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- Width: 36"
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Since 1912, Peerless-Premier Appliance Company, a privately held U.S Company and manufacturer of Gas and Electric ranges, has worked to exceed our customer's expectation in quality, delivery, and customer service. These core values are achieved through our commitment to continuous improvement in every aspect of the manufacturing and delivery of our Premier Ranges.
- Electronic Ignition Range with Hot-Surface Oven Ignition
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Newcastle started the game poorly last night in Milwaukee, and we were 2-0 down after only 16 minutes but after the first 25 minutes Newcastle came right back into the game.
An in-form Moussa Sissoko scored after 45 minutes and Newcastle pressed hard, but like last Friday night at Gateshead – we just couldn't score a second goal.
A packed Miller Park in Milwaukee last night
Steve McClaren talked after the game and said he couldn't believe how Newcastle didn't score a second goal, although it looks like a Cisse effort early in the second half was over the line but not allowed by the officials.
It would have been in the Premier League, with the new Hawk-Eye technology in place.
This is what McClaren said after the game last night about potential transfers:
"The plans continue and work goes on behind the scenes back home." "We're close."
"Wijnaldum comes out tomorrow and that will be good." "We'll get him in with the boys."
"With recruitment we will wait and see." "But from what I have seen in the last two weeks I have been very pleased with the boys."
There was news yesterday that 20 year-old Anderlecht striker Aleksandar Mitrovic had been given 48 hours to sign or walk away from the five year Newcastle deal on the table.
Last night the Twitter universe was alight with news that he was on his way to a medical at Newcastle, but there's no confirmation of that – not yet anyway.
If he is going to sign for us the next piece of news would be that he is on his way to Newcastle to take his medical.
We hope he signs for us, but in reality we seem to be at best his third choice behind Roma and Porto – two clubs in warmer climates.
There again Newcastle could shock us with some other signing out of the blue.
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News About Travis Woflgram
Berry Confident in Winter Stakes 2015 Choice
Ace Sydney jockey Tommy Berry is confident heading into Saturday's 2015 Winter Stakes at Rosehill Racecourse as he prepares to partner the returning Gai Waterhouse-trained Liberty's Choice.
Waterhouse is dually represented in the $100,000 Listed Sydney ...
Waterhouse Trusts Wolfgram in 2015 Winter Stakes
Apprentice rider Travis Wolfgram cannot take advantage of his claim in Saturday's Winter Stakes 2015 but top Sydney trainer Gai Waterhouse is putting her faith in the young hoop booking him to ride her returning galloper Spurtonic.
Spurtonic Tops 2015 Winter Stakes Field & Weights
A returning horse from the star Gai Waterhouse stables at Tulloch Lodge, Spurtonic heads the Winter Stakes 2015 field and weights for the Sydney Black-Type at Rosehill Gardens this weekend.
Set to run as Rosehill Race 7 at 3:55pm (AEST), this year's $100,000 Listed ...


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However, there is no denying that he is one of the most skilled No Limit Hold'em Tournament players in the world and UltimateBet, a leading poker site which boasts high-profile users such as Annie Duke and the CardRunners instructional team, are offering Hellmuth coaching videos exclusive to the site.
The video course costing $59.95 is entitled 'How to Win the World Series of Poker', something that 11-time bracelet winner Hellmuth knows more than a little about. Hellmuth was the youngest Main Event winner in 1989 after stopping Johnny 'The Oriental Express' Chan winning his third consecutive bracelet.
Hellmuth has offered coaching courses before, such as his Black Belt course. He has also written a book about succeeding at Limit and No Limit Texas Hold'em.
As we report, Hellmuth currently has over 50% more than the average stack in the World Series of Poker $10,000 No Limit Hold 'em Main Event. Just over 750 players remain with 666 finishing in the money.


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By LYNN M. DYER
Food Packaging Institute
Packaging Sustainability Hangs in the Balance
How to Help CA Reduce Packaging Discards by 50%
Waste Reduction: Stepping Back
to See the Big Picture
Calling for Recycling Policies As An Effective Way to Boost Packaging Recycling
Packaging Optimization:
Taking a Systems Approach
Designing the Perfect Package:
It's Not As Simple As It Seems
Non-Recycled Plastics to Energy:
The Power of Collaboration
Fighting the Myth of Packaging Waste
The Foodservice Packaging Institute (FPI) is the material-neutral trade association representing the interests of the foodservice packaging industry in North America. Whether the cup, container, wrap, etc. is made of aluminum, paper, plastic or you name the next material, FPI is there to advocate for it. It's a challenging tight rope to walk, but I think we do a pretty good job.
Since 2011, I have had the privilege of serving on AMERIPEN's Technical Advisory Group to, according to AMERIPEN's website, "provide guidance and research that expands and enhances the knowledge base of the packaging industry." When asked specifically what expertise I could bring to AMERIPEN, I responded "a material-neutral approach to the issues."
AMERIPEN was formed because companies recognized that the packaging industry needed to speak with one voice. There's an association for everything, and certainly that's true no matter what the material and product. These other associations bring tremendous value to their members, but sometimes a different approach is needed.
For example, when we look to legislative or regulatory challenges, I think we'll unfortunately continue to see product or material attacks. Consider single-use bags: the original target was plastic bags, but it's rare these days to see a proposal that just bans plastic bags. Instead, it's a ban on plastic, a fee on paper and the encouragement to use reusable bags. These attacks are based on a belief that these options are better for the environment. Whether that is true can be debated, but in the end it's government intrusion in the marketplace that limits choices and penalizes retailers and their customers.
We've seen the targets multiply as legislators and regulators look to achieve ambitious zero waste goals, rightly diverting valuable materials from landfills to recycling, composting and energy recovery options. But, with these valiant efforts have brought discussions about how this could be done – and by whom.
This has led us to the topic du jour: extended producer responsibility (EPR). Existing EPR programs have been on very specific items like mattresses, paints, sharps and tires. What we've seen to date related to EPR for packaging has been directed to all packaging, not just one material or one product. EPR may be the broadest threat to packaging so far.
And, to address that broad multi-material, multi-product threat, we'll need to have one voice – and a neutral one, at that. AMERIPEN is positioned to lead the packaging industry with its neutral stance.
Given the variety of interests within the packaging industry, we won't always agree, but I think we can agree that we want long-term success and growth for all packaging, and yes, the smart recovery of it.
Let's figure out how we can work together to make that happen.
Note: The conclusions and views expressed in this article are those of the author and/or the Foodservice Packaging Institute. They do not necessarily reflect the views of AMERIPEN, its members, or affiliates.


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News About: Flamboyer
Lauterbrunnen the best of Heathcote's Doomben runners
Trainer Robert Heathcote has nominated five year old Lauterbrunnen as the best chance of his six runners at Doomben on Saturday.
Lauterbrunnen is on the second line of betting at $5 with Ladbrokes.com.au for the Listed $100,000 …
Flamboyer favoured to complete hat trick in Tattersall's Mile
In-form galloper Flamboyer has been installed the favourite for the Listed $100,000 Sky Racing Tattersall's Mile (1600m) at Doomben on Saturday as he chases a hat trick of wins.
The Gold Coast trained Flamboyer found his …
Tattersall's Mile Confirmed for Flamboyer
Trainer Kelly Doughty is confident stable star Flamboyer will relish a step-up in distance when he lines up for the Listed Tattersall's Mile (1600m) at Doomben Racecourse on Saturday.
Flamboyer has been a strong and consistent performer for Doughty through his entire racing …
Tattersall's Mile Option for Glasshouse Winner Flamboyer
Gold Coast trainer Kelly Doughty is looking at a return to Brisbane later this month with her in-form galloper Flamboyer for a shot at the Tattersall's Mile after his Glasshouse Handicap win on the Sunshine Coast over the weekend.
Flamboyer's Glasshouse Handicap Odds Shorten
The Glasshouse Handicap (1400m) has attracted a strong field including interstate and international raiders, however local hope Flamboyer has continued to firm in betting markets to win the Listed race on the Sunshine Coast this weekend.
Flamboyer has been the stable star for Gold …
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This is trusted that Yamaraj, the God of death seeks the siblings, and the supplications of the sisters spare their lives (as a blessing to the sisters for their token of affection). Siblings sit in a specific place, and the sisters do the puja, which comprises of dropping oil from a copper pitcher on the floor and applying it to the sibling's hair. Consequently, the siblings likewise apply tika of five hues (pancharangi tika) to the sister's brow, and give them something as blessing (it can be a whole of money, garments or anything materialistic). The individuals who don't have sisters or siblings do it with cousins or close relatives. The sanctuary inside Rani Pokhari of Kathmandu is open this day for the individuals who don't have siblings or sisters to assemble here and apply tika viewing themselves as soul kin. The Bhai Tika is an essential day for the Hindu, to fortify the relationship amongst siblings and sisters.


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The Skira Dictionary of Modern Decorative Arts spans, under nearly one thousand headings, a period defined by two crucial events in the intricate history of the transition from artisanal production of the decorative arts to industrial design: the London World Fair, that opened in 1851 in Joseph Paxton's Crystal Palace, and the E42, designed for Rome and that, owing to the Second World War, was never carried out. Practically a century of history and of an artistic evolution that, arisen from the agelong, consummate technical, material and creative legacy of the European art craftsmanship of the preceding centuries, also took into account industrial production and the radical changes of society and taste that occurred in Europe and the United States between the second half of the nineteenth century and the 1950's.
The Dictionary, enhanced by over three hundred illustrations, provides information, critical commentaries, historical data about artists, designers, manufactories, laboratories, techniques and materials connected with glass and crystal, silverware and jewellery, processed metals, textiles and furnishings, pottery and porcelain, furniture, offering an appendix featuring a concise bibliography raisonné and a repertory of trademarks, related to pottery production, of of signatures and trademarks of artists working in the various fields. Perusual of the individual headings and the illustrations allows to review the history and the evolution of the decorative arts in Europe and the Unites States from Biedermeier to the eclectic and historicist taste, from international modernism, with its different Secessions and liberty versions, to art deco, from Novecento style up to industrial design.
Hardcover: 336 pages.
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If you've ever had a smartphone that shatters with the softest spill or frustratingly powers down in wintry weather, you'll appreciate the Samsung Convoy. Its rugged, military design is built to withstand not only extreme temperatures, but humidity, dust, shock and, to some extent, water. All that while offering solid call quality.

It has 90MB of storage, which can be expanded to 32GB via its microSD slot, and supports voice commands and dialing, USB mass storage, stereo Bluetooth, instant messaging and POP3 e-mail. You'll also have access to Verizon's V Cast video streaming and V Cast Music with Rhapsody, plus the push-to-talk network for $5 per month. All things considered, it makes for a decent music player.

The external display is roughly the size of a postage stamp, while the internal is slightly larger and 262,000 colors (220x176 pixels). Above the external display sits a two-megapixel camera with features such as timer, 10x digital zoom, an adjustable ISO and spot metering, though no flash. Still, those features add up to pretty decent photo quality. According to Samsung, you'll squeeze about five hours of talk time out of the Convoy, though reviewers on Amazon claim it lasts a good deal longer.

BLU's "dumbphone" offers all the features one can want without the smartphone label. The 2.8-inch TFT screen pairs with a 1.3-megapixel camera with LED flash and video recording. Setting the BLU apart is the inclusion of Analog TV, FM radio, MP3/MP4 playback via the 3.5mm audio jack and expandable microSD memory slot. The BLU also offers GSM quad-band support for both AT&T and T-Mobile's network, but it works best when paired with an AT&T SIM card. It's available four colors.

LG's Verizon-ready Extravert 2 adds a slide-out QWERTY keyboard to the mix, offering a completely viewable screen and an easy way to input SMS messages. The 3.2-inch display offers both easy viewing and navigation around LG's proprietary feature phone menu system. The two-megapixel camera offers a good opportunity to capture photos and video worth sharing via MMS and can be auto-scheduled to send your messages at a pre-set time. Smart LED notifications will change color to indicate a different alert such as a missed call, a received text message and more. Lastly, expandable memory supports a microSD card up to 32GB for adding music and additional storage for both photos and video.

ZTE's QWERTY keyboard device is another feature phone that strives for smart capabilities with a QWERTY keyboard. The 2.4-inch TFT display pairs with the QWERTY keyboard for both quick and easy SMS and MMS messaging. Besides its keyboard, the ZTE also stands out with its two-megapixel camera, expandable microSD memory slot and music and video playback. Offering both 2G and 3G support, the ZTE works well on AT&T, as well as T-Mobile's network.

BLU's Tank II is a great unlocked GSM device that works on both T-Mobile and AT&T's network with quad-band GSM capability. The 2.4-inch TFT display is paired with a 640 x 480 VGA camera with LED flash, as well as video recording. Powering the display and the rest of the device is a battery that offers an incredible 16 hours of phone calling, almost four times that of many other feature phones. Utilizing both the camera and video will require the addition of a microSD card, and the Tank II supports up to 16GB of added memory. The music player piggybacks off the expanded memory for adding tunes, and there's even an FM radio that can work without having headphones plugged in.

ZTE's Z222 flip phone is a dual-band GSM AT&T device that offers a similar features set to other phones on this list (text, picture and video messaging). The two-inch TFT display pairs with a battery that allows for more than four hours of talk time. The Z222 does offer a crude version of a WAP browser, a gateway to the Internet, but requires a separate data package to connect. The outside monochrome display helps alert you to incoming calls, received texts or missed notifications for both calls and texts. As a flip phone, the Z222 is as basic as it gets, but still offers reliability and great signal reception on AT&T's network.

The Rugby 4 offers a rugged outer shell that's tough enough to handle any environment. As a phone built for the outdoors, the built-in compass and GPS offer additional features that help blur the line between feature phone and smartphone. Beyond its rugged exterior, the Rugby offers a 2.4-inch internal display and a 1.3-inch screen on the front to help identify incoming calls as well as provide alerts for missed notifications. A three-megapixel camera offers one of the better cameras available on a feature phone. The phone features quad-band GSM support and tri-band support for AT&T's higher-speed UMTS network. Additionally, the Rugby offers WiFi connectivity for connecting online and browsing via its WAP web browser.

Like Samsung's Rugby 4 for AT&T, the Convoy 3 is another military-spec rugged flip phone that is capable of withstanding tough environments, in addition to being water-resistant, dustproof and more. Right out of the box you'll notice dual-microphones that will work to cancel out external sound to maintain call clarity. As a bonus, Convoy 3 owners will have hands-free convenience options available to call, send messages and redial a number all without picking up the device. The Convoy 3 also has a 2.4-inch display on the outside, as well as a battery that allows for 6.5 hours of talk time. The Convoy works with Verizon's CDMA network and is not available for any other carrier.


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Discussion in 'Off Topic' started by =MGN=RedEagle, Aug 26, 2016.
I have a question, would you say phsiro as:
fe siiiii ro
fe siro
Long I or short i.
Short I.
But as it's not a word, neither way is wrong (or right).
Fizz Eye Row? lol
Seems like most people say it with a short I. Anyone I asked anyway.
Fe si row, small i as the capital alphabets are used in the first letter not in between.
Wouldn't we say it fasiro instead of fesirow? I maybe be stupid right now so I don't know, I'm just guessing off of how we pronounce phone (faone).
Separate names with a comma.


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A novel by June Masters Bacher
Rachel Lord, Colby's wife in name only, longs to make their wedding into a marriage. With Cole gone, his friend Buck becomes Rachel's shoulder to lean on. The mystery of Superstition Mountain, an Indian uprising and a horrible event cause Rachel to realize only God and her faith can sustain her.
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Come and enjoy a relaxing break at Glebe Cottage. Built five years ago the cottage is in the middle of the small village St Ewe, close to the popular, local pub The Crown Inn. A traditional exterior hides a modern interior with double height ceilings and an open plan living area. Huge glass doors frame a fantastic view, whilst underfloor heating keeps the cottage warm and cosy. On hot days throw open the doors onto the deck which wraps round the back of the house, on chilly evenings light the wood burning stove and curl up on the large, comfortable sofa and watch a movie.
Three en-suite bedrooms give everyone their own space and an open plan living area guarantees you won't get stuck in the kitchen. Meal preparation can easily become a communal affair.
Outside there's plenty of space for everyone to relax with three well organised areas to make the most of the sun throughout the day - relax in the hammock, watch the sunset from the deck or watch the local farm life in the shape of the many cows and sheep in neighbouring fields. You might even spot an owl hunting in the field below the cottage.
St Ewe is a quiet village with a good pub and medieval church. Plenty of beaches are within easy reach, The Lost Gardens of Heligan are round the corner, The Eden Project is a 15 minute drive and Mevagissey is just down the road
The picturesque south coast of Cornwall is just 3 miles away and the beautiful Roseland Peninsula is full of pretty villages and hidden beaches with plenty of places to explore and keep you busy during your stay. Two of Cornwall's most famous attractions: The Eden Project and The Lost Gardens of Heligan are very close to the cottage and are both well worth visiting.
If you want to see more of Cornwall, St Ewe is very well located for visiting the whole of the County. The North Coast is a short drive away, with Jamie Oliver's Fifteen restaurant at Watergate Bay and Rick Stein's Seafood Restaurant in Padstow both within 40 minutes of St Ewe. You can easily plan day trips to Lands Ends in the West and Tintagel in the North from your comfortable base at Glebe Cottage.
I am Sue Hawken and I own Glebe Cottage, which I run as a holiday property. I also live in St Ewe so I am on hand to sort out any problems that may arise during your stay.
sue hawken purchased this cottage in 2009
Glebe Cottage was built in 2009 as a holiday cottage. We wanted to build a property that used traditional materials but made the most of twentieth technology and we hope that we achieved something that fits well into this ancient village. We hope that we have thought of everything you might need to make your holiday as comfortable as possible.
The cottage enjoys a fabulous view over farmland. Although it is in the middle of the village, it is quiet and private and a very calming place to spend time away from home.
We decided on Glebe Cottage when choosing a property due to its light and airy feel and its location away from the main towns and its local amenities (i.e. it's around 30 seconds walk to the pub!).
We were a group of five adults staying for five nights in early May and we found the cottage to be very comfortable with excellent facilities in terms of kitchen, bath/shower rooms, social areas and, wow, what a view! We even enjoyed a slightly chilly evening in the garden using the supplied barbecue. The cottage is modern and therefore very well insulated, keeping a nice temperature even though outside may be a little nippy!
The village of St Ewe is delightfully quiet and perfectly situated for visits to The Lost Gardens of Heligan and nearby Mevagissy with its excellent choice in pubs and restaurants.
We would all be more than happy to return to Glebe cottage in the future if only for the bread and lemon cake that Sue provided us with on our arrival, delish!
A delightful place for a family to holiday, I really couldn't recommend it enough.
ps. the pub is also excellent! The Crown has a good selection of beers and does very nice food, and we were made very welcome.
cottage was superb, area excellent loads to do. More than highly recommend.
Arriving after six long hours travelling by car through the English rain to St. Ewe, the welcome was very impressive: Just having parked the car
infront of the house, Sue already appeared in the middle of the street next to Glebe Cottage, giving us a warm welcome and making it feel like we
were coming back to an old, well-known friend you haven't seen for a long time. Everything was perpared perfectly - local food including bread,
eggs, butter and a magnificant home-made lemon drizzle cake was already in the cottage. The latter simply to say: exquisite! Moreover, it had been
quite late when we arrived, so Sue thankfully arranged a reservation in an Inn in the neighbour village on short notice.
For sure all the pictures are not exagerating in any sense. The first impression, as we came in the Cottage, was overwhelming: we did not expect to see the wide and high room framed by formidable roof beams using the cornish classical architecture, yet spreading the charm of modern style. The
bedrooms next to the main room with their appendant bathrooms are well-appointed. The beds themselves are very comfortable, and the kitchen is
equipped at its best and is very functional. Furthermore, the underfloor heating even makes cold and windy days feel homey. Simply, you will not
miss anything. Having had a few rainy days with dense fog too, we could appreciate the whole comfort of Glebe Cottage.
If we ever have a chance to come back to Cornwall we will book Glebe Cottage again and recommend it warmly to our friends.
Our compliments to Sue! The house was exactly, if not better, as described online. The pictures are absolutely true and the house has a warm, contemporary atmosphere just like you would imagine. Very clean and tastefully designed and maintained! The kitchen offered everything you need for cooking family dinners. We, family with 3 daughters 11-16, loved the location and the extraordinary view from the deck! St. Austell provides everything you need for basic shopping. Truro has an M&S and lots of cool shops (also TkMaxx..). In short distance you'll find lovely small and big beaches for relaxing and walking. If you want to explore Cornwall this is the perfect house to rent! A navigation system for the car is recommended as in summertime the narrow roads are covered or grown in by lots of greenery - you feel a bit like driving through a maze. Rainy days can be used to cuddle up on the sofa with a good book, the fireplace fired up and a good cup of tea - enjoying the view or surfing the web. A vacation we will always have fond memories of - hopefully we will be able to come back soon!
I arrived with my family (2 girls aged 14 & 12 and their friends aged 12 & 14) at this beautiful cottage to be greeted by the cousin of the owner of this cottage, she was so helpful. It was lovely to arrive to a place so clean and fresh with all that you ever need for a weeks stay at Glebe cottage. we had fresh bread, milk & eggs on arrival & even a delicious lemon cake to have with a cup of tea. The cottage was in a great location with fantastic views over the cornwall landscape. The cottage was easy to get to many places within the cornwall district. The Crown pub was really good for sunday dinner & a couple of drinks. I would highly recomend Glebe cottage to both family & friends & hoping to come back oneday in the near future. Alison, Dave & family.
We had a fantastic New Year week in Glebe Cottage and it couldn't have suited us better. We are 5 adults so the 3 en-suite bedrooms were a perfect solution.
We have stayed in several rental properties both in the UK and abroad but Glebe Cottage has been the best so far. We were given a warm welcome by Sue and she provided us with delicious local goodies including wine, eggs, bread, milk and some wonderful home-made lemon drizzle cake
The modern cottage offers space and comfort and is stylishly furnished with a few homely touches which gives it a more personal feel. It is very well laid out and has excellent lighting - it seems they have thought of everything to make life easy, even down to the hooks on the back of the doors!
The kitchen is extremely well-equipped with every utensil and container you could reasonably need and good quality crockery and cutlery. There is also a utility room with a good washing machine, ironing equipment and plenty of storage space.
The living area and 2 of the bedrooms overlook rolling countryside and the field below was often full of inquisitive sheep and lambs!
The property is surrounded by garden and there is a decked area which would be lovely in summer and there are exterior lights for warm evenings outside.
As it was winter we stayed in and used the log burning stove most evenings - Sue kindly topped up our supply when we ran out of logs! The large sofas with their fleecy blankets are great for lounging around watching DVDs on winter nights. There is a good flat-screen tv, dvd player and a DAB radio with ipod dock.
We travelled around most of Cornwall during our time there - some highlights were the walks from Kynance Cove to Lizard Point; Port Isaac and the delightful Victoria House Cafe for a cream tea and the Christmas lights at Mousehole.
We have already recommended the property to friends and would love to visit again during the warmer months.
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FUNDING/SUPPORT: This study was funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health [Grants 1U01OH010411, 200-2011-39383, and 200-2011-39378].
aDepartment of Medicine, Pulmonary Division, Montefiore Medical Center and Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
bBureau of Health Services, Fire Department of the City of New York, Brooklyn, NY
cDepartment of Epidemiology and Population Health, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx, NY
dDepartment of Medicine, New York University School of Medicine, New York, NY
ePulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Division, University of Massachusetts Medical Center, Worcester, MA
fShaare Zedek Medical Center and the Hebrew University Hadassah Medical School, Jerusalem, Pulmonary Institute, Jerusalem, Israel
∗CORRESPONDENCE TO: Mayris P. Webber, DrPH, FDNY Headquarters, 9 Metrotech Center, 5E61K, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Copyright 2016, American College of Chest Physicians. All Rights Reserved.
World Trade Center (WTC)-exposed rescue/recovery workers endured massive respiratory insult from inhalation of particulate matter and gases, resulting in respiratory symptoms, loss of lung function, and, for many, bronchial hyperreactivity (BHR). The persistence of respiratory symptoms and lung function abnormalities has been well-documented, whereas persistence of BHR has not been investigated.
A total of 173 WTC-exposed firefighters with bronchial reactivity measured within 2 years after September 11, 2001 (9/11) (baseline methacholine challenge test), were reevaluated in 2013 and 2014 (follow-up methacholine challenge test). FEV1 measurements were obtained from the late pre-9/11, early post-9/11, and late post-9/11 periods. Respiratory symptoms and corticosteroid treatment were recorded.
Bronchial reactivity remained stable (within 1 doubling dilution) for most (n = 101, 58%). Sixteen of 28 (57%) with BHR (provocative concentration of methacholine producing a 20% decline in FEV1 <8 mg/mL) at baseline had BHR at follow-up, and an additional 27 of the 145 (19%) without BHR at baseline had BHR at follow-up. In multivariable models, we found that BHR baseline was strongly associated with BHR follow-up (OR, 6.46) and that BHR at follow-up was associated with an estimated 15.4 mL/y greater FEV1 decline than experienced by those without BHR at follow-up. Annual FEV1 decline was moderated by corticosteroid use.
Persistent BHR and its deleterious influence on lung function suggest a role for airway inflammation in perpetuation of WTC-associated airway disease. In future massive occupational exposure to inorganic dust/gases, we recommend early and serial pulmonary function testing, including measurements of bronchial reactivity, when possible, and inhaled corticosteroid therapy for those with symptoms or pulmonary function tests consistent with airway disease.
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Matthew 1:21-25
The characters of Christmas are very interesting to study as each one of them turns our focus toward the main meaning of Christmas. When the Lord Jesus was born, Mary His mother, is very important in the overall story. Then, there is Joseph, the strong, silent carpenter, who faithfully became her husband and the legal father of the Lord Jesus. When Jesus was born the wise men came from the east to worship Him. They have a part to play and they have a part in the meaning of the message of Christmas. Also, the shepherds came and they reminded us of many of the beautiful messages and meanings of Christmas. When Jesus was born the angels from heaven made a journey to this earth and made announcements relative to the purpose and meaning of Christmas.
But all of the characters of Christmas now point our focus to the little baby in that manger. That little baby, the Bible says, was named Jesus. The naming of a child is always an important occasion. When you named the children you have it was very important and very meaningful to you. Sometimes babies are named because they express the aspiration and the desires of the parents. Sometimes the names are given in honor and memory of certain family members or famous personalities.
In the Bible, especially, the giving of names was an important matter. Many times the naming of a child in the Bible had significance not only historically, but also spiritually. It was certainly true in the naming of this babe in the manger when the name was given Jesus. Actually, the name did not come from Mary. The name did not come from Joseph. The name was given by an angel, for the name had been brought to earth from heaven where God Himself gave the name to this baby.
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Robert Green Takes To Golf Course For Comfort
By Kickntrue on 6/14/10
England's (former) keeper Robert Green tried to get his mind of his terrible goal keeping by golfing yesterday in South Africa!
Just hours after his embarrassing slip up against the USA he joined the rest of the squad for 18 holes at the luxury course in the Sun City resort close to their Rustenburg base.I realize that last paragraph was completely unnecessary and off-topic, but how am I not going to include it?! The English media thought it was the next most important part of the story- so why wouldn't I?!
Anyway, I don't understand what Green is so sad about. He should consider himself one of the luckiest people alive to be born in a country like England. Do you know what we'd be talking about today if Robert Green was the keeper for Uruguay? I mean, sure- his home country hates him, but think how many more fans he has now in America! I'm sure there is some pathetic MLS team who could use him. American MLS clubs aren't loaded like the clubs over in Europe, so they're always looking for people to pick up the balls after practice and clean the jocks!
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Funny side story about watching the World Cup with my 1 year old on my lap. Every time there was an interesting build up I'd scoot further towards the edge of the seat on the couch. Occasionally- I'd let out a bit of a yelp when the US made a good through pass or potential scoring opportunity. Each time- my son would jump in surprise from his Dad screaming. Finally, in the 2nd half after Jozy's shot was blocked off the post Baby Brown caught on and decided this was a fun game. For the rest of the time on my lap- he'd wait a couple seconds- and then yelp/jump for joy while pointing at the tv, then turn his head to be for approval! The USA's result was fantastic, but it ended up a side note to the fun I had watching it.
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srogers13 says:
He could be from Columbia, be a defender, and kick the ball into his own goal against the US.
TeT says:
I must note that I have not seen anyone replay the shot at full speed yet... Of course everyone is crucifying him for missing an easy one. Yer 1yr old could make that save in slo mo....
sepfeiff says:
It was a really really easy stop for a world cup goalie to make. He'll get over it though, he's a great keeper.
siggy22 says:
I find the last paragraph too ridiculous to be serious.
Kickntrue says:
@siggy22- the part about my kid? maybe it wasn't clear.. he wasn't pointing at the correct times... just got into the "act" of getting excited. i don't think any parent of a young child should find that too hard to believe.
BME_Badger says:
@sepfeiff - it was a really easy save for any high school and higher keeper to make. Some basic rules of goal keeping:
- get your body behind the ball (just like baseball)
- when in doubt, push it to safety
Slo-mo or not, this was not a difficult save. It wasn't hit all that hard, and it wasn't a long stretch to reach it. The only difficult part was that it skipped twice before getting to him, but referring to the rules above he should have had his body behind his hands (if you notice he reaches to the side with his hands instead of stepping with his feet) and / or if he felt it was dangerous he should have pushed it wide of the post and given up a corner.
Also - if you haven't seen it yet - a lego replay of the game courtesy of the Guardian in the UK:
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if he had been a South American keeper and let in a goal like that, then he would be playing his next game wearing wings and a halo. It's happened before to certain Columbian keepers who let in soft goals. Think your self lucky Robert Green. BTW am I the only person in the US who said the game would end in a tie? I called 2-2 but 1-1 is close enough for me to gloat at all the doubters. My next prediction is Ivory Coast reaching the last 8. (on the condition that Didier Drogba remains healthy enough to play the next 4 games.)
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Wednesday, February 1, 2017
PORTUGUESE CABBAGE (Brassica oleracea var. costata)
This is just going to be a quick post today but I am excited to introduce a new plant in my garden. For the first time ever, I saw Portuguese Cabbage starts at Koolau Farmer's nursery about a month ago. I only heard about this cabbage for the first time a few years ago. It was an important vegetable in gardens of Portuguese workers on the sugar plantations here in Hawaii. They called it Couves. I am thrilled to actually see what it looks like and to have a go at growing it. After only a month of growing this single plant I am already a fan so this is why I wanted to write about it today. Have a look at the picture. It is a very sturdy plant and a no fuss one. There has been a bit of leaf miner in the old leaves but I just remove them. The plant is very similar to collard greens and apparently grows the same way......the stem just getting taller and will keep going all year long. I have already had a few leaves in a stir fry and I look forward to just picking leaves off as needed and having a constant supply. This is a picture of a young plant and hopefully I will be able to put up some pictures of the mature plant later on. You can check back for later reports.
In Portugal it is an important vegetable used in national dishes. It will work good in your Portuguese bean soup or in a stir fry or coleslaw. It can be grown from seed but apparently you can cut the head of the stalk off , remove most of the leaves and plant that up too. I expect the stalk then grows a few more heads....just like collard greens. Anyways, I did want to share my excitement about this plant and maybe it is something new for you to try as well.
A month and a half latter and the plant is still surviving. The leaf miner has not been bothering lately but those tiny round snails have to be watched for. I also get a few white fly hanging around under the leaves so I have a habit of tapping the leaves underneath as I walk by to make things too uncomfortable for them. One leaf is a serving for one person. I love it in a coleslaw with grated carrot and green onion.
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Smith generated a career-long 52-yard kickoff return against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
For more information about the former University of Georgia star, please keep reading his official biography and an article on Smith from Ravens Insider.
Musa Smith re-signed with the Baltimore Ravens on 3/17/06...Was originally selected with the 77th-overall pick in the 3rd round of the 2003 NFL Draft…Smith was the 3rd of 23 RBs taken in the 2003 draft and at the time only the 4th RB taken in franchise history (Jay Graham - 1997, Jamal Lewis - 2000 and Chester Taylor - 2002)...Smith was the 1st Georgia player picked by the Ravens in team history.
Versatile RB with good size and and breakaway speed...An outstanding open-field runner who has power to run inside the tackles...In 2006, saw action in 12 games, carrying the ball 36 times for 153 yards (4.3 avg.) and pulled in 22 receptions for 135 yards, all career highs, before being placed on Injured Reserve (neck) on 12/16/06…
Smith spent the 1st half of the 2005 season on the reserve/PUP list due to a broken leg suffered in 2004...He was activated from PUP on 11/8/06...Saw action in 1 game, pulling in 3 receptions for 5 yards and posted 2 special teams tackles before being placed on IR on 11/30 due to complications from his leg injury...He saw action in 9 games in 2004 before being placed on IR (11/24) with a broken leg…Smith gained 48 yards on 12 carries (4.0 average) prior to the injury...
Provides superior depth to the RB position...Smith was the 1st Georgia player picked by the Ravens in team history...Saw action in 11 regular season games and 1 postseason game in 2003...Missed the 1st 5 games of the season due to a knee injury suffered in training camp...Rushed 9 times for 31 yards and 2 TDs as a rookie...Also posted 10 special teams tackles and returned 2 kicks for 17 yards.
Pro Career:
2006: Saw action in 12 games, carrying the ball 36 times for 153 yards (4.3 avg.) and pulled in 22 receptions for 135 yards, all career highs, before being placed on Injured Reserve (neck) on 12/16/06…
2006 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action from scrimmage and on special teams before leaving the game in the 2nd half with a concussion in game 12 at Cin. (11/30)…
Smith also returned 1 KO for 27 yards against the Bengals…Subbed and had 1 reception for 5 yards (good for a 1st down) before leaving the game with a neck injury in the 2nd quarter in the 27-26 victory in game 9 at Ten. (11/12)…
Saw action off the bench and had 3 carries for a career-high 46 yards (15.3 avg.), with a career-long 30 yard run in the 26-20 win in game 8 vs. Cin. (11/5)…Also recovered a fumble on the opening KO, which led to the Ravens' 1st TD against the Bengals…Carried the ball 3 times for 14 yards and led the team with a career-high 6 receptions for a career-high 53 receiving yards (3 good for 1st downs) in game 5 at Den. (10/9)…Subbed from scrimmage and carried the ball 7 times for 24 yards (1 good for a 1st down) and hauled in 3 passes for 33 yards (16.5 avg.), including a career-long 30-yarder, during the 28-6 win in game 2 vs. Oak. (9/17).
2005: Saw action in 1 game and had 2 special teams tackles before being placed on IR...Spent the 1st half of the season on PUP, then placed on Injured Reserve on 11/30...
2005 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action in game 9 at Jax. (11/13) and pulled in 3 receptions for 5 yards and posted 2 special teams tackles...Placed on IR (leg) on 11/30.
2004: Saw action in 9 games before being placed on IR (broken leg) on 11/24...Carried the ball 12 times for 48 yards (4.0 avg.) and posted 8 special teams tackles before being lost for the season...
2004 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action off the bench and had 1 carry for 12 yards (good for a 1st down), but broke his leg on the play in the 30-10 win in game 10 vs. Dal. (11/21)…Also had 2 special teams tackles before leaving the game against Dallas…
Saw action on special teams, recording 4 tackles; and from scrimmage, hauling in 1 reception for 25 yards (helping to convert on a 3rd-and-16) in game 9 at NYJ (11/14)…Subbed from scrimmage and played on special teams, carrying the ball 5 times for 25 yards (2 good for 1st downs) and pulled in 1 reception for 6 yards in game 7 at Phi. (10/31)…Saw action off the bench and recorded his 1st carries of the season, rushing 6 times for 11 yards, (1 good for a 1st down) in game 6 vs. Buf. (10/24)…Also posted 2 special teams tackles.
2003: Saw action in 11 regular season games, and 1 postseason game...Missed the 1st 5 games of the season due to a knee injury suffered in training camp...Rushed 9 times for 31 yards and 2 TDs...Also posted 10 special teams tackles and returned 2 kicks for 17 yards...
2003 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS: Saw action on special teams in the Wild Card loss vs. Ten. (1/3/04) and led the team with 4 special teams tackles...Played on special teams, but did not record a tackle in the season finale vs. Pit. (12/28)…Saw action from scrimmage and on special teams in a 35-0 victory in game 15 at Cle. (12/21)…Carried the ball 4 times for 21 yards, including an 11-yard TD run, and had a solo special teams tackle against the Browns…
Saw the 1st action of his career from scrimmage and carried the ball 5 times for 10 yards, including the 1st TD of his career, in game 12 vs. SF (11/30)…Also had 2 special teams tackles against the 49ers…Saw action on special teams, the 1st game of his NFL career in game 6 at Cin. (10/19) and recorded 1 special teams tackle…Smith had 1 KOR for 15 yards against the Bengals.
College Career:
Only the 11th player in Georgia history to rush for over 2,000 yards in a career (ranked 8th on the Bulldogs' all-time record list at the completion of his Georgia career)…A consummate team player who shared tailback duties earlier in his career, he emerged as a punishing inside force for the Bulldogs in 2002…Finished his career with 454 carries for 2,202 yards (4.9 avg.) and 19 TDs, starting 18 of 31 games…Known for his clutch receiving skills, he gained 187 yards on 27 catches (6.9 avg.)...
Associated Press and Atlanta Journal-Constitution All-SEC 1st-team selection, adding 2nd-team honors from the league's coaches as a junior…Recipient of the Hugar and Elizabeth Wilkes Endowed Football Scholarship…Was a major part of a Georgia offense that ranked 1st in the SEC and 22nd nationally in scoring (32.6 points per game), 3rd in passing (254.6 passing yards per game), and 4th in total (393.3)...
Started every game but 1…Gained a career-high 1,324 yards with 8 TDs on 260 carries (5.1 avg.)…Only Garrison Hearst (1,594 yards-1992) and Herschel Walker (1,616-1980; 1,891-1981; 1,752-1982) ran for more yards in a season for the Bulldogs…Caught 15 passes for 107 yards (7.1 avg.)…
Gained over 100 yards rushing 9 times…Against Mississippi, carried a career-high 37 times (8th on Georgia's game-record list) for 148 yards…Appeared in 9 games, starting 5, during an injury-plagued sophomore season…
Carried 119 times for 548 yards (4.6 avg.) and 6 TDs…Added 87 yards on 10 catches (8.7 avg.)…Bothered most of the 2nd half of the year by a hip flexor/groin injury and missed 2 games, while seeing limited action vs. Florida, Auburn and Georgia Tech…
Freshman All-American 3rd-team pick by The Sporting News…Knoxville News Sentinel SEC All-Freshman team choice…Played in 9 games, starting the final 2…Carried 75 times for 330 yards (4.4 avg.) and 5 TDs…Also returned 4 kickoffs for 93 yards (23.3 avg)…Named USA Today Honorable Mention All-USA.
SuperPrep All-American and was a finalist for Pennsylvania Player of the Year, playing for West Perry (PA) HS...Pennsylvania Big School All-State 1st-team, CarlisleSentinel Player of the Year and Mid-Pennsylvania Capital Division Offensive MVP.
Rushed for 2,041 yards and 32 TDs on 214 carries (9.5 avg.) as a senior...Gained more than 200 yards in a game 4 times...Three-year starter who rushed for 4,117 career yards on 478 carries (8.6 avg.) and 54 TDs...
Brother, John, who visited the Ravens in June 2004, lost a leg in a mortar attack in Iraq and was awarded the Purple Heart...Musa visited Living Classrooms in October 2004 and spoke to students and participants in the Fresh Start program...
Musa also visited John Archer School (school for children with disabilities) in March 2005, along with teammate WR Devard Darling, to help students with their fitness and team play skills....
Smith visited Marines who had served in Iraq in June 2005...In Nov. 2005, Musa joined other Ravens RBs and Mars Food to serve meals to families in Howard County at the Owen Brown Interfaith Center to each family in need...He joined former teammate Will Demps and teammates to serve as personal shoppers for 50 Baltimore youth, who received $100 gift certificates from Wal-Mart in Dec. 2005...
In Feb. 2006, he was on hand at the Bel Air Middle School Hoops for the Heart event; students raised over $30,000 for the American Heart Association...Joined his teammates at the Goodwill Gridiron Halloween Party, with proceeds benefiting Goodwill Industries in Oct. 2006...
Joined teammates in the 4th Annual Big Ed's Band Luau, which benefits former teammates Edwin Mulitalo's charitable arm, Big Ed's Band Foundation, helping to provide musical instruments to underprivileged schools and students in on Oct. 2006…
Smith married the former Lacey Garner on 7/15/04...Full name: Musa Smith.
Smith trying to break injury jinx
By Aaron Wilson
Posted Aug 16, 2007
WESTMINSTER -- Musa Smith has become far too acquainted with scalpels, surgeons and sutures to repair a series of injuries, including a gruesome broken leg. Anointed five years ago as the Baltimore Ravens' running back of the future, Smith's NFL career has been stalled several times due to medical setbacks.
His career was nearly ended by a severe broken leg during his second season as the recipient of a 2004 horse-collar tackle by Dallas Cowboys safety Roy Williams. At this juncture, Smith is more of a survivor than a star.
That the former third-round draft pick from Georgia is still even playing football -- after leg and knee surgeries along with a procedure on his neck this offseason that have placed him on injured reserve during each of the past three seasons -- is fairly remarkable.
Now, Smith, whom Baltimore signed to a one-year, $1 million contract this spring that included a $490,000 signing bonus, is trying to remain healthy and run without hesitation as he's slated for a third-down back role behind starter Willis McGahee.
"I ain't worried about staying healthy," Smith said. "I play the game the way I play the game: full-speed. Whatever happens, happens."
What has tended to happen to Smith since entering the NFL in 2003, though, is periodically being sidelined with various ailments.
Last season, was his healthiest campaign yet as he played in 12 games and rushed for a career-high 153 yards on 36 carries with a career-high 22 receptions for 135 yards. However, Smith injured his neck against the Tennessee Titans, a stinger that eventually ended his season.
Smith has a daily reminder in his family to not feel despair about his hard luck.
His brother, John, lost a leg in a mortar attack while serving in Iraq and was awarded the Purple Heart.
"He was definitely an inspiration," Smith said during an interview last season. "Seeing him, what he went through, losing a leg and having shrapnel throughout his body, I knew I could get back up because my leg was just broken.
"My family are all fighters. We don't give up. There's definitely perseverance. It runs through my blood."
Smith has displayed a ton of perseverance, forging a backup role on offense and a pivotal special-teams niche.
He has registered 24 career special-teams tackles while rushing for 232 career yards, two touchdowns and 27 catches for 171 yards.
"I'm lucky to get that second chance, and I'm still playing the game I love," Smith said. "I'm running with it. I have nothing to complain about."
Smith's agent, Jack Reale, reiterated that stance when the former All-Southeastern Conference running back re-signed with Baltimore in March.
"He's looking forward to rewarding the club's loyalty to him with a strong and healthy season now that he's gotten his injuries taken care off," Reale said in a telephone interview. "He's been cleared medically. He's had miserable luck. I think he's going to burst out this year. I think their plan is to get him on the field a lot this year."
However, Smith has had a relatively quiet preseason so far, rushing for five yards on three carries during the Ravens' 29-3 victory Monday night over the Philadelphia Eagles.
Smith, 25, insists he's not feeling any lingering problems from his neck surgery, or harboring concerns due to his lengthy medical history.
"My strength is good, I feel good," Smith said. "I'm getting good reads, and I'm hitting the holes good. I feel fine."
What's not exactly determined, though, is how much playing time he'll receive as the Ravens have installed McGahee as the featured runner. Smith is competing with veteran Mike Anderson for the primary backup job.
"I don't know exactly what my role is, because nothing has been defined to me yet," Smith said. "I just know that I'm helping out on offense and special teams and I'm having fun playing football. That's what matters."
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Bold Bidder
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|Bold Ruler
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|Wheatley Stable
|John R. Gaines
|Woody Stephens
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|Bold Bidder is a thoroughbred racehorse out of High Bid by Bold Ruler. He was born around 1962 in the United States, and was bred by Wheatley Stable.
|Major wins
Benjamin Franklin Handicap (1965)
Hawthorne Derby (1965)
Jerome Handicap (1965)
Hawthorne Gold Cup Handicap (1966)
Monmouth Handicap (1966)
Strub Stakes (1966)
Washington Park Handicap (1966 )
|American Co-Champion Older Male Horse (1966)
|Bold Bidder Drive, Lexington, Kentucky
|Horse (Equus ferus caballus)
Bold Bidder (1962–1982) was an American Thoroughbred racehorse. Bred by the Wheatley Stable partnership of Gladys Mills Phipps and her brother, Ogden L. Mills, he was sired by their very great stallion Bold Ruler, an eight-time Leading sire in North America and U.S. Racing Hall of Fame inductee. Out of the Wheatley mare High Bid, in 1952 her sire, To Market, set new track records in the Massachusetts Handicap, the Hawthorne Gold Cup and in a six-furlong sprint at Santa Anita Park.
Trained by future Hall of Fame inductee, Woody Stephens, in the 1965 U.S. Triple Crown series Bold Bidder did not run in the Kentucky Derby. Instead, his Wheatley stablemate Bold Lad, the 1964 American Champion Two-Year-Old Colt and 1965 Derby Trial Stakes winner was entered. Sent off as the betting favorite, Bold Lad finished tenth in an eleven horse field. Neither horse ran in the Preakness Stakes but Bold Bidder finished eighth in the Belmont Stakes. However, he won the 1966 Hawthorne Gold Cup, the Monmouth and Washington Park Handicaps, and set a new race record in winning the 1966 Strub Stakes at Santa Anita Park that stood until 1979 when his son, Spectacular Bid, broke it. Bold Bidder's performances that year saw him sharing 1966 American Champion Older Male Horse honors with Buckpasser.
As a sire
Retired to stud at Gainesway Farm in Lexington, Kentucky, Bold Bidder was an outstanding stallion. The sire of fifty-three stakes winners, his sons include two Kentucky Derby winners. Cannonade won the 1974 Derby and sired Caveat who won the 1983 Belmont Stakes. Spectacular Bid, a Hall of Fame inductee who in addition to winning the Derby and the Preakness Stakes, was the 1978 American Champion Two-Year-Old Colt, the 1979 American Champion Three-Year-Old Male Horse, the 1980 American Horse of the Year and ranked number 10 in the Blood-Horse magazine List of the Top 100 U.S. Racehorses of the 20th Century.
Bold Bidder also sired champions Highest Trump (Ireland), Rash Move (Sovereign Award, Canada), Caspian (England), and Parioli (France). He was the sire of Consultants Bid who sired U.S. Racing Hall of Fame filly, Bayakoa. From his daughters, Bold Bidder was the damsire of two American Champion Two-Year-Old Fillys. In 1982, Champion Landaluce went undefeated in five starts but died in November of an intestinal infection. In 1992, Champion Eliza won the 1992 Santa Anita Oaks and Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies.
Bold Bidder died in 1982 and was buried in the equine cemetery at Gainesway Farm.
Also note information on trainer: Edward T. Pacuk was also stable hand/trainer of this horse in 1965.
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Fall Creek Place, Indianapolis, Indiana
Fall Creek Place, Indianapolis, Indiana
Principle: Create a range of housing opportunities and choices
In a nutshell: Located just north of downtown Indianapolis, Fall Creek Place is a 19th Century neighborhood that suffered from disinvestment in the 1980s and 1990s and now serves as a model of mixed-income rebirth. The community boasts a mix of housing types and price ranges, four parks, a greenway, restaurants, shops and services all within a pedestrian-friendly neighborhood that seamlessly blends old and new. Its location also affords residents easy access to downtown via bike, bus, car or foot, and two bike trails.
Fall Creek Place had to overcome large odds – market weaknesses, negative perceptions, safety concerns, land assembly, infrastructure reconstruction and financial feasibility – to become the picturesque, mixed-income community people experience today.
The turnaround began in 1998, when the City of Indianapolis leveraged a $4 million "Homeownership Zone" grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and brought a variety of stakeholders and partners together to embark on this large-scale rehabilitation, revitalization and new construction effort.
Ambitious by any measure, Fall Creek Place was made more challenging by twin commitments to affordability and design quality. The city pledged to avoid residential displacement and, true to its word, did not buy out any of the existing homeowners. Moreover, the city wanted to foster "strong design continuity," in which all of the newly constructed homes – regardless of price – would blend in with the existing housing stock and historic street grid.
The city and its partners maintained their commitments, with laudable results.
Why we like it:
Fall Creek Place testifies to the possibility of re-establishing a thriving, safe, mixed-income community in a disinvested urban environment, while also achieving design harmony with the existing historic fabric. Moreover, Fall Creek Place illustrates how public investment in mixed-income communities can leverage private investment and economic benefits for the community.
All available home sites sold in three years, encouraging the city to expand the project's boundaries. As intended, households earning at or below 80% of the city's median income have purchased at least 51% of the homes. An April 2016 check of the community's website mentions homes selling from just shy of $100,000 to nearly $400,000, indicating the community's ongoing appeal to people across the income spectrum. As early as 2006, the city's investment of approximately $20 million, coupled with the initial $4 million grant, had stimulated over $60 million in private investment in homes and $24 million in new private commercial and mixed-use development. In addition, it was generating more than $1.2 million annually in new tax revenues and had also brought more than $20 million in new household income to Fall Creek Place, which translates into buying power to support area businesses.
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Fall Creek Place Design Guidelines
Audacious Planning, Bold Designing and Compelling Results, Presentation from New Partners for Smart Growth Conference, Sanford Garner, 2014
Community Achievement Award, Indiana Association of Cities and Towns, 2002
Outstanding Use of Public Funds to Leverage Private Investment, Homeownership Zone Award, HUD, 2003
Outstanding Planning Award for "Implementing Smart Growth," American Planning Association, 2003
Award for Excellence, Urban Land Institute, 2004
Award for Municipal Excellence for cities over 500,000 (silver award), National League of Cities, 2006
Best in American Living – Best Smart Growth Community, National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and Professional Builder Magazine, 2004


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Warne has the artillary to force a comprehensive win. His Aussie partners-in-crime - Shane Watson averages a robust 32.20 with the bat at a strike rate of 150.54 and Shaun Tait who takes a wicket every 17.78 runs conceded at a tight economy rate of 6.94, have been known for their past exploits in the T20 arena.
Now, the middle order and the pace department have been handed an edge with the inclusion of Kiwi Jacob Oram, who has had an excellent World Cup with the ball, takingb 12 wickets including a 4/29 against South Africa in the quarterfinal which his side went on to win. From the home-grown stock in the team, the likes of Mumbai's Ajinkya Rahane, Faiz Fazal, Swapnil Asnodkar, returning veteran Siddhart Trivedi and RCB tranferee Rahul Dravid are all likely to shine in the big match.
Meanwhile, Deccan Charges being a largely new unit, one will have to wait and see how they jell together as a team and take the fight to the Royals. Sangakarra who was captain of the runners-up Lankan team in the World Cup 2011, has shown that he has matured in the role of skipper and possesses the wherewithal to lead a side to victory.
He along with Dale Steyn, Cameron White, Jean Paul Duminy, Michael Lumb and the expensively-purchased Daniel Christian, constitute the overseas attractions. But it has to be seen whether the home-spun Ishant Sharma will pull up his fast-bowling socks and put up a brave pace front with Harmeet Singh, Manpreet Gony, etc, while the spinners like Ankit Sharma, Sunny Sohal, Pragyan Ojha and Arjun Yadav willk also be expected to come to the party.
An exiting match is in the offing where one can expect to see the exhuberence of the Deccan Charges taken on the experience of the Royals at Hyderabad on April 9.
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