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If you are looking for a spacious apartment within a five minute walk of Lancaster city centre then this could be the one for you; with the benefit of gas central heating and double glazing the size and style of this apartment is better than most. This property would be ideal as either a first time home or as an investment and is ideally placed for the hospitals, railway and bus stations, universities and all the excellent facilities the city has to offer. The present owner has successfully let this apartment for a number of years. Give us call and make an appointment to view you wont be disappointed! The first floor accommodation briefly comprises: entrance hallway, lounge/dining, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. To the outside there is a communal garden with drying area, visitors parking and an allocated parking space for this apartment.
Communal hallway with stairs up to first floor.
Single radiator. Built in cloakroom cupboard. Telephone point. Power points.
4.17m x 3.91m (13'8 x 12'10 )Two double glazed windows to the front aspect. Double radiator. Television point. Power points. Space for table and chairs. Opening into :
2.21m x 1.88m (7'3 x 6'2 )Double glazed window to the front aspect. Range of fitted wall and base units with contrasting work surfaces over and inset single drainer sink with mixer tap. Integral Neff electric oven, hob and extractor hood. Plumbed for automatic washing machine. Space for fridge. Wall mounted Vaillant gas combi boiler. Power points.
3.61m x 2.77m (11'10 x 9'1 )Double glazed window to the front aspect. Single radiator. Power points.
2.62m x 2.31m (8'7 x 7'7 )Double glazed window to rear aspect. Single radiator. Power points.
Double glazed opaque window. Three piece suite comprising: low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath with overhead shower. Tiled to complement. Single radiator.
Communal walled garden to the rear with lawn, rockery and flower beds. Bin store. Drying area. Visitors parking.
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Tylenol Cold Head Congestion Daytime Side Effects
Generic Name: acetaminophen / dextromethorphan / phenylephrine
Note: This document contains side effect information about acetaminophen / dextromethorphan / phenylephrine. Some of the dosage forms listed on this page may not apply to the brand name Tylenol Cold Head Congestion Daytime.
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Applies to acetaminophen / dextromethorphan / phenylephrine: oral capsule, oral liquid, oral packet, oral tablet
What are some side effects that I need to call my doctor about right away?
WARNING/CAUTION: Even though it may be rare, some people may have very bad and sometimes deadly side effects when taking a drug. Tell your doctor or get medical help right away if you have any of the following signs or symptoms that may be related to a very bad side effect:
- Signs of an allergic reaction, like rash; hives; itching; red, swollen, blistered, or peeling skin with or without fever; wheezing; tightness in the chest or throat; trouble breathing, swallowing, or talking; unusual hoarseness; or swelling of the mouth, face, lips, tongue, or throat.
- Signs of liver problems like dark urine, feeling tired, not hungry, upset stomach or stomach pain, light-colored stools, throwing up, or yellow skin or eyes.
- Not able to pass urine or change in how much urine is passed.
- A very bad skin reaction (Stevens-Johnson syndrome/toxic epidermal necrolysis) may happen. It can cause very bad health problems that may not go away, and sometimes death. Get medical help right away if you have signs like red, swollen, blistered, or peeling skin (with or without fever); red or irritated eyes; or sores in your mouth, throat, nose, or eyes.
What are some other side effects of this drug?
All drugs may cause side effects. However, many people have no side effects or only have minor side effects. Call your doctor or get medical help if any of these side effects or any other side effects bother you or do not go away:
- Dizziness.
- Feeling nervous and excitable.
- Not able to sleep.
These are not all of the side effects that may occur. If you have questions about side effects, call your doctor. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects.
You may report side effects to the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088. You may also report side effects at http://www.fda.gov/medwatch.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to acetaminophen/dextromethorphan/phenylephrine: oral capsule, oral liquid, oral powder for reconstitution, oral suspension, oral syrup, oral tablet
Hepatic side effects of acetaminophen have included severe and sometimes fatal dose dependent hepatitis in alcoholic patients. Hepatotoxicity has been increased during fasting.[Ref]
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects of dextromethorphan have included drowsiness and dizziness. Other side effects such as excitation, mental confusion, and opioid like respiratory depression have been rare and occurred at higher dosages. In some cases of abuse, patients experienced euphoria, hyperactivity, mania, and auditory and visual hallucinations.
Nervous system side effects of phenylephrine have included headache, dizziness, nervousness, restlessness, tremor, insomnia, convulsions, and central nervous system depression.[Ref]
Cardiovascular side effects of phenylephrine have included palpitations, arrhythmias, and cardiovascular collapse with hypotension.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects of dextromethorphan have included upset stomach.
Gastrointestinal side effects of phenylephrine have included nausea.[Ref]
Hypersensitivity side effects of dextromethorphan have included rare reports of fixed-drug eruptions.[Ref]
Respiratory side effects of phenylephrine have included respiratory difficulty.[Ref]
Genitourinary side effects of phenylephrine have included dysuria.[Ref]
General side effects of phenylephrine have included pallor and weakness.[Ref]
Psychiatric side effects of phenylephrine have included hallucinations, fear, and anxiety.[Ref]
Dermatologic side effects associated with acetaminophen includes the risk of rare but potentially fatal serious skin reactions known as Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), and acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP).
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NEW YORK, NY - Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz, and the AMERICAN PICKERS team are excited to return to New Jersey and plan to film episodes of the hit series AMERICAN PICKERS throughout the region in September, 2017. So get your hidden treasures ready for the full-on evaluation by the guys who invented archeological antiquing.
A mainstay of the History Channel lineup (Channel 560 Service Electric) AMERICAN PICKERS is a documentary series that explores the fascinating world of antique "picking." The hit show follows Mike and Frank, two of the most skilled pickers in the business, as they hunt for America's most valuable antiques. They are always excited to find sizeable, unique collections and learn the interesting stories behind them.
A lifelong American picker, Mike has earned a reputation as one of the country's foremost foragers, traveling coast to coast in search of forgotten treasures. Where other people see dilapidated barns and overgrown yards, Mike sees potential goldmines packed with rare finds and sensational stories.
Mike spends as much time as he can on the road, usually with Frank Fritz–his friend of 20 years and picking partner–in tow. "A picker's kind of like a nomad," he explains. Wherever they go, the two guys unearth hoards of unique items and spend some quality time with the offbeat characters who own them.
Mike looks for antique baby carriages and vintage jukeboxes to old cars and scrap metal. Mike's clients include interior designers, art directors, photographers and collectors. He also owns Antique Archaeology, a specialty shop that sells antiques, vintage items and folk art in sleepy Le Claire, Iowa.
As they hit the back roads from coast to coast, Mike and Frank are on a mission to recycle and rescue forgotten relics. This is no search for your Grandma's collector plates. Relics, as shown on the show's website include classic wood paneling and other building materials, motorcycles, and neon signs. The pair hopes to give historically significant objects a new lease on life, while learning a thing or two about America's past along the way. Mike and Frank have seen a lot of rusty gold over the years and are always looking to discover something they've never seen before.
Along the way, the Pickers want to meet characters with remarkable and exceptional items. They are ready to find extraordinary items and hear fascinating tales about them.
AMERICAN PICKERS is looking for leads and would love to explore your hidden treasure.
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Few lips in 2013 have been as scrutinized as Beyoncé Knowles'. On Sunday evening during the Super Bowl halftime show, while the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers were recovering from an hour of head-bashing action, Knowles' lips and the ringing, pitch-perfect voice behind them were the focus of a national drama that had unfolded in the weeks prior.
Drama and halftime shows: not your usual combo.
Last year's tension, after all, was mostly centered on how well Madonna would market her forthcoming record. The year before that featured the Black Eyed Peas, about as menacing an entertainment as a miniature Doberman. But timing is everything, and Beyoncé, one of the world's most popular singers, had something to prove.
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Her integrity was at stake, and perhaps as many as 100 million people were measuring it with her.
Nearly two weeks ago, the singer offered a lauded delivery of "The Star-Spangled Banner" during President Obama's second inauguration. Millions watching on television saw her eyes light up, the veins in her neck turn to rope, her lips shape the words and her voice pour forth America's anthem in perfect pitch. Afterward, she smiled proudly.


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I'm Changing the Purpose of my Blog
6 comments:
- Lisa Wallen Logsdon said...
Becky..this was exactly why I started blogging. I didn't even know there were geneabloggers out there when I started this year in February! I've been missing the whole blogging community until now! I found it only because I felt I needed a more interesting way to get my genealogy and our family history out there for family to read. I thought pictures with stories would help. They are still not reading it but I keep thinking someday they will. Probably after I'm gone. But I put right on my blog who my blog was for when I created it and that's pretty much what I have stuck to these months. And I have this sense of urgency...I have so much to post and who knows how much time any of us have to get our work out there?
- July 29, 2010 at 2:08 PM
- Greta Koehl said...
Excellent idea, Becky. I started my blog with a modest purpose- getting in touch with other researchers. It has succeeded in doing that for me, but the contacts with other genea-bloggers has been a bonus and, like you, I want to put the articles on research and on my own memories together for my descendants.
- July 29, 2010 at 4:43 PM
- GrannyPam said...
This is a great idea. I think writing with your children and grandchildren in mind will interest many of bloggers and researchers, too.
- July 29, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- Lori said...
Wonderful idea. I keep hoping that someday my kids will get the "genealogy" bug and want to read my research. If they ever do, I want to be prepared!
- July 29, 2010 at 8:43 PM
- Michelle Goodrum said...
Fantastic idea! I keep hoping my family will become interested too. I can hardly wait to see what you come up with!
- July 30, 2010 at 7:34 AM
- Judith Richards Shubert said...
You've given me lots to think about, Becky. I've been having thoughts along these same lines. I started my blog to have a place for family to find stories I gathered and wrote about our ancestors and a lot of them do read them, but so many of the younger generation do not. My children and grandchildren barely give my work a passing nod! It's a little discouraging. Then there is always the nagging question in my mind of will my blog always be out there on the world-wide-web? I think I need to create a book or books that will be something tangible that my descendants can read and hold in their hands. I've learned a LOT from the world of the geneabloggers. Thanks, everyone.
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If there's one thing I hate in this world, it's a cheater. No, I'm not talking about using a cheat code so you can blow through the last stage of Doom 3 to beat the end boss and see the ending sequence after a long weekend of slagging your way through demons the old fashioned way — I mean, cheating where it counts, where cheating affects another human being negatively. And where those internet-keyboard-brigade creationists are concerned, while all of their actions are objectively negative, those actions that can safely be described as "cheating" are especially deplorable. This is the story of how those same creationists are cheating at Youtube.
Youtube, like any other user-content-driven website, is a meritocracy, where the videos with the most views and the highest user-ratings make it to the front page, where they get even more views as a reward. So, when creationist-debunking videos like those by Thunderf00t and cdk007 and ZOMGItsCriss start garnering e-accolades for their intelligent, well-researched rebuttals to creationist "theories" (in their parlance — in ours, you'd have to say hypotheses), this obviously bloodied a few creationist noses.
Mind you, this isn't hard, when the best they have to offer is crap like that the banana was perfectly created for humans by "Almighty God", thus giving atheists nightmares (despite the fact that the banana you buy in the grocery store is a product of thousands of years of cultivation by humans, and is nothing like the original God Brand Banana), or that peanut butter must naturally spawn new life once in a while if abiogenesis is correct (figure that one out!), or that the speed of light must have been faster in the past to account for being able to see stuff that's hundreds of millions of light years away when the universe is only 6000 years old (you should go on to watch the rest of cdk007's film series when you're done that one), or that the entire sedimentary record is the result of the Great Flood and that the Grand Canyon was carved in minutes, thus the three hundred mile long trench was dug at hundreds of times the speed of sound.
So, having had their noses bloodied, the creationists have resorted to dirty pool — throwing sand in the eyes of those who champion science by issuing false DMCA takedown notices, then calling up a robot army to do their dirty work.
The DMCA takedown notices serve to temporarily remove the videos until someone at Youtube can go in and verify that there is no actual copyright being violated — e.g., because all the clips in the video fall under "fair use", or having been taken from videos that explicitly state that they are free for copying, creative commons, or otherwise legal to redistribute without charging. Of course, abuse of the DMCA is illegal, and VenomFangX for instance has had to swallow his pride and post a video exonerating Thunderf00t from his spurious charges once before, but that isn't stopping other folks from wielding the DMCA laws as a sword against atheists, skeptics, and scientists.
The bot armies are particularly onerous, automating the process of creating accounts, searching for any video by a particular user, then down-rating them all — resulting in such unlikely scenarios as a few thousand 1-star ratings on a video that's only been up for a few minutes, thus pushing the video so far down the listings that nobody's likely to ever see it to begin with. Counter-tactics (since the "good guys" won't stoop to their level) have included begging for 5-star ratings to dilute the vote-bots' effects and complaining to Youtube directly.
Complaining has not alleviated the situation, and in fact has had an unintended effect — when Thunderf00t was unable to get the powers-that-be to take action regarding the vote-botting that's been hitting his and his compatriots' channels, in frustration (and a degree of rashness), he put up a video explaining exactly what was going on, how it was in Youtube's financial best interests to do something about all the dirty tricks (e.g. frustrated or silenced users = fewer users = lower ad revenue), and how we, the viewers, could complain to Youtube to add our voices to the chorus. Youtube didn't like this, and took down Thunderf00t's video. Other users mirrored the video, though, even going so far as to re-encode them or add a few seconds of extra material so as to bypass Youtube's automated duplicate filters, in a clever gambit by the community completely unprompted by Thunderf00t himself. And here's a follow-up video, reposted of course to avoid being taken down, though who knows how long this repost will be up.
I document all of this internet drama partly because I feel it needs to be made known, and partly because it's the weekend, and acting like a keyboard warrior is my way of saying "I just watched Ong Bak again, and wish I could kick ass like Tony Jaa, but sticking my nose into a protracted creation-vs-science fight on the internet is the closest thing I can get." I was surprised to find that this saga has even merited a mention on my favorite evolution-related blog, Pharyngula, so it seems I'm not alone in my desires to stick my nose in. I don't have one millionth the credibility to back up my words that PZ Myers does, but I'll be damned if I stay silent while the creationists keep working their wedge strategy everyplace they can. Warning: don't read that last link if you have booze in the house, or you'll drink yourself into a coma.
As an antidote to all this drama and bullshit, here's my hero calling like it is. The only one I'm going to embed.


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Newborn sepsis is a severe infection in an infant less than 28 days old. The infection is in your baby's blood, but it may affect any body system or the whole body.
Newborn sepsis is most often caused by bacteria, but other germs can also cause it. A fetus may become infected before birth if your amniotic fluid is infected. During delivery, the newborn may be exposed to an infection in the birth canal. Once born, a baby may be exposed to infections in the hospital.
The following are things that make it more likely that your newborn will have sepsis:
Sepsis in newborns can be hard to identify. Symptoms depend on what's causing the infection. They also depend on how severe the infection is and where it is. The newborn may have:
Sepsis in the newborn can be hard to diagnose. The signs of sepsis are similar to many other health conditions. Your baby may need tests. These may include:
Treatment will depend on your baby's symptoms, age, and general health. It will also depend on how severe the condition is.
Early diagnosis and treatment is the best way to stop sepsis. If your baby's healthcare provider suspects sepsis, your baby will get antibiotics right away, even before test results are available. Once the provider has the test results, he or she may change the treatment.
A newborn with sepsis may be very ill. He or she will need to stay in the newborn intensive care unit (NICU). In the NICU your baby will be watched very closely. In addition to the antibiotics, he or she will get other medicines, oxygen, nutrition, and help with breathing, if needed.
Sepsis is life-threatening for newborns. It can affect any body system. It often affects more than one system at the same time.
Although newborn sepsis can't be completely prevented, you can lower the risk. Regular prenatal care can detect and treat many problems that put a newborn at risk for sepsis.
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Chemotherapy for Childhood Leukemia
Chemotherapy (chemo) is the main treatment for nearly all childhood leukemias. This is treatment with anti-cancer drugs that are given into a vein, into a muscle, into the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), or taken as pills. Except when given into the CSF, chemo drugs enter the bloodstream and reach all areas of the body, making this treatment very useful for cancers such as leukemia.
The treatment of leukemia uses combinations of several chemo drugs. Doctors give chemo in cycles, with each period of treatment followed by a rest period to give the body time to recover. In general, treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML) uses higher doses of chemo over a shorter period of time (usually less than a year), and acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) treatment uses lower doses of chemo over a longer period of time (usually 2 to 3 years).
Some of the drugs used to treat childhood leukemia include:
- Vincristine (Oncovin)
- Daunorubicin, also known as daunomycin (Cerubidine)
- Doxorubicin (Adriamycin)
- Cytarabine, also known as cytosine arabinoside or ara-C (Cytosar)
- L-asparaginase (Elspar), PEG-L-asparaginase (pegaspargase, Oncaspar)
- Etoposide (VePesid, others)
- Teniposide (Vumon)
- 6-mercaptopurine (Purinethol)
- 6-thioguanine
- Methotrexate
- Mitoxantrone
- Cyclophosphamide (Cytoxan)
- Prednisone
- Dexamethasone (Decadron, others)
Children will probably get several of these drugs at different times during the course of treatment, but they do not get all of them.
Possible side effects of chemotherapy
Chemo drugs attack cells that are dividing quickly, which is why they work against cancer cells. But other cells in the body, such as those in the bone marrow (where new blood cells are made), the lining of the mouth and intestines, and the hair follicles, also divide quickly. These cells can also be affected by chemotherapy, which can lead to side effects.
The side effects of chemo depend on the type and dose of drugs given and the length of treatment. These side effects can include:
- Hair loss
- Mouth sores
- Loss of appetite
- Diarrhea
- Nausea and vomiting
- Increased risk of infections (because of low white blood cell counts)
- Bruising and bleeding easily (from low platelet counts)
- Fatigue (caused by low red blood cell counts)
The problems with blood cell counts are often caused by the leukemia itself at first. They might get worse during the first part of treatment because of the chemotherapy, but they will probably improve as the leukemia cells are killed off and the normal cells in the bone marrow recover.
The side effects above usually go away when treatment is finished. There are often ways to reduce these side effects. For instance, drugs can be given to help prevent or reduce nausea and vomiting. Other drugs known as growth factors can be given to help keep the blood cell counts higher.
Tumor lysis syndrome is another possible side effect of chemotherapy. It can happen in patients who had large numbers of leukemia cells in the body before treatment. When chemo kills these cells, they break open and release their contents into the bloodstream. This can overwhelm the kidneys, which aren't able to get rid of all of these substances at once. Too much of certain minerals can also affect the heart and nervous system. This problem can be prevented by making sure the child gets lots of fluids during treatment and by giving certain drugs, such as bicarbonate, allopurinol, and rasburicase, which help the body get rid of these substances.
Some chemo drugs can also have specific side effects that are not listed above. Be sure to ask your child's doctor or nurse about any specific side effects you should watch for and about what you can do to help reduce these side effects.
Chemotherapy given directly into the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) around the brain and spinal cord (known as intrathecal chemotherapy) can have its own side effects, although these are not common. Intrathecal chemo may cause trouble thinking or even seizures in some children.
Chemo can also cause some long-term side effects. These are discussed in What Happens After Treatment for Childhood Leukemia?
For more information on chemotherapy, see the Chemotherapy section of our website.
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- Immunotherapy for Childhood Leukemia
- High-dose Chemotherapy and Stem Cell Transplant for Childhood Leukemia
- Treatment of Children With Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL)
- Treatment of Children With Acute Myelogenous Leukemia (AML)
- Treatment of Children With Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia (APL)
- Treatment of Children With Juvenile Myelomonocytic Leukemia (JMML)
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When Springside Chestnut Hill Academy travelled to Penn Charter for last Friday's boys' soccer match, both the Blue Devils and the host Quakers were not only seeking their first Inter-Ac victory, but also their first goal in league play.
On Tuesday, Charter had opened up with a 5-0 setback against the league's pre-season favorite, Haverford School, while SCH visited Germantown Academy and gave up a pair of goals to senior Dan Hoy in a 2-0 defeat.
Three days later, SCH grabbed a 1-0 halftime lead at Charter, then controlled the ball for long stretches in the second period before adding a second goal with six minutes left to play. The Quakers (3-4-1 overall) broke the shutout with two-and-a-half minutes remaining, but the Devils (7-3) took away a 2-1 win.
Visiting senior Danny Hull scored the first goal, and in the second half he took a shot that set up a rebound opportunity for classmate Alex DeBerardinis, who stuffed in the game-winner. PC junior Zach Weinberg got the hosts on the scoreboard in the waning moments.
Thinking back to Tuesday's league debut, SCH coach Joe DiSalvo recalled, "We came out flat at GA, and when they scored in the first five minutes it set the tone for the game. Today, we came to play."
The Devils also made a change in their starting formation, going from three to four defenders.
"That was so we could control the game a little more and get some more ball possession," DiSalvo said. "We're still a pretty young team and it helps us when we can have some control early in a game."
Penn Charter's first opponent last week, Haverford, was ranked in the top 20 in ESPN's national poll.
"They're very good, but I don't think they're five goals better than us," said Quakers coach Bob DiBenedetto.
He was disappointed that his club did not rebound from that setback to give a high-quality performance on Friday.
"They wanted it more today," he said of visiting SCH. "They were tougher, they ran through every ball, they won head balls. In soccer you've got to win loose balls. Here we're down 1-0 and we're letting balls bounce a couple times in our box – that can't happen."
DiBenedetto's senior goalie, Ben Krieger (eight saves) made the first save of the afternoon, then his teammates went on the attack for several minutes. The visitors countered, launching a corner kick that sailed well past the goal, and serving another ball into the box only to have it headed away by Charter junior Sam Agre.
The Devils got on the board with 24:54 remaining in the first half. Krieger was in the middle of the goal and tried to get over to the right side of the cage on Hull's shot from the middle of the box, but the SCH senior placed the ball just inside the post. Later in the period, PC's Agre got his head on the ball for a promising shot, but the ball went wide to the right of the CHA cage and senior keeper Sam Feirson (seven saves).
A scuffle broke out on the field in the closing minutes of the period, which ended with CHA still leading 1-0. Both teams contributed to the physical nature of the game, but the Quakers seemed distracted by the contact while SCH appeared to focus on the game itself a bit better.
"I thought we came out a little stronger in the second half, but not good enough to win," said PC's DiBenedetto.
As the second half got underway Charter earned a corner kick and generated other opportunities up front. A particularly dangerous serve towards the cage was punched away from the goalmouth by the Devils' Feirson.
After the initial push by Penn Charter, Springside Chestnut Hill regrouped and began to protect its slim lead simply by keeping the ball out of its defensive half. Hull hit a hard shot into the netting just outside of the left goalpost, and fellow senior Dan Trulear turned with the ball in the middle of the box to get off a close-range shot, but junior defender Ted Foley was there for the Quakers, blocking the ball.
The match was now well into its final 10 minutes. Threatening again, Hull fired from a dozen yards outside the right post. Krieger made a great diving stop, but the loose ball bounced over towards the left side of the goal, where SCH's DeBerardinis had closed in to deliver the coup de grace.
"In practice, we've been working on following up our shots and getting after the rebounds," revealed the Devils' DiSalvo.
PC's DiBenedetto felt that rival forward Hull was the X-factor in the match.
"They have that finisher, and nobody stepped forward to finish goals for us," he said.
"Hullsey's a beast," agreed DiSalvo. "He has a way of always being in the right spot, and when he gets the ball there he almost always scores."
The Quakers made it exciting at the end, turning it into a one-goal affair with less than three minutes to go, when a shot by Weinstein from the left side of the penalty area deflected off a Devil defender and into the cage.
Charter's best chance to tie came on a restart near the right side of the box, but the Quakers played the ball short and the play fizzled out.
Afterward, SCH mentor DiSalvo was happy not only with the win, but with the overall play of his club.
"Tommy Higgins [junior], Anthony Liddy [sophomore], and Alex DeBerardinis had great games," he remarked. "They helped us control the center of the park, where Penn Charter has two of their best players, Sullivan and [sophomore Sean] O'Brien.
"I thought early in the game Dan Trulear used his speed to wreak havoc down the flank," the coach continued. "Also, Kenny McArthur [sophomore] has been having a great season in the back. He covers up a lot of our mistakes and helps keep us organized on defense."


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Enjoy unimpeded traffic on State Street this summer, because after Labor Day, "it will pretty much get torn up," according to chief designer Devry Bell.
Bell and his partner Stoner Bell, City Manager Bob Francis and Public Works Director Mark Lago met with members of the community Thursday to describe the 2013-14 Urban Renewal project that formally starts June 3, and will last 18 months.
The project stretches a total of nine blocks, from Sixth Street to Front Street and back one block to Oak and First streets.
Off-street work will start around June 3. That will include the start of retaining wall construction on the south side of State between First and Second and some sidewalk work.
By the time it is finished, several new retaining walls and elevated sidewalks will be finished, along with a plaza on the northwest corner of Sixth and State, along with new sidewalks, benches, planting areas, and street lights. Also, most power and phone lines will be placed underground.
Crestline Construction is low bidder on the $4.35 million project, which will be formally granted to the Portland company on May 28, according to Francis. The work will be paid for out of Urban Renewal funds, which are property tax payments contributed via nine member agencies including the city, county, port, and school district
No in-street work will be done until after Labor Day, though some periodic disruption of sidewalk and street traffic may happen to give crews access to off-street work areas, according to Francis.
The city and designers and contractors said that they will work closely with property owners during construction periods to reduce intrusion on business.
Scott Reynier of Columbia River Insurance (Sixth and State) and Craig Sheppard of Sheppard's volunteered to represent downtown businesses at weekly construction meetings with project manager Eric Kerr of Crestline.
"Under the contract, the contractor must pay attention to businesses' needs," Devry Bell said.
Kerr will be a familiar face, as he was in charge of the previous Urban Renewal project, on Oak Street in 2008. Kerr said regular communication with business representatives worked well in 2008, and construction schedules can be firmed up and communicated two weeks in advance in most cases.
Most of the work will be done by Memorial Day 2014, with the bulk of the work happening this fall and winter. The western end of the project will be 250 feet west of Sixth Street, at the driveway of the county's parking lot. The eastern end is just west of First and Oak.
A total of eight more on-street parking spaces will result as some blocks will change from parallel to diagonal parking. Nearly all the parking meters will be replaced with kiosks like the ones on Oak Street.
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The OL is in a bad Funk
While everyone is debating the job Borges is doing, why isn't anyone talking about the absolute tire fire that is our offensive line performance? The OSU game was as bad as anything I've seen all year.
Our guys aren't undersized anymore, and are "Wellman-ized," so they aren't weak. So those memes no longer hold true.
I rewatched all of the run plays again in slo-mo to see exactly why we couldn't get even a few meager critical yards when necessary. It jumped out at me time and time again.
Missed blocks, confused linemen linemen not even engaging anyone, while the ballcarrier behind them was getting tackled. The fullbacks were bad, too.
With all the mental errors, it looked like a really poorly coached unit.
So incredibly, my biggest fear going forward isn't Borges. It's the offensive line play. Charlie Weiss proved that even with superior talent, if the guys aren't properly coached up it won't matter how many blue chippers you've got.
I hope to God what we're seeing is a product of the coaching change. But as far as I'm concerned, Darrell Funk just joined Spain as officially On Notice with me!


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Racy sounds about right; solid chardonnay without a lot of extras from oak and special yeast, drinking nicely now but has a lot of promise.
1999 Dom. Bizot, Vosne-Romanee VV:
St. Joseph on both the nose and palate; no Vosne spice, plenty of black and green olive and a texture that is halfway between pinot and syrah. Not a bad wine but one so atypical that I have to look twice at the label. Could oak staves that weren't well dried do this?
2005 Philippe Faury, St. Joseph:
Olives on the nose with good syrah fruit and some spice; elegant but intense in the mouth with clear flavors and lovely balance; medium length, very clean finish. 12.8% abv., very St. Joseph and faultless balance – what more can one ask?
2005 Luneau-Papin, Muscadet Clos des Allées:
Showing very well; richer aromatics than one expects for Muscadet, etched and deep flavors of citrus, spring water and pineapple juice, concentrated textures and considerable sustain. Hard to wait any longer to drink, although I'm sure it will age well.
1999 Dom. des Remizières, Hermitage Cuvée Emilie:
Completely resolved, wonderful balance and very fine grained; perhaps, a more feminine style than Chave, for instance, but utterly charming and one beautiful syrah.
2005 Edmunds St. John, Syrah Bassetti Vnyd.:
A completely different wine then it was seven months ago; no longer that barrel sample character, this has thrown a large amount of sediment and is quite closed; much darker smells and flavors and a bit disjointed. This wine, or at least this bottle, was angry about being disturbed. Hold.
2007 Tablas Creek, Cotes du Tablas Blanc:
A blended wine with a good bit of Viognier, this comes across as fresh and clean, lightweight, bright, moderately intense and of medium length. Refreshing and versatile; we had it with several different dishes and it did well. Delightful.
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Reynolds writes
Regular attendance of the school board members is necessary because the business of the school board must be conducted in public with debate and discussion. Elected members of the school board have an obligation of transparency. Decisions cannot be made remotely. School board members need to be in attendance at the public meetings.
This is one reason that I'm running as a write in candidate for Position 6. I want to re-build trust with the district community.
Mary Reynolds
Hood River
Veldhuisen qualified
We citizens of Hood River County have been fortunate to have Jan Veldhuisen Virk serving us on the county school board for the past 14 years.
Jan's ability to analyze issues objectively, coupled with her effective communication skills and respect for others, make her a terrific asset to our school district.
Having raised three daughters in Hood River, Jan has become closely acquainted with the schools themselves; and her many years working with the administration have given her insight into the management of those schools.
She's chaired the board several times, been through the process of hiring three superintendents, and co-chaired almost all the local option levy and bond campaigns. Jan's experience will serve us well going forward.
Jan's record shows that she has the ability to ask hard questions and make tough decisions. And, that she has the maturity to deal with confidential matters responsibly. But her innate sense of fairness and willingness to treat all sides respectfully is perhaps the most important trait in a public servant.
Jan has demonstrated that she is able to keep communication lines open with all sides, whether or not they agree with her decisions.
I am glad she's willing to serve another term, and hope you will join me in supporting Jan Veldhuisen Virk for the Hood River County School Board.
Jennifer Euwer
Hood River
Vote for Johnson
Mark Johnson deserves our vote for the Hood River county School Board, Position 6. Over the past eight years on the board, he has shown that he has the leadership, experience and in-depth knowledge about education that Hood River County needs now, more than ever.
He's well respected, trusted and relied up on by other members of the school board, as well as members of our community. When Mark is serving in Salem as our State Representative, he is a strong advocate for Hood River County, fighting for increased and stable funding for our schools, more innovation in our classrooms, and increased opportunities for our kids at every single level from K-12 to higher education even at our local community college.
Even Governor Kitzhaber appreciates Mark's work on education issues. His write-in opponent, who speaks about a vision and a plan for Hood River County, has no experience working within our Hood River County school system and lacked the initiative to even file as an official candidate in time for this election—that doesn't sound like much of a "plan" to me. Because of this, her supporters have relied on inaccurate and negative attacks against Mark, something our community shouldn't stand for.
We all know that all school districts are facing challenges in the days ahead. In these times we need proven leaders who have demonstrated leadership, and competence and know their communities. Mark stands up for our schools and will continue to work hard and put our kids first. Voters should support Mark Johnson for Hood River County School Board, Position 6 on May 21.
Glenn Taylor
Hood River
Keep Veldhuisen
Please join me in voting to keep Jan Veldhuisen Virk on our School Board. Now more than ever we need the experience, commitment and energy that Jan brings to the board.
When Jan was first elected to the board in 1999 her three daughters were already or would be attending May Street School. Yet Jan knew that she was not just advocating for her own kids, or May Street kids, but all kids of Hood River County School District.
The burden to do right for all our kids has been and continues to be a priority for Jan. I attended school board meetings for over six years.
I also worked closely with Jan on the 2008 construction bond and local option levy and know first hand the knowledge she brings to the issues that have faced the district in the past.
I also know the hard work ahead that will require her leadership, compassion, respect for community members, parents, teachers and all school employees, while knowing her ultimate concern is for the kids of our district.
Jan knows the time commitment that being on the board involves. Hours of preparation, reading, phone calls, discussions happen before the bimonthly board meetings.
In addition, there are countless evenings spent on superintendent searches, community forums on budget, facilities, and boundary changes.
Jan is stopped in the grocery store, school functions, on the street, receives many phone calls and letters. People come to board meetings wanting to express their feelings and opinions on issues and I believe at the end of the day people, including myself feel we were listened to, heard and respected.
With a new superintendent coming on board, two new board members, a new principal and VP at the high school, and difficult decisions to be made on budget and other issues, we need Jan's leadership, now more than ever.
Debbie Dorich
Hood River
Pass on politics
We all know that politics can be a very ugly game. The recent attacks on Mark Johnson on these pages are proof of this. School board elections are intended to be non-partisan and non-political.
So why are we seeing such negative and personal attacks being directed toward Mark? Do we really want these kinds of tactics to become the norm for all school board elections in our county?
Mark Johnson has served eight years on the school board. This is an unpaid position that requires many hours of sacrifice away from work and family. The current state of the school district finances has been building over a number of years. Mark has the courage to address these difficult issues head on – and as a result, he has been the brunt of personal attacks questioning his dedication.
Mark's years of experience and recent time in Salem make him extremely qualified to navigate the difficult decisions facing our school district.
The need to allocate limited resources between providing critical services and insuring the viability of retirement benefits requires the ability to make these decisions. We need Mark Johnson – he cares about education in Hood River, he has served faithfully and we are lucky to have him.
When you cast your vote for School Board Position 6, make it for Mark Johnson.
John Brunk
Hood River
Re-elect Johnson
Mark has certainly done a credible job as a school board member. I haven't heard any disparaging comments about his performance until the heat of this campaign.
The union leadership has chosen to brand him negatively when the board, as a whole, has had to tackle some very difficult issues about closing schools, finances, redistricting and PERS.
They have made those decisions in the best interests of the county and children — as they were elected to do.
Governor Kitzhaber has appreciated Mark's involvement in public education at both the local and state level and believes that it has been good for both.
Partisan politics has no place in a school board election and Mark should be re-elected for doing a good job.
Fred Duckwall
Hood River
Write in Reynolds
I am writing to voice my support for Mary Reynolds, the write-in candidate for Position 6 on the Hood River County School Board. In the interest of full disclosure, I am Mary's husband.
Mary has a direct and honest approach to education and to community. She is a teacher because she loves working with children and wants to contribute. She is highly qualified and has a Masters degree in Education. She is in the classroom every day and has been for 24 years.
Although Mary is running a campaign for school board, her campaign is not just a campaign. It's a conversation about what kind of education we want for our children. By voting for Mary, we can begin to have that conversation and make a small change to support local democracy.
Write in your vote for Mary Reynolds, Position 6.
Mark Reynolds
Hood River
A green scene
This is from the "Now-I've-seen-everything–department" and I'm 65, did combat in Vietnam, was a TV reporter, a playwright, an actor, a husband, a wind surfer and even a UPS driver.
Today, I went to the dump with a load of yard waste (to Hood River Garbage) and as I'm unloading, a fellow around my age rides up to the pile on a bike with one of those two-wheeled kiddy-carts attached and in the cart is a trashcan. He opens it and takes out a handful of yard waste and tosses it on the pile. I said, "Now there's dedication," and he says in a growly voice, "either that or stupidity."
On my way home I see him peddling away a good distance from the dump. I figure that man is either the world's greatest environmentalist or what he said. Of course, that can be said about me too, only forget about the environmental part.
Al Brown
Hood River
Vote for Veldhuisen
Thank goodness Jan Veldhuisen is running for re-election to the school board! Jan has been an exceptionally dedicated school board member for 14 years, and I am thrilled that she is running again.
Jan has been an unfailing champion of our community's children, making sensitive and well thought-out decisions for the benefit of all our schools and all our kids.
With the chronic under-funding of schools at the state and national level, we can't help but be upset and anxious about education cuts.
Given this situation, Jan's vast school board experience and proven dedication are critically important. There will be more tough decisions to make in the coming years and I will be voting for the candidate that I know is always willing to listen and to weigh all sides of an issue before making the best decision.
I hope you will join me in re-electing Jan Veldhuisen to the school board.
Karin Tauscher
Hood River
Re-elect Johnson
Voters in the Hood River County School District have twice elected Mark Johnson to serve on the school board. They would be wise to reelect him for a third term.
I met Mark through my service on the State Board of Education as he entered the Oregon Legislature. Mark's experience on the local school board gave him a depth of knowledge seldom found in a freshman legislator. He quickly became a key leader in securing a package of legislation to streamline delivery of services, increase parent choice and strengthen accountability.
Mark is smart and calm and bipartisan. The legislation he helped pass in 2011 had the support of Democrats and Republicans alike along with Governor Kitzhaber. Mark is the kind of leader who brings people together to solve problems and move forward – the kind of leader needed during these challenging times for schools.
Mark is an innovator. He has brought favorable attention to Hood River schools in Salem. The partnership between the Hood River County schools and Columbia Gorge Community College to advance science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education has drawn the attention of Chief Education Officer Rudy Crew as a model for improving education throughout the state.
This month, the Oregon Education Investment Board, which is chaired by Governor Kitzhaber, will be hearing about the district's plan to build a middle school STEM academy and advance a comprehensive program through high school and into community college to connect students with well-paying jobs. Mark has advocated for a suite of after-school activities, partnerships with industry and dual enrollment opportunities that could make this effort a model for the state.
My guess is that Mark's service to date – outstanding as it has been – is just a prelude to what is ahead should voters re-elect him for another four years. Hood River schools are on the move and Mark is a key part of the team that is making this happen.
Duncan Wyse
Former member of the Oregon State Board
of Education
Johnson needed
Mark Johnson deserves your vote, and I'll tell you why.
First, the concocted notion that the budget woes are the fault of one board member is simply wrong. I read the audit report from the school district; the "fault" lies squarely on the shoulders of Nick Hogan, the CFO.
Having Mark Johnson as a State Representative and school board member has an enormous advantage, as he knows what is going on at the state level, that affects our budget and policy locally.
Mark is an advocate for our children on both the state and local level. Mark (and the current school board) supports PERS reform as it's the main culprit that's causing the never-ending school cuts.
My elementary school kids now have just one day a week of music and PE; and classroom sizes of close to 30 as a direct result of the PERS burden. Two of our schools closed as a result of the PERS debt passed along to us as a result of state policy. It's only going to get worse- our kids are losing and PERS must be dealt with, our board and Mark Johnson recognize this.
We need Mark Johnson's experience & perspective now more than ever. So please, vote for Mark Johnson – not some woman from The Dalles who's running on a whim for one purpose: to represent the union – not our kids.
If you, like myself, feel that our tax dollars should be spent in the classroom, to benefit the kids, vote for Mark Johnson.
Kristine Wilhelm
Hood River
Oust 'gun-grabbers'
Think Manchin-Toomey's defeated bill requiring "Universal Background Checks" was a good idea? WRONG! One of the big lies liberals like to spout is that "Universal Background Checks" (UBC) will not lead to "Registration" and later "Confiscation."
One of the main reasons they cite is that all records of the sale, once the background check is finished, are purged from the system. This is a blatant and deliberate LIE. England, Canada and Australia used this exact method to register then confiscate certain guns.
I am an Oregon FFL holder. When I bring a new gun into my store I am required to enter it into my "Acquisition and Disposition" book called the A&D book. When I sell that gun I am required to enter the NAME of the buyer, their home address, their DOB, the gun type, caliber and serial number. I even collect their FINGERPRINTS. Law requires that I keep that A&D book available for inspection by the ATF for a minimum of 20 years.
Liberals lie and say that the records are purged because the state police who handle the 4473 (NICS check) generally do not keep these records. Personally, I don't believe they purge ALL records, but they don't have to! We FFLs are required to keep these records for them. When time to register guns arrives, all the ATF needs to do is collect our A&D books.
If you are buying into the "Universal Background Checks" myth, you need to rethink that position. All law abiding gun owners in America need to work together and defeat any politician from either party that supports this bull-plop.
Here in Oregon Greg Walden is a staunch supporter of the 2nd Amendment, but both Wyden and Merkley have indicated by their votes on the UN gun ban and Mancini's UBC bill that they support this attack on legal, honest gun owners. Merkley is up for re-election in 2014. Let's be sure that him and other gun-grabbers lose their cushy positions.
Cliff Mansfield
Systems failing
Thermodynamics' famous "Second Law" states simply that all systems tend inexorably to break down. What is ordered becomes disordered, and what is neatly constructed falls apart.
This is true of all systems in the natural universe, and we can see it in operation as well in human-constructed civilizations.
In particular, our American civilization currently is providing a perfect illustration of ever-burgeoning decay. Our country is slowly but surely sinking into total disorder. What other conclusion can we arrive at in light of an apparently continuous succession of macabre and horrific developments in our nation's existence?
Spectators at the Boston Marathon are slain by bomb-wielding religious lunatics, and soon thereafter we learn that some young women were imprisoned for a decade by a Cleveland-area degenerate.
We have a national government that is obviously not operating in a decent and satisfactory manner. "Mere anarchy", as they say, "is loosed upon the world".
America's Founders delighted in comparing the Republic of their creation with a machine that would "run of itself". They truly flattered themselves that they had brought into being a political entity so perfect it would hum along smoothly into the farthest and most remote future.
This vision, alas, has run aground in the 21st century because we appear to have a populace totally bereft of civic virtue. Read the headlines, scan the blogs, listen to the self-serving twaddle of the politicians, and quietly contemplate this civilization's lapse into utmost indecency.
The "machine" constructed by our Founders is lying in tatters along the roadside!
Frank W. Goheen
Camas, Washington
School, gun safety votes urged
The League of Women Voters of Oregon believes the time is now for the Oregon Senate to pass two very important pieces of public safety legislation—SB 700 (Universal Background Checks) and SB 347 (Allows school districts to limit guns in K-12 schools).
Polling shows that the vast majority of Oregonians favor these common sense steps to keep our communities safer, but unfortunately our legislators are being swayed by a small but vocal minority.
We are running out of time this session. The League urges the silent majority to speak up and send a quick email to Senator Chuck Thomsen (email@example.com) as soon as possible to ask for his support.
Robin Wisdom
President League of Women Voters of Oregon
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~ Eren Keskin.
For those of you in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, there will be a free conference on the Armenian Genocide this Friday, 5 February 2010, at the University of St. Thomas School of Law. It will run all day, from 0900 in the morning until 1700 in the evening.
There's more information at The Armenian Reporter.
Among the speakers will be Eren Keskin, who I have written about previously and it would be a great treat to be able to hear her speak.
If you can go, please go and show your support for a legitimate and open discussion of the Armenian Genocide, to support the Armenian community in the face of the Turkish government and its lobbyist watchdogs, and to hear Eren Keskin. Then let me know how everything went by posting something in comments.
UPDATE: Unfortunately, due to visa issues, Comrade Eren will be unable to attend the conference at the University of St. Thomas in person but she will participate by video link. If you're wondering what Comrade Eren will have to say, please check out her current column at The Armenian Weekly:
Yes, in Turkey, all together, the genocide committed against the Armenian nation has been "swept under the carpet."
Everybody has a share in that. And everybody is guilty.
Those who don't explicitly say "genocide," those who are still ambivalent, who remain silent, who are afraid, I want to remind you of the words of Dr. Nazim in a secret meeting of the CUP in the beginning of 1915: "…Armenians are like a deadly wound. This wound is first thought to be harmless. But if it is not treated by a doctor in time, it definitely kills. We must act immediately. If we act as in 1909, it will do more harm than good. It will awaken the other groups we have decided to eliminate, the Arabs and the Kurds, and the danger will become threefold…"
Apparently the TALDF has exchanged "words" with the law school and were rebuffed by the school (Bravo for UST!), so now TALDF claims that it will bring protestors. If you're in the area and you have a Kurdish flag (or a picture of Önder Apo), take it along and wave it at the TALDF.


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State OKs Norwich's Uncas School for special improvement status, funding
Norwich – The state Board of Education Wednesday unanimously approved a plan to make the Uncas Elementary School a Commissioner's Network School, funneling state grant money into the school in an effort to improve test scores, attendance, parental involvement and student behavior.
Norwich Superintendent Abby Dolliver, Uncas Principal Jason Foster and members of the school turnaround committee presented the 30-page plan to the state board Wednesday and now will prepare to implement it in the 2014-15 school year.
"We already started some things," Dolliver said after the five-hour state board meeting. "We'll be in full gear in the next school year."
Uncas, one of five schools added to the commissioner's network Wednesday, becomes the second network school in Norwich. The John B. Stanton School was one of four in the inaugural program launched two years ago. The state allocated $15 million for network schools this year.
State Education Commissioner Stefan Pryor will set the funding for Uncas, Department of Education spokeswoman Kelly Donnelly said. The amount will depend on the turnaround plan, enrollment and other factors. Norwich school officials anticipated receiving about $500,000 for the first year for the 274-student elementary school.
Uncas, currently the city's lowest performing school, is using the model established at Stanton in 2012-13 as the basis for its turnaround plan. Stanton received $1 million per year for the first two years. School officials applied for $711,000 for the coming school year.
With Wednesday's approval, Uncas will extend the school day in the coming year by one hour. Students will attend school for 7 hours and 25 minutes, while a teacher's official work day will be 7 hours and 55 minutes long. Uncas also will focus on early literacy education, improved professional development for teachers and better use of technology to evaluate student performance.
The plan calls for hiring a full-time literacy specialist, full-time math coach, a school psychologist and two additional classroom interventionists to work with students. A University of Connecticut administrative intern will help provide administrative support for the reforms.
The plan also calls for hiring a full-time family liaison to improve parental involvement.
"Uncas maintains a small but active group of parents who organize events for families and work to engage other parents," the turnaround plan states. "New parent engagement specialists and expectations around teacher communication with parents aim to further engage families as partners in their children's education."
Other Network Schools approved Wednesday are in Hartford, New Haven, East Hartford and Bridgeport.
"The turnaround committees in each of these communities have succeeded in developing plans for boosting academic achievement, strengthening professional development, and improving the culture and climate in their schools," Pryor said. "We are pleased to welcome these schools into the commissioner's network, and we look forward to the progress they will make in the coming academic years."
Two Norwich schools in line for improvements, upgrades as part of state bonding program
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We invite a barrage of guests from the MN Fringe Festival and they each get five minutes to plug their show. It's crazy, kooky and queer!
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Patrick Kozicky, The Gay Banditos, The Mechanical Division
Seth Gabriel &; Martino Mayotte, Christopher Street: A New Musical, Silver Slipper Productions
Scott Gilbert, Steel Kiss, Segue Productions
Robin Gillette, Executive Director, Minnesota Fringe Festival
Puck Matz, The Naked I: Wide Open (Abridged), 20% Theatre Company Twin Cities
Aimiee Reiland, X-ist, Aimee Reiland
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Dear HoldenCaulfield (wow, what a nickname... I love JDS!... even though The Catcher is not my most favorite book of this author...),
yet, it is somewhat different from the mainstream formula of Eastern Orthodoxy, "two natures joined in one Hipostasis without confusion, without change, without division, without separation."
"He is also called the Man from heaven, being perfect in his Divinity and perfect in his Humanity, and considered as in one Person. For one is the Lord Jesus Christ, although the difference of his natures is not unknown, from which we say the ineffable union was made." (St. Cyril of Alexandria; Epistle to John of Antioch)
"To the same purpose the all-wise Peter also said when he wrote of Christ as having "suffered in the flesh," and not in the nature of his ineffable godhead. In order that he should be believed to be the Saviour of all, by an economic appropriation to himself, as just said, he assumed the sufferings of his own Flesh." (ibid.)
"the Son of God is said to have been crucified and buried, since he suffered these things not in the divinity itself whereby the Only-begotten is co-eternal and consubstantial with the Father, but in the weakness of the human nature." (St. Leo the Great of Rome; The Tome of St. Leo)
Holden needs to search our past threads, many past threads. I know from elsewhere he likes short synopses, but there's no other way unless we want to re-post 5+ years of activity for him.
You are not going to find too many people here wanting to discuss this again, as the subject has already been beaten to death repeatedly. As it is, if this thread goes much further into the discussion, I'll probably have to move this to private. Thus the advice to look at past threads, and if there is something about Chalcedon that is not addressed in all those threads, post that question. You may want to do it in the private forum, though.
Ok, well could you point me in a good direction to research this on my own.
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Top Cars
Top 10 Safest Sedans
For many new-car shoppers, finding a model with excellent safety is a priority. We depend on our vehicles for transportation, but we also need them to protect us in the event of a crash. Today's cars and trucks are certainly safer than ever, thanks to government-mandated safety features such as airbags and anti-lock brakes, as well as newer technologies including collision-warning systems.
Shoppers can review safety features when selecting a new car, but crash tests are perhaps the best way to find the safest models. To find the safest sedans available, we researched crash-test ratings from the two major groups that conduct crash tests and assign ratings based on the results.
At its website Safercar.gov, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) lists safety ratings for many new vehicles on its 5-star scale. The privately funded Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) also performs crash tests. It designates the safest vehicles as Top Safety Pick+ and lists its ratings at IIHS.org. Only 10 2014 sedan models achieved the highest possible rating from both of these agencies, making the following vehicles the safest sedans on the market today.
2014 Chevrolet Malibu
Like all the sedans on this list, the latest Chevy Malibu is available with forward-collision warning, a system that alerts the driver of a slow or stopped vehicle ahead. The technology must be available for a model to earn the Top Safety Pick+ designation from IIHS. The Malibu also scored the highest rating on the new small-overlap front-crash test, a demanding new component to IIHS testing. Pricing for the midsize Malibu starts at $22,965.
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2014 Ford Fusion
Ford's competitor to the Malibu matches the Chevy in overall ratings but scores slightly lower on that tough new small-overlap crash test. Still, the Ford Fusion may be better suited to avoiding a crash, especially in bad weather. It's available with all-wheel drive, while the Malibu is strictly a front-wheel-drive model. The base price for the 2014 Ford Fusion is $21,970.
2014 Honda Civic
Two Honda sedans earn both 5-star ratings and Top Safety Pick+ designations: the compact Civic and the midsize Accord. Only the 4-door Civic is a Top Safety Pick+; the 2-door version comes up short of that highest IIHS rating. A backup camera is standard, improving safety in driveways and parking lots. A base price of $18,390 makes the 2014 Honda Civic one of the most affordable models on this list.
2014 Honda Accord
For Honda buyers who need a bit more space, the midsize Accord matches its smaller sibling's commendable overall safety ratings. In fact, even the 2-door Accord is 5-star rated and a Top Safety Pick+. Again, a backup camera comes standard, and Honda's LaneWatch feature helps drivers avoid obstacles hidden in the passenger-side blind spot. Pricing for the 2014 Accord starts at $21,995.
2014 Infiniti Q50
The new-for-2014 Infiniti Q50 is a luxury sedan with impressive available safety technology. Instead of a basic forward-collision warning system, Infiniti's predictive forward-collision warning system can sense not only the speed and distance to the car immediately ahead of the Q50 but also the next vehicle farther down the road. IIHS rates this system as Superior, while systems in most other vehicles are rated only as Basic. The price: $37,150 for the base model.
2014 Lincoln MKZ
One safety feature you'll find on the MKZ sedan and nowhere else on this list is inflatable rear seat belts. The technology, similar to an airbag inside the shoulder belt, spreads the force of the belt onto a wider area of a passenger's torso to minimize injury. Like the Fusion, the MKZ offers all-wheel drive. Pricing for the luxury midsize sedan starts at $34,190.
2014 Mazda3
In addition to the Honda Civic, the Mazda3 proves that small cars can offer outstanding safety, too. Totally redesigned for 2014, the Mazda3 earns top scores in crash tests and offers a forward-collision warning system called Smart City Brake Support (SCBS). IIHS rates the system as Advanced thanks to an automatic braking function that intervenes should the driver fail to respond. SCBS only works at speeds up to 19 miles per hour, but collision warning is active up to highway speeds. Five-door-hatchback versions of the Mazda3 match the sedan's safety ratings. Prices start at $16,945.
2014 Mazda6
The larger, midsize Mazda6 is also available with forward-collision warning and Mazda's low-speed automatic braking function. While it still achieves top overall ratings from both NHTSA and IIHS, the Mazda6 does not outperform the smaller Mazda3 in frontal crash tests. It earns an Acceptable rating in the IIHS small-overlap front-crash test, compared to a Good rating for the Mazda3. In NHTSA testing, it scores four stars in the frontal-crash test versus five for the smaller car. The 2014 Mazda6 is priced from $21,190.
2014 Subaru Legacy
When it comes to safety, Subaru stands out. Every 2014 Subaru model that NHTSA tested earned a 5-star rating. And three of its models -- including the midsize Legacy sedan -- earn a Top Safety Pick+ rating from IIHS, thanks to an optional forward-collision warning system that Subaru calls EyeSight. Equipped with an auto braking function, EyeSight is rated Superior by IIHS. All-wheel drive is standard for the Legacy, and prices start at $20,295.
2014 Volvo S60
Volvo remains at the forefront of advancing safety technology, and the S60 is a showcase for its achievements. IIHS rates its forward-collision warning system as Superior thanks to an auto braking function. In addition to detecting other vehicles, Volvo's pedestrian- and cyclist-detection feature scans the road for other potential accidents and applies brakes if necessary. The 2014 S60 is priced from $32,400.


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Lindsay Lohan faces a return to jail if Santa Monica, Calif., if investigators can prove she lied to officials about her role in a June traffic accident.
The actress told police she was not driving her Porsche, which was totaled after a collision with a trailer on the Pacific Coast Highway.
However, police insiders tell the Los Angeles Times that investigators have found evidence suggesting Lohan lied when she told authorities that she was not behind the wheel of her vehicle at the time of the accident.
And now Lohan could face charges from prosecutors, which will almost definitely put her back behind bars for violation of her 2011 parole for shoplifting.
Officials at the Santa Monica City Attorney's office are expected to take action over the case before the end of the week.
Lohan did not suffer any major injuries in the crash and returned to the set of her TV movie "Liz & Dick" the same day.


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North-Eastern India
Earth : Asia : South Asia : India : North-Eastern India
North-East India is one of the most fascinating places of India and of the world, located at the northeastern region of India, and consisting of 7 states, called collectively as 'the seven sisters'. Much of the region has been left unexplored till date, owning to the regions formidable terrain consisting of mountains, hills, rainforests, river, jungles and predators, and deficiency of infrastructure. The small sized region has one of the highest biodiversity density found anywhere in the world.
Other destinations[edit]
While most people in the north-east understand and speak English, Hindi is not very common except in Arunachal pradesh, Assam and Tripura to some extent, so travellers here should pick up a few phrases in the local languages if possible. The Northeast is the most culturally distinct from the rest of India, and many separatist movements exist here; however, there have been no occasions where tourists have been attacked or have faced any disturbances.
NE India is completely connected with the rest of the world with excellent communication facilities with all the major telecommunication companies like Reliance, Vodafone, Aircel, BSNL etc being fully functional.
Get in[edit]
The main entry point for any north-eastern state is Assam, if one is entering from within India. There are a few entry points from Bangladesh (Dawki in Meghalaya) and Myanmar (Moreh in Manipur) but entry is restricted to local traders/govt. officials.
Entry into Arunachal Pradesh requires a Protected Area Permit (PAP) for non-Indians and an Inner Line Permit (ILP) for Indian citizens. Permits are issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, but the easiest approach is to get your Indian visa with a special endorsement allowing travel in the state. Individual travelers are allowed access only into major towns and sights; travels off the beaten track generally require a registered tour group of four or more people.
Foreigners are required to register with the FRO (Foreign Registration Office) of each district within 24 hours of arrival in Manipur, Mizoram and Nagaland.
By air[edit]
Assam(Gopinath Bordoloi Airport, Guwahati), Manipur (Imphal Airport), Nagaland (Dimapur Airport) and Tripura (Agartala Airport) have direct flights from other parts of India (Delhi and/or Kolkata). There are two other major airports serving upper regions of Assam and neighbouring areas - Dibrugarh Airport and Silchar Airport. There are helicopter services to Naharlagun (14 km from Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh) and Aizawl (Mizoram).
By train[edit]
There are good train connections from most of the major Indian cities to Assam. Assam and Arunachal Pradesh are the only states in the region with rail lines. The important station in Arunachal Pradesh is Naharlagun which runs between New Delhi, Guwahati via different stations. Important stations in Assam are Guwahati, Bongaigaon, Lumding, Tinsukia and Dibrugarh. The fastest train from Delhi is Guwahati bound Rajdhani Express (28 hrs) followed by North-East Express (32 hrs) and Dibrugarh bound Brahmaputra Mail (42 hrs), while the fastest train from Kolkatta(Howrah) is Saraighat Express. Train track in Assam is not electrified and is single lane, so delays are a norm. There are narrow gauge trains to Arunachal Pradesh and Barak Valley area but they are very much prone to cancellation, delays and are not at all comfortable.
By road[edit]
All the states have good network of roads in urban areas. There are regular long journey buses from West Bengal to many north-eastern states. Self-driving is not a good idea as all roads pass through heavy forest reserves and areas infested by insurgents.
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North East India is famous for its delicious and ethnic delicacies. The cuisine includes world famous vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. North East has earned accolades for the various dishes prepared from local herbs and spices.Apart from local dishes , it is also equipped with restaurants and hotels serving conventional Indian foods ( both North Indian and South Indian). So as far as eating is concerned , there will be no problem for the tourists.
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Assam is famous for its local made brewery known as "lao-paani". It is a alcoholic beverage made using rice and local herbs and gives an instant high. It is usually available in local markets in Assam.
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