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RSL head coach Jason Kreis has always said that nine points should be enough to advance out of the CONCACAF group stage, though 10 points will ensure success.
Mission partly accomplished, then, for RSL.
RSL's 3-2 defeat of Panamanian side Árabe Unido on Wednesday puts them in a good position to make the knockout rounds as they now top Group A with nine points.
This leaves them in a position to advance with a draw against either Toronto or Cruz Azul, or Toronto failing to get three points at home against Árabe Unido.
"We're hopeful that one more solid effort on our part will put us through, and we can take it easy in the last match," head coach Jason Kreis said.
The match may have felt a little like déjà vu, though.
For the fourth time in four Champions League matches, the Claret-and-Cobalt gave up an early goal. This time they surrendered the tally in just the second minute of the match.
The trend is certainly disturbing.
Fortunately, Will Johnson's determination helped carry his team to victory. It was obvious he was moved by his team's poor start and was determined to do something aboutit. This is a trait in Johnson that often surfaces when his team finds itself in a difficult position.
Johnson earned the equalizer in the 10th minute, and his goal off of a smart run to beat the offside trap just before the half gave RSL the two-goal advantage.
In addition, his second tally on the night marked the third time in four Champions League matches that an RSL player has registered a brace, with the other two going to forward Ávaro Saborío.
"We really needed a couple of guys to show a bit more energy than we have the past couple of games," Kreis said. "I always say, it's interesting how the players who seem to show the most energy and passion for the game are getting rewarded ... so that's good."
However, despite Johnson's efforts, all was not rosy for RSL.
The team came into the match with a key defensive question mark. With central defender Nat Borchers staying behind for some much needed rest, the team was, and has been all season long, looking for a capable reserve to emerge.
Rookie Chris Schuler appeared to be the answer to that after an exceptional game a few weeks back in Seattle. However, his anemic back pass to goalkeeper Nick Rimando early in the second half set off an extended streak of defensive lapses for the entire crew.
Another question mark existed in midfield, with both Andy Williams (rest) and Javier Morales (injury) left out of this contest. These two players often set the tempo for the team and orchestrate the attack. Although Johnson helped early on, it became clear in the later stages that RSL lacked the typical cadence to their game.
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Shattered Dreams at Hardin Jefferson High
Students and staff of Hardin-Jefferson High School in Sour Lake witnessed the devastating results of drinking and driving in a demonstration as part of the Shattered Dreams Program hosted by the school March 27.
According to Jefferson County Sheriff's Office Deputy Rod Carroll, "The leading cause of injury and death for people ages 16 to 25 is traffic accidents, and the majority of fatalities in those cases are alcohol-related. We are trying to educate students on the consequences of their decisions."
Shattered Dreams volunteers stage a mock alcohol-related accident at participating schools in the area. Kelly High School in Beaumont hosted the program March 31. Students are alerted to the accident over the loud speaker with a 9-1-1 call reporting the accident. They are then escorted outside where they see the results of a car crash, with injured parties inside and outside the vehicles involved. Emergency responders then arrive and begin administering assistance at the staged scene. Students even get to see the Jaws of Life in action as first responders utilize the tool to get passengers free of the wreckage. Deputy Carroll said Jefferson County Sheriff's Office, Hardin County ESD No. 5, Jefferson County ESD No. 3, Southeast Texas Air Rescue, Sour Lake PD, Christus St. Elizabeth Hospital, Broussard's Mortuary, MADD, Jefferson County Morgue, Lumberton VFD, Lamar Institute of Technology Paramedic Program, and Judge Langston Adams all assisted in the presentation.
Hardin-Jefferson High School Principal Dr. Diana Valdez said this time of year, with the end of the school year, prom and Project Graduation rapidly approaching, is a perfect time to expose the school's youth to the educational program. She said approximately 600 students were in attendance Thursday and would be present for a video presentation the following day.
The video, another component of the Shattered Dreams Program, follows the chain of events initiated by the alcohol-related accident beginning with the 9-1-1 call reporting the incident and leading viewers through the journey of the intoxicated driver, including arrest and court proceedings, while also showing the path of a student "killed" in the mock wreck from the point of view of the deceased and an emergency room visit for one of the injured parties involved in the accident.
"The students have been filming all week," Valdez commented. "And they prepared for two weeks. They have been to the morgue, the courthouse, all through the process, even the notification of the parents of the deceased student. I think it will have a big impact. Tomorrow (March 28) will be incredible! All the students will gather in an assembly and watch the film."
Hannah Love, a Hardin-Jefferson senior and member of the student council, said she and the rest of the student council along with other volunteers have been working hard on the film over the course of the last two weeks. She thanked technology teacher Scott Hagedorn who supervised the film's production. She also said she and fellow students spent a lot of time outside of the school researching for the presentation, but the end result was worth the effort.
"We wanted to let students know about the severity of the potential consequences of drunk driving and what they can do to prevent it," Love explained. "We want students to see what happens step-by-step when there is an alcohol-related accident and fatality. We feel this will have a greater impact than a simple presentation."
Love said helping with the film and presentation taught her a lot.
"I hope it helps students to prepare for situations in which they may be drinking," Love said.
Deputy Carroll said he believes the presentation is effective and, even if not all students will pay attention to every detail, he believes it will really hit home for a lot of the youth. "We give them a little idea of what happens in each step of the process," he said. "That way the kids get the full effect and see what could happen if they drink and drive."
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It should be obvious to almost anyone following the 2008 Presidential election that one Barack Obama is driving the right crazy. Especially the religious right. I love the fact that they are stumbling over themselves not to resort to their usual dogwhistle rhetoric less they be exposed as latent racist.
To Dobson, gay marriage is a looming catastrophe of epic proportions. He has compared the recent steps toward gay marriage to Pearl Harbor and likens the battle against it to D-Day. While Dobson maintains that he'd prefer to stay out of politics, he has said that "the attack and assault on marriage is so distressing that I ust feel like I can't remain silent."
"Dobson and Minnery accused Obama of wrongly equating Old Testament texts and dietary codes that no longer apply to Jesus' teachings in the New Testament.
"I think he's deliberately distorting the traditional understanding of the Bible to fit his own worldview, his own confused theology," Dobson said.
"... He is dragging biblical understanding through the gutter."
"Jesus never speaks of homosexuality. A bare mention can perhaps be seen when, in referring to John the Baptist, he says to the crowd: "What did you go out into the wilderness to behold? ... a man clothed in soft raiment? ... those who wear soft raiment are in kings' houses" (Mt 11:7, 8; Lk 7:25). The Greek word malakos, translated as "soft, tender", could also mean "effeminate". But in this case the allusion could only be very indirect, since the word is used about clothing and not people."


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2018-01-16 - Berlin's original blogger fills us in on what has changed since she got started in 2007 and how she balances work and family life.
Jessica Weiß is the founder of Journelles, the largest German-language fashion blog. Often heralded as Germany's original blogger, she started her first website back in 2007 and went on to establish Journelles in 2012 and her own fashion label, JOUUR, in 2015. We caught up with her to talk blogging, style and finding that all-important work-life balance.
When you started blogging 10 years ago, did you ever dream it would become such tremendous success?
For me, the biggest success has been creating my own dream job, but I never even thought that would be a possibility before I started blogging.
How do you balance your life as a successful blogger with being a mother?
I knew from the beginning that being self-employed with a business meant no down time. I jumped back in only three weeks after giving birth. Levi is now 1 year old and I have to admit that the first year wasn't super easy - we had a major lack of sleep and balancing both my babies (Levi and my blog) was a big challenge.
Where do you go or what do you do to get inspired?
We love traveling as a family and have done that from the very beginning. I love being on a journey and traveling the world because that's where I get my best ideas.
Do you relate to fashion differently after the birth of your child?
Luckily, my style hasn't changed a bit! Even breastfeeding didn't stop me from wearing dresses or silk blouses… but at one point you have to accept that the clothes are just objects of utility and that they will get stained. I'm okay with that!
Would you say that there is a unique Berlin style?
Berlin is a super cool city and pretty laid back, but since there are so many different cultures, there is no such thing as a unique Berlin style.
Would you see the Bugaboo Cameleon 3 Classic as a fashion accessory?
I love my Classic Collection stroller and definitely think it's a great fashion accessory in my chosen color. It's timeless as well!
Why did you choose a Bugaboo Cameleon 3?
The size and weight, as well as the design of the Bugaboo Cameleon 3, are perfect for me and the streets of Berlin. It's super easy to handle and fold, and I'm really happy that Levi loved being in the stroller from the beginning. He's very chilled and loves to watch people while we're strolling. Plus, I have lots of space to store my belongings underneath… or carry a second pair of shoes, hehe!
What does your day-to-day working routine look like? Is there a set routine at all?
Every day is different, but I do work a lot from the office. We have shoots, editorial meetings, press trips too, which makes it a lot of fun!
Would you say the nature of fashion blogs has changed? Did the rise of Instagram change the blogger scene?
I guess I'm part of the first squad of German fashion bloggers - I started 10 years ago. The internet is changing on a daily basis and so is the blogosphere. Of course, there's a huge change and different approach since the influencer came along, but it's a super interesting field we're working in and I'm happy to still be part of it. I'm thrilled to see what's next.
What is the weirdest 'fame' moment you ever had?
When people recognize you on the street far away from home! I once met some girls in New York who approached me on the street. It's still something I'll never get used to.
And finally, do you have any advice for new mommy bloggers?
Take it easy and take your time with your child! It's the most precious time one can have. I think the internet and your blog can wait for a while until you're ready to create again.


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A Colorado state lawmaker left a loaded handgun in the state Capitol building earlier this month, The Denver Post reported.
Colorado Rep. Jared Wright, a Republican legislator, left the gun in a black canvas bag under a committee room table. Rep. Jonathan Singer, who sits next to Wright on the House Local Government committee, discovered the gun as he was clearing out the committee room after a Feb. 6 debate on concealed handgun permits.
"I just immediately notified the Sergeant at Arms and soon we realized it was Jared's bag," Singer told The Post Wednesday.
Wright, a former policeman and current "peace officer," told the paper he often carries a gun on the chamber floor.
"I feel it's my duty to be a first responder wherever I am at," said Wright. "That's why I carry it."
But Colorado state law prohibits carrying a firearm in the Capitol "without legal authority."
Wright agreed to stop carrying a gun inside the building after speaking with the Colorado State Patrol about the incident. He also received a call from Gov. John Hickenlooper's office.
This isn't the first time a politician has gotten into trouble for toting a firearm.
In 2012, California Assemblyman Tim Donnelly was cited after police discovered a loaded .45-caliber handgun in his carry-on briefcase at the Ontario International Airport. Donnelly, who said the incident was an accident, was later placed on probation for three years as part of a plea agreement.
In January, Leslie Combs, a Kentucky lawmaker, accidentally fired a gun in her Capitol Annex office. That same month, New York Homeland Security chief Jerry Hauer used a laser on his handgun as a pointer during a meeting with Swedish officials.
But in other statehouses, carrying firearms to work is more commonplace. In Texas, dozens of lawmakers have concealed-carry permits and regularly bring their firearms into work. They can even use their permits as an E-ZPass of sorts to skip a security area with metal detectors and scanners.


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Supermarket Sainsbury's is axing its mobile phone service after talks broke down with its network supplier Vodafone in a move affecting around 150,000 customers.
Supermarket Sainsbury's is axing its mobile phone service after talks broke down with its network supplier Vodafone in a move affecting around 150,000 customers.
The chain said its Mobile by Sainsbury's service will end on January 15 just two and a half years after it set up the joint venture with Vodafone.
Most of the customers affected are on Sim-only pay-as-you-go deals and Sainsbury's said they will not be able to top up credit after November 14.
It is advising them to use credit by January 15, although it is understood customers will still be able to reclaim any outstanding credit after that time.
Sainsbury's apologised to customers on a message on its website, saying it wanted to make the process of changing mobile provider as "straightforward as possible".
The group added in a statement: "Our priority now is to help our customers and make sure they are inconvenienced as little as possible."
Its 38-strong network of in-store phone shops selling mobile phones and accessories will remain unaffected and it will continue selling handsets in more than 300 stores.
It is understood Sainsbury's and Vodafone pulled the plug on the joint venture after disagreeing over the future of the service.
Recent speculation suggests Vodafone is planning to quit the white label network market - or so-called mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) market.
Mobile phone group TalkTalk reportedly claimed that Vodafone was withdrawing entirely from the MVNO market in documents filed with the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in July over the forthcoming mega-merger between BT and EE.
The closure of Mobile by Sainsbury's marks the second time the group has pulled out of offering a mobile phone service, having previously launched Sainsbury's One in 2001.
This was rebranded before ending in 2003.
It is understood Sainsbury's hopes to return to the mobile phone market after its Vodafone joint venture ends.


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The holiday season is the perfect time to prepare a pretty table filled with fancy dishes. Last year, Lulu and I spent the holidays with my parents in Paris. This year, I'm catching up and I'm preparing dinner for my husband's family. I have a vague idea of what the menu is going to be and if you're also still wondering what to prepare, I've gathered a few of my favorite holiday recipes. Enjoy!
Today's giveaway is a gift pack from John Kelly Chocolates. The company specializes in elevating fudge with the use of high-quality ingredients. The chocolate pieces are enormous, adding to the decadence of the product. The chocolate walnut bars, which are my favorite, are so dense and chocolate-y. I also enjoyed the hawaiian salted fudge bites. For a chance to gorge on all the fudgy goodness from John Kelly Chocolates, just enter on the 25 Days of Giveaways page.
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PhamFatale.com reaches 500 recipes!
This week, PhamFatale.com reached 500 recipes. It's truly surprising to me that there are over 500 recipes in my head, but as they say, the proof is in the pudding. In this case, the proof is also in the crème brulée, the risotto and the other dishes I've shared over the past year and a half.
I never in a million years imagined that publishing the recipes I prepare daily for and with my family and friends could have been so much fun. Food is an ephemeral art form, so it's easy to forget what ingredient combinations I've made in the past and what I've served.
The other neat side of the website I've enjoyed a lot is to be able to interact with other food lovers from around the world and also make dear friends locally. I'm always surprised at how readers find the website, whether it is through another food site, the newspaper or from a friend. Thanks so much for joining me in my culinary adventures. It's wonderful fun experimenting with recipes, playing with photography by switching lenses and getting the children interested and familiar with cooking. You've probably seen the dietary restrictions in my large family. They aren't always simple to fulfill but they're always a great adventure!
Thanks for reading! And stay tuned as new surprises will arrive soon.
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Jay Sekulow, ACLJ & Great Patriotic Quotes
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Jay Sekulow: of the: ACLJ: speaks in a variety of media outlets daily about how proud he is of: America, despite the calamities that exist in American life.: : America: is the greatest country in the world and one we should always be proud of.:
From a variety of sources and viewpoints, some great viewpoints on patriotism.:
:·: : : : : : : : "I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live so that his place will be proud of him." Abraham Lincoln
:·: : : : : : : : "This nation will remain the land of the free only so long as it is the home of the brave." Elmer Davis
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:·: : : : : : : : "Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe, to assure the survival and success of liberty." : John F. Kennedy
:·: : : : : : : : "Sure I wave the American flag. Do you know a better flag to wave? Sure I love my country with all her faults. I'm not ashamed of that, never have been, never will be.": John Wayne
:·: : : : : : : : "We must always remember that: America: is a great nation today not because of what government did for people but because of what people did for themselves and for one another." Richard Nixon
:·: : : : : : : : "There is no limit to the greatness of: America!" George W. Bush
:·: : : : : : : : "Liberals become indignant when you question their patriotism, but simultaneously work overtime to give terrorists a cushion for the next attack and laugh at dumb Americans who love their country and hate the enemy." Ann Coulter
:·: : : : : : : : "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Nathan Hale
:·: : : : : : : : "Patriotism is not short, frenzied outbursts of emotion, but the tranquil and steady dedication of a lifetime.": Adlai E. Stevenson
:·: : : : : : : : "One, if you attack my integrity, I will defend myself. If you attack my patriotism, I will defend myself. If you come after my family, I will counter-attack viciously, I will destroy you." Scott Ritter
:·: : : : : : : : "The American patriots of today continue the tradition of the long line of patriots before them, by helping to promote liberty and freedom around the world." John Linder :
:·: : : : : : : : "Patriotism is easy to understand in: America. It means looking out for yourself by looking out for your country." Calvin Coolidge
:·: : : : : : : : "This country will not be a good place for any of us to live in unless we make it a good place for all of us to live in." Theodore Roosevelt
:·: : : : : : : : "You cannot spill a drop of American blood without spilling the blood of the whole world…. We are not a nation, so much as a world." Herman Melville:
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W.K. Kellogg Foundation elects board chair
New names are being added to the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's leadership.
Board chair
Bobby Moser, who has been a trustee of the Battle Creek-based foundation since 2007, will now be taking over a two-year term as foundation board chair, in the place of Roderick Gillum, whose term expired. Moser was also, once again, re-elected as a trustee for another three-year term.
Moser previously served as vice president for agricultural administration and as dean of the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at The Ohio State University.
He was also the associate dean of Agriculture, as well as program director of the Agriculture Extension for the University of Missouri.
Donald Williamson, who has been serving as the W.K. Kellogg Foundation's director of financial services, has been named vice president of finance and treasurer, as well as a foundation officer.
Williamson previously served as vice president of finance and operations at the Beaumont Foundation.
He received a BBA in accounting from the University of Michigan and an MBA in finance from Wayne State University.
"Don is an engaged and accomplished leader, bringing both technical and philanthropic experience to this position," said La June Montgomery Tabron, the foundation's president and CEO. "His commitment to the foundation's values and to the stewardship of the legacy of our founder Will Keith Kellogg is noteworthy, as well as his responsibility, prudence and sound judgment. I look forward to Don's contributions that will help us champion community-led solutions for children, so that they can all reach their full potential."
There are now 10 trustees on the foundation's board, after Ramón Murguía was re-elected to a three-year term and after Wenda Weekes Moore finished up her time on the board after 26 years of service.
Tabron said the foundation is extremely grateful for Moore's service.
"Wenda believes in and lives Mr. Kellogg's values every day," Tabron said. "Few have been more adept at making sure that his values are reflected in the foundation's grant making today. She is a wonderful example to us all of the servant leader, and she is a great booster of philanthropy, helping others give of their time, talents and treasure to the collective good."
Officers and committees
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation said a number of people, including Tabron, were re-elected foundation officers: Gail C. Christopher, vice president, program strategy; Kathryn A. Krecke, general counsel and corporate secretary; Joanne K. Krell, vice president for communications; James E. McHale, vice president, program strategy; Linh Nguyen, vice president of learning and impact; Carla D. Thompson, vice president, program strategy and Joel Wittenberg, vice president and chief investment officer.
The foundation also appointed people to the various board committees: Clark, chair, Gillum, Keller, Liu, Tabron, ex-officio, and Moser ex-officio. The development committee: Murguía, chair, Keller, Stewart, Tsoumas, Tabron, ex-officio, and Moser, ex-officio. The budget committee: Tsoumas, chair, Gillum, Milligan, Murguía, Tabron, ex-officio, and Moser, ex-officio. The finance committee: Liu, chair, Clark, Milligan, Stewart, Tabron, ex-officio, and Moser, ex-officio.


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you have recurring yeast infections, you may want to ask your doctor about
taking antifungal medicines as maintenance or suppressive treatment. This means
taking the medicine weekly or monthly for 6 months to 1 year. This long-term
use of antifungal medicine is likely to reduce the recurrence of vaginal yeast infections.3
But after women stop taking the medicines, 30 to 40 out of 100 of them get another
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Medicine is one of the many tools your doctor has to treat a health problem. Taking medicine as your doctor suggests will improve your health and may prevent future problems. If you don't take your medicines properly, you may be putting your health (and perhaps your life) at risk.
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It's official -- this is the year of the monokini.
If you're not rocking one of these suits this summer, they might not let you onto the beach.
The monokini was born in the 1960s, but is now being reinvented and reinterpreted in a variety of shapes and styles by designers all over the world.
In a nutshell, it's a one piece swimsuit with cut-outs.
The buzz has left many area retailers cleaned out of the style.
One merchant said that the demand has sent price tags into the $100 and up range and she still can't keep a shipment in her store for longer than a week.
Jabelle, a boutique just opened by a hip, young San Jose couple, is stocking monokinis for just over 30 bucks.
Get 'em while they're hot.
Some are very conservative and public pool-friendly. Others leave little to the imagination.
It is this versatility that makes the "it" swimsuit of 2009 an option for just about every gal, regardless of age or size.
Go to the toddler section and find teeny monokinis in floral prints with cute ruffly edges.
In the juniors and misses departments you'll come across the barely-there, skimpier versions.
The more conservative models come in women's sizes and can be found everywhere from Victoria's Secret to Target.
It's all about the monokini this summer, no matter who you are.
The suit has gotten some serious air-time recently, from Oprah to Rachel Ray to Ellen.
All of the fashion mags, tabloids and mommy blogs are constantly raving about the monokini's tricky ability to cover and expose "all of the right places" at the same time.


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Thanksgiving Day hunters in Penfield, New York (just outside Rochester), discovered the beaten, mutilated and burned remains of a male murder victim.
|Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, Nov. 26, 1961.
Days later, the FBI laboratory - using fingerprints from the remains - identified the victim as Albert George Agueci. Agueci, 39, a resident of Toronto, Canada, had been a narcotics racketeer working with the Magaddino Crime Family based in western New York.
Albert Agueci, his brother Vito and 18 other people were charged in the summer with participating in a large narcotics operation. The arrests strongly suggested that regional crime boss Stefano Magaddino was engaged in narcotics trafficking in violation of a Mafia Commission policy.
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As the date of trial approached, Albert Agueci disappeared. Vito and ten other defendants in the narcotics case were on trial in U.S. federal court in New York City when Albert's charred remains turned up.
The brutal gangland slaying was viewed both as a Magaddino disciplinary effort and as the boss's attempt to distance himself from the narcotics ring.
For more about Agueci, Magaddino and the Mafia of western New York, see DiCarlo: Buffalo's First Family of Crime, Volume II.


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Kionix, Inc., a global leader in MEMS inertial sensor design and manufacturing, today announced its second-generation gyro, the KGY23—a 3-axis, 4 x 4 x 0.9mm sensor that features low power, low noise, flexible output ranges, and excellent bias stability over temperature.
Aimed at the consumer market, the KGY23 features:
- Operating current consumption of 3.75 mA, a 40% decrease over its predecessor gyro, the KGY13;
- A wide, user-programmable, full-scale range of ±256, ±512, ±1024, and ±2048 °/sec;
- I2C or SPI digital serial interface bus communication;
- Noise density of .30 deg/sec/√Hz, an impressively sharp 77% decrease over previous performance figures of the KGY13;
- User-definable bandwidth via a control register of 10, 20, 40, 160 Hz;
- An embedded temperature sensor that ensures a fast 50ms power-up time;
- An internal 1024 byte FIFO buffer to accumulate data and efficiently transmit it to the customers' external applications processor; and
- Access to supply voltages between 2.6V and 3.3V and digital communication voltages between 1.8V and 3.3V.
"The improved KGY23 is the result of our engineering depth and experience coupled with fantastic customer feedback," said Scott Miller, vice president of engineering, Kionix. "As the industry pushes for smaller MEMS sensor products, Kionix is meeting the challenge to shrink device package size while elevating performance."
The MEMS tri-axis gyroscope market will see extraordinary growth in the coming months as more consumer products require its capabilities for applications such as user interface, gaming and navigation. According to Richard Dixon, principal analyst, MEMS & Sensors, IHS iSuppli, "Revenue for the tri-axis gyro will nearly triple in 2011, reaching $420 million in 2011, up from $127 million in 2010. Smartphones are helping to drive this impressive growth. 29% will include a gyroscope, up from just 13% last year."
Dixon added that gyroscopes will generate the second-highest revenue among consumer and mobile MEMS in 2011, second only to accelerometers.
With the KGY23, Kionix is well positioned to take advantage of the growing demand for the next generation of sensor applications.


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White House broadens Obamacare exemptions
Millions of Americans who had their health plans cancelled will be exempt from the Obamacare individual mandate, the administration said Thursday — a surprise move that comes just before Monday's deadline to sign up for coverage starting Jan. 1.
The administration also said people who had their plans cancelled could get a scaled-back catastrophic plan, which has more limited benefits than those included in other Obamacare health plans.
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The move prompted sharp criticism from Republicans and concern from the insurance industry that another last-minute change would disrupt coverage and lead to tumult in the new marketplaces.
( Also on POLITICO: For Obamacare boosters, all memes are good memes)
"This latest rule change could cause significant instability in the marketplace and lead to further confusion and disruption for consumers," said Karen Ignagni, president of America's Health Insurance Plans, an industry trade group.
Republicans who have fought the individual mandate as one of the most hated aspects of the sweeping health law said the change was one more sign of a failed policy.
"The administration is recognizing the grim reality that more Americans have lost health insurance than gained it under Obamacare," Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) said Thursday evening. "Holding a fire sale of cheap insurance is not a responsible fix for a broken program. This is a slap in the face to the thousands of Americans who have already purchased expensive insurance through the Obamacare exchanges."
( Understanding Obamacare: POLITICO's guide to the ACA)
President Barack Obama had often said that people who liked their health plans could keep them under his health law and the wave of millions of cancellations was politically damaging, particularlyas the HealthCare.gov debacle made it so hard for people to shop for replacement coverage. Obama, whose poll numbers have dropped sharply, was forced to concede last month that he was wrong to have made that pledge.
The administration said fewer than a half-million people whose plans had been cancelled had not yet found new coverage. But the new rules outlined Thursday night will allow people to get a "hardship exemption" if their new alternatives are too expensive.
( Also on POLITICO: Michelle Obama steps into health care spotlight)
Joanne Peters, a spokeswoman for the Department of Health and Human Services, said, "This is a common sense clarification of the law. For the limited number of consumers whose plans have been canceled and are seeking coverage, this is one more option." Administration officials noted that some of the people who lost plans were able to get subsidized ones in the new exchanges.
The catastrophic plan, which was always a part of the Affordable Care Act, is an option for people under 30 and for those who qualify for specific exemptions, such as affordability. Under the new policy, people would have to provide proof of a canceled policy to qualify for the exemption.
"These consumers should qualify for this temporary hardship exemption and I can assure you that the exemption will be available to them," HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius wrote in a letter to six Senate Democrats who requested a policy change. "As a result, in addition to their existing options these individuals will also be able to buy a catastrophic plan to smooth their transition to coverage through the Marketplace."
( PHOTOS: 25 unforgettable Obamacare quotes)
The administration does not expect many people will take up the new option, but wants to ensure that catastrophic coverage is available to those who had plans canceled. But making catastrophic health plans more broadly available also poses problems for insurers. It could disrupt the insurance pools, since insurers and actuaries had assumed that people shifting from the old individual market would go into the new bronze, silver or gold plans on the Obamacare exchanges. And allowing people to opt out completely could further depress enrollment, already below target because of all the website problems.


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The Museum Island located in the heart of Berlin was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999. The unique ensemble unites five outstanding museum buildings of the 19th and the beginning 20th century. The tour provides an insight into the history of the Museumsinsel and its architecture and leads through highlights of the Altes Museum (Old Museum), the Neues Museum (New Museum) and the Pergamonmuseum.
Highlights: Antique statues "Praying Boy" and "Berlin Goddess" in Altes Museum, Bust of Nefertiti and "Berlin Gold Hat" in Neues Museum, Ishtar Gate and Processional Way from Babylon in Pergamonmuseum.
The number of participants is limited. Booking exclusively online. Remaining tickets at the Altes Museum cash point.
Meeting point: Altes Museum cash point.
Offers for: Adults
Date: Sun 10.11.2019 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
More Dates: Sun 01.12.2019 Sun 08.12.2019 Sun 15.12.2019 Mehr
Location: Museumsinsel Berlin
Meeting point: James-Simon-Galerie (group registration upper foyer)
Price: 6 EUR
plus area ticket Museum Island € 18,00 (reg.) / € 9,00 (red.)
Registration: booking/prior registration essential
Exhibitions: Art of Islamic Cultures, Ancient Near Eastern Cultures, Ancient Egypt, Prehistory and early history, Ancient Worlds. Greeks, Etruscans and Romans
Collections: Antikensammlung, Ägyptisches Museum und Papyrussammlung, Museum für Vor- und Frühgeschichte, Museum für Islamische Kunst, Vorderasiatisches Museum


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132 Ospreys re-established with help of professor, students
Ospreys, a fish-eating bird of prey, are endangered in Illinois. So Dr. Tih-Fen Ting and UIS students are trying to get them re-established. The birds are being kept at Anderson Lake near Havana, Illinois. As adults, ospreys usually return to nest in the area where they were raised. The hope is that these chicks will do just that.
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From the White House blog:
"In an effort to proactively address the ongoing pandemic, the President signed a National Emergency Declaration on H1N1 that allows healthcare systems to quickly implement disaster plans should they become overwhelmed.
As experts expected, H1N1 flu is moving rapidly throughout the country and the majority of states now have widespread influenza activity. This declaration gives authority for the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to waive certain regulatory requirements for healthcare facilities in response the ongoing pandemic. Specifically, healthcare facilities will be able to submit waivers to establish alternate care sites, and modified patient triage protocols, patient transfer procedures and other actions that occur when they fully implement disaster operations plans."
For more information, visit the White House blog site. Story also covered by the Health Business Directory.


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Once you've driven the road to Milford Sound, you'll agree it's hard to imagine a more incredible sight than the views you get along this drive. Although the drive between Te Anau and Milford is only meant to take an hour and a half, it's almost worth setting aside a whole day for this as you will be stopping every five minutes to take in the scenery.
From the Mirror Lakes, the Chasm and Lake Marian rapids to kea playing outside the Homer Tunnel and waterfalls running down cliffs either side of the road as you drive, it's hard to know quite where to look. Once you reach the Sound itself, you almost feel as if you couldn't possibly take in any more beauty and then there it is, Mitre Peak and the other peaks spread out before you. With Fiordland experiencing the highest rainfall in the country, it's rare to have a sunny day here, and I definitely experienced it in one of its moodier moments.
And if there's one thing that detracts from the utter majesty of this spot, it's the incessant sandflies that attack you from the minute you step out into the open. Be sure to cover up anything you don't want to be eaten alive – despite it being a mild evening and morning when we were there, I literally covered up everything apart from my eyes and found myself swatting sand-flies away between every camera shot. No journey in Fiordland would be complete without a boat ride out into the Sounds, but it's something I still have on my bucket list to do – I hope to remedy that very soon.
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Adobe Proves It's Not Done Innovating Photoshop
Wednesday Jeffrey Wilson wrote about Adobe's "announcement of an announcement" concerning the forthcoming CS5 suite. It's fair to ask what could Adobe possibly add to Photoshop and friends after all these years and versions? Photoshop is the definitive example of a mature product. Yet Tuesday Adobe had sneakily pulled a rabbit out of its hat with a video posted on a new YouTube account: AdobePhotoshopFB.
The video demos "Content-Aware Fill." Think healing or cloning, but on steroids!
One of the biggest requests we get of Photoshop is to make adding, removing, moving or repairing items faster and more seamless. From retouching to completely reimagining an image, heres an early glimpse of what could happen in the future when you press the delete key. How might you use this new capability in your workflow?
If you're a photographer who works with Photoshop this tool is nothing short of life altering! It's something you would have been asking for forever if you'd only thought of it first.


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June 6, 2011
Start of something new: Lovers Lane turning one way to accommodate Justin Hall construction
Work on the 13,180-square-foot addition to Kansas State University's Justin Hall will start today and require making Lovers Lane a one-way street and temporarily closing the hall's main south entrance.
Mark George, project manager for K-State facilities planning, said Lovers Lane will be open to eastbound traffic only by the middle or end of next week. Appropriate signage will be put up before the change is made, which is needed to accommodate construction areas on the north and south sides of the street.
The main central entrance on the south side of Justin Hall will be closed during the one-year construction project, but the entrance at the southeast corner of Hoffman Lounge will remain open. Building users are encouraged to use the northwest and northeast entrances to the building.
The general contractor for the project is Hutton Construction, Wichita.
The privately funded addition to the home of K-State's College of Human Ecology will cost about $5 million. The building will be a model for sustainable design and will seek LEED -- Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design -- new construction silver certification.
The addition will house space for student services, student collaborative workspace, administrative offices and two state-of-the-art classrooms that will accommodate approximately 100 students each.


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AAA member, Julie Lesnik at the University of Illinois-Chicago is conducting a survey regarding insects-as-food. This survey is open to all researchers who may have observed the practice of eating insects by either a human population or nonhuman primate population. The goal of the survey is to 1) identify general global patterns, and 2) initiate the development of a global database of standardized scientific identifications and nutritional values.
Please go to http://www.entomoanthro.org/survey.html for more information and a link to the survey, or email Julie Lesnik at jlesnik{at}uic{dot}edu.


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I have noticed some posts deleted in various places on the forum marked as redundant.
I just want to say a few things.
First I think more than one point of view in reply to a question is a good thing, as different people see things in different ways. If the time and effort was taken for multiple people to provide a reply, it is a robbery to delete one or more of the replies.
Second I want to say something to one of the people who have deleted their own posts marked redundant. I absolutely love your verbose, well formed answers, and look forward to reading them. I learn more about expressing myself in English by reading some of your posts. Thank you. (I don't know if it is right to name you, but you know who you are)
Thank you to the people who provide answers, and please don't feel the need to delete them for redundancy!


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Orchestration Piccolo, 2 Flutes, 2 Oboes, Cor Anglais*, 2 Clarinets in Bb, Bass Clarinet*, 2 Bassoons, Contra Bassoon*4 Horns in F, 3 Trumpets in Bb, 3 Trombones, Tuba, Timpani, Percussion (Side Drum, Cymbals, Bass Drum), Organ*Strings (Viola, Cello, Bass)* = Instruments marked with an asterisk may be omittedElgar's Civic Fanfare was written in 1927 as an opening item for the Hereford Three Choirs Festival. It was designed to link with Elgar's 1902 arrangement of the National Anthem. The Civic Fanfare received occasional performances up to 1949, but then disappeared from the repertoire, the manuscript full score being retained in private hands. The recording of Elgar's 1930 performance of the Civic Fanfare was released on LP in the mid 1970s and has since been made available on CD. There are many overtures, but few fanfares, for full orchestra, and the Civic Fanfare provides a rousing opening item for any concert.The orchestral material has not previously been published for sale.A study score with detailed editorial commentary is also available from Acuta Music.Duration 1½ minutesA PACK comprises one A4 sized full score, string parts -/-/3/4/2 and all wind and brass parts.An A3 sized full score is also available separately.
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First lets look at what circumstances can damage an ultrasonic Washer unit. Then we will discuss strategies to learn whether a pre-owned unit may well have come across these conditions. Ultrasonic Washer
There are many things one should not do with an ultrasonic Washer. The first is pretty obvious: the unit should never are already fallen or else been subjected to brute mechanised push. Ultrasonic washing products generally contain a stainless steel water tank, an ultrasonic Washing machine power generator, and ultrasonic transducers which can be fixed to the foot of the aquarium. These components go with a casing that exhibits handle buttons along with other operating information and facts. Numerous models also possess a heating unit to pre-heat the cleaning remedy.
- Losing a system or knocking it tough can dislodge ultrasonic transducers from the foot of the container.
- First lets look at what circumstances can.
- It really is hazardous for ultrasonic cleaners to put areas to become cleaned.
- Other activities that may affect the connecting of ultrasonic Washing machine transducers are heating.
- Try to find a model that also includes all of the records,.
- acids and Bleach can damage the stainless steel tank, but this.
Dropping a model or knocking it tough can dislodge ultrasonic transducers from the bottom of the container rendering the system worthless. It is a good idea to look further rather than buying this unit if you see an used ultrasonic cleaner for sale that has dents. Ultrasonic Washer
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Other activities that could hinder the bonding of ultrasonic Washer transducers are temperature along with the ultrasonic Washer oscillations themselves. Ultrasonic Washing machine transducers create a significant amount of warmth that is normally dispersed via the solution in the cleanup tank. If the unit is run with a low level of cleaning solution or the cleaning solution is drained before the unit is cooled down enough after a run, heat can damage the bonding between the transducers and the tank, which will prevent cavitation in the tank. Therefore pay attention to any discoloration on the housing of an used unit that might indicate that the unit has been overheated. Caution is also warranted if there are marks in the stainless steel tank that might indicate low solution level.
As mentioned the ultrasonic oscillations themselves can over time deteriorate the bond between the transducer and the tank, so ultrasonic units have a limited life-span. An ultrasonic solution that looks clearly incredibly outdated, may not have significantly living remaining. Ultrasonic Washer
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It can be unsafe for ultrasonic cleansers to place pieces to generally be washed immediately onto the water tank bottom, as that can damage the pieces plus the transducers. Therefore, if an used unit is offered without a basket, ask what happened to the basket. There is probably no problem if it is offered separately. But should it be missing completely, this can be an indication the model was used with out baskets, along with the transducers could possibly be harmed.
Bleach and acids can damage the stainless steel tank, but this damage should be quite obvious as erosion in the tank.
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Seek out a system that features all of the documentation, as normally it will be tough to discover the ultrasonic strength in the product. To obtain a high-powered unit might not be essential when trying to clean jewelry, but if you are planning to remove heavy contaminations like paint from paint brushes and air brushes, or grease and other dirt from fishing reels, an underpowered unit will most likely prove unsatisfactory. Ultrasonic Washer
- First, lets look at what circumstances can damage an ultrasonic.


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The Dow and S&P came off their highs in the final minutes of trading but still finished higher Wednesday, boosted by a batch of upbeat economic reports and optimistic comments from China's new leader, while Apple's sharp drop pushed the Nasdaq into negative territory.
Apple tumbled more than 6 percent, logging its worst one-day decline in four years, following news that the company's margin requirements were being raised to 60 percent from 30 percent by COR Clearing. (Read More: Pisani--What's Up with Apple?)
The tech giant is down more than 20 percent from its record high of $705 in September. Apple's chart is close to forming a 'death cross'--where the stock's 50-day moving average falls below the 200-day moving average. Technicians usually see the sign as a cue to sell.


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Notice: Our power has now been restored, so we will be reopening on Friday, November 8th. Please come see us.
Our normal hours are 8am to 6pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
We are open on holiday Mondays including:
Labor Day
Memorial Day
MLK Day
We are closed on Chistmas and Thanksgiving Days.
We are sorry but Wildflour does not take pre orders via phone or internet. We serve only walk in customers. Please, no large event orders.
By 9 AM we usually have the remaining breads arrive by the hundreds (we make up to 900 loaves daily and sell only in our bakery!) and the remaining kinds of scones. Generally we have 10 to 12 kinds of bread daily. Each day the variety of breads changes. Like wine tasting we sample all of our breads so that you can experience a huge variety of tastes, and it's fun!
We are located in beautiful Freestone Valley 5 miles west of Sebastopol Ca. in a village of just 26 houses. The view from the bakery windows looks out on to fields, barns and often a herd of cows.
Would you like to work with us?We'd like to hear from you!
Making bread in a wood fired oven gives especially thick crusts, which contain the best flavors. All our breads are sourdough, which does not necessarily mean sour but rather that all breads including our sweet breads are risen only with organic sourdough (fermented flour and water). This makes for the best tasting, healthiest, and longest lasting bread. We make a 100% rye which sells out daily in addition to a variety of whole wheat breads and white breads each with their own special "levain" or sourdough.
Why is a brick oven important? Most ovens are gas or electric which require the oven during baking to go on and off many times to maintain temperature. We heat our oven every afternoon with 1 wheelbarrow of eucalyptus. By 4 am, the wood has turned to ash, and after mopping the oven out, we can start to bake at 550 degrees, a much higher temperature than gas ovens. During the 30 to 40 minute bake, the bricks, cement and mica insulation of the oven maintain a near constant temperature, which creates the flavorful thick crust, impossible to make in conventional ovens. During our closed days we superheat our oven to over 1200 degrees loading the oven mass with heat that we will use later in the week. For ten years our oven has never cooled except for 4 days while we repaired the oven roof. The oven creates a rhythm to our week, every afternoon on bake days there is a fire and on closed days a huge fire all day long which glows wonderfully through the window at night.
The bakery has a wonderful garden perfect for exploring, and includes many flowers and a small fruit orchard. Children are often found playing hide and go seek amidst the abundant lines of raspberries. With 12 ft sunflowers mingling along the tiny curving paths it's a good refuge and feast for the eyes. The garden is a work in progress having been started from nothing but abandoned road grades when we first arrived. We are so fortunate to have this garden to work and celebrate the bounty of flowers, vegetables and fruits that enrich our lives and give such surprise and pleasure to the bakery's visitors.
We believe in the art of service possible with a small business and a unique staff of long tenure. By meeting each of our customers and engaging in a conversation we believe that daily simple activities take on special and affirming meaning.
Location: 140 Bohemian Hwy, Freestone, CA 95472
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Hours: 8am to 6pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday
Telephone: (707) 874-2938
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We want to meet our customers, we do not wholesale, ship or franchise.
We are grateful to be able to celebrate 20 years of service on Thanksgiving Day 2018.
Our hours are 8am to 6pm Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
We are open 4 days a week Friday thru Monday including holiday weekends except for Christmas Day. We are closed Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The bakery is owned and run by Jed Wallach.
About our name: Many people think our name is Wildflour Bakery, Wildflour Bread, Jed's Bread, or Freestone Bakery or Freestone Bread. There is no bakery with those names in this area. We are named Wild Flour Bread!
To find us : From HWY 101 in Santa Rosa take the Hwy 12 exit West to Sebastopol, continue straight on Hwy 12 thru Sebastopol toward Bodega Bay. About 5 miles further on you will go up a steep hill after which you will descend into a beautiful valley. At the bottom of the valley turn right on the Bohemian Hwy, the bakery is immediately on the left side.
The San Francisco Chronicle says: "On most days, the table is packed, as the bread and the bright-red building have become something of a local phenomenon. Day trippers from all over the Bay Area drive to Freestone just to sample Wallach's creations."
The Santa Rosa Press Democrat says: "Locals have quickly made Wild Flour a gathering spot every Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning, lining up early for the chunky sticky buns, mitt-shaped fougasses, and crusty loaves of French bread that often sell out by noon."
We were also featured on "Backroads of California" on February 16th, 2003.
Also see Yelp for many positive reviews of our bakery.
Visitors are welcome to wander in our garden. Located just beside the bakery, it features herbs, vegetables and flowers.
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scud » 07 Mar 2017, 19:53 wrote:It does seem to me an insane idea to try to perfectly balance generation with demand as the official story goes. One possibility would be to have something in the middle, that the generation is constantly powering up, and the demand is constantly using a portion of.
Yes, this to me is the crux of it. That demand is instantaneous but supply is anything but. Not a problem though if you have adequate storage (batteries of some type) as this would provide a buffer between supply / demand which could be easily monitored and replenished as required. Thus negating the need to waste fuel when it's not needed whilst always on hand to deliver a reliable supply and of course negating the need for a national grid control room constantly battling (as we have seen) to keep the supply almost perfectly matched to whatever the general populace seem to be in the mood for consuming.
It's very much like the mains water supply without reservoirs, lakes, towers (storage facilities) and expecting a regular pressure to emerge from the tap.
We're told that demand is actually quite predictable but I really wonder about this. Certainly from personal experience my electricity bills vary enormously from quarter to quarter. They are never what I expect (apart from 'Ghaaaaar!...to 'What in the name of the Lord almighty, you f*****g bastards') which shows that just our own household consumption isn't predictable at all, but over the place.
If Hermann Plauson is right, are you sure that you need storage? It seems to me that he considers the atmosphere itself as a store of electricity. Like a huge battery where you can plug in by building a big tower.


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These this product are so nice, now I have it in 1 colors. He is so incredibly versatile and can accompany me to everyone. It's sturdy, luxurious, soft and it definitely seems like I paid more for it. I would recommend it to anyone looking for the perfect 'one and done' luxury loveseat!


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Custom products
At Objective we focus on creating beautiful and practical home goods that can be used on a daily basis. All our products are made of high quality materials like 100% European linen and neat/durable sewing finishes. Our sources of inspiration are: sewing and dyeing ancient techniques, handcrafted objects, natural textiles and japanese design.
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Practice Information
Welcome to Broadmeadow Healthcentre. Midlands Medical Partnership (MMP) was formed in 2009, our group of 11 surgeries across Birmingham provides services to 70,000 patients. Our unique single joined up clinical system allows MMP patients to access any one of our sites.
Site boundaries
Some B14, B30 and B38 Post Codes.
We are pleased to welcome new patients to the surgery. If you wish to register with us you will be required to complete a registration form and questionnaire which is available from our reception team. You will be asked to provide us with your NHS number which will be available from your previous GP Practice. A form of identification will be required if you wish to have online access. If you are unable to provide this please speak to the surgery Team Leader who will assist. All new patients are offered a new patient health check with a member of our Nursing Team.
Out of area
You may be able register at the discretion of the GP partners, please be aware we will not be able to provide the home visiting service outside of the practice boundary.
All MMP surgeries offer pre-bookable and same day face to face consultations with a health care professional. Telephone appointments with a clinician are also available.
Home visit requests are taken at all sites for house bound patients only, a clinician may contact the patient prior to visit to determine the nature of the illness
A doctor is assigned daily for any urgent care issues, the designated doctor will make an assessment and decide the appropriate course of action
We offer a full range of appointments with other clinical staff who may be best suited to deal with your problem
If you are unable to attend your scheduled appointment please contact the surgery immediately so that your appointment can be re-allocated.
Out of hours
If you require medical treatment when the surgery is closed, please telephone 0300 555 9999. Your call will automatically be diverted to our out of hour's service. Out of hours calls will be dealt with by Birmingham & District GP Emergency room (BADGER), a cooperative of local general practitioners. The practice retains overall 24 hour responsibility for the care of its registered patients. Out of hours care is commissioned by MMP.
Requests can be made on-line or in person at reception. House bound patients only can request prescriptions over the telephone. Electronic prescriptions are available please speak to a member of our reception team to nominate a pharmacy of your choice.
For repeat prescription requests please allow at least 3 working days (speak to a member of the surgery team for more information).
General Enquiries
For general enquiries please call contact your local surgery
Test Results
Please ring after 11am for any test results.
Complaints and Suggestions –If you have cause to make a complaint or a suggestion please speak to your local surgery team leader who will be able to assist you. Complaint leaflets are available from the reception team
Access to medical records- As of 1st April 2016 patients are now able to request detailed record access . For more information please ask a surgery team member.
To view an either electronic version of the Practice Leaflet, please select the documents below
Practice Leaflet
Easy Read Version
NHS Choices
Please click on the link provided below which will allow you to visit Broadmeadow Health Centre NHS Choices page.
GP Partners
Our Surgery Staff
Team Leader
Contact Information
NHS Direct – 111 or www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Badger – 0300 555 7575
Good Hope and Heartlands Hospitals – 0121 424 2000
City Hospital and Sandwell Hospitals – 0121 554 3801
Birmingham Children's Hospital – 0121 333 9999
Queen Elizabeth Hospital—0121 371 2000
Social Care Team– 024 7678 8555
Women's Aid– 0808 800 0028
Safeguarding Adults– 0121 303 1234 (option 1)
Barnardo's– 0121 359 5333
Childline– 0800 1111
National Domestic Violence Helpline– 0808 2000 247
Birmingham Carers Hub– 0844 225 0680
Nearest Walk in Centre—Katie Road, Selly Oak, B29 6JG


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Stained Glass Classes
This six-week course will consist of instruction in both copper foiled & leaded glass techniques. During the course of the class you will make one foiled project, as well as a leaded window. All the staff at our store is very knowledgeable about glass and enjoys teaching the various classes we offer.
Cost: $90.00 for a six-week course
A starter kit is available and may be purchased at $249.00 plus tax. (reflects over a 20% discount) In addition to the kit, other costs include glass and lead used in constructing your projects.
Thursday Nights:
April 14 to May 19, 2016
May 26 to June 30, 2016
July 7 to August 11, 2016
6:00 - 9:00 pm
Sign up in advance to reserve your place in class.
Beginning or advanced, this class is for you.
www.covenantartglass.com 425-252-4232


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GINTELL is known as a leading brand in massage chairs with Simon Yam as their ambassador they have a good reputation, with that though comes the price which scares a lot of people away from even considering the investment.
So what GINTELL has come out with is a much more affordable way to have a luxury item in your own home that provides you with relaxation and some health benefits.
The GINTELL Hi5 Rental Plan requires no credit card like regular instalment plans and aims to allow anyone to bring home a top quality GINTELL massage chair.
Why buy when you can rent?
The 5 main highlights for the Rental Plan are:
- Guaranteed Service – 3 Year Warranty
- Guaranteed Maintenance – Free maintenance throughout the contract
- Guaranteed Renewal – All risk insurance coverage including flood, fire etc
- Guaranteed Upgrade – Flexible upgrade plan
- Guaranteed Value for Health – Muscle relaxation, posture aid, improves circulation etc
The chairs are great too, I tried out the DéWise Wisdomantic Massage Chair which has a 'Simon' program designed around Simon Yams' favourite settings.
It comes with this great 2-layer remote control and is extremely customisable including positioning, pressure, massage type and so on.
The massage is really good and especially important for those of us who use the computer all day as a chair like the DéWise Wisdomantic can actually help correct postural issues. With everyone looking down at their smartphones all day, this becomes even more important.
It's really relaxing, apart from the when the 3D Acupressure Rollers are giving you a pounding, the chair senses your body position and actually works on the acupuncture points to release tension in your shoulders and back and it really works.
There are a whole variety of programs including a Thai Stretch, some gentler programs and a specialised Chiropractic program. It goes really quite flat too which makes it very comfortable. It also works your hips and spine alignment which is nice especially with the heating pads on.
Liam wanted to have a go too but unfortunately, he's a bit too young as it's quite a powerful massage so the youngest recommended age for this type of chair is 15-16 years old.
It has some nifty techie features too like built-in Bluetooth and speakers + you can opt not to use the remote and use a smartphone app to control the chair instead and play your music through the speakers.
There's also a massage program which will massage you in time with whatever music you are playing through the chair – that's really cool!
The speaker area also has a negative ioniser built in to combat all the positive ions that our gadgets and electrical devices emit in our homes.
For the Hi5 Rental Plan, the cheapest rental is the GINTELL DéVano S GT9001 FUNtastic Sofa you can see Liam enjoying here which starts at RM88 per month.
If you sign up now there will exclusive free gifts (limited amount available, so hurry!).
Head to GINTELL website to find out more https://bit.ly/2wt9mxg
Or visit one of their outlets, the 1-Utama outlet is super convenient for us as it's right opposite Isetan which homes all our favourite restaurants.


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Well, the New York Jets finally did it. They broke Fireman Ed.
Ed Anzalone, the most famous Jets fan in America, reportedly split during halftime of a humiliating 49-19 loss to the New England Patriots on Thanksgiving night. He deactiviated his popular Twitter account as well, an exclamation point to a butt slide of an evening.
Former Jets defensive lineman Kris Jenkins snarled on Twitter, "Guess he went back to the Dolphins," a reference to Anzalone's former fan leanings before he became the Jets' de facto mascot years ago.
(Ed, if you're out there, come back to us. It's going to be ... OK.)
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As has been the case for some time, I pleaded with Around the League editor Gregg Rosenthal to greenlight the Jets' addition to our "Stick A Fork In 'Em" series. Gregg is remarkably stubborn on the issue and still believes the Jets can sneak into the dance at 8-8, noting a favorable upcoming schedule and looming tiebreaker edge over the Indianapolis Colts.
So, Gang Green lives on, at least here at Around the League. The good news? ATL's resident Patriots guy must pull for the Jets over the next month to support a gut feeling.
Fireman Gregg?
Follow Dan Hanzus on Twitter @danhanzus.


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Human Head Studios hosting beta weekend for Minimum
Prey 2 developer Human Head Studios is hosting a beta weekend for Minimum, the free-to-play shooter project it took over from TimeGate after it went bust.
TimeGate headlines
Court overturns TimeGate vs Southpeak arbitration decision
This week brings another twist in the long-running legal tussle over Section 8 between developer TimeGate and publisher Southpeak Interactive.
Saturday Shorts: GTAV, APB, Dead Island, Pachter on PSN Pass
There's some excellent short stuff below for you.
Thursday Shorts II: War in the North, Deathsmiles, Marvel Super Hero Squad Online, stats
Shorts are short this afternoon. But that's, okay. Never heard anyone complain about such a thing unless they're being sported by large, hairy man.
Section 8: Prejudice double XP event highlights DLC, patch
The Overdrive map pack for Section 8: Prejudice has dropped, alongside a patch, a new trailer, and a double XP weekend.
Overdrive Map Pack for Section 8: Prejudice hitting next week
TimeGate Studios has announced the Overdrive Map Pack for Section 8: Prejudice.
Section 8: Prejudice Assault mode unlocked
Congratulations, Section 8: Prejudice fans! Combined with the other players on Xbox 360 and PC, you've racked up 10 million kills in just two weeks – and, as promised, the brand new Assault mode has been unlocked.
Unlockable mode for Section 8: Prejudice opens with 10 million online kills
Section 8: Prejudice hits PC today, and its developer, TimeGate, has announced that a new mode called Assault will open once there have been 10-million confirmed online kills.
Section 8: Prejudice trailer celebrates impending release
After a series of entertaining but odd behind the scenes trailers, Timegate has released a launch video for Section 8: Prejudice which makes a lot more sense.
Section 8: Prejudice goes behind the scenes again, more devs marriage hunted
TimeGate has released a second behind the scenes video promoting Section 8: Prejudice, once again starring a desperately single blond chasing a developer dream date.
Section 8: Prejudice dated for 360, PC
Timegate's dated upcoming FPS sequel Section 8: Prejudice for 360 and PC. In a tweet, Timegate said the game would launch on Xbox Live Arcade on April 20, with it coming to Games for Windows on May 4 for $14.99. The PS3 version is down for just this summer. And that's your lot. Thanks, Joystiq.
Section 8: Prejudice trailer goes behind the scenes at TimeGate
A moderately rude and desperately flirty lady brings you a behind-the-scenes exposé of Section 8: Prejudice developer, TimeGate Studios.
Southpeak reclaim access rights to My Baby franchise
The US arm of Southpeak Interactive has won back the rights to publish Nobilis's My Baby games, a series of terrifyingly popular baby simulations. That's one down, but at least two more court battles in progress for the litigation-plagued publisher.
Section 8: Prejudice getting PC multiplayer beta later this fall
Section 8 sequel Prejudice is getting a multiplayer beta later this fall for PC, publisher TimeGate has announced.
Section 8 allows Xbox 360 users to set-up dedicated servers
Section 8 will allow Xbox 360 users to set up and create dedicated servers. According to producer Robert Siwiak, this is the first game on the console to do this. The application will be downloaded on to player's PC and helps them turn it into a dedicated server for the game. TimeGate will also be […]
Section 8 screens show loads of shooting, RoboCop looking armor
New screens for TimeGate's FPS Section 8 popped up this morning over on Eurogamer Germany. You will see loads of laser shooting, and armor that looks like RoboCop. Well, most "spacey" shooters have armor reminiscent of RoboCop. At least they look that way to us. Anyway, the game "gives players unprecedented strategic control over the […]
Section 8 beta registration opened
Europeans can now register for the Section 8 beta, to take place this summer. The TimeGate FPS "gives players unprecedented strategic control over the battlefield, employing tactical assets and on-demand vehicle deliveries to dynamically alter the flow of combat. Set in the distant future when humanity is facing a growing insurrection among its colonies, Earth […]
TimeGate and Paramount reach settlement regarding Section 8
TimeGate Studios announced today that it has reached a settlement with Paramount Digital Entertainment and Paramount Pictures regarding a trademark infringement dispute over Section 8. The lawsuit alleged that Paramount's use of Section 8 as the name of its upcoming interactive web series was a trademark infringement based on TimeGate's rights in the name. Paramount […]
TimeGate sues Paramount over Section 8
TimeGate has filed a lawsuit for trademark infringement against Paramount over the name "Section 8". Section 8 is a TimeGate FPS, and the company claims it had set-up meetings regarding "potential business ventures" with Paramount which were canceled without explanation or follow-up from Paramount. The firm goes on to claim that three days after canceling […]
TimeGate latest
Saturday Shorts: GTAV, APB, Dead Island, Pachter on PSN Pass
Thursday Shorts II: War in the North, Deathsmiles, Marvel Super Hero Squad Online, stats
Overdrive Map Pack for Section 8: Prejudice hitting next week
Unlockable mode for Section 8: Prejudice opens with 10 million online kills
Section 8: Prejudice goes behind the scenes again, more devs marriage hunted
Section 8: Prejudice trailer goes behind the scenes at TimeGate
Section 8: Prejudice getting PC multiplayer beta later this fall
Section 8 screens show loads of shooting, RoboCop looking armor


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Don't you love the advertisements where homeowners talk about saving $40,000 on furnishings they bought from some club-member warehouse? That's saving 40 grand. So let's see: if a good discount is about 20 percent, that means they were going to pay $200,000 for furniture but practically stole it for $160,000.
Back here on Earth, many homeowners have watched their investments evaporate while their house values plummet. And instead of spending a fortune on furniture, they're trying to figure out how to save money and do with less. That's difficult now, because we're not talking about investing in expensive light bulbs that pay for themselves years later, or spending twice the cost of a standard clothes washer for the most efficient front-loader that uses less water. Many households don't have the luxury of investing more now for some payoff later on, especially in winter.
In plain language, we're talking about cutting back. That leaves out the mortgage and other fixed costs. But there is some wiggle room when it comes to heating—and supposing things don't improve dramatically in the next few months—cooling, as well.
There are dozens of ways to cut energy costs somewhat. But the biggest step with the largest immediate return is to reduce your everyday winter temperature setting from the old standard of 72 to 68 degrees. And if you're already there, try reducing the thermostat from 68 to 65. That may sound radical, but it's like weaning yourself from Coke to Diet Coke, from whole milk to 2 percent. It's a change you may not like at first. But you can get used to it, and even come to prefer it.
Why does this work? First, the reduction is not harmful in any way to the house. Second, when it's too hot there's not much you can do to feel cooler except pay for more electricity to run air conditoners and fans. But when it's too cold you can always put on a sweater. Third, and it's the clincher, lowering the thermostat several degrees can save a lot of money.
The Department of Energy and many other groups have calculated how much you'll save per degree of heat you do without. The formulas vary, but no more than the results depending on the age of your home, how well it's insulated, and other factors. So we'll take the middle ground and round numbers.
The rule of thumb: you'll save about 1 percent of total heating costs per degree of heat you do without over eight hours. That's about 3 percent per degree over 24 hours. Let's say you switch to 68 degrees from 72 all the time. That's a four-degree drop, times 3 percent per degree, or about 12 percent off your heating costs. If you pay $2,000 a year, that's $240 off the bill.
But there are more savings available because you don't need 72 or even 68 degrees when you're out of the house at work, or when you're asleep under a couple of quilts. During those periods, each about eight hours, 55 degrees is more than enough—and your house won't mind 55 any more than it does 65.
Now we have three eight-hour day parts to consider, where each degree of reduction saves about 1 percent of costs. First, when you're home, 72 to 68 is a four-degree setback, or four percent of the bill. When you're away at work, the setback is from 72 to 55, or 17 degrees. At one percent saved per degree, that's another 17 percent. Use the same setback overnight and you reap another 17 percent. The total? A 38 percent saving on the $2,000 fuel bill—about $750. (This approach also saves on cooling bills in summer.)


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The Llanerch Diner is located at 95 East Township Line Route (Route 1) in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, right near the junction with Route 3, West Chester Pike.
For over 50 years the Llanerch Diner (pronounced Lan-ark) has been the best place in the Philadelphia area to get a hot cup of coffee, a plate of crispy fries or a fullblown diner breakfast with eggs, pancakes, bacon – the works. The Llanerch is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is everything you would expect of a classic American diner with delicious food and a friendly staff. Whether you are looking for a quick burger at lunch, pancakes at three in the morning or a cup of coffee with a slice of pie at any time of day or night, you'll find it at the Llanerch.
What's a diner? It's many things to many people, but the strict definition describes a prefabricated structure with counter service hauled out to a remote location. At one time, you could go and buy a diner restaurant in much the same way you could buy a car, but the real appeal of this great American institution comes from the good food, the friendly staff, and the fair prices.
The unusual "plate-glass" style of our diner comes from the Swingle Diner company, one of New Jersey's premier builders responsible for hundreds of units across the Northeast, and is the third diner on this location. According to the book Diners of Pennsylvania, our diner was built in 1968, "as an alternative to the then-fading stainless steel designs." It's the only of its kind in Pennsylvania — if not the country!


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It is an event Seymour Fogel himself most likely would have shunned.
In fact, the artist would probably be better known today were it not for his intense independence and passionately private nature. Art historian Greta Berman has said of Fogel (1911-1984), "He didn't 'play the game' and he never promoted himself. He didn't go to openings."
You, however, will be glad somebody took the time to find Fogel at the first major academic showing of his works since his death. The exhibit, which opened last week in Decatur at Millikin University's Kirkland Fine Arts Center, may bring to light the reasons the artist has been called an overlooked American master.
The exhibit is the result of a serendipitous meeting between Ed Walker, chairman of Millikin's art department and associate professor of art, and Charles McCracken of Hilton Head, S.C., co-author of a recently published book on the late artist.
When the two met at a conference two years ago, McCracken's monograph was still a work in progress, but Walker was compelled by the images he saw on the tear sheets.
"I saw potential in it, an artist with substance," Walker says. He also saw a rare opportunity.
In conjunction with the release of his book, McCracken was seeking national exhibition opportunities for Fogel's work. When the subject of venues arose, Walker suggested Millikin.
"It felt right; it looked right," Walker says. "I knew it would be a challenge — but a good challenge."
McCracken was receptive to the idea and quickly decided on the Kirkland Fine Arts Center as the launch pad for the entire exhibit.
Thus began two years of preparation for a show that would bring back to life works seldom seen since the artist's death. The Art of Seymour Fogel: An Atavistic Vision features nearly 50 Fogel pieces, some of which you can take home — if the price is right.
"There will be a wide price range on the Fogel artwork — everything from $4,000 for a drawing to $48,000 for a large painting," says Walker.
The exhibit is the first national retrospective of Fogel's art. As Walker says, "It's like a coming out party for his work."
The prolific Fogel explored many styles in his long career, moving from social realism, through expressionism into abstract, and ending his career in a transcendental phase. His talent in an array of styles and media made Fogel difficult to define.
"His story reads like a 'who's who' in midcentury American art," says Walker of Fogel's education, body of work, and contemporaries such as Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, and Philip Guston.
Fogel worked through many distinct periods in history. Some of his most notable works were created during the Depression, as part of the federal government's Works Progress Administration, a program that helped fund talented but struggling artists.
A restless soul, Fogel left New York in 1934 to journey through the South and Southwest, chronicling the plight of the average man — from miners to sharecroppers and American Indians. Always sensitive to issues of race and gender, Fogel did not shy away from raw depictions of the violence and misery that plagued the country at the time. His painting of a lynching in the South, still shocking today, was even more so in the era it was painted.
"He covered all aspects of life," Walker says. "You can learn about history from his art."
Fogel also stirred controversy in Safford, Ariz., with the mural he was commissioned to paint in the town's post office. The unveiling revealed the painting's sole subjects to be the region's original inhabitants: the Apache. To Fogel's great disappointment, the town's citizens ultimately demanded a new mural portraying the pioneers and founding fathers they had originally expected, not a single American Indian among them.
Over the years, Fogel's interest in objective realism lessened as he was drawn toward more subjective abstract styles and transcendentalism. Describing his own work, Fogel once said: "A man's soul and inner being are as vast as the universe itself. It would be a shame to close the door and only look upon the physical shell."
His last quarter-century on earth was rich in experimentation, self-exploration, and mysticism. More and more, Fogel drew from within for inspiration. These years were also characterized by a greater interest in texture, which he explored through such diverse media as candle wax, glass shards, sand — even glue-soaked bed sheets stuck to the canvas.
The Kirkland showing offers a rare glimpse into the mind of this American master. Still, Walker realizes that art must compete for the public's entertainment time and money, so he asks families to consider trading movie night for a trip to Millikin.
"Instead of a passive form of entertainment, you can engage with the artwork and the people standing next to you," Walker says. "It sparks your own imagination."
"Fogel was the quintessential midcentury modern artist," Walker says. "Most of us will never get the chance to see this again, especially right here in central Illinois."
Along with the art aficionados who come to savor the scenery, the art world as a whole will eye the exhibit with interest. Fogel's talent is not in debate, but the market for his work has not yet been tested because so few of his works have been sold since his death.
As the name of the exhibit and monograph suggests, Fogel is admired for his "atavistic vision" — the ability to create art from a primitive place in the psyche, going with the natural flow of creativity expressing itself.
"Late in his career, he would sit down at a canvas and free-form it," Walker says. "He could put his mind on cruise control, searching for a well of creative energy to put on canvas."
As the artist himself said late in life, "I . . . began pursuing the forms wherever they led. Suddenly I realized that I had my answer."
Some of those answers will be on display through November at the Kirkland.


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By Jon Herskovitz and Jim Forsyth
AUSTIN Texas (Reuters) - Texas has started deploying up to 1,000 Texas National Guard troops to the Mexican border, with the aim of combating crime in a region flooded by illegal immigration, law enforcement officials said on Thursday.
Border sheriff's have been informed about the deployment and the first Texas National Guard troops have taken positions in places such as towers used for monitoring, a deputy with the Hidalgo County Sheriff's office said.
Neither the Texas National Guard nor Texas Governor Rick Perry's office were immediately available for comment.
Perry visited guard troops at a training facility on Wednesday and told them: "Your mission is clear - to be a visible presence to deter criminal activity - and contribute additional eyes and ears to assist law enforcement and Border Patrol agents along the border."
Perry has said the deployment will cost at least $12 million a month, adding it was needed to secure the border because the attention of the U.S. Border Patrol was being diverted by a surge of children from Central America crossing into Texas.
Critics have questioned the spending, saying data shows the flow of children has slowed, more U.S. Border Patrol agents have been assigned to the region and the National Guard will not have the power to arrest, which raises questions about what the troops will do.
Perry, a possible Republican candidate in the 2016 presidential election, said he was forced into the move due to inaction by the Obama administration to secure the border which was allowing criminals to thrive.
Perry said the National Guard would help the state's surveillance and would deploy some of its assets, such as aircraft, to monitor the border.
Democratic lawmakers have said the deployment was more about politics than finding a practical solution to the problem.
(Writing by Jon Herskovitz; Editing by Ken Wills)


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IMS boys soccer team remained unbeaten and Highland's coed team picked up their fourth win on Tuesday.
The IMS soccer team knocked off 9th-ranked Burlington Notre Dame 3-0 yesterday behind an early goal that would prove to be the game-winner from Matt Libby. Tommy Rhodes added another tally with 2:30 left in the first half to give IMS the 2-0 halftime lead. They made it 3-0 in the final minute of play on Zach Weiss' first varsity goal as keeper Ben Brenneman posted the shutout. IMS improves to 4-0 and returns to action Thursday when they host Highland.
The Huskies posted a 14-1 win at Wapello Tuesday night behind four goal games from Mitchel Kasdorf and Cameron Vinsand. Jesse Klopfer added three scores and two assists and Josh Brace punched in two goals and had the helper on two more. Highland improved their record to 4-2.