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Merid-Nunda: Spirit of Life, Light (In all non-magickal senses), and Energy, Merid-Nunda was the chief deity of the White-Gold pantheon, an interpretation of the Daedra known today as Meridia. According to the Ayleid, she was one of Nine Coruscations, 'who followed the parabolas that led away from Magnus'. This passage identified her among the Magne-Ge, or 'Star-Orphans', entities that separated from Magnus when he fled the mortal realm. Some time after her fleeing, abandonment, or disorientation (Ayleid texts regarding the subject make this unclear), she bent the light of Magnus and carved a Daedric sphere of her own within Oblivion. Her place as chief deity likely stems from the Ayleids' holding of Light as one of the four elements of creation, and the element many held paramount. Beyond these facts, little is known of the deity, aside from mention of her 'stretching the dragon, at the other end compressing him', a passage obviously alluding to the time god. What this means is uncertain, though may offer insight as to Auri-El's displacement within the Edeis as well as lend reason to the tale of the Ayleid rejecting Phynaster's gift for that of Merid-Nunda. Regardless, some link does exist between the two, as it can be no coincidence that her sphere of light often held a second, subtle allusion to time.
Yfferath: Spirit of Law, Song, and the Now, Yfferath is the Ayleid equivalent of Jephre, and 'sings all that is true to be true'. Of second-most reverence in the pantheon of White-Gold, the deity stands to dictate the laws of nature as they exist in the present. It is said the god represents all living things, having given them identity as they identified the god. As such, Yfferath is regarded not as male or female, but as a many-faced amalgam, a reflection of all the god's creations. Ayleid tales state that Yfferath was the first of the Ehlnofey, the very presence of the god giving rise to natural law suitable of it's character. Looking upon that newly principled realm of possibility, Yfferath burst into a rhapsody of inspiring song. Resonating throughout the Aurbis, the chorus called upon others to lend their limbs and with they the god composed the foundations of the world. From the straining mountains, to the bountiful forests, to the mnemonic seas, all formed as that composition dictated. It was then the creatures of the world formed, and with them formed the 'Boiche' (Bosmer, the prefix 'Boi' implying animalistic nature) and the 'Eshahi' (Religious terminology seemingly regarding birds). While unknown, it is highly plausible that Kynareth of the Alessian pantheon maintained characteristics of Yfferath, merging them with the Nordic Kyne.
Manir: Spirit of Love, Fertility, and Tradition, Manir is the Ayleid equivalent of Mara; and as her name suggests, is strongly associated with the mother of creation, Nir. Through her nurturing embrace is found the sense and loyalty of kin and clan, and sewed into her robes the stages of their development. Upon her bosom was held the Rites of Naming, an important practice among the majority of city-states. While some aspects of her were maintained with the introduction of Mara, the early Alessian Temple faced ridicule for their provocative images of the deity, and many Ayleid simply discounted Mara as an offense.
"Two names are bestowed upon an Ayleid within their lifetimes. One when they are but fledglings, and another upon death. It was said that Xagea, with the wisdom of ancestors and skill of the Ayleid-tongue, held close to Manir; and through their copulation were born appellations of an exclusive breed."
Magnav: Spirit of Sight, Light (In a magickal sense), and Insight, Magnav is the Ayleid equivalent of Magnus, however, scholars debate the nature of this spirit, as it may have stood more as reverence to the great tear in the firmament or the tangible magicka flowing from it than it did to Magnus himself. While little evidence stands for this theory, the rough translation of the Ayleidoon 'Magnav' to 'Of Magnus' certainly leaves the matter open to assumption. Through Magnav, the Ayleid believed to have been bestowed the gift of magick, with more conceited Ayleid holding to the belief they were literally shards of Magnus themselves. These cults, while the minority, seemed quite vocal in their beliefs; with some scholars theorizing their egotistical worship of themselves as Magnus may have inspired certain aspects of the Alessian 'One'.
Syraath: Spirit of Mastery, Apprenticeship, and Magic of a fleeting form, Syraath is the Ayleid equivalent of Syrabane. Her worship was held most dear to Ayleid scholars, who often made pilgrimage to Gyl Ge'loim (Believed to be the origins of Gwylim), the premiere pedagogy of magickal study within the Hegemony. Her protean origins are said to lie in the stars themselves, and as such, aetherial fragments such as Varla and Welkynd stones would often be directly associated with the goddess, some considering them fragments of her very sundered being. Unfortunately for modern scholars, worship of Syraath withered away in the years after the Alessian Rebellion, her image seemingly fading alongside the understanding of the aetherial arts. Attempts by modern scholars to propitiate the spirit have been met only with profane quietus.
"The last faithful of Syraath forsook their birthright and rejected impartation; choosing instead to swallow their unfledged apprentices and indulge in a stupor of reveriel insight, the same erudition that so aroused the Simian Usurper."
Xagea: Spirit of Ancestry, Knowledge, and Tongues, Xagea is the Ayleid equivalent to Xarxes, and was known as Xerxes in later ages. Similar to the god of their relatives, Xagea is said to have inscribed every moment of Ayleid history and every moment foreseen. Through him, the Ayleid recorded their ancestors and knew their origins. Their memory of Aldmeris and their inspiration for Ayleidoon was credited to Xagea, said to be the keeper of all words and their tongues. Xagea would ultimately be removed from the pantheon and replaced by Xerxes, as it was believed the spirit's concept had been corrupted by Hyrma-Mora, the squalid Daedroth of forbidden knowledge. Thus, 'that form was imprisoned within the shifting cogs of Yfferath, lending inspiration for Cyrodis-speak'. Tales surrounding the corruption of Xagea persist in the form of folklore and rumors surrounding the shadowed depths of Cyrodiil.
"Those of the Serceni were tasked with the preservation of their peoples ancestry. Bearing the light of Magnav, they wandered Cyrod, seeking to cleanse their clouding bloodlines and restore the Ayleid to their once-proud pedigree."
Syllden: Spirit of Benevolence, Mercy, and Experience, Syllden is the Ayleid equivalent of Stendarr, and stands as the 'apologist of man'. Little is known of Syllden aside from one article impossibly surviving the Alessian Order's destruction of Malada. This tale follows the story of the god, how he turned the Ayleid aside from their early slaughtering of Nedic tribes, teaching them instead that all life holds purpose and guiding them away from their bloodied past. Despite this seemingly peaceful visage, the god was most venerated as the 'caster-of-chains' and credited with the first act of slavery. Among his devoted were the vile Shapers and practitioners of Ayleid flesh-magicks, who utilized the teachings of Syllden as defense for their tortured vassals, long kept from the sweet escape of death. In spite of his worship by easily the worst of the Ayleid lords, Syllden was implemented into the Alessian pantheon as Stendarr, an amalgamation of his Nede-admired characteristics and that of Stuhn, the Nordic god of ransom.
Aur-En: Spirit of Sacrifice, Investment, and Resolution, Aur-En is the Ayleid equivalent of Xen, and is regarded as the god of effort, risk, and reward. Nearly every action in one's life may be considered to be within the sphere of Aur-En, from the simple acts of purchasing food or waking each morning to complexities of historical reverence. His worship was prevalent throughout the Hegemony, although the many separate emphases of his worship throughout the castes of the Hegemony eventually led to his separation into multiple patrons, such as Xei, the popular patron of agriculture among the lower castes of the Niben.
Auri-El and Lorkhan - Note on the 'Missing Gods': The concept of a 'missing god' is no revolutionary idea to Tamriel, as even Alessia had incorporated Lorkhan as a 'missing god' in appeasement for Shor's absence in her newfound Imperial religion. However, the idea that Auri-El, or any god of time for that matter, would go without official reverence is a concept odd to many, and blasphemous to many more. What led to this decision is unknown, as it is one of the few religious sects in history not to devote a time-god as chief of it's pantheon, let alone remove it altogether. Many theories have arisen around the text 'Exgesis of Merid-Nunda' as to the Ayleids' concept of time; however, the most popular theory on Auri-El's disclusion lies in the interpretation that the time god is responsible for the elven imprisonment on Mundus, binding time and space so as to introduce law and linearity. This antagonistic view of the deity could very well have been the rationale behind the time god's support in mankind's rebellion against the Ayleid. Their attempts at escape could have proven disastrous for Mundus and the time god's sphere.
Hyrma-Mora: Squalid Daedroth of forbidden knowledge, Hyrma-Mora stood as a great enemy to a number of Ayleid, and to their deity Xagea. It's worship was the only form strictly forbidden within the Hegemony, agreed upon as common law in the earliest recorded moots. However, eventually it would be claimed that Xagea was corrupted through dark knowledge-rituals and his libraries plundered by the Daedroth. In order to preserve their ancestry, the Ayleid abruptly threw Xagea from the pantheon and replaced him with Xerxes, a more traditional form of the elven Xarxes. Those city-states that reserved worship of Xagea were said to have drunk from the goblet of unknowable things, becoming insightful thralls of Hyrma-Mora, forever cursed to toil in the deep of Cyrod for lost understanding.
Mola-Gbal: Dark Daedroth of domination and greed, Mola-Gbal stood as the greatest foe of Meridian city-states within the Hegemony. Chief of his worshippers were the inhabitants of Lost Abagarlas, said to have been destroyed when they begged Merid-Nunda's wrath upon themselves. It's unknown as to what extent the Daedra was worshipped within the Hegemony, though multiple sites are known to have existed, such as Ninendava. Interestingly enough, his worship directly ties into known city-states of the Shapers, lending credence to the theory that Syllden's worship had been forsaken by a great many flesh-mages for the superior, yet dangerous, favor of Mola-Gbal came upon them.
Tor-Pol, the Lodestar: An Aldmeri explorer and famous poet said to have charted the entirety of Tamriel's seas, Tor-Pol was most revered among the Ayleid for his discovery and acquiring of the Eight Islands, inspiring the migration of the Ayleid people to what would become White-Gold. Regarded largely along the Niben and Topal Bay, his reverence largely came as a patron of city-states and the families of fishermen, though in rare cases he would be revered as an aspect, or replacement, of Aur-En.
Xei: Among the many late interpretations of Aur-En, Xei was one of the most prominent. Generally worshipeed along the fertile floodplains of the Niben and Lake Rumare, Xei was held to be a deity of agriculture and labor. He was said to provide ease for his faithful through appeals to Yfferath, begging short winters and long, fruitful seasons of harvest.
Qaith: Among the most mysterious of the Adais, with little more than worn stonework to remember the deity. Qaith is a matter of some debate among scholars, as it cannot be surmised whether the deity represents a physical being of ruling stature or a spirit among the likes of the Edeis. What can be known is that the Adai was recognized almost exclusivly in the Meritime states of the Topal Bay, states known to lack Sorcerer-Kings of their own. Though the origins of Qaith are obscured, it's said that 'worship was shared between Marmeldi, before washing ashore in the shed blood of Thras'. While lacking any evidence of appearance, it's said Qaith was as the waves, old and still at one moment, young and restless the next.


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The first element necessary to develop a clear understanding of the female orgasm is to learn the basics of the female sexual anatomy.
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The image on the left shows a pictoral overview of the female sexual anatomy
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As you have seen in previous pages, there is an incredible amount of variation from one woman to another in the relative colour and dimensions of the various bits of their sexual anatomy. Little of this appears to have any bearing on female sexual response.
Obviously darker skinned women have darker outer lips and typically have the edges of their inner lips and often the area around their anus more darkly pigmented, but these can sometimes be quite darkly pigmented in otherwise rather fair-skinned women.
The Female Orgasm Explained
The male and female orgasms are very similar subjectively. When women and men are asked to describe the sensations they feel during arousal and orgasm but excluding gender-specific anatomical terms, the descriptions are remarkably similar, and involve feelings of inevitability when the orgasm is imminent. Of course there are anatomical differences and women have the general advantage that most can have (or be educated to have) multiple orgasms.
Some women are capable of imagining themselves all the way to orgasm though no doubt this may involve a lot of muscle tensing and thus cannot really be described as being without physical stimulus. Women also tend to have more orgasms in their sleep than men who usually only do this during teenage years.
Pain thresholds increase during arousal (e.g. during masturbation) and reach their maximum during orgasm. It is likely that cerebral endorphins may be involved. Electroencephalography has shown which regions of the brain and brain stem are involved in orgasm, though most of the mechanisms of the physiological rather than psychological processes are in the spinal cord.
The standard textbook description of female excitation and orgasm goes like this: A prolonged period of arousal, plateau, orgasm proper and resolution. (The same phases can be identified in men.)
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PHILADELPHIA – Call it a relaunch bump and jump.
DC Comics overtook long-time rival Marvel for the first time since 2002 after figures for October sales of comic books showed the publisher of relaunched versions of Superman, Batman, the Flash and others, gathering 51 percent of the market share for the month compared with nearly 30.3 percent for Marvel.
They were followed by Image Comics, Dark Horse Comics and IDW Publishing.
That's according to Diamond Comic Distributors Inc., the Baltimore, Md.-based distributor of comics to more than 4,000 retailers worldwide. Diamond Comic Distributors released the sales data on Friday.
DC accounted for seven of the top 10 selling comic books last month, including "Justice League" No. 2 and "Action Comics" No. 2, while Marvel had three.
DC recently relaunched its superhero titles earlier this year, dubbed "The New 52," featuring new origins and costumes for its many characters.
"We like what 'DC Comics – The New 52' is doing to bring new attention to comics and to comic shop retailers. And we like hearing that other publishers are being helped too," said John Rood, executive vice president of sales, marketing and business development at DC Entertainment.
The sales, while a victory for DC, were also a positive sign for the industry, which has fretted about declining readership and the availability of more and more titles on digital platforms from personal computers to smartphones.
Buoyed in part by demand for DC's titles, along with the conclusion to Marvel's epic "Fear Itself" miniseries, the start of "Wolverine & the X-Men" and "Incredible Hulk," the number of titles sold were up 32.1 percent from a year earlier.
"The market-share battle is not the one we care to win," Rood said. "We are battling to deliver great stories and characters, and to support comic shops so that they're the ones who win every month."


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Sprague's top employer will close, leaving 140 jobless
Sprague — The town's largest taxpayer and employer, Fusion Paperboard, announced Wednesday that it plans to close its Sprague mill in September and lay off about 140 employees, said state Sen. Cathy Osten, who is the town's first selectwoman.
The news comes one year after Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Osten welcomed news that the state Department of Economic and Community Development had approved a 10-year, 3 percent loan of
$3 million to help Fusion expand operations, retain 147 jobs and create 20 new jobs with a $6 million upgrade project.
Osten said she received word Wednesday morning following the announcement to employees at the plant. The plant, formerly known as Cascades Boxboard Group, contributed about $250,000 to the town's tax rolls last year, she said.
"I think this was a complete surprise to everyone," said Osten, a Democrat. "From a first selectman's perspective, we did a lot of work to ensure they were treated with respect and did what we could to make them successful."
Osten said the town had forgiven a $50,000 building permitting fee and worked to secure a three-year agreement with Norwich Public Utilities to halt a planned sewer rate increase.
Osten said she has already contacted Malloy's office to look into terms of the $3 million loan but said she has had no indications the company plans to walk away from repayment of the loan. She said she plans to meet with company officials.
"I'm certainly concerned about the $3 million, but right now I'm most concerned about the 140 families facing unemployment," Osten said.
After 29 years working at the plant on Inland Road, Rich Harrelle, 54, said he was caught off guard when he was called in with other employees Wednesday morning and told about the planned closing. The plant is to close Sept. 22, he said.
Harrelle, who is a turbine engineer at the plant and president of the local 1840 of the United Steelworkers Union, said he is calling on all available legislators to help save the plant and the livelihoods of his fellow employees.
"We're going to do what we can do to hopefully keep the place running. We have two months to come up with some kind of plan to save about 140 jobs," Harrelle said. "There are so many jobs leaving Connecticut. It's just a shame."
Harrelle said company officials told workers "market conditions" had led to the closing. A company spokesman was not available to comment on Wednesday.
In a press statement announcing the planned mill improvements last year, Fusion Paperboard Chief Operating Officer Ghislain Levesque said the multimillion-dollar project to upgrade equipment at the plant "is the most important investment in a single project for the Sprague mill in the last decade." Fusion intended to overhaul and repair its paper machine, which produces recycled paper products, and a turbine that generates the power for the paper machine.
The company produces high-performance coated, recycled boxboard, folding cartons and packaging for North American food and consumer product manufacturers, according to its website. It also produces 100 percent recycled, food-grade paperboard at its Sprague mill.
OpenGate Capital purchased Fusion in 2011 when it was known as Cascades. There was a similar announcement that same year when Caraustar Industries Inc., located in an adjacent mill to Fusion, announced it was closing and laying off about 80 employees.
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James Wan's The Conjuring finally gives horror fans a full, well-rounded trailer to send shivers up and down your spine. Admittedly, there doesn't seem to be anything particularly new or exceedingly different about these shivers, but ever since making his harshly fantastic debut with Saw, Wan has injected an energetic giddiness into each of the films he's made, and while tackling back-to-back haunted home horrors isn't stretching his abilities, this trailer at least separates The Conjuring from Insidious, his previous film.
This trailer, courtesy of the film's Facebook page, incorporates some of the elements we've seen before in the spooky blindfolded hide-and-seek trailer, and some of the bits that were shown at New York Comic Con and WonderCon, but delves more into the wraparound story that gives the film its "based on a true story" poetic license.
We get to see Ed Warren (Patrick Wilson) and wife Lorraine (Vera Farmiga) as they have their own ghostly moments inside the house that Lily Taylor's character moves into and subsequently where she gets all of the shit scared out of her. The use of Donovan's "Hurdy Gurdy Man" is prevalent here as it was in an earlier clip, giving the trailer that post-hippie feel-good sensation, just before everything goes really, really wrong.
What makes this trailer just that much more interesting than every other poltergeist film trailer out there is that while it pours on the quick startling scares, it seems as if this film itself has got loads more freaky ass looking ghouls to freak viewers out with. I have a feeling Lorraine's "the quality of my mental health is directly tied to how many ghosts are around me" is going to be trying on the patience as the film goes on, but this looks as exciting as any other non comedic, non-Evil Dead horror coming out in the next few months.
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The visiting volleyball Lions of Springside Chestnut Hill Academy led for long stretches in the first and third sets of last Wednesday's road match, but in the end they couldn't make a dent in the undefeated record of the host Owls of Agnes Irwin.
Irwin has lost in tournaments, but in regular head-to-head bouts the Owls improved to 8-0 with their 3-0 victory over SCH last week, while the Lions' record leveled out at 3-3.
"They've a good team and we didn't play as well as we could've," said SCH junior co-captain Gianna Pownall. "We did well for the most part, but when we got the lead we let them come back on us."
In the opening set, SCH moved up out of a 3-3 tie to score five straight points, two of them coming on hits by sophomore middle Courtney Hamilton. With Pownell scoring on two tips over the AI front row, the Lions led 12-9 a few minutes later, but the Owls rallied, caught up at 13-all, and then moved ahead by two points.
Irwin's lanky Hammarskjold sisters, senior Victoria and sophomore Alexandra, combined hits and well-chosen tips to rally the hosts, with junior outside hitter Katherine Boris joining in, as well. The visitors came back to tie at 15-all, then the Owls ran off five points in a row and went on to take the set, 25-19.
One of the reasons the Lions were able to stay in the set most of the way is that their defense has improved significantly over last year.
"We're always pretty upbeat and pretty intense on defense," said the other junior co-captain for SCH, Michelle Cybularz. "I think we understand it better because we have a year under our belts. We know where we should be on the court, and we're improving at figuring out what the other teams are trying to do."
In the second segment of the match the hosts did not allow themselves to fall behind, but the Lions stayed close and in the middle of the set they only trailed by two, 14-12. A put-back by Kenzie Lucas and a kill by fellow senior Janie Whelan helped Irwin gain some separation, and SCH only managed one more point as the set ended at 25-13.
A block by senior middle Elana Roadcloud and an unreturned serve by freshman outside Julia Moriarty got the Lions going in round three, and when the over-eager Owls batted a number of balls outside the boundaries, the Lions found themselves up, 7-2. They held onto the lead a while longer, gaining a 14-7 advantage before Irwin got a rally underway.
After a side-out to make it 14-8, Victoria Hammarskjold stepped to the service line and the Owls ran off six more points in a row to erase their early deficit. The set was tied for the final time at 18-18, and the visitors could only muster one point after that. Junior Anne Mentzinger scored on a hit and a tip to help close out the set at 25-19, wrapping up the match victory for Agnes Irwin.
"Our defense has definitely improved, but we still need to communicate better," commented the Lions' Pownall. "We're working on our blocking, and we're also trying to be more consistent with our serves."


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text: Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums :: View topic - Does anybody here know anything about Ansan, South Korea Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Does anybody here know anything about Ansan, South Korea Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> English Schools View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Amy GoudieJoined: 08 Sep 2003Posts: 2 Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 1:55 pm Post subject: Does anybody here know anything about Ansan, South Korea Hi, Does anyone here know anything about the city Ansan in S Korea. I believe it is south from Seoul and just west of Suwon. I have been offered a good contract there but don't really know anything about the city. I don't want to move to a small boring town. If anyone has any info it would be greatly appreciated!! Back to top CoreyJoined: 23 Mar 2003Posts: 445Location: Costa Rica Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2003 11:25 am Post subject: Hi Amy, I think you would be better going over into the teacher jobs discussion forum with that question. This forum is for ESL/EFL students. Try the teacher forum as well. Good luck, Corey_________________Niagara Summer Programs Back to top FaithJoined: 20 Jan 2003Posts: 9Location: California, USA Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2003 3:35 pm Post subject: About Ansan in Korea Hi, Amy! I know really well about Ansan because I lived Ansan for about three years before I came to United States to learn English. I don't say it's a great city, but certainly it's not a small town in country. There are so many apartments(they look like tall buildings because they are 25 floors high) there, and there is even Wal-Mart in the center of this city. You can easily see several department stores, movie-theaters, lots of stores, and great restaurants(The foods are cheap and you can also eat a lot of fastfood because there are lots of fastfood restaurants there, such as McDonald's, KFC, Burger King, and Pizza Hut. However, what I don't like about this city is that there are too many bars in Ansan(It could be no problem for you), and that means one of the downtowns is dirty because there are so many fliers on the road. But there is a new downtown near from another subway station, so you can hang out with your new friends there. If you're a Christian, you can even go to English worship service in Dongsan Church. I don't know exactly, but there are five or six Academy(for ESL students) in Ansan. So you could meet some ESL teachers there. If you have another question, just let me know. My e-mail address is [email protected], and you can talk to me if you use msn messenger. I hope that it could help you. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Dave's ESL Cafe's Student Discussion Forums Forum Index -> English Schools All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Student Forums----------------ComputersCurrent NewsCultureEnglish SchoolsFamilyFilm and CinemaFoodHealth and FitnessHelp CenterHobbiesHolidaysLearning EnglishLiteratureMaking FriendsMusicOpinionsPetsScienceSportsThe Strange and MysteriousTOEFL and Other English ExamsTravel You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Dave's ESL Cafe is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Banner Advertising | Bookstore / Alta Books | FAQs | Articles | Interview with Dave Copyright © 2018 Dave's ESL Cafe | All Rights Reserved | Contact Dave's ESL Cafe | Site Map Teachers College, Columbia University: Train to Teach English Here or Abroad Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group


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Not when the veteran quarterback or hotshot running back was acquired.
Not when any offensive coordinator was fired or any defensive coordinator was hired.
Not even when one owner handed over controlling interest to another.
In recent years, no single day represents as much change to the Ravens organization as today, when John Harbaugh, a career assistant, will be introduced as the Ravens' third head coach, replacing Brian Billick, who was fired nearly three weeks ago after a nine-year run.
The sweeping changes take place on a pair of fronts. Obviously, on the field, a young, 45-year-old fresh face is in charge of a locker room of veterans and will try to get the most out of a group that's coming off a disappointing 5-11 season. But perhaps just as important, owner Steve Bisciotti has now firmly rubbed his fingerprints on one of the Ravens' last untouched surfaces.
Bisciotti took over ownership nearly four years ago but inherited many key components. He built his fortune via a staffing company - placing the right people in the right jobs. But no hire or placement he has ever made has been as important as Harbaugh's.
Because Harbaugh has never been an offensive or defensive coordinator - let alone a head coach - his appointment surely will be viewed by many as high risk. For many football fans, he has lived his football life in the shadow of a more successful father and a more well-known brother. But for the Ravens, it's a calculated gamble, a week in the making on the team's end and a lifetime in the making on Harbaugh's.
Forget the talk of inexperience; Harbaugh had been preparing himself for this job nearly his entire life. His father, Jack, was a longtime football coach, and his brother, Jim, was an NFL quarterback who's also now a coach. As for Harbaugh, he played defensive back at Miami (Ohio), where he majored in political science.
"He was going to be a lawyer and go into politics," his father told The Philadelphia Inquirer in 1998. "When he told her he'd made up his mind and that he was going into coaching, his mother dropped her head onto the kitchen table and burst into tears as if she'd lost her son."
It wasn't long before everyone else started accepting that John Harbaugh would someday be a head coach. It just took a decision-maker like Bisciotti and the hiring committee he assembled to look beyond the short resume. Firing Billick might have been the tougher move, but hiring Harbaugh is certainly the bolder one.
Though Harbaugh spent this season as an Eagles assistant in charge of the secondary, much of his success has come from leading the special teams, which isn't as unlikely a starting point as it might seem. Coaches such as Bill Belichick, Bill Cowher and Mike Ditka all rose from special teams to eventual head coaching jobs.
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His style always seemed different, too. Players like him for a reason. Special teams players are often unheralded, unseasoned and unnoticed. Harbaugh created a chart for his unit, awarded gold stars for tackles, blocks and big plays. Every four games, he would hand out prizes, like an iPod. Subtle and simple, but effective.
Over the years, the praise from his players and fellow coaches has been consistent. It didn't matter who was doing the talking - Eagles head coach Andy Reid, Pro Bowl player Ike Reese or members of Harbaugh's large sports family - the coach's fate has felt predetermined, his path pointed in one clear direction.
Harbaugh reportedly blew away Ravens officials with enthusiasm, character and organization, but the Ravens' calculated risk is centered on the idea that the Eagles' special teams is a microcosm, that Harbaugh can transfer his success and methods to the larger locker room.
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It's a new day at the Ravens' Owings Mills complex. Harbaugh inherits a Ravens team in need of change and direction. His toughest work is ahead of him.
As for the man in charge, the biggest task Bisciotti has faced as team owner is thankfully behind him. He's playing with his own chess pieces now, and today he'll show off a new king.
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Playing career: Was a defensive back at Miami (Ohio). Never played professionally.
Coaching career: Was the Philadelphia Eagles' secondary coach this season. Before then, he spent nine seasons as the Eagles' special teams coordinator and was selected by his peers as the league's special teams Coach of the Year in 2001. Joined Cam Cameron's 1997 Indiana University coaching staff as the defensive backs and special teams coach. Spent eight seasons (1989-1996) as an assistant head coach at Cincinnati. Coached special teams and the secondary at Morehead State in 1988 and tight ends at Pittsburgh in 1987. Began his career tutoring running backs and outside linebackers at Western Michigan from 1984 to the 1986 season.
Personal: He and his wife, Ingrid, have a daughter, Alison. His father, Jack, was a head coach at Western Michigan and Western Kentucky. Brother Jim spent 15 seasons in the NFL and played for five teams, including the Ravens in 1998. Brother-in-law (through sister Joani) is Tom Crean, head basketball coach at Marquette.


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I haven't gone out with a pen and paper, but even with my small social circle, I can tell you a lot of people have been delaying their car purchase just till the Ford EcoSport comes along. And I finally got to trundle along in the car in Goa's lazy and thick traffic.
First impressions? It is dynamically sound on the road and a way better handler than the Safari or the Scorpio. It rides well too. But it doesn't have that driver involvement you expect from a Ford. The electric steering is a bit too light and there is some roll around corners. The all-new 1-litre EcoBoost petrol engine is the highlight of this Ford. And it puts out 123bhp, which is more than healthy for such a tiny engine. But you can access that power only with some heavy downshifting and with the engine spinning above 2000rpm. However, at slow city speeds and in stop and go traffic, this turbo-charged engine is quite driveable.
Apart from the much spoken about EcoBoost engine, this compact SUV is also available with two other engine options – 1.5-litre diesel and 1.5-litre petrol. The oil burner puts out 90bhp and 204Nm of torque while the bigger petrol is good for 110bhp and 140Nm of pulling power. Both the engines are mated to a five-speed manual gearbox while an automatic tranny will also be on offer on the 1.5 petrol.
The dashboard design is similar to that of the Fiesta (the newer one, not the Classic) and if you're talking about features, be rest assured that you have pretty much everything that you'd desire. In terms of safety, you get six airbags and ABS. Space in the cabin is adequate for four and five will be a squeeze.
There's also a SYNC system that pairs your phone to the car but we haven't been able to try it out nor – thankfully – the 'Emergency Assist' (that automatically connects your phone to the emergency number 108 with no third party call centre. The car provides latitude and longitude of the location and then opens the line for you to talk to 108), which gets activated with a crash. Overall, the EcoSport is a neat package.
Pricing hasn't been announced, but since all the EcoSport engines are under 1.5-litres and the car is under 4 metres, it wont be affected by the SUV excise announced in the last budget and so, we expect it to be cheaper than the Duster as it is a smaller car. We just wish it had some part of the old Fiesta's soul in it. As long as Ford doesn't price it above its worth, the EcoSport is worth the wait if you want a one-car-for-all-purposes vehicle that is compact and easy on the pocket.
Pros: Ride quality, engine noise above 4000rpm, features, 6 airbags, compact. Versatile cabin
Cons: Soft steering, roll around corners, turbo lag under 2000rpm, rear seat space.
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The Ecosport is a smartly packaged car. Its not a driver's delight like a typical Ford, but if priced right, this could eat into a whole lot of other segments and be the best all round urban car.


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Like everyone else, we are suckers for hand made rasps. These Gramercy Tools rasps are hand cut and you will be surprised not only by how fast they work, but by how smooth a surface they leave. Made of surgical grade stainless steel for a tough, long life with a brass ferruled wood handle. The lengths given are the approximate working length of the rasp. "Teeth coarseness" is the approximate number of teeth per inch of the rasp teeth. We have several sizes of rasps designed to cover a wide range of work. The shortest of the rasps is only 5" long (working length) and is inspired by the long-gone Nicholson 55 - except ours is hand cut. The teeth go out to the edge, for a greater range of work. We have longer rasps with both coarser and finer teeth. The larger, finer rasps are ideal for making cabriole legs and other areas of sculpted furniture-making. The rasps are made in Pakistan, which has a long tradition of metalwork, by a single craftsman with very limited production who is working to our specifications. Sizes will come in an out of stock as supply permits. The handles are made in USA.
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By: JonnotJohn (Sep, 2018)
I've only used hardware store rasps and wasn't sure about spending the money on something better. I'm so glad I finally did! These remove material so fast and leave a surprisingly smooth finish. Even the handle fits comfortably in hand. Highly recommended!
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By: eddie mccarthy (Feb, 2018)
What is your closest rasp to a nicholson # 49
By: kevin winsor (Dec, 2017)
Maybe SLIGHTLY less elegant than the Auriou but priced so much less you can't go wrong.
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By: Dietrich Speer (Jan, 2017)
I have never used anything but mass produced rasps. I bought a set of these a while back and now used them for the first time. The difference is hard to believe. Too bad they last so long - I could be buying more.
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A lovely rasp!
By: Chris Haake (Dec, 2016)
I just received my 9.25" 11tpi rasp and took it for a spin on some maple scraps. What a JOY this tool is! Fast, smooth, precise cutting that leaves a surface easily smoothed out. I'll likely be ordering more Gramercy rasps in time!
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By: Dennis Vaughn (Jun, 2014)
Fantastic rasps! Just got my 6 1/2 18TPI and used it on some ipe just to see how it would perform. All I can say is wow! It cuts through the ipe like butter and never clogged up. My only issue is the handles are a bit small. A problem that should be easy to fix.
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By: James@ Marine Repair (May, 2014)
After many nights of laborious rasping with vintage rusted, epoxy plugged rasp's, dating back to the early 80's, I signed my hard gained assets away for a Gramercy set of stainless hand stitched replacements. I received my order and promptly put the 5in 25T to use. She is wonderful, now my favorite but don't fall asleep with her in your pocket. P.S. All work better than expected. I will reorder as needed. Thanks
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By: Dave W (Apr, 2014)
These rasps are an extraordinary upgrade to the home center variety or the Japanese Shinto rasps. I just received mine today and used them for the first time on a curvy cutting board project. They cut like a dream and leave a beautiful surface that does not need a lot of sanding if you work through the grades properly. After a coping saw on the curves I used an 11 TPI followed by a 25 TPI. A few light touches with some 220 grit paper was all that was needed to follow. After 5 years of woodworking I am not a beginner but my experience and abilities definitely put me in the novice category. The only rasp I've ever used was a Shinto. I was digging and gouging my curvy cutting board so I decided to buck up the money for Gramercy rasps. They are not inexpensive but more affordable than the French alternatives. I'm hoping to buy some more in the near future.
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By: Casey (Nov, 2013)
These rasps are great and for the price, you can't beat them. My only two real wishes for them would be safe edges (without the teeth) and larger handles. My hand starts to cramp after periods of extended use.
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By: Andrew H (Aug, 2013)
A fantastic tool - It is my go-to for everything from final shaping of curves to finessing joinery to fit just right. Leaves an amazingly smooth surface, works quickly and with varying pressure you can hog off material or gently shape it. Compared to what you get at a hardware or home store, these are almost magical by comparison!
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Huge upgrade over the hardware store alternatives
By: RC (Jul, 2013)
Being a mostly hand tool guy I purchased these with the expectation that they would come in handy in fairing curves and other shaping tasks. The rasps I had previously were machine stitched from the hardware store and the difference between those and the TFWW rasps is like the difference between Atari and Xbox. They can cut smooth or hog off material without clogging up and the little brush takes care of the rest. I'm surprised how often I reach for these now.
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By: Art Kieres (Mar, 2013)
Amazing rasps. Great attention to detail and they cut extremely smoothly and cleanly. I look for excuses to pick them up in the shop.
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The Top 10 Worst Movies of 2010
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Most film critics around this time of year set out to accomplish the tough task of narrowing down their Top 10 Films of the year. Even though I will be doing the same before the end of year, I thought it'd be more fun to just scorn and cast aspersions on the The Top 10 Worst Films of 2010. Why? Why not.
So many moviegoers waste their hard earned money on such deplorable films that a forum to vent is in order. So here is my top 10 worst based on movies that have enraged me to the point of kicking my goldfish out of its bowl (just kidding PETA) and pulling the beard of my face. That part hurt.
Go ahead and feel free to chime in. Tell us what heinous films we left out of our top 10 in the comments section below and add your thoughts.
Here is our The Top 10 Worst Films of 2010:
10. Splice
'Splice,' is in this critic's opinion, one of the worst, if not arguably the worst movie of 2010. The story sounds compelling and gripping, piquing ones interest of the outcome. Regrettably, when you finish experiencing this disjointed effort, the results are baffling and incomprehensible. There are numerous leaps of logic – instances when the protagonists act in a fashion that only characters in a comedy would. It's as if the screenwriters wanted to hammer home how idiotic these scientists really are. Ultimately, our heroes actions in the second act are aberrations of consistent implausibilities. Not once was I scared (unlike The Strangers or The House of The Devil recently). I kept placing my hands on my face, but in disbelief for the inanity unfolding before my very eyes.
9. Burlesque
If I can highlight one component that kills this movie over and over again is the tired and shameful setups that lead to repeated and unrelenting risible clichés. To be frank, the barrage is interminable. Cinematically, Burlesque is a mess, whether that is intentional or not is a future conversation. The acting was subpar to abysmal, the dialogue was criminal and the script was 75% old, stale tricks that have been worn out for decades. Burlesque will win many Razzie nominations, but as bad as it is, somehow history will tell how 'bad' made cult status.
8. Gulliver's Travels
This one crippled me, literally. I have a torn ACL that got worse after I saw this movie. Part of why this film is so bad is because the adaptation is ridiculous. The script gaffes, the absence of verisimilitude, logic, rationale, and most of all dialogue, are all unacceptable. None of the members of this cast has the chops to overcome such vile dialogue. It truly is a kids film, not a family film. Adults would walk out… without their children. The age range for a kid to enjoy this film? 2 years old. The 3D experience is pure thievery. $17 a ticket for 4 people, plus parking and concession treats are not justifiable for a film of this caliber.
7. Dinner for Schmucks
Just like the regressing of Jack Black's career, so too is the career of Steve Carrell. Some of his choices exemplify the deterioration of his decision making – 'Dan in Real Life' and 'Evan Almighty'. But in Dinner for Schmucks, Carrell and Paul Rudd hit all time lows. The humor is not clever, it is ridiculous and idiotic and the characters are vexing and loathsome. The pacing drags and the predictable resolution, is misery.
6. Grown Ups
In the 1980's successful comedies seemed like a dime a dozen. Now a days, we have to settle for 'Grown Ups,' where the laughs are few, but the apathy is plentiful. One of the issues I had with it was the marketing. The reputation some of the actors have are that of R rated comedians. The mere sight of Chris Rock is worth a hard R from a mile away ("tired of this sh*t, tired, tired, tired of this sh•t," as his foul mouthed stand up routine goes). Secondly, I had issues with the tame dialogue of the script. The stars, mostly known for their profanities and uncouth behavior in films, seemed out of their element. Such a talented cast, but no creativity in the script.
5. Valentine's Day
When it comes to romantic comedies, Valentine's Day has to go up there as one of the worst rom-coms in the history of movies. So many stars, so much talent and the flimsy script just desecrated them. Some will never work again. The big challenge here was to have a writer parcel great material for 15 stars for about two hours. It is extremely difficult to do, but not impossible. The Ocean's 13 films from Steven Soderbergh did it with success and some critical acclaim, so why couldn't this one? This one is all on the screenwriters Katherine Fugate, Abby Kohn. The futile attempt to create interesting and dynamic scenarios were struck down with hyper speed resolutions and uninspired acting. This one isn't even worth the DVD time.
4. The Last Song
Of his six titles sent to the big screen, 'The Last Song' is Nicholas Sparks worst film. Most of the drawbacks hinge on Miley Cyrus' acting. She is officially on my list for a 2011 Razzie for worst actress. But perhaps the biggest problem with the film is the calculated, manipulative script that delivers phony, inorganic moments that don't seem plausible enough for any teenager or adult to believe. It has some feel good moments, but not enough to deserve praise. This is definitely not a date movie adults will enjoy, but rather a transitional primer young fans of Cyrus will be expecting from her in the near future. She isn't ready to act in these roles that demand so much of her limited emotional range. As a result, the scenes where she has to push and drive the emotional guts of the film fall flat. Bottomline, you can find this schmaltz for free on Lifetime or Oprah.
3. When in Rome
'When in Rome' is a complete disaster and echoes everything that is wrong with movies today. A romantic comedy with a recycled and absurd premise, vacuous humor, and a script as predictable as the weather in LA. These are the types of movies that you should never pay to see for many reasons including a lack of soul, depth or real substance to any of these characters. Everything seems to be a fantasy passed off as reality and the producers must think we are the fools that will buy it. Perhaps a DVD pick? Not even. This IS one of the worst movies of the year.
2. The Tooth Fairy
'The Tooth Fairy' was just bad cinema. The Rock is a simpatico guy, but with a ludicrous plotline, uninspired dialogue, the worse camera editing I've seen in years and a paltry supporting cast, there was no way he was saving this sinking ship. He wears a ballerina dress when first becoming a fairy and instead of it being a funny moment, it was embarrassing. Director Michael Lembeck, mostly a TV director, shouldn't be doing movies. His camera shot selections were not flattering to the actors and showed the many audio dubbing flaws caught by the lens. Just intolerable. Adding to the demise of the movie was seeing a New York legend Billy Crystal in a pajama like costume regurgitating screenwriter Lowell Ganz's stale and infantile dialogue.
And the worst film of 2010 is hands down 'Vampires Suck'. 'Horror-ble' and painful comes to mind when I think of having watched this. Absolutely nothing can be praised from this film. I like a good spoof movie here and there (The Naked Gun, Hot Shots, Scary Movie) but the level of creativity to get this film off the ground is elementary, nothing seems to be out of the box thinking and 10 year old girls must have been consulted as ghost writers. For the sake of your mental sanity, stay away from this film full of dreadful inept jokes, paltry pop culture references and repugnant dialogue. This is one 'vampire' I'd like to stab in the heart over and over and over and over and over……


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Colonization in Groin Linked to MRSA Infection in Adults With HIV
March 15, 2013
Researchers report that HIV-infected adults are more likely to have methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections if the patients have a history of MRSA colonization in the groin or they have had a prior MRSA infection acquired from the community or a health care setting. MRSA colonization is more prevalent among HIV-infected people than among the general U.S. population.
To determine the MRSA risk related to colonization, researchers recruited 600 patients from the Atlanta VA Medical Center. The participants provided a baseline specimen from the anterior nares and groin and supplied two additional specimens at subsequent clinic visits over the next two years. The study aimed to identify participants with MRSA colonization in the nares and the groin and to diagnose MRSA infections.
Initial specimens revealed MRSA colonization in 79 study participants (41 percent in the nares only, 21 percent in the groin only, and 38 percent in both the nares and groin). At the six-month mark, 66 participants had MRSA colonizations; at the twelve-month mark, 62 participants had MRSA colonizations.
During two years of follow-up, 25 study participants developed 29 MRSA infections. Twelve of those who developed MRSA infections during the study had MRSA colonization in the groin only or in the groin and nares at the baseline measurement. The most common MRSA infections during the study were skin, tissue, pneumonia, and bacteremia, and tests found the clinical isolate USA300 in 64 percent of the MRSA infections.
Study authors recommended improved "hygienic practices and decolonization treatment" to eliminate or reduce MRSA colonization and to prevent MRSA infections among HIV-infected adults.
The full report, "Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Colonization of the Groin and Risk for Clinical Infection among HIV-infected Adults" was published online March 13, 2013, in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases at URL wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/4/12-1353_article.htm.
This article was provided by CDC National Prevention Information Network. It is a part of the publication CDC HIV/Hepatitis/STD/TB Prevention News Update.
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Nearly two years after the NFL and NFLPA agreed to conduct HGH testing during the 2011 season, HGH testing may finally be implemented. During the 2013 season.
Albert Breer of NFL Network reports that the two sides, which lately can't agree on much of anything, have made progress on an agreement to conduct HGH testing.
Breer adds that the league and the union are "much further along" than ever — which could be sort of like Jerry Jones saying the NFL is closer than ever to a return to L.A.
Still, Breer says there's optimism in both camps, which is encouraging.
It's also surprising. At a time when more than a few people are pointing out that the NFLPA got hosed during the 2011 CBA negotiations, the union could be tempted to secure as many concessions as possible when agreeing to HGH testing. Also, it could be hard to get the players under any circumstances to consent to having blood drawn. Given the suspicions and scattered reports about rampant HGH use are accurate, no player who uses HGH will want to be tested for HGH.
As NFL Senior V.P. of Labor Law and Policy Adolpho Birch previously has explained it, the league hasn't pushed the issue because the NFL needs the players to buy in fully and completely to HGH testing. To make that happen, the NFLPA will need to be able to persuade the rank and file that a clear victory has been obtained, especially in light of the many complaints and concerns the union has raised about the reliability of current HGH testing procedures.


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Are your cupcakes up to the challenge? Are you worthy of the Iron Cupcake Winner's rosette and the acclaim that comes with it? There's only one way to find out…..
ICL Challenge II: Summer Fruits
On the night everyone will have a say in declaring the winner, who walks away with the ICL Winner's rosette plus a cupcake themed goody bag (presented in the much-coveted ICL bag!) see details below.
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Monday 6 July 2009
6.00pm – 8.30pm
Barrowboy & Banker pub, 6-8 Borough High Street, SE1 9QQ
Entry fee: £5 – even if you don't wish to enter the competition why not come along to taste the cupcakes? (Entry fee includes tea or coffee)
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I can now reveal the prizes – ta da!
The main prize is a fabulous cupcake courier that allows you to transport, not 12, not 24 but 36 cupcakes!!! It is an amazing item and special thanks must go to the lovely people at The Cupcake Courier who donated the prize.
Of course, if you're in London you can win the cupcake courier at ICL, if you're not in London then hot foot it over to The Cupcake Courier website and buy yourself the Rolls Royce of cupcake transportation. When they've travelled in one of these, your cupcakes will never let you put them in Tupperware or an old biscuit tin again!
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So... they're going to release a smaller version of the PS2 and they don't want it to impact the sales of the PS3. Is the current thinking that they reckon people are holding off buying a PS3 in case a small PS2 comes along?
What would be a good idea, is if they could shrink the PS2 even more, put a screen on it and a battery and make it a portable. Oh wait, they did that, it's called the PSP.


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Post root canal pain
I had a root canal done on the upper right side, third tooth from the back. It was performed by an endontist in two appointments. He said I waited too long and crystals/pearls had formed.
One week after the second appointment I was still experiencing pain. I called the endodontist and he had ecluded (shaved down) the tooth, put me on penicillin to fight a bacterial infection and gave me pain killers in case I needed them.
Another week has passed and I am still in pain. I take Ibuprofen every three hours and the pain killers once a day only on non-work days. My jaw feels tight from my cheek bone to my lips and I have aching pain after an hour and a half if I miss the Ibuprofen.
Throughout the course of the day I can get 5-7 minute debilitating sharp aching episodes of pain. These also happen in the middle of the night 1-3 times. Do you think this will go away soon? Am I being a baby and it will fix itself? Thanks.
Individuals vary greatly in the time it takes for the pain to dissipate after a root canal procedure. The length of time of discomfort can also vary greatly depending on the condition of the tooth at the time of the root canal.
I can not comment on the condition of the tooth since I was not the one to perform the initial procedure and diagnosis. However, it is not uncommon to experience pain within the first few weeks after certain root canal treatments. The problem arises if things don't seem to be getting better. If things are not resolving there may be other reasons for the continued pain.
I would suspect that you would feel more comfortable checking in with your endodontist, and they would probably like to know if things don't seem to be getting better. The endodontist has all the information about your case and can better predict if this is within your normal course of healing or whether you are due for another evaluation.
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Working out the finances for purchasing a resale home can be a complex business. From July 1 this year, there will be another element to consider. The Ontario government is introducing the Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). The existing Provincial Sales Tax and federal Goods and Services Tax will be combined to create the HST. The provincial element of the tax will be 8% and the federal portion 5%, giving an HST of 13%.
Unlike on the purchase of a new home, HST will not be applied to the purchase price of a resale home but some costs associated with the deal will attract the new tax.
"I don't really think a lot of people are realizing how much [the HST] increases [costs]," says Paula Roberts, a mortgage broker for Mortgage Intelligence in Unionville. "It affects the commission; the legal fees; appraisals, if we need them; home inspections; renovations and everything like that."
Ms. Roberts says the new tax may add about $1,000 to the costs associated with buying a resale home.
With so many factors influencing the decision to buy a home, it is hard to pinpoint exactly how great an impact the introduction of the HST will have on the housing market in Ontario.
"It is probably going to be a trigger for many [househunters] to just get going a little faster than would have been the case," says Robert Hogue, senior economist at RBC Economics. "We're expecting a bit more activity [this spring] and then a bit of a lull after [July 1st]."
However, Mr. Hoguesays the prospect of higher interest rates expected this summer is also likely spurring potential home-buyers to get pre-qualified and locked into a good rate.
Ms. Roberts agrees: "We've noticed in the past few weeks, our pre-approval numbers are crazy. We've got a lot of people waiting to buy houses. I think we're going to get a lot of June closing dates."
While Ms. Roberts says clients are concerned about the impact of the HST, she counsels against rushing to purchase before the deadline just to avoid the tax (the closing date must be before July 1 to avoid the tax hit).
"Quite honestly, if $1,000 is going to break them, they shouldn't be buying a home anyway," Ms. Roberts says. "In the whole picture, it's not a huge, huge amount. I bet you in six months, it's just accepted."
Toronto-based Altus Group Economic Consulting has analyzed the potential impact of the HST on the new-home and renovation markets for, among others, the Building Industry & Land Development Association (BILD) and the Ontario Homebuilders Association. (This column will detail the new-home HST next week.)
"The amount of tax revenue that will be levied, net of any rebates, [will be] about $1.5-billion a year," says Peter Norman, senior director, economic consulting, Altus Group. "The overall notion is that if you add about $1.5-billion in taxes to one particular sector, then demand in that particular sector is going to go down."
Mr. Norman believes renovations rather than new-home sales will feel the brunt of this tax increase, and Stephen Dupuis, president and CEO of BILD, agrees.
"People are either fixing up their homes to sell, or, more likely, they're renovating their new acquisition to suit their tastes. ... The net tax impact is about 5.4% on renovations [after renovators factor their own tax credits into the price.]"
Renovators are concerned on two fronts that rising costs will cut demand for their services.
"Most speculation is that there will be a downturn in the renovation industry after [July 1] because of the extra amount it's going to cost people to do it," says David Males, president, Northern Edge Construction Services Ltd. "Also, we're expecting more people to be doing cash deals as opposed to doing it with legitimate contractors. Historically, that's exactly what happened when the GST was introduced and we're afraid that's going to happen again."


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In Campaign of Twists, Sandy Provides Another
In an excerpt from D.C. Bureau, WSJ reporters give their take on the final days of the campaign, including the latest unemployment numbers, the impact of Hurricane Sandy and what the latest polling from swing states is showing.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... I ... pretty obvious soul in this campaign is going to be about the economy ... in the future not that the and were down to economic numbers and unemployment number the King today which ... will strain the final weekend of leases pretty good for present a bomb ... threatening basically the Labor Department report says the economy is getting that ... it's far from good seven point nine percent unemployment is high today yet but and there's a ... three and a half million people that work for a full year or more and still say they're looking ... but critically in the tally they give each month of the number of jobs added ... hundred and seventy one thousand jobs added in October ... a rib eyes out the numbers for September ... and August ... so all in all it's clearly ... a plus for the president ... it doesn't it just makes it easier for him to ... make a convincing case that ... things are but I know but they're getting ... into that ... good as if I'd ever been to Nebraska for ten minutes ... but the number of other things ... right all but some of the upper end of its all important are the deserving of a seven point eight with ten minutes or so allows for those levers that the Kremlin to say all right now it's official data for the worse than when ... Obama ran for any new cuts the funny thing about the statements that the ... that both sides issue has ... become so quickly after the numbers to my ego they wrote them before they have no ego no right in relation to what the facts right and the whole thing really is that this point about whether reinforces or outcome predicts talking points ... because there aren't very many voters out there I think that would be affected by or reinforces or contradicts the set notions that voters are ready to write that that's on the same from the Obama campaign was in two weeks ago ... no data point is to change perceptions at this point not certainly true this ... this is not about its that that data point this is ... about trendlines and what people ... think that someone is up or down the spot ... well one thing is flat as wages so that people who are working ... are not really seeing an average much of the wage increase many of them are not keeping up with inflation ... I think the fact that the these berries calls of consumer confidence which we have long trends are ... have been turning up ... is also suggests that in the sun the consumer side ... which is strikingly because you don't see on the business I ... was on the consumer side there's a slight ... listing of optimism ... and you can see how that ... can do anything but help ... for Greece in the same thing in the polls all states of Ohio State of Wisconsin Iowa Blues income confidence inching up ... also it's not a big one but that also owns The particles economy things are getting better even when in the closet right track wrong track ... but if it is the economy getting better to deal with the texture ... will be better next year as it did when market ... he does I what if housing is maybe the key indicator that may have more resonance than it did the housing market seems affirmed up to the people at their house is worth a little bit more than they think they're worth a look at one of ... the missing factor for three ... years for years really ... right I do think that in the end what matters most is who can beat the economics of a national scale but the economic state by state and ... and that's where you know all on employment if they so much about the state by state on housing unemployment ... Ohio's been doing better than other states so as to him through ... I'm ... going along for the auto industry this is from that car sales are up they pay its workers that has to play the least of overall but is still in Iowa Mr. Atlanta highlight the and it is an argument about all of us who fought in a word and argue about ... this in ... the other Akio their October surprise me that the October surprise was of course super storm Cnooc adopts a very slow ... um ... you know I don't know what effect it had exactly although it probably also at the least leading up to finally come as a marginal net loss for the president for two reasons they ... you know he got Chris Christie became a big bear I can say this has been a great job which can hurt ... it's it may have slowed the Romney momentum a little bit I must or the carries through all of the election but I guess that's the best guess what ... yet it's hard to see this anyway you it's seen this storm helping Romney in terms of his campaign strategy it slowed him down ... because it made him more of more marginal figure for three days from ... prison Obama was out there you know ... being commander in chief ... and ... ALM that that ... you have not only the Chris Christie embrace you had Mayor Bloomberg of New York ... coming out endorsing him ... I mean all in all your things that were put on the table that were good for Obama how how good we don't know there were things on the table ... that were ... not so great for on that thing where there was really interesting because he talked so much about climate change ... which has been in this edition is give him ... and ... and it's hard not to think about climate change when you see those pictures of lower Manhattan underwater and over recently ... tell us both candidates for not doing it right away it was last time you heard the words global warming or climate change it was like any of the debate moderators colleagues asked the knowledge that ... in the end of this ended up one of our own election is notable ... and ... its suburbs Philadelphia and surrounding suburbs of difficulty turning up votes for Obama as core supporters ... in the bond is less than a foot of rain is going on this weekend instead of a ... film their house of sorts but ... there could be some depressed turnout in that area and an even for the better person in Jersey which is not really ... up for grabs but to be getting that makes it more likely than the one of these things were on when to let you know the ... names ... from the heart of the biggest all offices over what ... happened but um I think there's been another big numbers Democratic congressman or Connecticut New Jersey ... and a fall in the quarter by million votes are due to suppress the vote by that much and those with big blue states that happen but not ... now we are talking here about ... things that look marginally better for the president who is rich in the changes the fact ... that the Romney people knew the are confident the baby thing ... when they think momentum continues to move in a direction that people who have to decide at this point ... that they're gonna vote for Brock Obama has really decided that a vote against him to have admitted that yet ... and that there's going to be a big move ... him into the round up ... with this ... to start doing the bus attrition where both of these ... homeless or ... at ... least forty percent of all maybe even forty eight point five ... it's going to be in public but the bears the signs ... off on a promise that this could be less but that ... checks from various Romney don't like ... she was happening ... um and they really think that that is so that they are but if it is going to show that when when when the financial hole in what is the evidence that the CIA then in ... a legitimate reason doesn't do think the trendlines are going away and isn't the possibility of what the falling out of support among traditional working class support from Utah for Obama pixel it like Pennsylvania was the CIA they see Obama seal ... it in in in this is true that ... he's never really been able to crack above the forty seven forty eight percent level even in swing states that the speaking with some exceptions but that ... that represents not for for the president going into the final weekend but this the UPS Lucille Kinkade above that in there for everything it must be ... about to ... well except at the the the the Obama people look of the polls and they see something they see ... opportunity in the fact that ... they're so they're in their lead over Romney is bigger among registered voters and then when the pollsters ... try to pull out and just focus on the most likely voters his previous smaller ... and you know in the train there it that's that's when to get out the vote team goes to work and ... I tell the whole of all experience this year has given me a grade education and healthy skepticism on ... polling and we will find out pretty soon it was right where it is this this idea figure who wish to show up is ... that that we're pulling is an art science and he'll be carrying on from the Obama campaign is ... our polls ... everybody's holds up under camp ... likely Obama voters in the sense that ... you talk to young voters need someone to show off but the history says they are they do show up more than they they are here to be in the inflection point ... and you missing a lot of Hispanic votes ... and so therefore they're a lot of of ... of people who will be looking for Obama voters in the end for showing up as likely voters in Apple's ... tongs and that's it in and told readers that in there and sure ... in no way eighteen percent of all of all the voters were under thirty ... mins funneling of likely voters a six percent so far enough for a total loss ... it was time to roll out the old cliche the only poll that matters when that happens on Tuesday night ... exactly so what's the closing argument for each speech gotten this ... last week ... well you know what ... they're they're both trying I think they both will be trying to talk about the future and get a little bit away from the attack on each other that doesn't feel like closing argument ... and and ... what Romney has been saying and how we will continue to focus on is that we can afford ... four more years like the four years because ... an Obama has to convince people that ... you know we can simply won't do you know Obama is kind of ... talking about ... I mean to the extent that Obama is backward looking east despising we don't want it we can afford to return ... to the prop house ... basically we're not heard of ... but we've come a long way when and if you let Romney ... you'll get ... the all the seeds of the crisis because it's written in the first place ... by the way I noticed in his closing argument to say that CNN.com has ... been good to go play ... what will the president ... the GTXI bowling in America that's probably growing at this point in nineteen eighty four was on a morning in America ... I've seen him do that to ... make them feel that way right now it's still pretty dark and there are on the Romney people telling me last year so that you look back at the speech that he did Romney given options Anderson in part to cough ... up ... on his closing argument in and it's in anything the first thing you mention thank you speeches ... you know it from someone's for yet and they have been so meticulous about this until we talk about all that just gets in the summer and he did that that is that a lot several ... weeks where he became a sumptuous in the default is well during the firm but I'm the one to reach across the hall ... on the one of the change of tone in Washington first of all with the little bubble was four years ... it's been okay so final pressure final show before the election not to ask you to predict who's gonna win away to ... none of this knows that the worthless but what can be watching for on election night ... the key thing is that the weakness in traditional blue states and also ... offices recently weakness ... in the office of homage you ... know read this report on the doors of the Swiss franc from running as a sign that things are going to fall apart and Wisconsin all possible even in Pennsylvania that would be a game changer ... pulled off ... but the look and see what happens in Virginia New Hampshire because this are the east coast within a better sense for them and ... they're going big for Obama thinking ... that ends well for him if they're going for Romney ... well and it did it did as a gift those us with east coast of lines that a lot of the most of the states are the scares ... our politics is local another cliche of the week ... right now but yet they can use also be watching for the outcome in the Senate and House races and and ... those he sky Senate races are really can account for for a lot ... you know ... Virginia and Ohio Canal Kinetic it ... get Kinetic it ... um will be totally credentials and what ... is this just really you know if if the if ... it derided as an ... Ohio it's very hard to get from there ... and yet ... that the people know recently only if it's gonna be ... a decisive win for Obama in Ohio were to be so close will all be here three am ... this lowers ... what got all this I ... thought I'll be watching the idea that the population of players to increase the market ... but it's as they say it's better the election with that ... it's been fun to talk about it ... that's DC bureau for this week ... I don't forget to join the conversation on hashtag WS J live on Twitter ... and join us on Tuesday night ... O for our special live coverage of the election results ... The Wall Street Journal's Alan Murray will be in New York and I'll be in Washington three new interviews with top political lawmakers the strategists ... as well as some reports from WSJ correspondence ... and editors around the country ... and around the world ... our election night coverage starts at eight p m Eastern ... here on WS J live ... on Jerry Sithe ...


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Ever drool over the thought of a new rug with a striking design but you are not sure how the pattern may work in your space? Meet Christina & Alex. Their Vail mountain home is a fantastic source of inspiration, showcasing the Thomas Paul Feathers rug in plum and cream. Notice how the Thomas Paul Swallows and Buds accent pillows in plum on their couch perfectly tie the rug in to the room. Enjoy!
Christina & Alex
Where do you live?
Vail, Colorado
What do you do?
Christina is a small business owner
DP Purchase/s:
Thomas Paul Rug Feather in Plum and Cream
How would you describe your design style?
Classic, modern design
If you could redo any space, past or present, what would it be?
We regularly redo our great room with rotating accent colors for a fresh look, yet keep the larger pieces of furniture the same
What's your favorite color or material?
Black and taupe/creme with rotating accent colors — this season's accent color in our great room is 'eggplant' Read the rest of this entry »