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2013: Appeared in all 18 games, making 13 starts … Second on the team with nine points, scoring three goals with three assists … Had the Pioneers' lone goal against Siena on Sept. 1 … Scored a goal six minutes into Sacred Heart's 2-1 win at Drexel on Sept. 6 … Had an assist at Holy Cross on Sept. 18 … Scored the game-winning goal in Sacred Heart's 2-1 win at Marist on Sept. 21, adding an assist … Had an assist at Saint Francis U on Oct. 27.
2012: Appeared in 11 games, making two starts … Fired a shot in Sacred Heart's 1-0 win over Robert Morris on Sept. 28 … Had two shots, with one on goal, against St. Francis (NY) on Oct. 28, a game the Pioneers won 3-1 … Put two shots on goal at Monmouth on Nov. 4.
2011: Appeared in 17 games, making nine starts...Took 10 shots, with five registering on goal.
2010: Practiced with team, but did not appear in any games.
Before SHU: Earned three letters in soccer and one in track at Tampa Prep...Named a 2008 and 2009 St. Pete Times All-County selection for soccer...Guided team to 2010 Florida 2A State Soccer Championship.
Personal: Aaron Burrell. Born: 9/27/91. Parents: Marva and Garfield. Major: Media Studies. Hobbies: Hanging out with friends. Favorite Team: Chelsea. Favorite Athlete: Kun Aguero. Favorite Book: Stones Into Schools. Favorite Movie: Don't Be a Menace to South Central. Favorite TV Show: The Game. Favorite Food: Jerk Chicken. Plans for after graduation: Get a good job and enjoy life. Role Model: Kun Aguero. Would like to have dinner with: Martin Luther King Jr. Cousin Jason Roberts plays soccer for the Blackburn Rovers in the EPL.


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The Paranormal Activity film series continues with this fourth entry from Paramount Pictures and returning directors of the previous outing, Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman. This time, the cell phones and computer cameras are focused on a teenage girl (Kathryn Newton) whose family allow a young boy in their neighborhood named Robbie (Brady Allen) to stay with them while his mom is sick. Soon after, eerie things start happening in the household, some of which focus on the girl's younger brother Wyatt. As the bumps in the night become more pronounced, the mysteries surrounding Robbie's family and the house across the street grow to the point where the only thing for the teen girl to do is investigate herself. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
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Hydrocephalus is a buildup of fluid inside the skull, which leads to brain swelling. Hydrocephalus means "water on the brain."
Normal pressure hydrocephalus (NPH) is a rise in cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) in the brain that affects brain function. However, the pressure of the fluid is usually normal.
Alternative Names
Hydrocephalus - idiopathic; Hydrocephalus - adult; Hydrocephalus - communicating
There is no known cause for NPH. But the chance of developing NPH is high in someone who has had any of the following:
- Bleeding from a blood vessel or
aneurysmin the brain ( subarachnoid hemorrhage)
- Certain head injuries
Meningitisor similar infections
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As CSF fluid builds up in the brain, the fluid-filled chambers (ventricles) of the brain swell. This causes pressure on brain tissue. This can damage or destroy parts of the brain.
Symptoms of NPH often begin slowly. There are three main symptoms of NPH:
- Changes in the way a person walks: difficulty when beginning to walk (gait apraxia), feet held wider apart than normal, shuffling of the feet, unsteadiness
- Slowing of mental function: forgetfulness, difficulty paying attention, apathy or no mood
- Problems controlling urine (
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Diagnosis of NPH can be made if any of the above symptoms occur and NPH is suspected and testing is done.
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The doctor will perform a physical examination and ask about the symptoms. If you have NPH, the doctor will likely find that your walking (gait) is not normal. You may also have memory problems.
Tests that may be done include:
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Treatment for NPH is usually surgery to place a tube called a
Outlook (Prognosis)
Without treatment, symptoms often get worse and could lead to death.
Surgery improves symptoms in some patients. Persons with mild symptoms have the best outcome. Walking is the symptom most likely to improve.
Possible Complications
- Complications of surgery (infection, bleeding, shunt that does not work well)
- Loss of brain function (
dementia) that becomes worse over time
- Injury from falls
- Shortened life span
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if:
- You or a loved one is having increasing problems with memory, walking, or urine incontinence
- A person with NPH worsens to the point where you are unable to care for the person yourself.
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if a sudden
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Rosseau G. Normal pressure hydrocephalus. Dis Mon. 2011;57:615-624.
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Teens are placed in public sector and non-profit jobs throughout the city for six weeks during the summer. They work twenty hours a week, earning minimum wage ($11.00 per hour), with the wage paid by the City. One third of the youth are placed in Summer Work and Learning sites, which offer participants a valuable educational and employment experience using the community's resources to expose youth to potential educational or career paths.
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Pair of Lady Bucs recognized by NSCAA and College Soccer 360
Kansas City, Kan. (Dec. 8, 2011) – Adding on top of the ETSU women's soccer team's historic 2011 season, senior Genna Petersen (Loveland, Ohio) and freshman Jenna Caudle (Middletown, Md.) were named to the NSCAA Division I All-Southeast Region Third Team, the association released on Wednesday.
"I'm very proud of both Genna Petersen and Jenna Caudle," said ETSU head coach Adam Sayers. "They were both consistently excellent all season and are thoroughly deserving of the recognition. What was most pleasing about both was their all-around performance. Both contributed in many ways to our success this season not only offensively, but defensively as well.
"In Caudle's case, as a lone centre forward, her overall game was very beneficial to us. She held the ball up well, brought others into play and her movement off the ball was excellent, allowing others to get into goal scoring positions. Likewise with Petersen, when we lost possession, had to drop back into our defensive shape and there was a lot of work to be done defensively, she certainly fulfilled that aspect of her role very well. When we won the ball back and were in transition, both players were very dynamic in their movement and very effective in their use of possession. In many cases they would attract the attention of defenders that allowed other players on the team to flourish. We scored some very important goals due to their movement on and off the ball."
Petersen led the Lady Bucs with 11 goals in 2011, tying for second all-time at ETSU, and added five assists to register 27 points. Her single-season point total ranks in a tie for fourth in program history. Caudle, in just her first season, notched 10 goals, adding one assist, which included goals in six-consecutive games from August 26 through September 23.
The duo joins Mercer's Olivia Tucker and Jacksonville's Liz Fink on the All-Southeast Third Team. FGCU's Katherine Correllus was given Second Team honors. Of the Atlantic Sun student-athletes recognized, ETSU was the only school with multiple honorees.
With their performances, Petersen and Caudle were also named to the College Soccer 360 Dynamic Duo list for the 2011 season. The list showcases Division I women's soccer teams with multiple double-digit goal scorers. Combining for 21 goals scored, Petersen and Caudle earned ETSU its first pair of double-digit goal scorers since Jordan Monty and Terri Miller in 2007.
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A lawyer for Gen. Norbert Dabira says he will contest the Paris prosecutor's decision on procedural grounds, saying there was no new information to justify changing Dabira's status from assisting witness in the investigation.
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Former WWE referee Jimmy Korderas knows how exciting WrestleMania weekend can be. Having been with the company for 22 years, he's worked the big event many times, including the main event between The Undertaker and Edge two years ago at WrestleMania 24. This Sunday, he will be imparting some of his experiences to those who want to one day follow in his footsteps, at a referee fantasy camp being held in conjunction with Toronto's Squared Circle Training.
The camp, which will also feature longtime Ontario ref Harry Dee and TNA's Angelina Love -- herself an alumnus of Squared Circle -- should act as a good appetizer for those who will be watching the pay-per-view later that evening.
For Korderas, to be able to teach referee skills in Toronto brings him full circle to where he got his start in the business back in 1985. Born and raised in Toronto, it was at Maple Leaf Gardens that Korderas got his first taste of the business.
"They used to run shows every three weeks there," he recalled. "I was a regular there, I had what would be the equivalent of seasons tickets. I became friends with someone who used to work for Jack Tunney. We became friends and he introduced me to Jack to try to get me a job there, and I got hired on as part of the ring crew."
After about a year and a half, Hall of Famer Pat Patterson suggested that Korderas give refereeing a try, and it wasn't too long before Korderas got his first match.
"It was like baptism by fire," he laughed, when asked to describe the training he went through. "I was told to get the black pants and blue shirt and a black bowtie. I did all that and carried it with me and was waiting for someone to train me to referee. One day, Chief Jay Strongbow said to me, 'Mr. Jimmy, do you have your referee gear with you?' 'Yes, I do, Chief.' 'Well, put it on, you're working tonight.' He told me not to worry. My first match was S.D. Jones versus the Red Demon, who was Jose Luis Rivera underneath a mask. The guys helped me get through the match, nervous as I was."
The rest, as they say, is history. Over the course of the next two decades, Korderas had a number of highlights while acting as the third man in the ring. In terms of highlights, matches that come to mind are the first Hulk Hogan match he got to ref, a Smackdown match between Kurt Angle and Eddie Guerrero, and one of the the very special Tribute to the Troops shows.
"Getting to go to Iraq and doing the show for the troops was an awesome experience," he beamed. "I still keep in touch through e-mail with a couple of the soldiers that I met there."
And, of course, the aforementioned WrestleMania match. It's not just part of the storyline, he said, that WrestleMania is considered as the biggest night of the year. The excitement is real for all of the participants, and he was no exception.
It's an experience that he knows many people would love to have some day, and to that end, he's suggesting they come to the referee camp to learn some of the secrets of the art of refereeing.
"What I'd like to do," he said to preview what attendees can expect on Sunday, "is begin with explaining the actual role of the referee. Then I'm going to give them what I think is the right way to do things. We're going to go through everything from psychology in the ring as a referee, positioning, the psychology of taking a ref bump, how to protect yourself, and anything else I can think of. There are little nuances to make it look like you're not doing what you're trying to do. For example, not to look like you're trying to look the other way."
Contrary to the stereotype of the blind and incompetent wrestling referee, the role plays a definite purpose in a match, and it's important that the person filling it understands what the role is, and how to best perform it.
"Simply put," he explained, "we're there to help enhance the story being told in the ring. To do the job, to be the authoritative voice in the ring, and do that without taking attention away from the wrestlers. People shouldn't really notice the referee unless there's something in the match that requires him to be noticed."
"Two guys could be out there busting their butts, and if the referee is not good, it won't ruin the match, because the guys' talent will shine through. But a good referee will make a really good match that much better."
This is done, he said, through a combination of bodily actions, facial expressions, voice and tone, and ring presence. The camp, he said, will touch on all of those aspects.
Though there will be a lot covered during the fantasy camp, people shouldn't be scared that they will miss WrestleMania if they choose to attend. On the contrary, since Korderas himself is still a big fan of the product and is very much looking forward to watching the show that night.
"I still watch, I still pay attention to what's going on. I think once it's in your blood, it never leaves."
While that comment makes it sound like Korderas longs for a return to the WWE, he is actually quite content with his post-WWE life. Attending classes in broadcasting with a goal to work in radio or television, Korderas is more than happy to be back in the Toronto area, spending time with his wife and family on a full-time basis.
"I had taken some time away from the company because I was dealing with a personal situation -- an illness in the family," he revealed. "When the company was looking to downsize for cost-cutting measures, it was a perfect time for a mutual parting of the ways. People may assume I'm bitter about not being with the company, but that's not the case. I'm very thankful of everything they gave me. I had a run of over 20 years -- how can I be anything but happy? I miss it a lot, sure. But at the same time, now that I've had the chance to be at home and spend time with my family, my wife, I like that too. The door is not closed, there's always an opportunity to go back. But like I said, it's good to be home."
For more information, or to sign up for the referee fantasy camp featuring former WWE ref Jimmy Korderas, Harry Dee, and TNA's Angelina Love -- www.squaredcirclewrestling.com, or email email@example.com.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) announced its men's tennis post-season awards on Tuesday. MIT, the conference regular season and tournament champion, led the way with nine selections, including seven First-Team plaudits. Wheaton College collected eight honors while Clark University and the U.S. Coast Guard Academy each received one.
Evan Tindell was named the league's first Athlete of the Year and became a four-time First-Team All-Conference honoree in the No. 1 singles position. He closed his career with a 16-0 record in the conference, winning 15 matches in straight sets. Thomas Dohlman, Eric Beren, Mark Egan, and Peden Nichols were placed on the First Team in the next four slots. Tindell and Dohlman received their second consecutive First Team No. 1 doubles pick while Beren and Egan moved up to the First Team in the No. 2 position following last year's Second-Team selection. Head Coach Dave Hagymas capped his inaugural season with the Engineers by collecting Coach of the Year honors.


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According to 210.52(A)(2), wall space is defined as: (1) Any space 2 feet or more in width, unbroken along the floor line by doorways, fireplaces, and similar openings. (2) The space occupied by fixed panels in exterior walls. (3) The space occupied by fixed room dividers, such as freestanding bar-type counters or railings.
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Mystic Politics Original: Religion as a psychological disorder? http://mys.tc/2m4
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Mystic Politics Original: Religion as a psychological disorder? http://mys.tc/2m4
Sander van der Linden, in a Scientific American post, reviews the environment of conspiracism and psychology detailing the correlates with adhering to the conspiracist world-view as: believing in other contradictory conspiracies; "higher-order beliefs" (such as general distrust of authority); rejection of mainstream science; and disengagement from society and politics, which they attribute (to some degree) to "fundamental attribution error," where people are biased towards seeing most events as intentional.
Sander makes an interesting point about conspiracy memes and culture, softening the negative correlates in the article:
"Yet, such pathological explanations have proven to be widely insufficient because conspiracy theories are not just the implausible visions of a paranoid minority. For example, a national poll released just this month reports that 37 percent of Americans believe that global warming is a hoax, 21 percent think that the US government is covering up evidence of alien existence and 28 percent believe a secret elite power with a globalist agenda is conspiring to rule the world."
This ties in with my recent paper on psychological religious disorders [http://mys.tc/2m4], where I found that clinicians could only diagnose belief as delusion if it wasn't one "…ordinarily accepted by other members of the individual's culture or subculture (e.g., it is not an article of religious faith)."
Interesting read. Check it out: http://mys.tc/2m7
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In what the FBI's lawyers call the "going dark" problem, they claim without mandatory "wiretapping backdoors" the FBI would be forced to shut down investigations, with proposals for "…a kind of digital-age wiretap that could read, for instance, Facebook messages or Gchats."
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"We won't be safe til we kill all the fuckin' radicals who think that killin' civilized people is what god wants them to do" (by Mr. Fish, http://clowncrack.com).
In the most interesting anthropological / american history article I've read in a while, Joseph Stromberg of Smithsonian Magazine details how English settlers in the "American" Jamestown colony resorted to cannibalism during the "Starving Time," for the first time giving physical evidence to written allusions of cannibalism [and explicit mentions of consuming dug-up corpses] by the settlers themselves, via the remains of a 14-year-old girl bearing the marks of butchering.
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Should psychologists adopt the schemata of religious ideology to fulfill the goals of psychological science?
Religion and psychology have a contentious past. As modern psychologists are distancing themselves from Freud's psychoanalytic examination of religion(s), we are discovering that the culture of religion, and the belief it creates, is ripe for a grounded and scientific analysis by way of neurobiology, behaviorism, and peer-reviewed empirical research.
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Vidyanagar is a small town located in the Hubli district of the Indian state of Karnataka. The town is famous for educational institutes and is located at a distance of 218 km from Bellary. Tourists visiting the town can visit the Bellary Fort, which is built on top of Ballari Gudda, which is also referred to as the Fort Hill. There are various attractions in the region including lots of parks, which boast of lush greenery. Besides places to visit in and around the destination, tourists can indulge in shopping and eating local cuisine.
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Peshawar is the capital of the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and the administrative centre (but not the capital) for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan. The Kushan king Kanishka, moved the capital from Pushkalavati (now called Charsadda in the Peshawar valley) to Purushapura in the 2ndcenturyCE.The current name "Peshawar" may derive from the Sanskrit Purushapura (meaning "city of men") and is known as Pekhawar or Peshawar inPashto and Pishor in Hindko. The area originally belonged to Gandhara and the eastern Iranian tribes of Scythian origin and later became part of the Kushan Empire. It gave its name to the Peshawari naan bread, one of the diverse types of naan common in the curry houses of Great Britain. Briefly it also witnessed some Greek influence after which it saw the Arab conquest and rise of Islam. Today it is one of the prime cities of Pakistan west of the river Indus.


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- Be sure the electricity is turned off. In the case of severe flooding, do not use the electricity until a licensed electrician has checked your home.
- When using a flashlight, turn it on prior to entering the house. Do not use matches or any type of flame until you are sure there are no gas leaks, and the area has been aired out. Check to see if the pilot light is out.
- After outside flood waters have receded, drain only about 1/3 of the water in your basement initially. Outside pressure pushing against your basement walls can cause the basement walls to collapse. Start by pumping the water level down 2-3 feet, marking the level & wait overnight. If the water level goes up, wait 24 hours, and then repeat process.
- Destroy all fresh or frozen food, medicine or cosmetics that have been in contact with flood water, as they may have been contaminated.
- If you suspect your water supply is contaminated, you can have it tested by calling the Minneapolis Water Department laboratories at (612) 661-4999 or 311.
- If any appliances were touched by flood water, have them checked by a qualified serviceperson before operating them.
For information about safety before and during a flood, see Flood Safety. Also see the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources web site about Flooding in Minnesota.
Cleaning up
- Take pictures of flood damage and cleanup efforts. Photographs are helpful in documenting flood damage for insurance purposes.
- Keep track of how much of your personal time was spent on debris removal and cleanup.
- Use a disinfectant, such as 1 part bleach to 32 parts water, to scrub walls, floors, household items and appliances – clean everything that got wet. Protective gloves and appropriate eye protection should be worn.
- Clean all clothing, bedding, rugs, curtains, etc. as soon as possible, disinfecting if necessary.
- Clean and dry furniture and mattresses, using a bleach solution.
Flooded lawns
If your lawn has been underwater for less than four days, it should survive. The following items will help:
- Use a rake to clean away as much silt as possible.
- Break up the silt crust with a rake or aerator until the grass has recovered.
For more information about cleaning up, go to the University of Minnesota Extension Service home page. Search for floods.
North Dakota State University has a number of files about flood information found on their website.
Repairing Your Flooded Home (FEMA)
Disclaimer: The items listed on this page are merely summaries of possible measures that can be used for dealing with flood damage. For more information about some specific how-to steps that you may want to consider, follow the provided links to other websites.
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Jordan's incomparable city in stone is a mute monument to the powerful civilization that blossomed 2,000 years ago in this remote desert locale surrounded by rocky mountains, gorges, and cliffs.
Petra earned fame as an exotic backdrop in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, but its real history is as incredible as anything Hollywood could create for the silver screen. And many new stories are still waiting to be told—archaeologists have explored only about 15 percent of the sprawling site.
Petra ("rock" in Greek) was a bustling caravan hub situated between the Red Sea and the Dead Sea. The Nabataeans thrived here for about a thousand years, and their metropolis peaked in the centuries just before and after A.D. 1, when caravan routes from the Levant (Syria-Phoenicia), Arabia, and Egypt found their way to Petra's gates.
Historical information on the Nabataeans themselves is sparse, but these Arab peoples excelled at trading. It was by commercial acumen, not force of arms, that they became a wealthy and formidable regional power. The Nabataeans controlled lands stretching from today's Israel and Jordan into the northern Arabian Peninsula; later they became a part of the Roman Empire.
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Petra's decline began when trade routes shifted and moved seaward, and it accelerated after a devastating A.D. 363 earthquake. The city survived into the seventh century A.D.—even constructing a fifth-century Christian basilica—then lapsed into obscurity and remained largely unknown to the world at large until the 19th century. Today Petra is Jordan's top tourist attraction, one of 2007's New Seven Wonders of the World, and a must-see standout even among its World Heritage List peers.
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Petra is a three-hour drive from Amman on the Desert Highway. Public and private buses run the route daily. Taxis may also be hired for the return trip.
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Tax season is finally in full swing, following the fiscal-cliff-induced late start. But some filers could see their refunds held up even further if they're not careful. We consulted tax pros and the Internal Revenue Service to find out which flubs are most likely to cause problems, and what taxpayers can do to avoid them. One common mistake: not including all of the necessary paperwork. Before filing, be sure you have all the schedules and forms you need. (You can find instructions for most tax forms at www.irs.gov, including details on how each form works and what documentation you might need.) Those requesting a payment agreement also have to attach Form 9465. And don't forget to make copies for your personal records, whether you're shipping your return electronically or through the mail. — By Jonnelle Marte.
Misspelled name
While you're not likely to forget your own name, not entering it exactly as it appears on your Social Security card could result in the IRS sending back your tax return. Pay particular attention to your middle name or middle initial (or lack thereof), and make sure your Social Security card reflects any recent name changes (contact the Social Security Administration at SSA.gov if it doesn't). The Social Security number you enter should likewise, of course, match the number on your card.
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Taking a moment to double check the math on your forms could save you more headaches in the long run. The IRS caught more than 6 million math errors on tax returns in 2010, according to the most recent data available. Roughly half of those mistakes were due to errors on the now gone Making Work Pay Credit, a refundable credit offered in 2009 and 2010, but taxpayers commonly miscalculated how much they owed Uncle Sam, how much they could deduct and how big their refunds should be. Filing electronically with the help of online tax software could help you catch some of these errors, but taxpayers should also be sure they're entering the right numbers into the correct boxes.
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(10) These cheerful yellow and white harbingers of spring, aka daffodils and jonquils, are actually mildly toxic if the bulbs are eaten in large quantities (Narcissus pseudonarcissus is shown). Some people confuse them for onions. Daffodil bulb diners tend to experience nausea, vomiting, cramps and diarrhea. A doctor might recommend intravenous hydration and/or drugs to stave off nausea and vomiting if symptoms are severe or the patient is a child.
(9) Rhododendron Rhododendrons and azalea bushes (a variety of rhododendron), with their bell-shaped flowers, look great in the yard come springtime, but the leaves are toxic and so is honey made from the flower nectar. Eating either from these evergreen shrubs makes your mouth burn, and then you'll probably experienced increased salivation, vomiting, diarrhea and a tingling sensation in the skin. Headaches, weak muscles and dim vision could follow. Your heart rate could slow down or beat strangely, and you might even drop into a coma and undergo fatal convulsions. Before that, doctors will try to replace your fluids and help you breath more easily and administer drugs to bring back your normal heart rhythm.
(8) Ficus Also known as weeping fig, benjamin tree, or small-leaved rubber plants, all ficus have milky sap in their leaves and stems that is toxic. There are about 800 species of ficus trees, shrubs and vines (Ficus benjamina is shown), many of which are cultivated indoors in pots and tubs and outdoors in warm areas where some varieties can grow to up to 75 feet tall. The worst that will happen is your skin will itch and puff up and your doctor will give you something for the allergy or the inflammation.
(7) Oleander Every bit of the oleander plant is toxic, unlike the case for other plants where just the flower or sap might be poisonous. Even accidental inhalation of the smoke from burning oleander is a problem. Other trouble comes from using the sticks for weenie or marshmallow roasts or drinking water in which the clusters of red, pink or white flowers have been placed. These evergreen shrubs (Nerium oleander is shown) are common as tub plants or in gardens in the Southwest and California, any locale that approaches the plant's native Mediterranean climate. Typically the symptoms involve a change in heart rate, be it a slow down or palpitations or high potassium levels. A doctor might prescribe a drug to bring your heartbeat back under control and try to induce vomiting with ipecac, pump your stomach or absorb the toxin with ingested charcoal.
(6) Chrysanthemum Also known as mums, orange and yellow varieties of these showy flowers often turn up in foil-wrapped pots on people's front steps around Halloween and Thanksgiving. There are 100 to 200 species of Chrysanthemums, and they generally grow low to the ground, but can turn into shrubs. Gardeners plant mums to keep rabbits away. Guess what? The flower heads are somewhat toxic to humans too. But not terribly. Touching them can make you itch and puff up a bit, but probably the doctor will just give you something for the inflammation and allergic reaction.
(5) Anthurium The leaves and stems of these bizarre-looking plants, with dark green, heart-shaped leathery leaves and a scarlet, white or green spike surrounded by a red, pink or white "spathe," are toxic. Also known as flamingo flowers or pigtail plants, eating tropical Anthuriums could give you a painful burning sensation in the mouth that then swells and blisters. Your voice might also become hoarse and strained and you might have difficulty swallowing. Most of this will fade with time, but cool liquids, pain pills and gluey herbs and foods like licorice or flaxseeds may bring relief.
(4) Lilly-of-the-Valley These darling droopers, also known as mayflowers, are entirely poisonous, from the tips of their tiny bell-shaped white flowers that coyly fall off like parted hair to the very water in which they might be placed. A little bit of Lily-of-the-valley (Convallaria majalis) probably won't hurt much, but if you eat a lot, you'll probably experience nausea, vomiting, pain in the mouth, abdominal pain, diarrhea and cramps. Your heart rate might also become slow or irregular. A doctor might decide to clean out your stomach by pumping it or feeding you absorbing charcoal, and might give you drugs to bring your heart rate back to normal.
(3) Hydrangea These poofy-flowered bushes (Hydrangea macrophylla) are popular yard ornaments that can grow up to 15 feet tall with rose, deep blue or greenish-white flowers that grow in huge clusters and look as edible as cotton candy or a big bun to an imaginative mind. But those blooms will give you a belly ache that sets in sometimes hours after eaten. Typically, patients also experience itchy skin, vomiting, weakness and sweating. Some reports indicate that patients can even experience coma, convulsions and a breakdown in the body's blood circulation. Luckily, there is an antidote for hydrangea poisoning, and doctors might also give you drugs to address to ease your symptoms.
(2) Foxglove Foxglove is a magical looking plant that grows to 3 feet tall with drooping purple, pink or white flowers, sometimes dotted inside, along a central stalk. Its Latin name is Digitalis purpurea, which might sound familiar; leaves from the plant are a commercial source of the heart drug digitalis. If you eat any part of these plants in the wild, you too will likely have heart problems after a spell of nausea, vomiting, cramps, diarrhea and pain in the mouth. A doctor might administer charcoal to absorb the toxin or pump your stomach, and might also administer drugs to bring your heart rate back to normal. Other names for this plant include fairy bells, rabbit flower, throatwort and witches' thimbles.
(1) Wisteria Wisterias form romantic cascades of sweetpea-like flowers that fall in lush blue, pink or white masses from woody vines that grow mainly in the South and Southwest. The entire plant, also known as a kidney bean tree, is toxic, though some say the flowers are not. Better safe than sorry, because most reports are that eating this plant will cause nausea, vomiting, cramps and diarrhea that could require treatments such as intravenous hydration and anti-nausea pills.


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BALTIMORE (AP) — The Tampa Bay Rays are doing a good job of creating some separation between themselves and the Baltimore Orioles, while at the same time keeping within striking distance of the first-place Boston Red Sox in the AL East.
Even though it's not September yet, the Rays don't intend to wait around to make their run at the top.
Alex Cobb took a two-hitter into the seventh inning, Matt Joyce drove in three runs and Tampa Bay beat the Orioles 7-4 Tuesday night for its sixth win in seven games.
Wil Myers had two hits and two RBIs for the Rays, who are percentage points ahead of Boston in the AL East after the Red Sox lost to the Giants later Tuesday night.
Tampa Bay has won the first two games of this series between AL East rivals and can complete a sweep Wednesday night.
"It's very big for where we're at in the division and the fact we're chasing the Red Sox a little bit and also trying to create some distance, because we know the O's and the Yankees are very capable and very tough competitors," said Ben Zobrist, who had two hits and an RBI. "We don't anticipate it being any sort of easy road to the end of September and we've got to battle. This is two great wins for us to start off."
The Orioles, on the other hand, have lost six of eight and are in danger of being overtaken by the surging Yankees.
"It's not the position we would prefer to find ourselves in after the first two games of the series, that's for sure, but there's still plenty of baseball left for us to make up some ground," said Nate McLouth, who went 0 for 5. "It's not ideal at all, but we won't let this game affect (Wednesday's) game."
Cobb (8-2) was making his second start since being hit in the head by a line drive off the bat of Kansas City's Eric Hosmer on June 15. The right-hander allowed two runs, one earned, three hits and four walks in six-plus innings to win his fifth straight decision.
"The curveball really helped me out early on," Cobb said. "My changeup started working a little bit so I established that I was going to throw in and out with the fastball early and I got them to expand the zone a few times with my off-speed pitches."
Cobb left after Baltimore used two walks and a single to load the bases with no outs in the seventh. Alex Torres got Brian Roberts to hit into a run-scoring double play before striking out McLouth to keep the Rays ahead 3-2.
"They brought in that lefty with that really good changeup to come in and do exactly what he did and that's why they're such a tough team," McLouth said. "Because they can make life pretty tough on you."
Joyce doubled in two runs in the ninth off T.J. McFarland and Myers added a broken-bat, two-run single off Jim Johnson.
Matt Wieters hit a two-run homer in the bottom half before Fernando Rodney entered and got three outs for his 29th save.
Orioles starter Miguel Gonzalez (8-6) gave up three runs, two earned, eight hits and four walks in 5 2-3 innings. The right-hander is 0-3 in five starts since July 20.
One night after getting 15 hits in a 4-3 loss to Tampa Bay, Baltimore managed only five hits, four of them singles.
"We didn't get any hits. That's obvious," manager Buck Showalter said. "If you want to look for a reason, I personally look at Cobb, who was tough. We didn't do much off him tonight. I think that was it in a nutshell."
The Rays have won seven of eight against the Orioles to take an 8-5 lead in the season series.
The two teams with the fewest errors in the majors each gave up an unearned run in the second inning. In the top half, Joyce walked, advanced on an errant pickoff throw by Gonzalez and scored on a two-out bloop by Yunel Escobar.
Baltimore tied it when Evan Longoria muffed a grounder and Flaherty singled in a run with two outs.
Tampa Bay went up 3-1 in the third. After Desmond Jennings walked and scored on a double by Zobrist, Longoria singled and Joyce delivered a sacrifice fly.
Gonzalez worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the fifth by getting James Loney to bounce into a double play.
NOTES: Zobrist moved into a fifth-place tie with B.J. Upton on the team's career RBI list with 447. Aubrey Huff is in fourth with 449. ... Jeremy Hellickson, who's 8-3 lifetime against Baltimore, starts for Tampa Bay in the series finale Wednesday night. LH Wei-Yin Chen will pitch for Baltimore. ... The Orioles had won five straight over the Rays with Gonzalez as the starter. ... McLouth is hitless in his last 17 at-bats.


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Troops backed by police were checking reports about armed men in a village in Tarlac province's Camiling township late Tuesday when they were fired upon by New People's Army guerrillas, said army 703rd Brigade commander Col. Henry Sabarre said. The fighting ended hours later with six rebels, including one female, dead.
Sabarre said an earlier count of seven deaths was because soldiers mistook a rebel backpack in a rice paddy for a body.
He said the recovery of a machine gun and other high-caliber weapons indicate "a top (rebel) personality is in the area." The slain rebels were not immediately identified, he said.
The rebel band was part of a larger group that operates in Tarlac, President Benigno Aquino III's home province, and the adjacent provinces of Zambales and Pangasinan, he said.
"We have been conducting a series of combat operation in these areas for so long now, side by side by our peace and development teams," he said. "At the end of the day, these insurgents will have no more room to hide and eventually fall into the hands of our law."
Military chief of staff Gen. Emmanuel Bautista early this month said government troops remain on track of meeting a target to eradicate one of Asia's longest-running insurgency by the time Aquino steps down in 2016.
At least 14 guerrillas, including a regional officer of the underground Communist Party, were killed in earlier clashes this month in the central and southern Philippines.
Talks to end the 44-year insurgency, which has been fueled largely by rural poverty and injustice, have collapsed and the military intensified counter-insurgency operations.
Recent efforts to revive the talks brokered by Norway failed after the rebels rejected an immediate cease-fire.
The rebels accuse successive Philippine administrations of subservience to U.S. interests and failing to improve the lives of the poor. Their numbers have dwindled from a peak of about 25,000 in the mid-1980s to an estimated 4,000 fighters amid battle setbacks, surrenders and factionalism. They are listed as a terrorist organization by the U.S. and European Union.


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A 2004 Dodge Caravan along Route 475 in Taylor Township was struck by an unknown vehicle between 12:01 a.m. on March 5 and midnight on March 9. Anyone having additional information concerning this hit-and-run should contact Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Garner at 717-485-3131.
Forgery Investigated
A 23-year-old McConnellsburg man informed state police that while in the process of obtaining a credit report he found three credit applications that he did not authorize. The incident involving theft and forgery occurred between 12:01 a.m. on December 29, 2009, and midnight on February 23.
Driver Cited Following Crash
Kelly Lee Seville, 26, of Mc- Connellsburg was cited by state police following a single-vehicle accident along Cito Road on Wednesday, March 10.
According to state police, Seville lost control of her eastbound 1999 Pontiac Trans Am at 6:45 p.m. while travelling at a "speed greater than reasonable." The car crossed into a field and came to a rest in a creek. Seville was wearing a seat belt and escaped harm.
Bad Check Written
The Taylor Township tax collector received a bad check issued for payment of property taxes between 12:01 a.m. on January 1 and midnight on March 9 at midnight. State police are continuing to investigate the incident.
Fugitive From Justice Apprehended
State police, McConnellsburg, apprehended a fugitive from justice following a traffic stop in a construction zone along Interstate 70 on Tuesday, March 9. During the 12:11 p.m. traffic stop, state police determined Gregory Renell Clegg, 26, of Canton, Mich., was wanted by law enforcement officials in Baltimore, Md. Clegg was taken into custody and arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott. He was remanded to the Franklin County Prison in lieu of $25,000.
Juvenile Charged
A 16-year-old McConnellsburg boy was cited for harassment following an incident in the parking lot of Penn's Village Shopping Center on Thursday, March 11. According to state police, the juvenile allegedly walked up to a 14-year-old boy from Mc- Connellsburg at 3:50 p.m. and struck him in the face.
Cadillac Damaged
The paint on the trunk of a 2000 Cadillac sustained $100 in damage while parked in the Giant parking lot on Thursday, March 11, between 10 a.m. and 10:50 a.m. The car is owned by a 76-year-old McConnellsburg woman. Anyone having additional information pertinent to this case of mischief should call Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Carper at 717-485-3131.
Car Crashes Into Tree
A 1999 Ford Escort crashed into a tree that had blown across North Valley Road in Brush Creek Township on Friday, March 12. State police reported driver Karlin J. Ford, 28, of Wells Tannery was not injured during the 8:10 p.m. accident just north of Jerry Trail. Ford was using a seat belt.
Mount Union Man Cited After Crash
Forty-nine-year-old Andrew J. Noel of Mount Union faces charges of driving a vehicle at safe speeds following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Great Cove and Lowery roads in Todd Township.
According to state police, Noel's northbound 1997 Ford Escort struck the rear of a 1997 Chevrolet Blazer driven by Timothy G. Brindle, 38, of James Creek.
Both Noel and Brindle were both wearing seat belts when the accident occurred on Friday, March 12, at 3:10 p.m. Brindle complained of stiffness after the crash but refused medical treatment.
Vehicle Pursuit Ends In Hancock
State police, McConnellsburg, arrested a New Market, Md., man last Tuesday evening following a high-speed pursuit that began along Interstate 70 in Brush Creek Township and ended in Hancock, Md.
State police troopers clocked 32-year-old Gregory Eugene Wills travelling at 89 miles per hour in a 55-mile-per-hour zone. Wills refused to stop for troopers and allegedly committed numerous traffic violations during a portion of the chase between Amaranth and Warfordsburg.
Stop sticks were eventually deployed along Route 40 in Maryland where Wills was taken into custody. State police were aided during the chase by Hancock Police Department, Washington County Sheriff's Department and the Maryland State Police.
Tire Slashed
A tire on a 2002 Ford F-150 was slashed while parked at 637 Lincoln Way East in Mc- Connellsburg Borough on Friday, March 12, between 4 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. The vehicle belongs to a 35-year-old Three Springs man. Anyone with additional information regarding this act of mischief is urged to contact Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717- 485-5771 or Trooper Hibner at 717-485-3131.
State Police Investigate Crash
State police, McConnellsburg, investigated a hit-and-run involving a 2006 Nissan truck along Lincoln Way East near the intersection of Third Street in Mc- Connellsburg Borough. According to reports, the truck sustained minor damage when it was struck by an unknown vehicle on Friday, March 12, between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Anyone having further information concerning this case is asked to call Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485- 5771 or Trooper Hibner at 717- 485-3131.
Police Search For Suspect
State police are searching for an unknown Caucasian male responsible for an incident involving reckless endangerment at 649 McKibbin Lane, Warfordsburg, on Thursday, March 11.
The victim, a 37-year-old man from Mechanicsburg, informed state police during the investigation that he arrived at the residence in Union Township to repossess a vehicle at 8:09 p.m. The victim reportedly got into a verbal argument with the suspect, who is described as 6 feet tall, thinly built, with dark hair and possibly goes by the name of Robert. The man stated that during the course of the argument the suspect swung a steel pipe at his head several times while being verbally threatened.
Anyone having additional information pertinent to the whereabouts of the suspect is urged to immediately contact Fulton County Crime Solvers at 717-485-5771 or Trooper Hibner at 717-485-3131.
One Cited For Harassment
Twenty-seven-year-old Mc- Connellsburg resident David Lee Truax Jr. has been cited by state police for harassment after he was allegedly involved in a confrontation at Giant Food store on Monday, March 15. Truax reportedly verbally threatened an 18-year-old McConnellsburg man during the 11 p.m. incident.


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A Montrose man will ride with a group signed up for the 42nd annual Iron Horse Bicycle Classic in May as a tribute to his father, who exhibited classic courage by competing eight consecutive years despite the colon cancer that took more from him every time.
John Cassidy, 64, registered to ride last year but was so weak that he watched from the sidelines. He died June 9, three weeks later.
Dads cancer spread aggressively last year, and he was ravaged, Scott Cassidy wrote in a letter that made its way to Gaige Sippy, director of the Iron Horse Classic. Renegade cancer cells took this fierce, quiet, cycling soldier and reduced him to a wobbly skeleton in a pair of sweats and white sneakers.
Riders and spectators wouldnt have recognized the sickly old fellow propped on a cane, but he was determined to stand and watch, which he did, with more effort than he ever used to ride the race, Cassidy said. With a grin pasted on his bony face, he soaked up the cheers and smells of craft beer, road food and chain lube.
Scott Cassidy asked if his fathers unused 2012 registration could be transferred to him for this years Iron Horse.
Absolutely, Sippy told him.
We have 50 to 60 registrations a year carried over, Sippy said recently. We have quite a few injuries, and people carry over for other reasons.
John Cassidy finished the ride to Silverton every year, 2004 to 2011, bettering his time each year by a couple of minutes, his son said.
Stan Grigg, a longtime friend, recalled in an email that he and other members of a tight-knit group rode the Iron Horse six times with John Cassidy.
Our team name was Never Again because every year we said wed had enough, Grigg said. But three of four weeks later wed be looking forward to the next Iron Horse.
I started riding with John in 1992, and we figured we rode 30,000 miles together, Grigg said. John and I did two Ride the Rockies, and I know he did another. We did two Courage Classic rides, and he did three or four more.
To train for the Iron Horse, Grigg said he and Cassidy would cycle from Ouray to Durango to meet their wives and spend the night.
Scott Cassidy, 38, recalled riding with his father 15 to 20 years ago.
They rode at least a couple of times the three-day Courage Classic Bicycle Race to benefit The Childrens Hospital in Denver. He, his father and his mother, Berni, rode in the MS 150 in Eugene, Ore., to raise money for multiple sclerosis research and treatment.
I hadnt ridden seriously since the mid-1990s, Scott Cassidy said Thursday. But I was inspired by my dads fierceness and determination, so I bought a used carbon bike late last summer and began to train.
Ive been doing two to three hours a week, but I anticipate stepping up the pace to four or five, Cassidy said. Im also working out on a loaned spinning bike.
In Durango, Cassidy, Grigg and David Gann, who also rode with his father, will share quarters.
Well be staying in the same hotel room that the three of them used, Cassidy said. But Ill be taking the place of my father.


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A Republican (!) senator from Iowa IS trying to do something about the xian Cash Cow. Just got this FFRF Action Alert today:
March 29, 2012
Dear FFRF'er:
FFRF sent a memo to U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, weighing in on 17 issues regarding the financial status of churches in our country. We need your help to drive our message home.
On Nov. 5, 2007, Grassley and the Senate Committee on Finance took the laudable step of investigating the tax-exempt status of six mega-churches. Unfortunately, the churches stonewalled and did not cooperate.
In 2011, Grassley asked the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) to facilitate responses from the church community concerning a series of legislative proposals prepared by his staff. ECFA is an accreditation agency formed to promote fiscal integrity and sound financial practices among member organizations. ECFA formed the Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations (CAPRO) to answer the 17 legislative proposals. These 17 issues all involve the favored financial status churches and other religious organizations have under U.S. law.
It is not difficult to guess which way the churches will come out on each issue. As such, FFRF feels it is important for Grassley to hear other, secular, viewpoints. While Grassley thinks "legislation should be a last resort," there is a possibility that these issues and the input he receives could encourage substantive changes in the law that could limit the taxpayer subsidy of religion.
With that goal in mind, we are asking FFRF members to weigh in on these 17 issues. FFRF sent responses to 17 issues directly to Grassley and we ask members do the same. FFRF's memo to Grassley was crafted over a number of weeks and is 23 pages long. We do not expect all of our members to weigh in on each issue. If you go to our website, you can see each issue and a brief description. There is a link to FFRF's answer on this webpage, too.
Grassley has asked for submissions by March 31. It's better to have a late submission than no submission, but please make your submission as soon as possible.
(To view all 17 issues with FFRF's responses, click here.)
1. Thank Senator Grassley for opening up this discussion and soliciting input.
2. The housing exemption granting preferential treatment to "ministers of the gospel" violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. (Issue #2)
3. Churches should be required to file a Form 990 like other 501(c)(3)s. (Issue #4)
4. There is no need for an advisory committee, made up of clergy, to advise the IRS on tax policy regarding churches. (Issue #1 and Issue #5)
5. "Love offerings" — cash gifts to church leaders — should be presumed to be taxable income. (Issue #7)
6. Both the church and church managers should be penalized for unlawful excess benefit transactions. (Issue #12, issue #13, Issue #14. Issue #15)
7. Compensation study guidelines should be developed for churches to prevent church leaders from favorably comparing their salaries to those of superstars like Britney Spears and Oprah. (Issue #16)
8. IRS Code prohibiting churches from endorsing political candidates and retaining their tax-exempt status should be left intact. Tax exemption is a privilege that comes with certain strings attached, churches must abide by those limitations like everyone else. (Issue #17)
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BOLINGBROOK – Lately, Bolingbrook's softball team has been going through a bit of an identity crisis.
A team that has been solid offensively and defensively most of the season struggled in both areas in a 4-0 loss to Sandburg on Monday. The Raiders managed just two hits, struck out 10 times and committed four errors.
"This is not us," Bolingbrook coach Jean Ryan-Moak said. "This was 10 strikeouts and a ton of errors. Usually its 10 hits and maybe one or two errors. This is definitely not the team we've been."
A loss to Joliet West on April 25 came in similar fashion, which has Ryan-Moak scratching her head as to what caused the downturn.
"For whatever reason, the last two games we haven't made the plays and the bats haven't been there," the coach said. "We have to work our way out of the slump. I don't know what it is."
Sophomore pitcher Megan Lotarski struck out six batters Monday, but nine hits and two walks with the four errors made it a battle all game long. Like her coach, she had trouble explaining the Raiders' (8-5 overall, 2-4 SouthWest Suburban Blue) recent slump.
"This season we've been doing pretty well," Lotarski said. "We're a good hitting team, and when we're on we're a good fielding team, too. For the most part we've been consistent, but there's been some ups and downs every now and then."
As the postseason starts to creep up (regionals begin May 20), Lotarski is looking at self-improvement as a way to help the team improve before the playoffs.
"The big things for me is to pitch better, but I also need to hit better because I'm not the most consistent with that," Lotarski said. "I think we could all be more consistent hitting because that's a big part of the game."
Ryan-Moak just wants her team to return to the well-rounded squad that raced out of the gates.
"We've been pretty well-rounded, it's just the last couple of games we haven't had the bats and the defense," the coach said. "It's easy to stay intense when things are going well and you're winning, but you need it most when you're losing. We just need to dig deep and find it."


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Ancient Greek and Roman MILITARY on COINS The Weapons, Battles & Symbols
This guide explores the various types of ancient military symbolism depicted on various coins of ancient Greece and Rome
Feel the ancient military come alive on the coins of the Greeks and the Romans explored in this video. It goes from the personification of valor as Virtus to the Roman god of war, Mars the counterpart of the Greek Ares. However fighting battles takes wisdom so coins with Greek Athena and the Roman counterpart Minerva with spear and shield is depicted.
The Roman emperor would go into battle to vanquish his enemies on horseback. He did have the backing of military foot soldiers, or legions behind him carrying the legionary standards and eagles in the Roman military. One symbol the labarum actually was used in the Roman military after Constantine with the name of Jesus Christ as a monogram symbol . Constantine the Great saw this symbol in the sky before a great battle at the Milvian bridge against Maxentius, which he had painted on the shields of his army and wound up winning a great victory.
The Roman military camps were depicted with the symbolism of the camp gates on their coins. These camp gates were also used as a quick way of communication on the frontiers where they would use them as fire signal beacons to muster their military forces to defend their frontiers.
A coin with the Roman soldiers vanquishing their foes in battle driving spears through them as they lay prostrate on the floor, even the Roman emperor not being above such a military endeavor. Some ways to get around the battle field was to use chariots, including the four horse military chariot called the quadriga or the two horse type as the biga. There is also a rarely seen type of chariot which is the triga, a more widely used Greek type of war chariot.
Elephants with their huge size, magnificence and sheer strength were the ancient equivalent of the tank in ancient times. A rare large silver Greek coin of Seleukos I Nikator of the Seleukid kingdom is show here also, with a chariot drawn by elephants. This made his military a formidable force to deal with. Then a silver coin with an elephant of Julius Caesar, the most famous ancient Roman is shown. It also brings back the story of the Romans facing elephant for the first time when Hannibal Barca, the general from Carthage who crossed the Alps with these elephants. The Romans just like many others who had to face them showed a respect for these formidable foes. Even Alexander the Great had to face elephants in his campaign that went into India.
Galleys were used in ancient Greek and Roman times to get around and to move military forces along with supplies to their destinations. Several coins are shown here, one with a full sail and the other one of Mark Antony from the battle of Actium, which had a great naval battle that shaped history to what it is today. This coin of Mark Antony shows what could be described as trireme military row ships which were used in this battle. The other side had the legionary eagle (aquila) between two standards and named the legion the coin was minted for by it's number.
Weapons were important for any battle. A coin of the kingdom of Bosporus is shown which shown all the important militaristic symbols such as the shield, the spear, the helmet, a sword in a scabbard and even a military axe. The weapons used in the legendary tales of Hercules were the bow and the club. On a coin of Alexander the Great he is even depicted as Hercules. Hercules used the skin of the Nemean lion as a helmet and armor which was impermeable to weapons according to legend. A shield of Macedonia is shown along with the helmet they used. An important mention of the Aegis, which is the severed head of Medusa used on shields and the breast plate of armor to scare or almost turn your enemies to stone. This was used on the armor of the ancient Greeks, such as in a depiction of Alexander the Great and even the Roman emperors including Augustus.
Celebrating their victories, the Romans employed the goddess Victory whose Greek counterpart was Nike. Nike was originally a goddess of athletic Olympic style contests and she, along with her Roman counterpart is shown holding a wreath and a palm branch. The wreath would be placed on the head of the victories general, emperor or athletic contest winner and the palm branch was a symbol of victory. The Romans depicted their vanquished enemies as either bound captives or seated in a mourning position, sad over the great defeat they suffered by the Romans. The weapons, including the armor of the vanquished was used to build a trophy or a tropaion, consisting of the shields, swords, helmets spears and other military objects to be displayed in honor of a victory. The fronts of defeated ships were displayed in the Roman forum as Rostra and used also a speaker's platform along with being a great show of power to foreign dignitaries visiting Rome. There were also occasions that great architectural works that would be commissioned. A large Sestertius Roman coin of Nero is shown which has the arch. Arches are still standing in Rome to this day, one being by the Colosseum, known as the Arch of Titus which celebrated the victory over Judaea, the looting of the Great temple and the victory procession from there. The loot being used to build the Flavian Amphitheatre, known to this day as the Colosseum.
See the coins depicted in this guide for yourself and so much more!
The goal of this guide is to familiarize those new to the collecting of ancient coins to the wonderful types of coins available, all of which featured here and more being available in my eBay store.
See all the different types accessible in my store by clicking the link, which does a search for the term in all capital letters in my store. The types to be seen are:
- Click here to see all coins of VIRTUS personification of valor, and manliness.
- Click here to see all coins of ARES the Greek god of war.
- Click here to see all coins of MARS the Roman god of war.
- Click here to see all coins of ATHENA the goddess of military wisdom and more.
- Click here to see all coins of MINERVA the Roman counterpart of Athena.
- Click here to see all coins of EMPERORS on HORSES.
- Click here to see all coins with HORSES.
- Click here to see all coins of EAGLES which were used by Romans and Greeks.
- Click here to see all coins of ROMAN LEGIONARY STANDARDS on coins.
- Click here to see all coins of GLORY of ARMY featuring Legionary Soldiers.
- Click here to see all coins with LABARUM the Christian symbol standard.
- Click here to see all coins with CHI-RHO the Jesus Christ monogram, also known as Christogram used on the labarum.
- Click here to see all coins with CAMP GATE the Roman legionary camp with fire signal beacons.
- Click here to see all coins of BATTLE scenes.
- Click here to see all coins with CHARIOTS. Also see QUADRIGA and TRIGA and BIGA.
- Click here to see all coins with ELEPHANTS.
- Click here to see all coins with GALLEYS. Also see SHIPS.
- Click here to see all coins with SPEAR and SHIELD and HELMET and BOW and CLUB and AXE and SWORD and AEGIS and GORGONEION and TRIDENT.
- Click here to see all coins with NIKE the Greek goddess of Victory
- Click here to see all coins with VICTORY the Roman counterpart of Nike.
- Click here to see all coins of VICTORY OVER a Roman enemy.
- Click here to see all coins with TROPAION which is the Greek version of trophy.
- Click here to see all coins with TROPHY.
- Click here to see all coins with ARCH. See also COLUMN.
Ancient Coins of the Military
GORDIAN III 240AD Authent Authentic Genuine Silver Roman Coin VIRTUS i21683
Silver Antoninianus 21mm (2.56 grams) Rome mint: March – May 240 A.D.
Reference: RIC 6, C 381
IMPCAESMANTGORDIANVSAVG – Radiate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
VIRTVSAVG – Virtus standing left, holding spear and resting on shield.
ANTONINUS PIUS Marcus Aurelius Father Ancient RomanCoin ARES Mars Cult i14350
Bronze 18mm (4.68 grams) of Philippopolis in Thrace
AVT K ANTΩNEINOC CEB, bare bust right.
ΦIΛIIΠΠOΠOΛEIT, Nude Ares standing left, holding patera and spear.
Silver Denarius 20mm (3.01 grams) Rome mint: 222 A.D.
Reference: RIC 160; RSC 173a; SR-7884
IMP C M AVR SEV ALEXAND AVG, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
MARTI PACIFERO, Mars standing facing, head left, holding spear and branch.
VELIA in LUCANIA 300BC Philistion group Silver Greek Coin Athena Lion i53521
Silver Stater 21mm (6.89 grams) Struck circa 300-280 B.C. Philistion group.
Reference: Williams 506 (O254/R355); HN Italy 1312; SNG ANS 1387; Weber 938
Head of Athena left, wearing crested Attic helmet decorated with a dolphin, Φ on neck guard.
Lion standing right; above, Φ-I flanking ornate trident head right; YEΛHTΩN in exergue.
DOMITIAN 92AD Ancient Silver Roman Coin Athena MINERVA Cult i21934
Silver Denarius 19mm (3.06 grams) Rome mint: 92 A.D.
Reference: RIC 728; RSC 273
IMP CAES DOMIT AVG GERM P M TR P XI, laureate head right.
IMP XXI COS XVI CENS P P P, Minerva advancing right, brandishing javelin & holding shield.
NERO on HORSE with SOLDIER 67AD Rome Sestertius LARGE Ancient Roman Coin i53830
Bronze Sestertius 34mm (24.93 grams) Rome mint: 67 A.D.
Reference: RIC-170
NERO CLAVDIVS CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P, Laureate head of Nero wearing aegis facing right.
Nero and soldier papanthesis on horseback right; DECVRSIO in exergue; S C across fields.
PROBUS on horse spearing barbarian 278AD Authentic Ancient Roman Coin i53272
Silvered Bronze Antoninianus 23mm (3.25 grams) Serdica mint 278-282 A.D.
Reference: RIC 877g(var.), C 912
IMPCMAVRPROBVSPAVG – Helmeted, radiate, cuirassed bust left,
holding spear over shoulder and shield.
VIRTVSPROBIAVG Exe: KAΓ – Probus riding horse right, spearing barbarian;
shield under horse.
MAXIMINUS II DAIA 312AD Rome Rare Aquila Standards Ancient Roman Coin i52865
Bronze Follis 18mm (3.00 grams) Rome mint, circa 312-313 A.D.
Reference: RIC 350b (VI, Roma)
IMP MAXIMINVS P F AVG, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
SPQR OPTIMO PRINCIPI Exe: RT, Aquila (legionary eagle) flanked by two standards.
CONSTANTINE I the GREAT 335AD Ancient Roman Coin Glory of Army Legions i27304
Bronze AE3 16mm (2.59 grams) Antioch mint: 335-337 A.D.
CONSTANTINVSMAXAVG – Rosette-diademed, draped and cuirassed bust right.
GLORIAEXERCITVS Exe: SMANΓ – Two soldiers standing either side of two standards.Numismatic Note* The reverse legend dedicates this coin to " the glory of the Army."
Theodosius I the Great with labarum 379AD Authentic Ancient Roman Coin i52710
Bronze AE3 16mm (3.03 grams) Aquileia mint 379-395 A.D.
Reference: RIC 45b
D N THEODOSIVS P F AVG, pearl diademed, draped & cuirassed bust right
GLORIA ROMANORVM, emperor advancing right, holding labarum & dragging captive, SMAQP in ex.
CONSTANTIUS II son of Constantine the Great w labarum Ancient Roman Coin i51167
Son of Constantine I the Great
Bronze AE2 20mm (3.98 grams) Cyzicus mint 348-351 A.D.
Reference: RIC 70 (Cyzicus), LRBC 2474
DNCONSTANTIVSPFAVG – Diademed, draped and cuirassed bust left, holding globe.
FELTEMPREPARATIO Exe: */SMKΔ – Constantius II standing left, holding labarum topped with the Chi-Rho and resting hand on shield; two captives to left. Star in left field.
CONSTANTIUS II 324AD Arelate Mint OPEN DOOR CAMP GATE Rare Roman Coin i51101
Bronze AE3 20mm (2.67 grams) Arelate mint: 324-325 A.D.
Reference: RIC 297
FL IVL CONSTANTIVS NOB C, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust left.
VIRTVS CAESS Exe: QA(crescent)RL, Camp gate with open doors and four turrets; star above.* Numismatic Note: Rare type with the open doors.
CONSTANTIUS II Constantine the Great son Ancient Roman Coin Battle Horse i46699
Bronze AE2 23mm (4.98 grams) Struck in the mint of Aquileia circa 337-361 A.D.
Reference: RIC VIII Aquileia 95.
DN CONSTAN-TIVS PF AVG, pearl diademed, draped, cuirassed bust right
FEL TEMP RE-PARATIO, soldier standing left, knee raised, spearing fallen horseman who is wearing a Phrygian helmet, falling forwards on the ground on his hands and knees. Star in right field. Mintmark AQT. (The dot at far right is not part of the mintmark).
PROBUS 276AD Authentic Ancient Roman Coin Sol Sun God on horse quadriga i44286
Bronze Antoninianus 23mm (4.27 grams) Struck circa 276-282 A.D.
Reference: RIC 861.
IMP C M AVR PROBVS P F AVG – Radiate and mantled bust left, holding eagle-tipped sceptre.
SOLI INVICTO Ex: KAΔ – Sol driving facing quadriga chariot, head left, holding whip.
Roman Republic 104BC Roma Victory Chariot Authentic Ancient Silver Coin i49087
Silver Denarius 19mm (3.82 grams) Rome mint, circa 104 B.C.
Reference: Coelia 3; B.M.C. 1463-92; Syd. 582a; Craw. 318/1b
Head of Roma left.
Victory in biga ( chariot) left, CALD below horses, letter below.
SELEUKOS I Nikator Tetradrachm Athena ELEPHANT Silver Greek Coin Seleukid i46301
Seleukos I, Nikator – King: 312-280 B.C.
Silver Tetradrachm 26mm (17.27 grams) Struck circa 312-280 B.C.
Reference: Sear 6831 var.; HGC 9, 18
Laureate head of Zeus right.
Athena, brandishing spear and holding shield, standing in chariot drawn right by four horned elephants; on left, ΒΑΣΙΛΕΩΣ; in exergue, ΣEΛΕYKOY.
JULIUS CAESAR Elephant Serpent 49BC Authentic Ancient Silver Roman Coin i47254
Silver Denarius 19mm (3.66 grams) Struck 49-48 B.C.
Reference: RSC 49j B.9; B.M.C., Gaul, 27; Syd. 1006; Craw. 443/1
Elephant walking right, trampling on serpent, CAESAR in exergue.
Sacrificial implements: Simpulum, sprinkler, axe and priest's hat.The obverse type may symbolize victory over evil, whereas the reverse refers to Caesar's office of Pontifex Maximus.
GORDIAN III 238AD Deultum Thrace GALLEY SHIP Ancient Roman Coin BEAUTY i52771
Bronze 23mm (5.66 grams) of Deultum in Thrace
Reference: Jurokova 274
IMP C GORDIANVS PIVS FEL AVG, Laureate, draped and cuirassed bust right.
COL F L PAC DEVLT, Galley under full sail, sailing right.
MARK ANTONY Cleopatra Lover 32BCActium Ancient Silver Roman Coin LEG XIX i53492
Silver Denarius 18mm (3.09 grams)
Struck at Actium 32-31 B.C. for Mark Antony's XIX Legion
Reference: RSC 55; B.M.C. 214; Syd. 1242; Craw. 544/35
ANT AVG III VIR R P C, Praetorian galley right.
LEG XIX, Legionary eagle between two standards.
RHOEMETALKES 136AD Bosporus King Shield Sword Axe Horse Helmet Greek Coin i53539
Rhoemetalkes – King, circa 131-154 A.D.
Bronze '48 Units' 22mm (5.48 grams) Struck circa 136 A.D.
Reference: Anohin 495; Sear GIC 5467; MacDonald 456
ΒΑCΙΛЄѠC POIMHTAΛKOY, His diademed and draped bust right; trident before.
Circular shield between battle axe (on left) and sword in scabbard; spear in background; above, horse's head and helmet; beneath, denomination mark M H.
Alexander III the Great as Hercules 336BC Ancient Greek Coin Bow Club i44200
Bronze 19mm (6.18 grams)
Struck under Alexander the Great 336-323 B.C.
Reference: Sear 6739 var.
Head of Alexander the Great as Hercules right, wearing the lion-skin headdress.
Hercules' weapons, bow in bow-case and club, ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΥ in between.
DEMETRIUS I Poliorcetes 294BC Ancient Greek Coin HELMET SHIELD i27042
AMISOS in PONTUS MITHRADATES VI the GREAT Gorgon Aegis Nike Greek Coin i30066
Bronze 21mm (7.67 grams) Struck under Mithradates VI the Great circa 105-90 B.C. or circa 90-85 B.C.
Reference: HGC 7, 242; Sear 3642; SNG Black Sea 1177-1191; B.M.C. 13. 20,74
Aegis, with Gorgon's head at center.
Nike advancing right, carrying palm-branch; ΑΜΙ – ΣΟΥ across field; monograms to left and to right.
AUGUSTUS Victory Over Brutus Cassius Assasins of Julius Caesar Roman Coin i53144
Bronze 18mm (4.47 grams) from the city of Philippi in Northern Greece,
Macedonia circa 27 B.C. -10 B.C.
Reference: BMC 23; Sear 32
VIC AVG, Victory standing left.
3 legionary Standards, 'COHOR PRAEPHIL'
TRAJAN victory over DACIA 103AD Ancient Silver Roman Denarius Coin Rome i53511
Silver Denarius 17mm (3.36 grams) Rome mint: 103-111 A.D.
Reference: RIC 219
IMP TRAIANO AVG GER DAC P M TR P COS V P P, laureate head right.
S P Q R OPTIMO PRINCIPI, Dacia seated right in mournful attitude on shield; below, curved sword.Trajan celebrates his victory over Dacia on this coin.
CONSTANTINE I the GREAT RARE Ancient Roman Coin Victory Over SARMATIANS i39763
Victory Over SARMATIANS
Bronze 19mm (3.24 grams) Sirmium mint 324-325 A.D.
Reference: RIC 48 (VII, Sirmium)
CONSTANTINVSAVG – Laureate head right.
SARMATIADEVICTA Exe: SIRM – Victory advancing right, stepping on captive,
holding Trophy and palm.
SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS 194AD Emesa Trophy Quality Ancient Silver Roman Coin i12586
Silver Denarius 17mm (3.21 grams) Emesa mint: 194-195 A.D.
Reference: RIC 389, BMC 365, S 6288, C 232
IMPCAELSEPSEVPERTAVGCOSII – Laureate head right.
INVICTOIMP – Trophy with weapons at base.
NERO Arch Chariot & Mars 65AD Lugdunum Ancient Roman Coin Architecture i36665
Bronze Sestertius 36mm (25.42 grams) Lugdunum mint: 65 A.D.
Reference: RIC 393; Cohen 306; BMCRE 330; BN 69; WCN 414; F.S. Kleiner, The Arch
of Nero in Rome. A study of the Roman honorary arch before and under Nero,
Archaeologica 52 (Rome, 1985), 51aNERO CLAVD CAESAR AVG GER P M TR P IMP P P, laureate head left, globe at point of bust.
S C across field, Triumphal arch, hung with wreath across front and left side; above, Nero in facing quadriga escorted on right by Victory holding wreath and palm and on left by Pax holding caduceus and cornucopiae; just below the quadriga on extreme left and right, two small figures of soldiers; on left side of arch in niche, figure of Mars standing facing, holding spear and round shield; ornamental reliefs on the faces and plinths of the arch.
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