio State
Jared Sullinger scored 20 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for No. 4 Ohio State (19-3, 7-2 Big 10) in the Buckeyes' 78-54 win over Penn State on Wednesday. The sophomore forward added another 13 points and five boards in a 64-49 victory over No. 20 Michigan on Sunday. A national player of the year candidate, Sullinger has the talent level to carry Ohio State deep into March Madness. With No. 2 Missouri's 79-72 loss to Oklahoma State, the Buckeyes and Sullinger are likely headed upward in the AP poll this week.
Player on the Decline: Maalik Wayns, Villanova
While he's still the team's leading scorer with an 18.4 points per game average, Villanova's Maalik Wayns had a difficult week. With the Wildcats (10-12, 3-7 Big East) leading No. 25 Louisville 44-42 on Wednesday, Wayns got into second-half foul trouble and he mostly watched as the game turned into a 84-74 defeat. On Saturday, the junior guard picked up a key technical foul that helped No. 17 Marquette come back from an 18-point deficit and beat Villanova, 82-78. Wayns had another technical against St. John's the week before that nearly cost the Wildcats a victory.
Coach on the Hot Seat: Larry Krystkowiak, Utah
Utah (5-16, 2-7 Pac-12) is new to the Pac-12 this year, and the Utes are playing like it. First-year head coach Larry Krystkowiak can't be pleased with the way his team was clobbered by both struggling Los Angeles schools this week. UCLA manhandled the Utes, 76-49, on Thursday, while USC picked up its first conference win of the year by beating Utah, 62-45, on Saturday. The Utes averaged 16 turnovers in the two games, while falling to 0-11 on the road this season. Krystkowiak must get better play from his front court or this long season could get even longer.
This Week's Bizarre Stat: Saint Mary's
Though four of its players committed at least five turnovers — and the team had 24 on the game — No. 21 Saint Mary's (21-2, 10-0 WCC) still defeated BYU 80-66 on Saturday.


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In game one, Coker fell behind early as Barton scored three runs in the first two innings. The Cobras scored a run in the third to cut into the Bulldog lead, but Barton added another run in the fifth for a 4-1 lead. The seventh inning was an offensive inning as Barton added five runs, but Coker rallied for three of their own in the bottom half of the inning.
Coker would manage a run in the ninth, but Barton's was lead was already too great and the Bulldogs went on to win 9-5.
Brad Boob (2-7) took the loss for the Cobras, allowing nine runs on 15 hits in eight innings of work.
Barton's Tim Bardin (1-2) earned the win throwing seven strong innings, allowing four runs on eight hits.
At the plate for Coker, Brian Nally and Seth Weinberg were each 2-for-4, with Nally hitting a double and scoring a run and Weinberg earning two RBIs. Brooks Urquhart was 3-for-4 with a run scored.
For the Bulldogs, Tyler Petty was 4-for-5 with a triple, four RBIs and a run scored, while Will Walmsley, Zach Boyette and David Bunn were each 2-for-4.
Game Two got started with a bang as Barton's Jonathan Nichols hit a towering three run home run over the left field fence for an early 3-0 lead. Coker answered with a run in the second, but Barton would not be out done scoring two more in the third.
Barton continued their offensive dominance, scoring three more runs in the fourth, but this time Coker would answer scoring five runs in the bottom of the inning. Both teams scored a run in the fifth, making the score 9-7, before Coker added another run in the sixth, for a one run ballgame.
Barton tacked on an insurance run in the top of the seventh, but Coker mounted a come back scoring a run of their own, but the Cobras were unable to capitalize leaving a run stranded on third to end the game.
Seth Weinberg (2-3) took the loss for Coker, going three and two-thirds innings, allowing eight runs off seven hits.
For Barton, Brock Godwin (8-0) earned the win, going four and a third innings, allowing seven runs on 12 hits, while striking out six.
Offensively for the Cobras, Brian Nally was 4-for-5 with a double, three RBIs and a run scored, while TJ Dawson was 3-for-4 with a double, a triple and an RBI.
Barton was led by Will Walmsley, who was 3-for-4 and Tyler Petty, who was 3-for-4. Nichols finished 1-for-4 with a home run and three RBIs.
Coker and Barton complete their three game series on Monday, at at Tom J. New Field.

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News Release Archive - 2011
News Release Archive
December 7, 2011: US Tox21 to begin screening 10,000 chemicals
A high-speed robotic screening system, aimed at protecting human health by improving how chemicals are tested in the United States, begins today to test 10,000 compounds for potential toxicity. The compounds cover a wide variety of classifications, and include consumer products, food additives, chemicals found in industrial processes, and human and veterinary drugs. Testing this 10,000 compound library begins a new phase of an ongoing collaboration between the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, referred to as Tox21.
December 6, 2011: NHGRI broadens sequencing program focus on inherited diseases, medical applications
A new funding plan by the National Human Genome Research Institute sharpens the focus of its flagship Genome Sequencing Program on medical applications. In addition to continuing on-going studies, the four-year, $416 million plan launches new efforts to find causes of rare inherited diseases and accelerate the use of genome sequence information in the medical care of patients.
November 15, 2011: NIH Therapeutics for Rare and Neglected Diseases Program announces next round of drug development projects
Researchers will begin drug development projects for rare and neglected diseases that include potential treatments for a musculoskeletal disorder, a cognitive dysfunction disorder, a virus that affects the central nervous system of newborns, a parasitic worm infection, a form of muscular dystrophy and a rare lung disease. The six new projects are part of the National Institutes of Health's Therapeutics for Rare and Neglected Diseases (TRND) program.
October 6, 2011: NIH Undiagnosed Diseases Program documents two-year pilot as clinic of last resort
After its first two years of work, the Undiagnosed Diseases Program (UDP) of the National Institutes of Health is citing successes in patients whose cases have stumped specialists at leading medical institutions around the country. The researchers published the program's first retrospective analysis in the Sept. 26, 2011 early online issue of Genetics in Medicine.
September 29, 2011: NIH to make a mightier mouse resource for understanding disease
Over the next five years, National Institutes of Health (NIH)-funded researchers will extensively test and generate data about mice with disrupted genes to gain clues about human diseases. NIH today awarded a set of cooperative agreements totaling more than $110 million to begin the second phase of the Knockout Mouse Project (KOMP). The results of the next stage, called the Knockout Mouse Phenotyping Project, or KOMP2, will be placed in a public database. Researchers make knockout mice by disrupting the function of individual genes across the animal's genome.
September 11, 2011: International genome consortium discovers new genes that control blood pressure
In one of the largest genomics studies ever, an international research consortium that includes the National Institutes of Health has identified 29 genetic variations across 28 regions of the human genome that influence blood pressure. This unprecedented effort brought together more than 230 researchers across six continents and scanned the genomes of over 200,000 people. The results appear in the Sept. 11 edition of Nature.
September 6, 2011: NIH genome institute announces key leadership appointments
The National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) announces the appointment of two senior staff to key leadership positions in the NIH institute best known for leading the Human Genome Project. Mark S. Guyer, Ph.D., currently director of NHGRI's Division of Extramural Research, becomes only the third deputy director of the institute, and James C. Mullikin, Ph.D., acting director of the NIH Intramural Sequencing Center (NISC), has been selected to be that center's permanent director.
August 24, 2011: Researchers produce detailed map of gene activity in mouse brain
Researchers from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and from Oxford University in the United Kingdom, have published a description of the new atlas in the Aug. 25, 2011, journal Neuron. The study describes the activity of more than 11,000 genes in the six layers of brain cells that make up the cerebral cortex.
August 22, 2011: NHGRI funds development of revolutionary DNA sequencing technologies
Researchers today received more than $14 million in grants to develop DNA sequencing technologies that will rapidly sequence a person's genome for $1000 or less. The National Human Genome Research Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, awarded the grants to enable the everyday use of DNA sequencing technologies by biomedical researchers and health care providers.
August 17, 2011: eMERGE network moves closer to tailored treatments based on patients' genomic information
Researchers in the Electronic Medical Records and Genomics (eMERGE) network will receive $25 million over the next four years to demonstrate that patients' genomic information linked to disease characteristics and symptoms in their electronic medical records can be used to improve their care. The grants are from the National Human Genome Research Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health, which supports research by the network's seven institutions and coordinating center.
August 4, 2011: Screening effort turns up multiple potential anti-malaria compounds
Numerous potential anti-malarial candidate drugs have been uncovered by investigators from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), both parts of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The study was published in the August 4 online issue of the journal Science.
July 27, 2011: NIH researchers identify gene variant in Proteus syndrome
A team of researchers has identified the genetic mutation that causes Proteus syndrome, a rare disorder in which tissue and bone grows massively out of proportion. The discovery, which has implications for potential drug therapies and even cancer, appears in the July 27, 2011, early online edition of The New England Journal of Medicine. The team was led by researchers at the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), part of the National Institutes of Health.
June 29, 2011: The Cancer Genome Atlas completes detailed ovarian cancer analysis
An analysis of genomic changes in ovarian cancer has provided the most comprehensive and integrated view of cancer genes for any cancer type to date. Ovarian serous adenocarcinoma tumors from 500 patients were examined by The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) Research Network and analyses are reported in the June 30, 2011, issue of Nature.
June 13, 2011: NIH researchers find new clues about aging
National Institutes of Health researchers have identified a new pathway that sets the clock for programmed aging in normal cells. The study provides insights about the interaction between a toxic protein called progerin and telomeres, which cap the ends of chromosomes like aglets, the plastic tips that bind the ends of shoelaces. The study by researchers from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) was published in the June 13, 2011 early online edition of the Journal of Clinical Investigation.
May 25, 2011: NIH and non-profits sign research and development agreement
The National Institutes of Health today announced an agreement with two non-profit organizations to accelerate the development of potential clinical therapies for rare blood cancers. The cooperative research and development agreement has been established as a shared commitment to move therapies for rare blood cancers into clinical proof-of-concept studies so that promising treatments can eventually be commercialized. The agreement is among the University of Kansas Medical Center, Kansas City, The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS), the NIH Therapeutics for Rare and Neglected Diseases (TRND) program and the Hematology Branch within the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute.
April 27, 2011: NIH researchers create comprehensive collection of approved drugs to identify new therapies for rare and neglected diseases
Researchers have begun screening the first definitive collection of thousands of approved drugs for clinical use against rare and neglected diseases. They are hunting for additional uses of the drugs, hoping to find off-label therapies for some of the 6,000 rare diseases that afflict 25 million Americans. The effort is coordinated by the National Institutes of Health's Chemical Genomics Center (NCGC). The research is described in a paper appearing in the April 27 issue of Science Translational Medicine.
April 15, 2011: NIH researchers complete whole-exome sequencing of skin cancer
A team led by researchers at the National Institutes of Health is the first to systematically survey the landscape of the melanoma genome, the DNA code of the deadliest form of skin cancer. The researchers have made surprising new discoveries using whole-exome sequencing, an approach that decodes the 1-2 percent of the genome that contains protein-coding genes. The study appears in the April 15, 2011, early online issue of Nature Genetics.
April 8, 2011: NIH researchers identify cause and new treatment for common recurrent fever in children
A preliminary study conducted by a team at the National Institutes of Health has identified a promising new treatment in children for the most common pediatric fever disease in children. The syndrome is called periodic fever associated with aphthous stomatitis, pharyngitis and cervical adenitis - or PFAPA - and is characterized by monthly flare-ups of fever, accompanied by sore throat, swollen glands and mouth lesions.
March 10, 2011: New robot system to test 10,000 chemicals for toxicity
Several federal agencies, including the National Institutes of Health, today unveiled a new high-speed robot screening system that will test 10,000 different chemicals for potential toxicity. The system marks the beginning of a new phase of an ongoing collaboration, referred to as Tox21, that is working to protect human health by improving how chemicals are tested in the United States.
February 9, 2011: NHGRI charts course for the next phase of genomics research
A new strategic plan from an arm of the National Institutes of Health envisions scientists being able to identify genetic bases of most single-gene disorders and gaining new insights into multi-gene disorders in the next decade. This should lead to more accurate diagnoses, new drug targets and the development of practical treatments for many who today lack therapeutic options, according to the plan from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI). Molecular pathways that are implicated in single-gene disorders may hold important clues for the diagnosis and treatment of common disease, according to the strategic plan, Charting a course for genomic medicine from base pairs to bedside, in the Feb. 10 issue of the journal Nature.
February 2, 2011: NIH researchers identify genetic cause of new vascular disease
Clinical researchers at the National Institutes of Health's Undiagnosed Diseases Program have identified the genetic cause of a rare and debilitating vascular disorder not previously explained in the medical literature. The adult-onset condition is associated with progressive and painful arterial calcification affecting the lower extremities, yet spares patients' coronary arteries. The new disease finding was published today in the New England Journal of Medicine.
January 26, 2011: Scientists publish orangutan genome sequence
Orangutans and humans share 97 percent of their DNA sequence, according to an analysis of the great ape's genome published today in the Jan. 27 issue of Nature by an international group of scientists. The orangutan is the third non-human primate to have its genome sequenced, after the chimp and rhesus macaque.
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I would gladly go anywhere Anna wanted me to go with her ofcourse
Constructive Afternoon
Constructive Afternoon
Anna Kay (More To Fuck, Thick Chicks On Dicks 2) says that she likes "men in authority," meaning men in uniform like cops and soldiers. So one night, I was with a friend who was working construction in one of the high-rises. I told him that I would love to go up to the top floor of the partially constructed building and fuck up there. So we had a few drinks and we climbed up to the top of one of these construction site high-rises and we fucked up there. It was so thrilling and exciting. She explained, saying "When I am with a man in uniform, I feel like they can protect me. I feel safe. But at the same time, because they come off as so strong, I feel like I can be free during sex and be really, really dirty and get wild, too." Construction workers don't wear uniforms but they can also have a similar vibe as a take charge, physical person and that gets Anna's lady-parts tingling too. She remembered one connection when she was living in Atlanta, Georgia. "One night, I was with a friend…


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Painting by Hyde Artist Harry Rutherford
Dave Williams as come up trumps for us again... Here's a rare view on a postcard of the Market Square, complete with the stone seating, and the base of the fountain as well. We've been trying to get a picture of this since we started the blog and this is the best that as turned up so far...
Now for the Future
Hyde Outdoor Market Redevelopment
Hyde is to get a new market and civic square as part of a £1.2 million project to improve the town centre and attract more traders and shoppers.
A well-attended public consultation meeting took place in July. Opinions were given by businesses, traders and residents, and Tameside Council has taken these on board as it finalises the scheme.
The proposed plans are now on public display in a variety of community venues including the outdoor and indoor markets, Clarendon Shopping Centre, Hyde Town Hall and Hyde Library.
Pending planning approval, works are due to start early next year and be completed by September. The works will be done in phases so that the market remains open throughout as will the indoor market, located within the Clarendon Shopping Centre.
In addition to the physical improvements, the Council is committed to supporting existing businesses in Hyde and to attracting new ones.
Proposed Layout
To see the plans in PDF Format clock below
I wish the council and the Town all the very best in this venture and hope that shops and shoppers come back to Hyde in greater numbers than of late. Plan's such as this should be welcomed with open arms. What worries me is that as this venture is about to start the planning department have granted the change of use to three more shops as food takeaways in the last two weeks. Surly Hyde as more than it's share.... and Market Street is every bit as important as the Market Square.


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With college football season officially over, Central Connecticut junior running back Rob Hollomon has been named the NCAA FCS statistical champion for all-purpose yards per game. Hollomon earned the honor by finishing the season with a national best 189.17 all-purpose yards per game.
Hollomon's success previously earned him the all-purpose position on the The Sports Network FCS All-America Second Team. Hollomon also earned second team All-Northeast Conference honors at both running back and kick return specialist.
Prior to the season, Hollomon was a Preseason All-NEC selection at running back and return specialist. He was also name to The Sports Network FCS Preseason All-America Third Team at the all-purpose position.
Hollomon edged out Saint Francis U running back Kyle Harbridge to top FCS in the category. Harbridge averaged 188.18 all-purpose yards per game.
Hollomon totaled 2,270 all-purpose yards in his second season with the Blue Devils after transferring from Kent State. His yards broke down to 1,452 rushing, 223 receiving, 591 on kick returns and four on punt returns.
Hollomon scored 19 touchdowns with 18 coming on the ground.
In just two seasons, he has climbed to third on the Blue Devils' career rushing list with 2,556 yards. He also ranks fifth on the career scoring list with 150 points.
Hollomon's 1,452 rushing yards in 2013 rank as the third highest single-season total in school history and he is one of just four CCSU players to have two 1,000-yard rushing seasons in a career.


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Jeremy Borash and Christy Hemme are in the ring with a giant check and drum of 24 balls with the names of the participants in the tournament.
The winners go into a gauntlet with the winner earning $100,000.
Match Number One: James Storm and Christian York versus Gunner and Crimson
Storm and York win after Storm hits Gunner with Last Call.
After the match, Christy interviewed York and Storm. York reminded Storm it is every man for themselves in the gauntlet. Storm pointed out how much beer he can buy with $100,000.
Match Number Two: Jessie Godderz and Mr. Anderson versus Douglas Williams and Kid Kash
Anderson and Godderz win after some tension between the partners. Anderson gave Godderz a Mic Check and then pinned Kash with an inside cradle.
A lot of comedy in this match.
Match Number Three: Christopher Daniels and Samoa Joe versus Chavo Guerrero and Rob Van Dam
Samoa Joe and Christopher Daniels win after Joe gives Van Dam a muscle buster when he stops Van Dam from hitting a Five Star Frog Splash.
Match Number Four: Robbie E and Zema Ion versus Bobby Roode and Joseph Park
Park says that he is honored to team with a former World Champ and he suggests they be called Law and Order.
Roode hates the name and he tells Tons of Fun to sit in the corner and watch. He doesn't need Park's help
Park and Roode win when Park freaks out and takes care of Robbie and Ion. He 'goes back' to Joseph and Roode tags in and covers Ion for the win.
After the match, Park wants a hug but Roode refuses.
[Park had LA Law sounding music and an entrance video]
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Saving money on gas
#1 I went to the Maverick today that I normally buy fuel at, and asked if they are on a fixed system for deliveries. The manager told me the get their tanks topped off every Thursday at his location. Handy info cause I get paid on Fridays. Ask your local store when they get their fuel, just so you know when to avoid the sediment fouling your engine parts.
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Via Mother Jones, which says:
The National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) just released this horrifying animation of how ocean currents may carry all the oil in the Gulf of Mexico. According to their computer modeling of currents and the oil, the spill "might soon extend along thousands of miles of the Atlantic coast and open ocean as early as this summer."One question I haven't seen answered is: at what level of dispersion is the oil no longer harmful? I assume that if a hundred million gallons were distributed evenly throughout the world's oceans, it wouldn't even be noticeable, and would biodegrade in no time. But somewhere between that, and the actual conditions we have - giant plumes and enormous sheens concentrated in the northern Gulf of Mexico - is the threshhold beyond which dispersion takes care of the problem. I don't know what that threshhold is - whether, for instance, the quantities shown swirling about in the mid-Atlantic in this animation would still be dangerous to ecosystems. At the least, though, this looks bad for pretty much the entire coast of Florida.
"I've had a lot of people ask me, 'Will the oil reach Florida?'" says NCAR scientist Synte Peacock in a statement accompanying the animation, which he worked on. "Actually, our best knowledge says the scope of this environmental disaster is likely to reach far beyond Florida, with impacts that have yet to be understood."
The models show oil hitting Florida's Atlantic coast within a few weeks, then moving north as far as about Cape Hatteras, N.C., before heading east.


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My parents celebration preparations began the day before Thanksgiving when the turkey came out of the fridge and took a bath in the kitchen sink. While under cold water the pin feathers had to be removed. It was a cold and tedious task.
With time these candles became scratched and nicked but they were still dearly loved and a part of our traditions. Using the "good" china and silverware was also a tradition and helped to make the day special for everyone. We were taught to use the best of everything to make our guests, be they family or friends, feel special and welcome. My mother's green and gold china was a favorite of mine and I loved setting the table for the holidays. Just imagine a huge table covered with a white damask tablecloth and set with gleaming silver and the green and gold china. As children our eyes sparkled with anticipation,
This china is still in the family as in the table it was placed on. The table has been slightly altered since few people have need or space for a table that seats 10. The table now lives in my son's home as a coffee table.
It is a large coffee table about 45 x 60. Great size for doing puzzles and playing games.
Until we had children, my husband and I usually went to his family or mine for the holidays. Sometimes both one for dinner and one for dessert. But eventually we had our own home with a dining room and the coveted chandelier of my grandparents. My dining table was not as large as my mother's but then I didn't have 9 children, My table had seating for six and with the addition of 2 leaves could seat ten or 12.I didn't have Aunt Kathy or Aunt Ruth to bring their offerings, so I resorted to canned cranberry sauce. I chilled the can, opened both ends to slide it out and sliced it to make it pretty. My china was rose and silver and my tablecloth was cotton lace but the Pilgrim and Indian candles came to the party too. We usually did about a 20 lb turkey but I usually did mine in a Nesco Roaster to save room in the oven for sides and rolls. Our family tradition was that I always forgot the time and scorched the bottoms of the brown n serve rolls. The last Thanksgiving we had as an entire family my kids had a $5.00 bet that I would burn the rolls.
Although they are not candles, Pilgrims and Indians still grace the table in my daughter's home. They are making 2 smaller turkeys. One in the oven and one in the smoker. We will share the day with another military family and a single soldier. The typical sides of green bean casserole and sweet potatoes with marshmallows will be present along with homemade cranberry orange relish and homemade rolls. Mackenzie is doing the mashed potatoes while Brigid is making place favors.
I would say that through the generations there is more that is alike than there are things that are different. Yet another blessing to be thankful for.


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WASHINGTON, Sept. 26 (UPI) -- Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., called Sen. Ted Cruz's Nazi comments during his oratory on defunding Obamacare a "great disservice" to World War II soldiers.
Soon after Cruz finished his 21-hour marathon speech on defunding the Affordable Care Act Wednesday, McCain rebutted portions of the Republican Texas senator's comments, which McCain said didn't recognize that "elections have consequences," ABC News said.
McCain bristled at Cruz's comparison of those who think Obamacare will not be defunded to Nazis.
"If you go to the 1940s, Nazi Germany," Cruz said Tuesday during his discourse. "Look, we saw in Britain, Neville Chamberlain, who told the British people, 'Accept the Nazis. Yes, they'll dominate the continent of Europe but that's not our problem. Let's appease them. Why? Because it can't be done. We can't possibly stand against them.'"
"I resoundingly reject that allegation," McCain said on the Senate floor. "That allegation in my view does a great disservice, a great disservice for those brave Americans and those who stood up and said what's happening in Europe cannot stand."
He also said many of those leading the fight to strip the healthcare law of funding weren't senators when Republicans tried to stop the Affordable Care Act in 2010.
"Many of those who are in opposition right now were not here at the time and did not take part in that debate," McCain said. "The record is very clear of one of the most hard fought, fair, in my view, debates that has taken place on the floor of the Senate."
McCain, who ran against Barack Obama in the 2008 presidential election and campaigned for GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney in the 2012 election, noted that Obamacare, as the Affordable Care Act is colloquially known, was a major issue in last year's campaign, but the American people showed their position on the issue by re-electing Obama.
"That doesn't mean that we give up our efforts to try to replace and repair Obamacare, but it does mean that elections have consequences," McCain said. "Those elections were clear in a significant majority that a majority of the American people supported the president of the United States and renewed his stewardship of this country."
McCain is one of several Republican senators who said Obamacare would not be defunded in the Senate, which Cruz disputes.
"The single biggest surprise on arriving to the Senate is the defeatist attitude here," Cruz said in a radio interview with conservative firebrand Rush Limbaugh Wednesday. "We don't even talk about how to win a fight. If you had to sit through one Senate lunch, you'd be in therapy."
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Cruz's speech "has actually advanced our cause," ABC News said.
"He has alienated some of his colleagues," Schumer said, "he has united Democrats and he has shown the American people that he is willing to hold them and their well-being hostage unless he gets his way."


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Chris and Rachelle Cochran would like to announce the birth of their daughter, Emily Marie. Emily was born on September 9, 2011 at 7:17 p.m., weighing 6 pounds and 12 ounces and was 19 1/2" long.
Helping to welcome Emily home is proud big brother Johnathan, grandparents Marv and Nancy Boldt and John "Pep" and Karlene Cochran, all of Traer.


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MIAMI BEACH, FLA.—Police say a road rage incident in Miami Beach led to the arrest of Denver Broncos defensive end Elvis Dumervil.
A police report released Monday says the 28-year-old Dumervil and another man, Andy Aguste, were stuck in traffic Saturday evening. It said they got into an argument with another driver, Kristine Ramirez, and the two men displayed weapons.
When police arrived Dumervil told them he didn't have a gun. Officers say they found a gun in the car's glove compartment.
Dumervil was arrested on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He bonded out of jail. Attorney Harvey Steinberg says he expects authorities to clear his client after they conclude their investigation.
Aguste was also charged with aggravated assault.


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President: Andrej Kiska (2014)
Prime Minister: Robert Fico (2012)
Land area: 18,842 sq mi (48,800 sq km); total area: 18,859 sq mi (48,845 sq km)
Population (2014 est.): 5,443,583 (growth rate: 0.03%); birth rate: 10.01/1000; infant mortality rate: 5.35/1000; life expectancy: 76.69; density per sq mi: 287
Capital and largest city (2011 est.): Bratislava, 434,000
Other large city: Kosice, 240,688
Monetary unit: Koruna
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Slovakia is located in central Europe. The land has rugged mountains, rich in mineral resources, with vast forests and pastures. The Carpathian Mountains dominate the topography of Slovakia, with lowland areas in the southern region. Slovakia is about twice the size of the state of Maryland.
Parliamentary democracy.
Present-day Slovakia was settled by Slavic Slovaks about the 6th century. They were politically united in the Moravian empire in the 9th century. In 907, the Germans and the Magyars conquered the Moravian state, and the Slovaks fell under Hungarian control from the 10th century up until 1918. When the Hapsburg-ruled empire collapsed in 1918 following World War I, the Slovaks joined the Czech lands of Bohemia, Moravia, and part of Silesia to form the new joint state of Czechoslovakia. In March 1939, Germany occupied Czechoslovakia, established a German "protectorate," and created a puppet state out of Slovakia with Monsignor Josef Tiso as prime minister. The country was liberated from the Germans by the Soviet army in the spring of 1945, and Slovakia was restored to its prewar status and rejoined to a new Czechoslovakian state.
After the Communist Party took power in Feb. 1948, Slovakia was again subjected to a centralized Czech-dominated government, and antagonism between the two republics developed. In Jan. 1969, the nation became the Slovak Socialist Republic of Czechoslovakia.
Nearly 42 years of Communist rule for Slovakia ended when Vaclav Havel became president of Czechoslovakia in 1989 and democratic political reform began. However, with the demise of Communist power, a strong Slovak nationalist movement resurfaced, and the rival relationship between the two states increased. By the end of 1991, discussions between Slovak and Czech political leaders turned to whether the Czech and Slovak republics should continue to coexist within the federal structure or be divided into two independent states.
Slovakia Becomes an Independent Republic and Eventually Joins the EU and NATO
After the general election in June 1992, it was decided that two fully independent republics would be created. The Republic of Slovakia came into existence on Jan. 1, 1993. The parliament in February elected Michal Kovac as president.
Populist Vladimir Meciar, who served three times as Slovakia's prime minister, exhibited increasingly authoritarian behavior and was cited as the reason Slovakia was for a time eliminated from consideration for both the EU and NATO. Slovakia's very low influx of foreign capital during Meciar's tenure was the result of his government's lack of transparency. Meciar was unseated in 1998 elections by the reformist government of Mikulás Dzurinda. In April 2000 Meciar was arrested and charged with paying illegal bonuses to his cabinet ministers while in office. A three-week standoff with police preceded the arrest, ending only when police commandos blew open the door on Meciar's house and seized him. He was also questioned about his alleged involvement in the 1995 kidnapping of the son of Slovakia's former president, Michal Kovac.
Dzurinda has improved Slovakia's reputation in the West, but his tough economic measures have made him unpopular within the country. Former prime minister Meciar has proven oddly resilient. In Sept. 2002 elections, the ruling coalition held onto power, despite Meciar coming out ahead in the vote. In April 2004, Meciar ran for the presidency against his former right-hand man, Ivan Gasparovic. Gasparovic, however, won the largely ceremonial post by a wide majority. In 2004, Slovakia joined the EU and NATO. In May 2005, it ratified the EU constitution.
Robert Fico of the Socialist Party became prime minister in July 2006, after forming an odd coalition with two right-wing nationalist parties, including Meciar's.
In April 2009, incumbent Ivan Gasparovic won the presidential elections with 46.7% of the vote. Parliamentary elections in July 2010 were inconclusive. Iveta Radicova, a former MP and presidential candidate in 2009, became prime minister, heading a four-party coalition government. The coalition includes her conservative Slovakian Democratic and Christian Union, the liberal Freedom and Solidarity Party, the largely Hungarian Most-Hid, and the Christian Democrat Movement.
Slovakia Key Player in European Bailout Fund
In October 2011, Slovakia found itself in the position of determining the fate of a euro-zone bailout fund. Parliament, responding to outrage among citizens who did not think it was their responsibility to help finance the rescue of much richer and larger countries, such as Greece and Portugal, voted against supporting an expansion of the European Financial Stability Facility, which administers the bailout fund. In voting down the legislation, Parliament also passed a no confidence in the government of Prime Minister Radicova. The legislation passed two days later, however, when an opposition party joined with the government and voted in support of the measure. In exchange for their support, the government agreed to hold early elections in March 2012. In the election, the Smer-Social Democracy Party, headed by Robert Fico, who served as prime minister from 2006 to 2009, won 83 seats in the 150-seat parliament. Fico returned to power, and for the first time since Slovakia gained independence in 1993, a party will govern without having to form a coalition.
2014 Brings New President
Slovakia held presidential elections on March 15, 2014. Ivan Gašparovič, president from 2004 to 2014 and the first to be re-elected to a second term, could not run for a third term because Slovakia's constitution only allows two.
No candidate had a clear majority after the first round of the 2014 presidential elections. However, Prime Minister Robert Fico and Independent candidate Andrej Kiska had enough votes for a runoff which was held on March 29. Kiska won with 59.38% of the popular vote to Fico's 40.61%. An entrepreneur and philanthropist, Kiska had no political experience prior to the election. Kiska was sworn in on June 15, 2014.
See also Encyclopedia: Slovakia .
U.S. State Dept. Country Notes: Slovakia
Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic www.statistics.sk/webdata/english/index2_a.htm .


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Mancini Acupuncture / Center for Integrative Care
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Jennifer Moffitt, L.Ac.
Barnett Michael C
Dr.Roya Nikzad
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Brinegar Chiropractic Center
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Family First Chiropractic & Wellness Center
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Cabrillo Dental
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Strober Dental
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Darrell W. Gonzales, MD
Bernardo Dermatology Medical Group
M Beauty Clinic by Dr. Tess
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Dr. Douglas M. Keel, DO
San Diego Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery, Inc.
Dermatology & Laser Center of San Diego
MedDerm Dermatology
Mary M. Dobry, MD, Board Certified in Dermatology
Walter K. Nahm, M.D., Ph.D.
Del Mar Med
Dr. Mitchel P. Goldman
Lupton Jason MD
Dr. Barbara E. Martin, MD
Dermatology Institute
Massry Dina MD
Skin Surgery Medical Group Inc: Gross Kenneth G MD
Dr. Lawrence F. Eichenfield, MD
La Jolla Dermatology: Susan M. Stuart, MD
Skin Surgery Med Group Inc: Martin Dale E MD
Boughton R Scott MD
Marnell Daniel J MD
Grossmont Dermatology: Dean Paul B MD
Grossmont Dermatology
San Diego Family Dermatology
Scripps Clinic Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology Center
Scripps Clinic Division-Dermatology: Siefert Ann M MD
Dr. Steven D. Emmet, MD
Arjang Miremadi Inc
Academic & Aesthetic Dermatology Consultants
Dr. Daniel Woodson Shaw, M.D.
Dr. Victoria R. Barrio, MD
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Coughlin Dennis F MD
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Dr. Erik Austin
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Academy Skin Physicians Inc: Truong Alizabeth MD
Anna Di Nardo MD, PhD
Sheila Fallon Friedlander
Nabai Hossein MD
Advanced Dermatology
Hillcrest Advanced Aesthetic Dermatology
East County Dermatology Group: Thoene Michael J MD
Dr. William M. Burrows, MD
Kooistra Dale A MD
Dr. Erik O. Gilbertson, MD
Dr. Tissa R. Hata, MD
Ucsd Dermatology
West Dermatology- San Diego
Poway Dermatology
Center For Skin Diseases
Dermatology Specialists, Inc.- Solana Beach
Dieticians in San Diego
San Diego Dietitian- Alecia Routt RD
H2O Nutrition, LLC
Dietitian & Fitness Services
Freeman Karen
Kathryn M. Clark, MPH
Tara Coleman, Clinical Nutritionist
Justin A. Robinson, MA
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Barbara L. Hughes, MS
Lorena S. Pacheco, RD
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Dr. Sassan Alavi, MD
One to One Lasik
Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley
Scripps Mercy Hospital San Diego
California Orthopaedic Institute
Edward A. Brantz, M.D.
Dr. James A. Novak, MD
Genesee Medical Group: Dysart Jeffrey H MD
Dabo Taram M MD
Webber James T MD
Sandler Jeffrey A MD
Green Gaidry Medical Clinic: Green Billie MD
Anderson Medical Center
Center For Family Health: Springer Roy C MD
Rady Children's Hospital
Scripps Clinic Rancho Bernardo
Shelter Island Medical Group
Matson Gary L Do
Point Loma Family & Aesthetics Medical Group Inc
Operation Samahan Health Clinic
San Diego Medical Group
Dr. Mahshid M. Hamidi, MD
Sharp Memorial Hospital
North Park Family Health Center
San Diego Fertility Center
Dr. Daniel Michaels, MD
Tara Zandvliet MD - South Park Doctor
UC San Diego Owen Clinic
Tal S. David, MD / Synergy Specialists Medical Group
Dr. Linhkieu T. Nguyen, MD
Caring Hearts Medical Group
Children's Primary Care Med: Park Tari MD
John M. Hilinski, M.D.
Dr. Gabriel T. Fabella, MD
Sharp Rees-Stealy Medical Group: Nguyen Doug T MD
Greg M. Balourdas, MD.
San Diego Clinic of Integrative Medicine
Pacific Beach Urgent Care
Dr. Bryan L. Abramowitz, MD
Scripps Clinic Torrey Pines
Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women & Newborns
Adderson J Deryl MD
Senta Clinic, Inc.
Scripps Green Hospital
Dr. Morteza Mirkarimi, MD
Robert A Houghton Md
Grossmont Spring Valley Fam Hth: Sandoval Diana I MD
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Dr. Gary K. Boone, MD
Dr. Annabelle R. Razon-San Angel, MD
Eye Care of San Diego
San Diego Lasik Institute
La Jolla Village Family Med: Dembo-Smeaton Elena MD
Ian Purcell
Luis Marquez Inc: Marquez Luis Mario MD
Sun Health
Motwani Lasik Institute
Dr. Brian H. Weeks of Senta Clinic
San Diego Eye & Laser: Leung Richard J MD
Lomita Family Medical Group
Eye Wear in San Diego
Sunglass & Optical Warehouse
9FIVE Eyewear
Sunglass & Optical Warehouse
Eclipse Eyewear Sunglass + Optical @ Seaport Village
Blenders Eyewear //
Optical Shop of Aspen
Insight Optical Center
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Wink Optometry & Eyewear
Specs Optometry - Dr. Michelle Fitzpatrick
Miami Wholesale Sunglasses
Optical Illusion
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Designer Style Sunglasses
Spektacles Optometry and Eyewear
Downtown Optometry
Designer Style Sunglasses
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Dziner Eyez
Plaza Optometry
Newport Avenue Optometry
Solstice Sunglass Boutique
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Sunglass Hut
Sears Optical
Shade Shack | Designer Sunglasses La Jolla
Sunglass Hut
Invision Eye Care
Meridian Optical Laboratory
JCPenney Optical
Eclipse Eyewear - Hotel Del Coronado
Eyeglass World
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Europtics, Inc
Arnette Eyewear
JCPenney Optical
Costco Vision Center
Encinitas Optical+Sunglass
4S Eyecare & Optometry
California Original Sunglasses
Dr Robert Howard
Sunglass Hut
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Aetna Health Insurance
Compare Health Insurance Agency
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United Health Insurance Sales
Molina Healthcare
SPF Insurance Services
Scan Health Plan
Sharp Health Plan
Health Net
Frank West Insurance Services
Executive Capital Inc
Preferred Online Health Insurance Services
Blue Shield of California
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Blue Cross
Right Time Insurance Services
United Healthcare
South Bay Health & Insurance Services: Patricia Salas
Baja Bound Insurance Services, Inc.
GWT Insurance Services
BETA Healthcare Group
Community Health Group
Care1st Health Plan
Dawn Watson - Aflac Insurance Agent
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Colonial Life
Premier Inc
Axella Insurance Services
Terri Yurek Insurance
Auerbach & Gussin Insurance
Mutual Of Omaha Insurance
Anthem Blue Cross
CorVel Corporation
Coventry Health Care
Extreme Smile Makeover
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co.
Steve Grady Insurance Services
American Specialty Health, Inc.
AG Insurance Agency
HealthMarkets Insurance Agent
La Jolla Health Insurance Plans
United American Insurance Co
Southern Ca Physicians Managed Care
CSA Travel Protection
Lundy Insurance
Fusco & Orsini Insurance Services
Blanket Health Insurance
HealthCare Solutions Insurance Agency Inc.
Cognitive Medical Systems
Compare Health Insurance Agency
Magellan Health Services
Sharp Healthcare
United Healthcare
HealthMarkets Insurance Agent
Family Resource Center
My Senior Health Plan
Unicare Systems Inc
Home Health Care in San Diego
Advantage Home Care Services
Scripps Home Health Care Services
Mission Home Health
Aspire Home Healthcare
Sharp Home Care
Salus HomeCare
Firstat Nursing Services
Interim HealthCare of San Diego CA
Provident Home Health Care Inc
Renaissance Home Health
Guardian Angel
We Care Home Health Services
American Health Services of San Diego
Accredited Nursing Care
Amnet Home Health Care Inc
Delta Home Care
Cerna San Diego
San Diego Home Caregivers
Alere Home Health Care
La Jolla Nurses Home Care
Absolute Home Health Inc
Constant Companions Home Care
Odos Home Health Inc
Kindred at Home - San Diego
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Western Health HomeCare
Best Care Health Systems Inc
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Jacob Healthcare Center
At Your Home Familycare
Assisting Hands San Diego
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24Hr HomeCare
F & H Health Care Inc
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Accent Care
Lorian Home Systems Inc
Professionals Unlimited Home Healthcare
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Right At Home
Southwest Health Care Services, Inc.
Shc San Diego
Aadvanced Home Health Services
Ultra Home Care Referral Agency
Care South Home Health Care
Attentive Home Care Inc
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ComForcare Senior Services
Heaven Heights Senior Care
Advanced Homecare Inc
Home Care of La Jolla
ComForcare Home Care - San Diego / La Jolla
Pacifica Health & Medical
Reo Vista Healthcare Center | Nursing Home
Crescent Healthcare, Inc.
Mission Home Care
Home Care Assistance of San Diego
Hospitals in San Diego
Rady Children's Hospital
Sharp Mary Birch Hospital for Women & Newborns
Sharp Grossmont Hospital
Naval Medical Center San Diego
Alvarado Hospital Medical Center
Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla
UCSD Medical Center - Hillcrest
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Paradise Valley Hospital
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Kaiser Foundation Hospital
San Diego County Psychiatric
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Rady Children's Urgent Care
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Promise Hospital of San Diego
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VCA Peninsula Animal Hospital
Sharp Human Resources
Point Loma Convalescent Hospital
Thornton Hospital
Harmony Animal Hospital
Cabrillo Pet Hospital and Pet Care Center
Sharp McDonald Center
Urgent Care & More
Cote Animal Hospital
Rose Canyon Animal Hospital
VCA Hillcrest Animal Hospital
VCA Animal Specialty Group
ABC Veterinary Hospital - Uptown
Childrens Primary Care Medical Group
Veterinary Specialty Hospital of San Diego
San Carlos Animal Hospital
Banfield Pet Hospital
Moores Cancer Center
South San Diego Veterinary Hospital
Rancho Mesa Animal Hospital
Tierrasanta Veterinary Hospital
Torrey Pines Animal Hospital
VCA Emergency Animal Hospital & Referral Center
Massage in San Diego
Karma Relaxation Spa
Happy Head Foot Reflexology and Massage - Hillcrest
Massage Envy Spa - Point Loma
Massage Envy Spa - Mira Mesa
Massage Envy
The Knotstop - Hillcrest
Massage Envy
Bellagio Salon & Day Spa
Massage Envy Spa - UTC
San Diego Massage by Chelsea
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Green Bamboo Massage & Foot Spa
Massage Envy Spa - Tierrasanta
Massage Envy Spa - Downtown East Village
Massage Envy Spa - Grossmont
Lotus Spa
Zenspa Carmel Mountain
Rainwater Spa
Massage Oasis Spa Inc
Angel Massage Spa
Osaka Oriental Spa
Zen Spa
The Hidden Spa
Waring Massage Spa
The San Diego Massage Center
Superior Spa
The Center for Massage and Holistic Therapy
Pure Salon & Spa
Massage San Diego Spa
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Orchid Thai Massage & Spa
Ocean Foot Massage
Healing Arts Massage & Wellness Center
The Bird Rock Massage Studio
Bernardo Massage Center
Shamrock Oriental Spa
Asian Twins Foot Massage Center
Zen Heart Foot & Body Massage
Happy Buddha Foot Reflexology Spa
IPSB College
Genie Oriental Spa
Massage Extraordinaire (SDTRC)
Asian Island Foot Massage Day Spa
Heaven Sent Massage
Acupressure Oriental Massage
Shang Hai Foot Spa
OB Massage
Perfect Health Solutions
midway foot&body massage
Beauty Kliniek
Girl on the Go! Night Spa
Advanced Massage Therapeutics
San Diego Sports Massage
ASerenity Skin | Body
Aqua Day Spa
Medical Clinics in San Diego
Mission Valley Medical Clinic
Beach Area Family Health Center
Family Health Center of San Diego
Anderson Medical Center
Gaslamp Medical Center
Neurosurgical Medical Clinic
Tricare Outpatient Clinic
San Diego Athritis Medical Cln: Lazarek Timothy
Green Gaidry Medical Clinic
Branch Medical Clinic
Intelligent Care Medical Clnc
North Park Family Health Center
El Cajon Family Medical Clinic
Operation Samahan Health Clinic
San Diego Heart & Medical Clinic
San Diego Pediatrics Family
Coastal Medical Weight Loss Centers
Sun Health
Mid-City Community Clinic
California Womens Medical Clinic
VA Mission Valley Clinic
Scripps Clinic Santee
Hemorrhoid Care Medical Clinic
FPA Women's Health
Caring Hearts Medical Group
Passport Health San Diego (Camino Del Rio) Travel Clinic
Linda Vista Health Care Center
Alternative Care Clinics-Medical Marijuana Evaluations
King Chavez Health Center
Universal Medical Care Clinic
Scripps Clinic Hillcrest
Scripps Clinic Del Mar
Dr. Gary K. Boone, MD
Soboba Medical Group
Scripps Clinic Carmel Valley
Senta Medical Clinic: Ghosh Sanjay MD
Lemon Grove Family Health Center
Logan Heights Dental
Naval Branch Health Clinic
Viva Wellness Medical Group
Green Gaidry Medical Clinic: Green Billie MD
Dr. Martin P. Paulus, MD
UC San Diego Owen Clinic
Scripps Clinic Mission Valley
Spring Valley Dental
San ysidro health center
San Diego Heart & Medical Clinic: Kleid Jack J MD
Scripps Clinic Rancho Bernardo
La Maestra Community Health Centers
Logan Heights Family Health Center
Hillcrest Family Medical Clinic
Operation Samahan Clinic
LEI Medical Group
Dsg Medical Clinic & Associates
Scripps Clinic Rancho San Diego
Perlman Medical Offices
Pacific Beach Urgent Care
Comprehensive Health Center
Council of Community Clinics
Medical Supplies in San Diego
Ashley Medical, Inc
Akw Medical
San Diego Homecare Supplies
Professional Medical Supply
Mobility Solutions
Horizon Medical Supply
ABT Medical Supply
MFI Medical Equipment, Inc.
Harmony Home Medical
Tssi Home Medical Equipment
SDO Medical Equipment
Medical Equipment Device
Eric's Medical Supply Inc
Medical Products of PR Inc
Hospital Direct Medical Equipment
Ram Durable Medical Equipment LLC
Solara Medical Supplies
Quality Discount Medical Supplies
SCMES Inc.
SDO Medical Equipment
Abundant Home Care
Countrywide Medical Supplies Inc
All Home Medical Supply
Balboa Pharmacy
Academy Medical Equipment
Viet Pharmacy & Medical Supplies
MYM Medical Supply
Medical Supply Technologies
LMA North America Inc
Comercializadora Internacional
Active Potential Medical Supplies Inc.
Advanced Scientific Supply
Synergy Medial Supply
Medical Center Pharmacy
Medical Center Pharmacy
Black Tie Medical
Jaco Medical Equipment Inc
Universal Hospital Services
Majestic Pharmacy
United Medical Equipment
Flex Medical
Edan USA
Naviscan, Inc.
Triad Medical Supply & Equipment
Allen Pharmacy
Medtronic Inc
Scrub Mart
Henry Schein
Mc Kesson Corporation
Hillcrest Pharmacy
Advance Medical Supply
Better Life Mobility Centers of San Diego
Scrub Mart
Living Spinal
Hals Compounding
ResMed Inc
Integra Neuro Sciences Inc
Oliver Audiology & Hearing Aid Services
Midwives in San Diego
San Diego County Midwives
Mother To Mother Midwifery
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Hom Gregory G OD
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Christy Chu-Park, O.D.
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Shiley Eye Center
Dr. Tommy S. Korn, MD
One to One Lasik: Dr. Sanford Feldman
Kelly S. Keefe, MD, Inc.
Scripps Clinic Pediatric Ophthalmology : Dr. Gregory Ostrow M.D.
Dr. Lawrence N. Cooper, MD
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Dr. Sandy T. Feldman, MD
Michael Couris, MD
Dr. Michael Gordon, MD
Eye Institute of California: Goldman Ronald J MD
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Levi Leah MD
Chris J. Gualteri, MD, Eye Laser and Vision Center
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Advanced Ophthalmology Institute
Dr. Eric J. Linebarger, MD
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Scher Colin a MD
London Nikolas J MD
California Retina Associates
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Max Parikh, M.D.
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Don Kikkawa MD
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Stanton Mark P MD
Michael Goldbaum MD
Dr. Matthew R. Kirk, MD
Mark Smith MD
Louis P Kartsonis Inc
Weldon Haw MD
Dr. Kenneth P. Vestal, MD
Eye MD of La Jolla
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Dr. Matthew J. Curtis, MD
Pediatrician in San Diego
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Rady Children's Hospital
Children's Healthcare Medical Associates
Mills Suzanne MD
Kensington Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics
Chrystal E De Freitas Md
Snyder Joel M MD
Childrens Primary Care Med Group: Henderson Trevor MD
Gee-Lew Bertha M MD
Dr. William P. Hitchcock, MD
Dr. Adriana R. Diakiw, MD
Children's Healthcare Associates: Nakahara Tami MD
Lil' Smiles-David M. Toppi D.M.D. Inc
Coast Pediatrics Del Mar
Valle Verde Pediatrics
Metro Family Physicians Med Group: Jacobson Eugenia MD
Vu Myloan T MD
Dr Dixon's San Diego Pediatric Dental Group
Dr. Stuart I. Rubenstein, MD
Dr. Adam E. Whitman, MD
Eyla Boies MD
Dr. Aida Martinez, MD
Grossmont Pediatrics
Dr. Nathan Rendler, MD
Scripps Pediatric Dentistry
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Advanced Pediatric Medical Group
Childrens Primary Care Medical: Kelley Leon R MD
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Dr. Shawn J. Bissonnette, MD
Dr. Bretten D. Pickering, MD
Shelter Island Pediatrics
Advanced Pediatric Medical Group: Sadrieh Jay MD
Dr. Stephen H. Carson MD
Dr. John A. Kafka, MD
Centre For Health Care Medical: Graham Stuart N MD
Berent Michael MD
Sharafi Dmd Inc
Gee-Lew: Sepulveda Raul MD
Dr. George H. Madany, MD
Dr. Janna L. Cataldo, MD
Dr. Matilda Remba, MD
Bailony Mohammed T MD
Pediatric Otolaryngology Associates: Powell Stephanie MD
Children's Clinic La Jolla
Dr. Veronique M. James, MD
Children's Primary Care: Hansen John C MD
Children's Primary Care Med: Adlouni Loubaba MD
Osteopathic Center For Children
Scripps Clinic: Bleha Juliet Loui MD
Butler Dennis M MD
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Wu Veda MD
Dr. Eric H. Dixon, DDS
Dr. Bret R. Gerber, MD
Hilary Krause, M.D.
Gianfortune Rachel M MD
Children's Primary Care Med: Selzer Jeffrey W MD
Ahmad Bailony MD
Scripps Coastal Med Center: Brownlee Denise A MD
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Innovative Physical Therapy
Scripps Ranch Physical Therapy
Comprehensive Therapy Services Inc
Evolve Physical Therapy + Advance Wellness
Physiotherapy Associates
Pacific Beach Physical Therapy
Therapy Specialists
Water & Sports Physical Therapy, Inc.
Adams Physical Therapy
Adjust Physical Therapy
Water & Sports Physical Therapy
Gateway Physical Therapy
ProActive Physical Therapy and Sports Medicine - Central County San Diego
Edward Ayub Physical
E & L & Associates Physical Therapy
Integraded Physical Therapy
Nexus Physical Therapy
Inniss Physical Therapy
Coastal Therapy Associates
Tassinari Physical Therapy: Tassinari Russell
RPM OrthoSport Health Center
Back in Action Physical Therapy
Physiotherapy Associates
North County Water & Sports Therapy Center
PT in Motion, Inc
Physiotherapy Associates
Coast Physical Therapy
San Diego Physical Therapy
Balance Plus Physical Therapy
Keith Mahler Physical Therapy
ISIS Physical Therapy
PRN Affiliated Physical Therapy
Health Point Physical Therapy - San Diego Physical Therapy Clinic
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Spine & Sport
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San Diego Rehabilitation Institute
Eucled Physical Therapy
Pacific Water Therapy
Michael J. Malawey, PT
Ola Grimsby Institute
Mesa Physical Therapy
US SpineAndSport
Mizuta & Associates Physical Therapy
Embody Physical Therapy & Yoga
Activo Physical Therapy & Wellness
Star Physical Therapy
Longevity Physical Therapy
Rehab United Physical Therapy
Scripps Mercy San Diego Outpatient Physical Rehabilitation
Ocean Physical Therapy
Isis Physical Therapy, Pacific Beach
Water & Sports Physical Therapy + Wellness, Inc.
Rehab United Physical Therapy
PRN San Diego Uptown Physical Therapy
Sharp Grossmont Hospital: Brier Patch Outpatient Rehabilitation Center
Catalyst Physical Therapy and Wellness
Mark E. Tate, MPT
Psychiatrists in San Diego
Coastal Psychiatric Medical Associates, Inc.
Dr. Jeremy D. Flagel, MD
Heidenfelder Richard MD
Dr. Russell B. Hubbard, MD
Psychiatric Centers-San Diego: Hudler Elizabeth MD
Dr. Raymond A. Fidaleo, MD
Dan Gardner, M.D. Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis
Dr. Rodrigo A. Munoz , M.D.
Dr. Karl M. Jacobs, MD
Psychiatric Centers San Diego
Dr. Timothy H. Rayner, MD
Dr. Li Liang, MD
Kaiser Permanente Psychiatry
Jorge A. Zapatel, MD
La Jolla Psychiatric Associates: Zetumer Matthew R MD
Dr. Gary A. Weissberg, MD
Addario Dominick MD
Moyer Trenton E MD
Golden Joshua D MD
Dr. Richard Wachsman
Jason Bennett M.D.
Berkowitz Alan L MD
Crownview Medical Group, Inc.
Mac Donald Kai MD
Psychiatric Centers At San Diego
Dr. Joan Friedson, MD
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R.D. Dipp, D.O.
Smith Clark E MD
Dr. Fadi J. Nicolas, MD
Hicks H Randall DO
Seymour Peter M MD
Trenton E. Moyer, Md, Apc
Bruns Bryan E MD
Geoffrey F Sternlieb, MD, Inc.
Psycare Inc: Littman Robert MD
Rowe Jeffrey MD
Dr. Dmitriy Sivtsov, MD
Harrington Ronald R MD
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Dr. Stephanie L. Buchert, MD
Lin Patricia A MD
Erika Reynolds, Md
Bogard Bernard MD
Morache Christopher MD
Highum Jon MD
San Diego County Psychiatric
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Dr. Richard L. Buccigross, MD
Michael T Lardon Md
Kim A. Gutner, M.D., DFAPA
Psychiatric Centers-San Diego: Mc Manus Michael E MD
Psychiatric Center-San Diego
Dr. David A. Gilder, MD
Charles Fleischer Pro Corporation: Moore Catherine MD
Kornberg Jason MD
Arnicar Dolph MD
Sharp Mesa Vista Hospital
Dr. Martin E. Glasser, MD
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San Diego Couples & Family Therapy
Marriage & Family Therapist San Diego
Alessandra Wall, Ph.D.
Kristin Zeising, Psy.D.
Jaffe Carrie, Ph.D.
The Center for Stress & Anxiety Management
Affordable Quality Counseling
Kirstin Filizetti, Ph.D.
Cognitive Therapy Institute, APC
San Diego Psychological Association
Mariela G. Shibley, Psy.D. ~ Clinical Psychologist ~
Insight Psychological Services Center
Advance Counseling
Matthew Bruhin & Associates
Marriage & Family Counselor Noreen Rios
Hayden Dover, MFT
Mark A. Kaupp, A Psychological Corporation.
Dr. Deborah Pontillo, San Diego Kids First
University of San Diego: Counseling Center
Brad P. Miller, Psy.D.
5th & Olive Psychologists
Therapy Changes
Sylvia Flanagan, MFT
San Diego Women Psychologist /Women Counseling / Pregnancy counseling - Jennifer Schere Ph D
Lighthouse Psychological Services Inc.
Leslie Hovsepian, Ph.D.
Sparta Steven MD
Peter Lambrou, Ph.D.
Love & Alvarez Psychology Inc
Personal Evolution Psychotherapy
Kevin Fawcett, Ph.D.
Comprehensive Therapy Services Inc
Integrative Psychological Services
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HELP Mental Health & Counseling Services
Sex Therapy of San Diego, Sex Addiction San Diego, Psychotherapy
Jan Rakoff, LCSW
Focus Psychological Services
Barbara A. Gaetano, MFT - Anxiety Therapist, Anxiety Psychologist, Marriage Counseling Service
Lazar Joel D
Susan D Sharpe PHD Licensed
Kids Therapy Associates
Bastien Rochelle T
Jill Silverman, LCSW
Craig Carlson PhD
Haim Belzer, PhD
Daniel Blaess, Ph.D.
US-Japan Psychological Services
Altes Linda PhD
Dr. Jennifer Shapiro
Ellen G. Stein PhD - Forensic and Clinical Psychology
Trish Stanley and Associates "Therapy Collaborative"
Robert A. Simon, PhD
Pacific Psychological Associates
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Dr. Aimee Cornelius Pearson, PsyD
Macy Brandy D
Coastal Psychiatric Medical Associates, Inc.
Charles E. Farrow, PHD
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The Elder Care, LLC
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Right Choice Senior Living University City La Jolla
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Coronado Retirement Village
Senior Home Care USA
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Love 2 Live Care Services
St. Paul's Manor
The Eldercare Channel
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Home Care Assistance of San Diego
Atria Collwood
Carroll's Residential Care
Vi at La Jolla Village
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St. Paul's PACE
Salus HomeCare
Apex Senior In Home Care Corporation.
Brookdale Carmel Valley
Golden Living Point Loma
Casa de Manana Retirement Community
Lifeline Healthcare
La Vida Del Mar
Helping Hands Senior Home Care
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La Vida Real
Multipurpose Senior Services
Mount Soledad Senior Care
Senior Care Advisors Inc
Attitudes Senior Care
Elmcroft of Point Loma
Ambassador's Senior Retreat
The Patrician, A Merrill Gardens Community
Brookside Inn
Senior Helpers
Weight Loss in San Diego
Soboba Medical Group
Medifast Weight Control Centers
Diet Center
MEDARTS Medical Weight Loss Specialists
Coastal Medical Weight Loss Centers
Scripps Clinic Center for Weight Management
Doctor's Weight Specialist
MD Weight Loss and Spa
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One Life
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Institute for Health Maintenance | IHM
Suddenly Slimmer THE Body Wrap
Segue Body Wraps
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San Diego Center for Integrative Medicine
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Overeaters Anonymous
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Our health is more important than wealth. A rich person can afford various luxuries of life such as a big car, large house, costly accessories, air-conditioners, etc. But, he won't be able to enjoy these luxuries if his health isn't good.


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Sunday, March 13, 2011
St. Paddy's Shirts
Goose's says "Little O'Cutie" and the dot over the i is a four leaf clover like mine, you just can't see it on the green. Mine, of course, says "Mama O'Cutie" and I'm still giggling over that. My sister-in-law snapped this pic for us yesterday, and since then I wonder-under-ed on a few shamrocks and outlined Goose's i dot shamrock with a sharpie. Except I should have followed what the shape should have been, not what it was. Oops.
Both shirts were thrifted, and I used Dana at MADE's freezer paper stencil tutorial. It was a bit tedious cutting the stencil out, but after seeing the results, it was TOTALLY worth it! Not counting the dry-time wait (I did two coats of paint), this project probably only took a couple of hours.
I gotta say, we WILL be wearing these often than just March 17! I can't close this post without sharing my favorite joke this time of year:
What's Irish and sits outside?
Give up? Paddy O'Furniture! (get it? patio furniture? hee hee!)
I'm linking up at Made By You Monday.
9 comments:
- Angela said...
So cute!!
I love the joke, too. :)
- March 14, 2011 at 1:06 PM
- Heather said...
These are sooooo cute! I'm glad you made one for yourself too as I think that is really adorable. And so clever!
Happy Birthday Goose! I hope 4 is a great year for you :)
- March 14, 2011 at 3:28 PM
- phasejumper said...
Loving the sayings! Visiting from Made by You Monday.
- March 15, 2011 at 9:13 AM
- Kim said...
You did a great job! Love the shirts and will bookmark that tutorial for possible future use.
- March 26, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- Kim said...
And Happy 4th Birthday to Goose!!!
- March 26, 2011 at 5:52 PM
those are adorable!!!!
- March 28, 2011 at 9:45 AM
I haven't checked in on your blog in many weeks and missed Goose's B-day last month. If you remember, my youngest grandson was born the 18th and just turned 4 years old, too. He's starting to do 6th grade math, playing the violin and writing simple poetry. How's Goose doing?
Yankees and Twins start a series tonight. Go Yanks!
- April 4, 2011 at 10:59 AM
Oh yes, flower bulbs. If they are spring flowers that will be blooming soon, they should be moved in the fall, after the first frost. If you are talking about summer and fall bloomers, you could move them soon, but don't wait too long.
I started working on spring cleanup at church this past Saturday. We have plans to add a lot more color this year.
Oh, and a couple years ago I put bagged store-bought manure around my rose bushes - I wore rubber gloves. Don't tell anyone.
- April 4, 2011 at 2:50 PM
- Valerie @ Frugal Family Fun Blog said...
Sooooo cute, Lenetta!!! And Happy Birthday to Goose!!!!
Hope all is well with you, my friend. Wishing you and your family a very Happy Easter!! xoxo
- April 23, 2011 at 6:03 PM


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Ice Station Valencia is committed to providing our skaters with the most courteous attention and service possible. We will teach our Skating Academy skaters the basic skills of each level in accordance with the standards of the Ice Skating Institute. Our main goal is for every skater to correctly learn all the skills introduced in a level before advancing to the next level. Our Professional Instructors will motivate skaters to improve their abilities while offering a challenging, yet fun curriculum. We will continually strive to improve our programs for our most valuable asset - our skaters.
Skating Academy Benefits:
Tuition & Enrollment Information:
Registration accepted at the Ice Station Front Desk, by fax, or by mail.
Download Registration Form
Registration Fees:
$190 per Semester for 30-minute Skating & Off-Ice Classes (10 weeks, one 30-minute lesson per week)
$215 per Semester for 45-minute Skating & Off-Ice Classes (10 weeks, one 30-minute lesson per week)
$240 per Semester for 60-minute Hockey Classes/Clinics (10 weeks, one 30-minute lesson per week)
10% Discount on multiple enrollments, some restrictions apply
A Non-Refundable Annual Ice Sports Industry membership of $15 is charged at the time of enrollment.
Individual Class Fees for Drop-Ins and Trial Classes:
$20 Drop-In Fee for Power, Ballet & Off-Ice Conditioning Classes
$22 Trial Class Fee for Beginner Classes only (NO REFUNDS)
$25 Drop-In Fee for Adult Stickhandling & Hockey Clinics
Checking In for Class:
Participants must always check in at the front desk or box office to receive an admission sticker. This sticker must be presented at the Skate Counter to obtain Rental Skates and must be worn and visible at all times while on the ice.
Make up Lessons:
Participants are allowed up to a maximum of 3 make up lessons for missed classes. Make up lessons must be scheduled in advance with the Front Desk or the Skating Academy Director. Make up lessons may not be taken in full classes. Make up lessons must be attended during the enrolled semester only and will not carry over into future semesters. No credit or refund is offered for missed classes.
Trial Classes:
New participants may try our Starter Tots, Ice Tots or Pre-Alpha 1 classes for $22. The remainder of the semester must be paid in full to continue in the class. No refunds or credits are allowed for trial classes.
Cancellations/Refunds/Credit Policy:
A signed and completed "Refund Request Form" must be received by the Skating Academy Director by the end of the third (3rd) week of the enrolled semester for all refund requests. Enrollment card and any unused vouchers must be attached to the "Refund Request Form". A $10 cancellation fee plus the cost of any regularly scheduled classes taught prior to the refund request (whether attended or not) and any used Public Session Vouchers will be deducted from the refund amount. There are no credits, refunds, make-ups or multiple enrollment discounts for drop-ins and trial classes. Annual administrative fees are non-refundable. Enrollments are non-transferable. Refund requests submitted after the third week of classes will be accepted for medical reasons only, must have a doctor's note attached and are subject to Managements discretion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What should my child wear to class?
A: Children should dress in warm, comfortable clothing with lightweight socks and gloves or mittens. Knit leggings, sweatpants, sweaters and sweatshirts are good choices. We highly recommend helmets for all children under age 6.
Q: What are the class procedures?
A: We suggest arriving at least 15 minutes prior to the class start time. Skaters must always check in at the Front Desk or Box Office to receive an admission sticker. This sticker must be presented at the Skate Counter to obtain Rental Skates and must be worn and visible at all times while on the ice.
Q: How will I know how my child is doing in class?
A: Our qualified Professional Instructors evaluate your child during class and provide each skater with a progress report during the 6th week of classes. You may also talk to your child's instructor before or after class regarding your child's progress. Before the semester ends, instructors will provide each skater with an advancement letter with class recommendations for future enrollment.
Q: What if my child misses a class?
A: Participants are allowed up to a maximum of 3 make-up lessons for missed classes. Make-up lessons must be attended during the enrolled semester. No credit or refunds are offered for missed classes. We do not allow make up lessons to be carried over into future semesters. To schedule a make up class, check the current schedule for an appropriate class, then contact the front desk or the Skating Academy Director.
Q: Should I buy my child his/her own skates?
A: Rental Skates are included with your child's tuition and are appropriate for beginning skaters. As skaters progress, they benefit from the comfort, support and consistency of their own skates. Ask your child's professional instructor or inquire at the Pro Shop for a recommendation of skates based on your child's level.
Q: How often should my child practice?
A: We recommend skaters practice approximately 2 hours per week in addition to their regularly scheduled class. Skaters should practice the skills they learn in their classes.
Q: What if I have more questions?
A: You may contact your child's instructor or the Skating Academy Director with your questions, comments or concerns. The Skating Academy Director can be reached at (661) 775-8686, extension 206.


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Historic Wheeling restaurant demolished
Demolition of the iconic Don Roth's Blackhawk restaurant in Wheeling, which closed five years ago, began Friday.
The restaurant, one of the original features on Wheeling's famed Restaurant Row, closed in 2009 after 40 years on Milwaukee Avenue just north of Dundee Road. The building was originally a farmhouse dating from the 1880s, and village officials said there was no way to save it.
The Roth family and Wheeling are working together to create a shovel-ready site for redevelopment, John C. Melaniphy III, Wheeling's director of economic development, said Friday.
Wheeling trustees agreed last May to spend up to $70,000 on the demolition. Doug Roth, son of the late Don Roth, told the board then that the family had received no offers for the property. Otto Roth, Don Roth's father, opened a restaurant on Wabash Street in the Chicago Loop in 1920, almost half a century before the suburban version opened. The two restaurants were known for their spinning salad bowl and rolling roast beef cart.


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Obama to get an earful from Saudis
When President Barack Obama visits Riyadh on Friday, much of his time will be spent listening patiently to the Saudis complain.
He likely won't be able to say much to make them feel better.
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For the White House, the trip is a chance to soothe hurt feelings over a perceived lack of personal attention to a key Islamic U.S. ally in the region at a time when the Saudis are feeling nervous about Iran, developments in Egypt and Bashar Assad remaining in power in Syria.
"He's going to get an earful, and I'm sure he knows that," said Robert Jordan, who served as George W. Bush's ambassador to Saudi Arabia for the two years after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and now works for former Secretary of State James Baker's law firm in Dubai. "This has been building over the course of this administration."
"I think this is a form of relationship management," said Frederick Wehrey of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Much of the substantive work between the two countries will take place before or after the meeting, Wehrey said. Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker and Secretary of State John Kerry have been in Saudi Arabia in recent weeks, and other officials will be traveling there soon — depending on the outcome of Obama's talks.
Part of the problem is that neither the White House nor the Saudis are likely to change their positions on any of the issues where there is tension. "The disagreement is about policy," said Douglas Feith, a senior fellow at the Hudson Institute. "It's not a misunderstanding, so it's going to make for a difficult meeting."
The Obama administration has maintained that the relationship between the two countries is in good shape. CIA Director John Brennan said earlier this month the U.S.-Saudi relationship is "on very, very strong and solid ground," despite what he said are "anonymous" comments about "tension."
"There are maybe differences of view, but what we have committed to do is to ensure that we have a very robust and private dialogue about those issues, ranging from Iran to Egypt to Iraq to Syria and others," Brennan said at the Council on Foreign Relations. "And so I feel as though that relationship right now with Saudi Arabia is on very, very strong and solid ground and we're able to move together."
In echoes of his troubles on Capitol Hill, Obama suffers from a diplomacy deficit in the Middle East, and the relationship between the two countries is as fraught as it has ever been, experts say.
( Also on POLITICO: White House: 'Deeply disappointed' in Saudi visa decision)
A key source of the strain is Iran. Obama has made his outreach to Tehran a central focus of his Middle East policy. Obama spoke by phone last year with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani — the first direct talks between the counterparts since the Iranian revolution. The Saudis, said Craig Unger, author of the book "House of Bush, House of Saud," worry that any increased Iranian prestige and influence would come at their expense.
"If there is a rapprochement of sorts with Iran, that would mean that potentially the balance of power could shift in the Middle East and the U.S. would be less dependent on Saudi Arabia," Unger said.