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The Gospel of Mark 8:22-26
At that time, Jesus came to Bethsaida. And some people brought to him a blind man, and begged him to touch him. And he took the blind man by the hand, and led him out of the village; and when he had spit on his eyes and laid his hands upon him, he asked him, "Do you see anything?" And he looked up and said, "I see men; but they look like trees, walking." Then again he laid his hands upon his eyes; and he looked intently and was restored, and saw everything clearly. And he sent him away to his home, saying, "Do not even enter the village."
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Photo by Daniel Kucin. Chris Cooley read and shared pizza with more than 100 third-graders at Glenridge Elementary School on Tuesday, April 16.
Published on: Thursday, April 25, 2013
By Daniel Kucin
The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation linked up with NRG Energy to host the "Power to Read Pizza Party" on Tuesday, April 16, at Glenridge Elementary School.
For their commitment to reading during the past school year, more than 100 third –grade students had a chance to meet the Redskins' legendary tight end, Chris Cooley. Cooley even read books with the students.
Throughout the 2012 football season, these students, as well as others throughout metropolitan area schools, participated in the "Redskins Read Book Challenge." Each student who read 10 or more books during this time period was nominated by a teacher or parent to earn a reading certificate.
Glenridge Elementary School boasted the most participants in the challenge. Glenridge students also read the most books of all of the schools involved in the program.
"Congratulations to all of the students for their hard work," said Manny Rodriguez, NRG vice president of Sponsorships, Events and Charitable Giving. "We are excited to be part of this vital program, and are committed to working with the Redskins to promote literacy within the community."
The Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation promotes literacy and supports youth development. The organization has delivered more than 1.5 million Redskins Read Activity Books throughout the region. The foundation also has sponsored numerous book drives and assembled player reading appearances to encourage young readers to expand their horizons.
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Josh Weston arrives at the ball in a horse-drawn buggy cloaked in the thick black density of a New Orleans evening. As he presents his invitation, a masked attendant points him toward the action in another room where Jimmy McGuire, Andrew Phillips, Daniel Sinclair, Christian Taylor, Anthony Shaw, and Brad Benton are enjoying an orgy of fleshy delight. The group approaches Josh, exposing his stiff cock and removing his mask. The envelope him with their erotic attentions: sucking his cock and balls, running their hands over his muscled form, and probing every crevice. Soon the group has diverged into a number of pairings. In twos and threes the men fuck and are fucked. Jimmy McGuire fills Anthony Shaw's hole while Josh fucks Brad Benton from behind. Masked attendants look on from the periphery of the room. The couplings merge and separate in every possible erotic permutation. Finally the group settles back into the center surrounding Anthony Shaw as each man strokes himself to orgasm, blanketing Anthony in a thick coating of sticky satisfaction.
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Herbert C. Reagan, 88, died Jan. 4, at his home in Benton after a long illness. He was a member of Trinity Baptist Church in Benton, where the Rev. Mike Titsworth is pastor.Â
He is survived by his beloved wife, Norma; a brother Louis V. Reagan of Fortuna, Calif.,; and his children and their spouses,Curtis and Barbara Walsh of Indianapolis, Ind., Wendy and Thomas Shipman of Frisco, Texas, and Michael and Crandolyn Reagan of Bloomington, Calif.Â
Cremation service was provided by Ashby Funeral Home.
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L.C. (Candy) Revis, 90, of Benton died Wednesday, Jan. 9. He was born March 11, 1922, in Scott. L.C. was retired from Reynolds Mining.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Sam and Mattie Wright Revis; wife Vera Mae Revis; four brothers; and two sisters.
He is survived by his son, Jerry Revis of Alexander; daughters Janis Stith and Lynda Shelton, both of Benton; five grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren.
Funeral service is scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday, Jan 14, at Ashby Funeral Home Chapel, with burial to follow at Lee Cemetery.
This year like many years in the past, I made the trip down to War Memorial to see the Salt Bowl between the Benton Panthers and the Bryant Hornets. Again this year over 20,000 people gathered to see this high school football game. Many doubted the crowd would be that big this year since the game was moved to the fourth week of the football season, but the naysayers were wrong. The Saline County shootout drew another huge crowd. That is what I call having a passion for football.
Longhills Inc. is seeking a declaratory judgment in Saline County Circuit Court in regard to a 1986 covenant that restricted the use of the property to a golf course and related activities, such as a tennis court, swimming pool and pro shop.
This action is sought through a lawsuit filed by Longhills stockholders, which include Jeff and Mary Jean Busken and Jeff and Sam Hamm.
The owners are asking the court to stop the enforcement of the covenant.
UPDATE: A man that allegedly robbed a Shell Superstop in Benton on Thursday was arrested by Little Rock police late Saturday.
As of press time, 20-year-old Daniel Glenn Caple remains in the Pulaski County Regional jail. He faces two counts of aggravated robbery, two counts of theft of property, two counts of aggravated assault and two counts of terroristic threatening by Benton police. Additionally, Caple faces charges of aggravated robbery and theft of property by the Little Rock Police Department.
Caple will be extradited to Saline County jail, authorities said.
B.R. McGinty, 79, of Bryant passed away Wednesday, Jan. 9, at his home. He was born Dec. 8, 1933.
Mr. McGinty was owner and founder of B. R. McGinty Mechanical Contractors served customers for 48 years. He was a U.S. Navy veteran, serving during the Korean War from 1952 to 1957 and was a member of Geyer Springs First Baptist Church.
Martha Elizabeth Nowlin Statler, 86, went to be with the Lord Wednesday, Jan. 9.
She was born in Rolla on May 2, 1926, to the late Bill and Martha Elliott Nowlin. She was a member of First Missionary Baptist Church of Traskwood and loved reading, teaching, and traveling.
Clenton R. Cash, 79, of Benton passed away Jan. 8. Clenton was born Feb. 1, 1933. in the family home on Cash Mountain Road in Saline City to James Cash and Frances McDougal. He loved music and the outdoors.
Clenton retired from Alcoa after working 42 years as an electrical supervisor. He served as choir director for numerous churches and was a member of the Happy Day Gospel Singers.
Francis A. "Pete" Russ, 87, of Benton passed away Monday, Jan. 7, at his home. He was born in Little Rock on Feb. 4, 1925.Â
Mr. Russ served in the U.S. Navy in the South Pacific during World War II. His ship, the USS Goss, was a member of the fleet in Tokyo Bay when Japan surrendered to Gen. Douglas MacArthur.
He retired from the sheet metal shop at Alcoa after 30 years of service and was a long time member of Geyer Springs Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Hazel (Kriegbaum) Russ, and daughter, Charliss Russ.
LITTLE ROCK - With the first half of the conference season nearing its end, the Harmony Grove Lady Cardinals are having trouble getting into the win column since coming back from Christmas break. Before taking a small sabbatical, the Lady Cardinals had won back-to-back 5-3A conference games to even their record at 2-2 in league play.


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Everyone in this facility goes out of their way to accommodate all my needs. Everyone really cares about the patient. This is the absolute best hospital I have ever been in and would recommend it to anyone. The cafeteria has the best food and choices of all of them and are not afraid to feed you. I can't even snap my jeans after 4 days. Very nice!
January 2014
Had real awesome care from all personnel. Great hospital. Lucky to have such great medical care in our community. Thank You.
My stay was first rate in every way. Obviously, no one wants to be hospitalized but the staff was caring, compassionate and very kind at a time when I was overwhelmed and confused. If I had questions, all staff members did their best to answer me immediately or promised to hunt up an answer. Frankly, I don't see how you could improve much on perfection.
I was a heart patient at your facility. I had wonderful care from everyone. I would not even look for any other hospital to go to. Keep up the good work and terrific care, HaysMed!
December 2013
This whole staff of HaysMed is just awesome. Cannot think of anyone or anything that was not superb. This place is super awesome! From ER and up. Your doctors are also great. Some places could learn from HaysMed. Just remember you are all super awesome! And I thank each and every one of you. Keep up the great work.
We appreciated the care and attitudes of the nurses and doctors. Everyone was polite and if we had questions, they would answer them to the best of their ability. We also liked the cleanliness of the hospital in general. Thank you for your great care!
This is absolutely the best hospital I have ever been in. Everyone here is so kind and considerate. Everyone is so genuinely concerned about how I feel and if I need anything at all. I honestly have never had such wonderful people caring for me. God bless you all!
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November 2013
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I just wanted you to know you have the most friendly doctors I have ever had. They show that they really care, to me that means a lot. I wish there was more that way in this world. Yes, the nurses were great too, I can't say enough about your hospital. Thank you all so much. God bless you all.
I wanted to take a moment her to applaud the truly remarkable and sincere care my father has received since being admitted as a patient. Every person I have witnessed attending to his needs has been professional in their demeanor and caring in their approach; and while Dad can present a bit of a cartarkerous problem with his independent attitude of seeking to do things for himself, every nurse, every nurses aide, every soul who has entered his room for whatever purpose has been respectful, which I believe will change my dads perception from being admitted to the hospital in the future. I know this experience has certainly changed mine.
October 2013
This was one of the best hospital stays ever. The nursing staff is super attentive and prompt. Everyone shows genuine concern and caring.
I was a little worried about coming here. I've always went to Wichita but you people treated me with respect and all the nurses were very knowledgeable about my problem. Very kind nurses and aids and just everybody was super. You were so good that I am changing my heart care to here from now on. I thank you very much and the doctors were very good in their care. Thank you all.
I feel that HaysMed is an awesome hospital and all their staff from the lady at admissions to the nurses and doctors are great.
I'm sorry I can't remember all the names but your staff here that worked with me is exceptional. Marcie was a jewel but they were all sweet and helpful very caring. If this had to happen I feel blessed that I was brought here. Thank all of your staff that was with me.
September 2013
This is a great place to be able to come instead of going to Wichita, KS or Denver!
The facility and staff is exceptional. My husband has been in several hospitals over the last 20 years and we did get good care. However, you staff is the true difference. Every single one from the nurses, docs, lab techs, aides, kitchen have such a positive, cheery attitude and have answered all of our questions very well. The atmosphere here makes a serious and scary experience a little better. A nurses hug gave me that little extra assistance I needed so badly – thank you Robin in ICU!! Even though we are from Abilene I will recommend this wonderful facility to anyone who asks. Keep up the great job.
We were shipped from Leoti, KS to Hays! What a blessing to have the nurse we did on that night, as she remembered us from a year ago! She jumped into action making sure he was comfortable. She got his pain under control and did what needed to be done always with a wonderful and caring and professional attitude. Please thank Gayla and the nursing staff on Peds.
Everyone on 3rd floor has been wonderful to me while I've been in the hospital. I would not hesitate one minute to recommend this hospital to anyone.
All staff has been very thoughtful and very efficient. We are very thankful for such a wonderful caring place!
August 2013
I have had the best care at Hays Medical Center. The doctors and nurses are great and have treated me with such compassion and respect. Thank you so much.
I was treated like Royalty. They were all so good to me and professional. They bent over backwards to get all my requests taken care of. My daughter was very pleased with everything and we so appreciated her being able to stay in my room. My God reward each and every one of you.
We were so relieved when we observed 1st hand how you were caring for our daughter. Dr. Biring and his staff met with the family and politely answered all our questions. As we were in the room the nurses and physical therapists also answered our questions and calmed any concerns we had. Your facility and staff are all 5 star. Even the front desk has actually led us to the area more than once. I spoke with Carla and Jessica when she was first admitted . You have made a very uncomfortable position bearable. Thank you all.
From Dr. Curtis when I saw him in Wakeeney to Dr. Fisher who performed the surgery and all others involved in my care here at HMC, let me just say how caring and delightful they have been to me. We all need to be thankful that we have a facility as nice as this one in our area.
July 2013
Everyone was very courteous and the hospitality is amazing. The stay was very comfortable for all of us and I appreciate that all of my concerns were taken care of. Love this hospital and staff!
The care I received during my stay here at HMC was excellent. I couldn't have asked for a better group of nursing people even if I would have picked them myself. Thanks to everyone! What a great place to get well in.
Everyone at HaysMed is great. From the receptionist to the nurses, the therapists, doctors and even the clening - you are all wonderful. Not only do you show care and concern for the patient but also for the family. We truly feel at home here. Keep up the good work!
Going to the hospital is never a good thing, but I will have to say my experience here has been very good. Working in healthcare myself I understand and experience things as a worker rather than a patient. Now, being the patient I must say I am very impressed with this facility. I was treated with respect and understanding and all the staff gave excellent, professional care. You have openend my eyes to an exceptional hospital which, if ever needed, I would be a patient again without question. Thank you to all your staff from doctors to dietary - techs, nurses, CNAs and supportive staff. You are all doing a great job! Kansas is very lucky to have a facility of this high standards and quality in healthcare. Keep up the good work and again, thank you so much.
June 2013
We are very, very, very thankful to all your staff. My mother had her right kidney removed and we were here for five days. All the nurses were very nice. Caleigh, Brittany and all the aides too. Michele in particular brought us cots and towels and anything we needed. Everyone was very nice and very helpful. Your cleaning personnel on Sunday evening was very nice and helpful. Your cafeteria staff who brought up food for mom was always very nice as well. Thank you for everything. I hope you and your staff keep up the excellent work.
I want to say this is the first hospital that I have stayed in that every single staff member delivered excellent care the whole entire stay. This facility runs like a well oiled machine. Thanks for such excellent care. Excellent Job!
Excellent care. Courteous and caring. We can tell staff truly enjoys their job and will go the extra mile to make the patient comfortable and meet their needs. Good Job.
How many ways can we say THANK YOU! Every staff members was totally professional, extremely helpful in every way. We were stranded and even the security guard helped us to a hotel. We joked about rural America but you were the best! The world needs to know about Hays, KS and this medical staff."
May 2013
I cannot express the level of care and compassion that I received from your center. The level of knowledge and communication is surpassed by none. The level of compassion and understand was superior. They all took time to make me understand what happened to me and explained it as well to my wife. I am moving to the area and I have NO concerns about the level of care I will receive in the future. I must share that the overall care was beyond what I could have expected. Jessie was so attentive and always asked what I needed before I was even ready. She made my stay easier than you can know. She made our stay as pleased as one could have expected. All of the doctors, nurses, staff including room service has a higher standard of excellence than any other hospital I have ever experienced!
This is the most professional and human nursing and assist staff I have ever encountered. I cannot imagine a finer group of people to be taken care of at a time that seems to be some of the worst times of our lives. Thank you girls!
None of us want to be in a hospital but the nurses, aides and other supporting staff was very pleasant, friendly, supportive and helpful. I was very thankful for their help. The people that I dealt with were "top of the line." The food and food service was very good and very accommodating.
The staff was excellent, they helped me every time I needed them. The nurses were awesome and the doctors were great. They do their job well and I am 1,000% satisfied. I was in good hands with them all.
Food service is excellent! Nurses were friendly, courteous and gave immediate attention. Everyone and everything was neat and clean. We would recommend this hospital and staff!
Everyone was totally awesome! Thank you to all my nurses, aides and doctors who had the patience to put up with me. Thank you! I owe you my life!
My father had a heart attack Monday and was admitted to the DeBakey Heart Institute @ HMC.
I lived in Hays until 1997, but now live in Topeka. After hearing of my dad's condition I headed to Hays. My children were actually born at the old St. Anthony's hospital. (now HMC), but I'd not been in the facility for probably twenty years.
I just wanted to drop you a line and tell you how impressed I was with the hospital, and especially the heart institute. That is one, top –notch facility! ………and the staff there, caring for my father, was superb to match. What a wonderful thing it is for Hays to have such a fine hospital. I cannot say enough about how well we were treated. Dr. Markiewicz did the procedure and Dr. Davis was the attending physician. Both were fabulous, but Dr. Davis was so gentle and caring toward my dad. That meant a lot to all of us.
Our nurses were all wonderful, especially Lacy on the first evening. Many, many kudos to ALL.


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it's great, just know when to go and what to expect. – I live in Boston and I have been to Gas Light and Co. numerous times – every time I stay in Portsmouth. I found it surprising that this place was getting poor reviews and then I read the reviews. Since I like this place I want to take this post to set expectations. First, realize that Portsmouth is tiny. It needs variety. It is full of great little restaurants, but it doesn't offer a lot of options for a younger audience who is looking for a night out on the town. Gas Light & Co. offers variety. Here are a few points on the food and the scene, at least from my experience here.
The Food:
• Great food. They really do have great food. It's not going to be the best meal of your life, but it is better than good.
• Great location. Right on market street.
• Reasonable prices. Each floor offers different food options, but all in my opinion are reasonably priced. They are not obnoxiously high, but I wouldn't call them cheap either. I think they are priced well for the quality of food that you get.
The Scene(s):
There are three floors and a deck outside. The top floor is a club scene at night, the ground floor is the more upscale restaurant, which serves lunch and dinner, and the third floor offers pizza, wings and beers. Additionally, they have a deck, which is a great option to have for nice spring or summer days and for nights when you want to enjoy some good live music. I actually like having all of those options, but some people do not.
That being said, from reading all of these reviews it sounds like most of the frustration is due to the time that these people went to eat and not having a clear idea of what to expect going in. So… here are a few things to know if you are going to visit.
Lunch – if you go for lunch you'll get a nice quiet restaurant with great food and quick and friendly service.
Dinner – If you visit during normal dinner hours 5-7p you'll enjoy a great dinner with a decent little beer selection and your average, busy restaurant noise. HOWEVER, if you go for a bite later in the night you won't have the tables and you'll likely feel like you're in your typical Faneuil Hall Boston bar filled with a younger crowd and a lot of noise.
In short, if you're going there to eat, go for lunch or go during regular dinner hours and I am confident you'll enjoy it. If you go later on, expect a loud, noisy, younger bar crowd.
great place to go-if you like high prices and lots of rules – Friends and I were looking for someplace with a patio and some live music in Portsmouth, and we stumbled across the Gas Light. We coughed up the $5 cover because paying a cover at the door to a bar usually ensures cheaper beers, better service, you know, some kind of benefit. We sidled up to the bar and placed our order. Three beers came to $15. Definitely on the high side, but not ridiculous. One of my friends and I wanted to have a cigar, but were told that we can't smoke them on the deck. All around us were people with cigarettes, but no cigars allowed?! WTF? The rules continued to pile up, and so did the prices. No drinks in the bathroom (not ridiculous). No shots. 1 drink per hour limit. If you want to order a round of drinks, you have to have everybody at the bar when you order. Once you go to the nightclub, if you want to go back to the deck you have to pay the cover again. You get carded all the time (once at the door to the deck, at the bar on the deck, at the door to the nightclub, at the bar in the nightclub, etc etc). No drinks on the dancefloor. If you want comfortable seating you have to pay $25 to get into the VIP section (really just a roped off section of the nightclub with some couches). No shots here either. Nothing straight up, nothing on the rocks, no drinks with more than 2 types of alcohol in them. The list goes on and on. Plus, even though it has a cover to get in, this place is EXPENSIVE!! $9 for a mixed drink, $5 for beer (a budweiser, no less!!). Even our DD had to pay $2.50 for a COKE!! Save yourself some money and a lot of hassle and go someplace else, this place isn't worth your time or consideration.
The Nightclub is a Corny Hot Mess! Just skip it! – I have to agree with the review of the establishment as a bar/nightclub. It was so corny and so rediculous. The staff are quite rude, as if to project some sort of self-importance or use some kind or reverse psychology to get you to think you are at some exclusive nightclub ( I hear they actually hava a roped off V.I.P section in the danceclub which I think is hilarious, as it is a business driven mostly by white tourist from New England suburbs. The approach they are taking to make sure yu know just how much you you need to be there, seems to be by creating as many lines to wait in as possible...maybe so from the street you think you are looking upon the next Studio 54. We waited in line at the mis-direction of one staff person just to be barked at by a "Look at my tatto sleeve, everybody" chick who was guarding the upstairs entrance like it was One-Eyed Willies treasure. She rudely demanded we go back outside and wait as it had it's own entrace. Confused as anybody in their right mind would be as we had just gotten in and paid 8 dollars each doing so, just to return to the line. We were aggressively directed to return to wait in line again, carded again, and met up with the same terminator lady, who cut my wrist bracelet and grunted at my "Thankyou". Aside of the entitled abusive treatment of the staff, the list of this club is total joke goes on...weird and police-state environment that monitors your drinking like you are at the prom...one drink limit ordering, no shots, bouncers grabbing your wrist to check your (completely unneccessary) blacklight stamp if you get too close to any entrance. Almost all staff were incredibly rude and abrupt, and we could not wait to finish our drinks and get out of there, as there are many places to choose from that turned out to be waaaay better even without the barely used dance floor and college frathouse disco lighting. Save your money and go to the irish bar around the corner to Ri Ra for friendly staff, fun environment, live music, and a good time.
Stay away – Like many of the other reviewers, two friends and I recently paid the cover at Gas Light and before finishing our first drink were asked to leave by the bouncers upstairs. When we asked why they told us they had received complaints but would not provide details. Hmmm... all we were doing was sitting at the bar and talking amongst ourselves. They refused to refund our cover and literally escorted us to the "mandatory" coat room and then down the stairs to the front door. As a group of professionals in our late 30s who has frequented many establishments, we found the whole thing QUITE odd and somewhat discriminatory as the majority of clientele in the nightclub were in their twenties. We agree with many here, stay away. There are plenty of other places in Portsmouth to frequent.
So Much Fun!!! – I LOVE THIS BAR!!! The Gaslight offers a great atmosphere with no hassle. They have: game night on Mondays, Dancing on Friday and Saturdays (the only place in town by the way) and they offer pizza downstairs and great fine dining food on the street level. The staff is friendly and knows how to make just about every drink known to man but they have zero tolerance for rude and offensive behavior so if you want to be a [******] go to DStreet.
(They DONOT however serve shots which is a draw back but again not many places do anymore in Portsmouth.)
Terrible Dining Experience – One of my worst dining experiences. My wife's cocktail was without flavor; the noodles in her stirfry were so overcooked they were coagulated. The meat in my entree was overdone and tough; the rice was without flavor, overcooked and barely edible. Our server was inexperienced and forgot one of the before dinner drinks. As stated by another reviewer, I telephone the owner and asked for a call back. Not surprisingly, he has not returned my call. Considering the high price of the entrees, I sis not expect to be served Denny's quality food. Stay away.
I'll never go here again! – Having formerly lived in Dover, I am familiar with the nightlife in Portsmouth. I recently enrolled in law school and decided to bring some friends for a night on the town. After dinner we went to some bars. Our last stop was the Gaslight. This was a mistake. I remember there being a dress code, but what ensued this night was just ridiculous.
First, there was a 5 dollar cover. Portsmouth is nice, but it isn't Boston and no other bar that we went to that night had a cover. But whatever, we sucked it up and paid the cover.
Once inside, a bouncer told my friend that no T shirts with printing on the front are allowed. WTF?! That doesn't make any sense. No T-shirts at all would make substantially more sense. To solve the problem he put his shirt on backwards and I gave him my sport coat to wear.
Then when we were walking upstairs, another bouncer told a different friend of mine that he had to check his coat. FORCING PEOPLE TO USE COAT CHECK?! What's wrong with putting your jacket over the back of a chair?
When my friend went to buy a round of beers, the bartender refused to serve him unless ALL of us were at the bar with him. That makes NO SENSE whatsoever. I don't see how that combats binge drinking at all, and it only makes the bar area more crowded.
When we went on the dance floor, the bouncers refused to let us on the floor with our drinks. That was the last straw for me. They might as well ban smiling and breathing while they're at it.
DO NOT GO TO THE GASLIGHT. The management there has turned an otherwise fun place into a concentration camp. Go to the Sportpage instead. There's no cover, the drinks are priced better and if you want there's a dance floor downstairs.
Worst Place in Portsmouth – We were very disappointed with our experience here. We came to Portsmouth to celebrate the wedding of a friend of mine, and we had great plans to head over to the Gaslight. However, we were refused service at the door because they "don't allow bachelorette parties" inside of the club. HUH? I don't see why. I can't see them treating a group of GUYS the same way, even if they WERE celebrating a bachelor party.
There were only six of us and we weren't at all rowdy. WHAT A DISAPPOINTMENT! I will never again go there because of this sexist policy. I can't even believe that it's legal! I'm just counting the days until a bachelorette sues the PANTS off the owners.
It wasn't JUST the fact that they didn't allow us inside, either. It was the rude treatment we received. The sexist attitude of the bouncers and the rudeness of the staff was intolerable. Plus, there's a $5 cover. NO WAY! Most bars/clubs WELCOME large groups of girls.... we'll go somewhere that we're welcome at nest time!
Bachelorette Parties NOT Welcome Here! – After leaving a nice meal in Portsmouth, 8 of us headed to the Gaslight to dance and have some fun (usual at Bachelorette parties). At the door, the grumpy bouncer instructed the bride to remove her veil. He said that they do not like the atmosphere bachelorette parties create? Confused, we paid our cover charge to get upstairs after trying to get an answer to why that was so. Bachelorette parties not welcome? Our mood went downhill, so we ask for shots. No shots. Not after 11pm. Fine. The bartender spills a drink on one of us, the bouncer instructs the bride to remove her veil again after she sneaks it back on with a smile on her face, and lots of nice people congratulating her. The bouncers get nasty, and after asking again why we can't a group of women celebrate her big day with a veil, the bouncer leaves us and returns with 6 policement to kick us out. This all happened in the span of about 15 minutes. Portsmouth has recently started cracking down on rowdy crowds (I can see their point), and binge drinking. I'm all for cutting sloppy drunks off. However, they are going off the deep end with ridiculous tactics, sexist attitudes, with no explanation to customers. The Gaslight is a joke, and do NOT go here for anything but harrassment and a miserable time. Go to the "Red Door"- not too far away. Stellar martinis, great DJ, and a welcoming atmosphere.
Feel like being screamed at by the bouncer? – This is a sorry excuse for a bar. After a $5 cover (hey portsmouth - you're no Boston) to listen to a mediocre band, our group was kicked out of the deck area...for dancing. I'm serious - dancing. A bouncer informed us that their liquor license "did not permit dancing". Not crazy gyrating, just normal head bopping type dancing. After about 10 minutes of civil disobedience another bouncer came over to yell us us and then pushed one of the girls in our group, in an attempt to get her our of the bar. That was our cue to leave. So much for Live Free or Die. Definitely not worth the cover, or the attitude!
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The last year was the biggest yet for the California sextet now in its seventh year. The month of March saw them trading notes with trombone legend Big Sam at The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, and this past September they threw down a memorable set at our very own Telluride Blues & Brews. Building off of guest appearances by Karl Denson and Mic Gillette of Tower of Power on their most recent record, Into The Infrasounds, Monophonics has put in work on over 300 live shows all around the country. In the process they have perfected their dark soul brand that is truly highlighted by Finnigan's fierce vocal delivery. That kid is something special, so be sure to catch him and crew on Saturday night at The Elks Lodge.
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2. How long has this product been on the market?
All of our products were created by a clinical psychologist in conjunction with homeopaths and naturopaths. Our psychologist has provided them to her clients, with great success, for over ten years. At Native Remedies, you will find the highest quality natural medicine for your health, professionally formulated in therapeutic dosages by a leading clinical psychologist and that is why we are "The Psychologist's Natural Choice".
3. What exactly does Candidate treat?
Candidate is a 100% safe, non-addictive, natural herbal remedy specifically formulated to reduce Candida overgrowth and promote the growth of healthy probiotic flora in the digestive tract. Formulated by our team of experts in natural medicine, Candidate has been used for many years to safely eradicate fungal overgrowth at its source, preventing topical Candida infections, such as thrush or yeast infections, and promoting the growth of healthy probiotic flora in the digestive tract to achieve lasting control of Candidiasis.
Candidate contains a selection of herbs known for their supportive ability to soothe the digestive tract, repair cell damage caused by Candida overgrowth and strengthen liver and immune functioning, thereby also improving overall systemic health.
4. What does Candidate contain?
Candidate is an herbal remedy containing:
Pau d'arco (Tabebuia impetiginosa) contains the active constituents Lapachol and beta-lapachone, which are also known as naphthaquinones. Laboratory tests have demonstrated that both Lapachol and beta-lapachone have anti-fungal properties as potent as ketoconazole, a common antifungal drug, used in the treatment of Candidiasis and yeast infections. Pau D'arco is not soluble in water and is best taken in tincture form where the active ingredients have been extracted medicinally in pharmaceutical ethanol. To prevent side effects, it is also important that the whole bark is used in the extraction process. This process has been followed at Native Remedies to bring you the strongest and most effective formula possible.
Marigold (Calendula officinalis) was used in ancient Greek, Roman, Arabic, and Indian cultures as an herb to support healthy detoxification. It has strong anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties and is also an effective liver tonic and improves overall systemic functioning and aiding in the removal of toxins from the body.
Lemon grass (Cymbopogon citratus) Clinical studies have supported the positive effects of lemon grass in maintaining systemic health and the promotion of healthy, balanced levels of flora in the body. Lemon grass is known to stimulate cell regeneration and to soothe and treat intestinal infections, as well as pathogenic intestinal flora such as Candida albicans. It has known anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties and can help to repair intestinal walls that have been damaged by Candida overgrowth ('leaky gut' syndrome).
5. Is Candidate approved by the FDA?
The FDA oversees all food and drug products. Since Candidate is an herbal dietary supplement, they fall under the ambit of the FDA. In 1994, the FDA set up guidelines for dietary supplements, including labeling requirements, and created the Dietary Supplement Health Education Act (DSHEA). Candidate follows all of DSHEA's guidelines. In addition, Native Remedies is a FDA-registered Food Facility, and all of our products are manufactured in a Pharmaceutical Graded, GMP-certified facility to guarantee the highest degree of consistency, reliability and potency.
6. What is the proper dosage?
Dilute drops in 1/4 cup of water or juice after meals.
Adults & Children 12+: Take 0.50 mL 3 times daily for 6 weeks.
Children 4-11: Take 1 drop per year of age 3 times daily.
Special instructions: Follow up with a 3 week course twice annually if necessary.
Caution: Safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not yet been established. However, if you are pregnant or nursing, try homeopathic Vagi-Soothe™ to safely and effectively relieve vaginal itching, burning and discomfort due to yeast infection.
7. In what form does Candidate come in?
Candidate comes in convenient tincture drop form and is diluted in water or juice.
8. How do you properly store this product?
Best storage is in a cool (not cold) dark place out of direct sunlight such as a cupboard or closet. The product does not need to be refrigerated.
9. When will improvement be seen?
Candidate gets to work immediately to eliminate Candida from the intestinal tract and to promote intestinal health, while eliminating toxins from the body. However, Candida is a very persistent organism and it may take some time, even months, before your system comes back into balance, depending on the severity of the problem. You can help Candidate to work faster by eliminating sugars, alcohol and refined carbohydrates from your diet and avoiding the use of oral antibiotics if possible.
10. Does Candidate have any side effects?
No, Candidate does not have any side effects as it is 100% natural and herbal. The ingredients of Candidate have a high safety profile and are generally very well tolerated without side effects.
11. How long does a bottle last?
One bottle of Candidate contains 60 mL and will last approximately 40 days.
12. Is Candidate addictive or habit-forming?
Candidate is 100% natural, safe, effective and is non-addictive and is not habit forming.
13. Can I take if I am pregnant or breastfeeding?
Safety during pregnancy and breastfeeding has not been clinically established.
14. What exactly is the Candida Diet and how does it help?
The Candida Diet is not intended for weight loss, but is specifically designed to combat Candida, Candidiasis and yeast infections. Overgrowth of Candida causes intense cravings for sugar and starch, which is why many people cannot follow a weight loss diet. Controlling levels of Candida in your digestive tract will help you to stick to your weight loss plan, while eliminating sugar and refined carbohydrates will help you lose weight. Read the entire Candida Diet for important tips and the diet suggestions.


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Create a scarf that is beautiful and practical at the same time! This cabled scarf made with Patons® Classic Wool offers a thick rich texture to keep you warm, while also providing a spot to hold mittens, keys or even a cell phone.
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- Cable Needle, CN
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Rex Burkhead experienced a breakthrough season for Nebraska in 2011
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Nebraska running back Rex Burkhead can't really tell the difference. When asked to distinguish between the Big 12 defenses he used to face and the Big Ten units he battled for the first time last season, Burkhead gives the kind of answer many have come to expect from the Cornhuskers' soft-spoken workhorse.
"To me, it's really just lining up and playing football," Burkhead said.
Burkhead lined up effectively last season, reeling off 15 rushing touchdowns and 1,357 rushing yards, the most by a Nebraska running back since 1997. His 104.4 rushing yards per game were good for third among league players and helped propel him to All-Big Ten recognition at season's end.
Nebraska had the luxury of teaming Burkhead with quarterback Taylor Martinez to form an explosive rushing combination that finished 15th nationally. While the dual-threat Martinez produced the bulk of the highlight material, Burkhead served as the fuel behind the Huskers' attack. The rising senior will reprise that role this fall as the most important offensive player on Nebraska's roster -- and as a true Heisman contender.
"He's the total package," Nebraska coach Bo Pelini said. "Anybody would die to have him on their football team."
The most valuable part of that package may be Burkhead's durability. The 5-foot-11, 210-pound back carried the ball 284 times last season, only two touches shy of the school record. His 38 carries in the regular-season finale against Iowa set the Cornhusker mark.
"Mr. Consistency," is what Tim Beck, the Huskers' second-year offensive coordinator, calls Burkhead. "He works his butt off, and he studies the game. He has that durability and mental toughness, in terms of being a guy you can count on."
But versatility, not durability, may be what keeps Burkhead afloat in the Heisman race. Depending on the situation last season, Beck had Burkhead fill spots at fullback, slot receiver and quarterback as Nebraska's jack-of-all-trades. Burkhead showed some skill as a pass-catcher, notching 177 yards and two touchdowns on 21 receptions.
"It was a good year," Burkhead said of his junior campaign. "My teammates, they allowed me to have the success I did. But we definitely have higher expectations for ourselves."
Unfortunately for Nebraska, those expectations have proven unrealistic in recent seasons. The Huskers' inability to lock down a conference title and BCS berth has had as much to do with Burkhead becoming a national name as his play. Despite four consecutive seasons with at least nine wins, the Huskers have not claimed a conference championship since 1999 and finished just third in the Leaders Division last fall despite a 7-1 league mark. Notions of a program stuck in neutral have resonated throughout Lincoln, where mediocre football doesn't sit well with the Nebraska faithful -- or with Heisman voters.
The Nebraska offense, which returns eight starters, should benefit from the familiarity that comes with playing a second year in Beck's system.
"With our staff putting in this system last year, nobody on the offensive side of the ball had ever been part of it," Beck said. "We taught it quickly through the spring and went through fall, but here's a team doing something completely different [this season]. Now they get it."
The team's passing offense finished a mere 104th nationally last season, partially because of Martinez's inconsistent play, partially because opponents knew to key in on Nebraska's run-heavy attack. A more dynamic and consistent season from Martinez, whom Pelini says is prepared to "reach that next level," will keep defenses honest when the Huskers keep it on the ground.
That's good news for Burkhead, who seems poised for the kind of year that could put his name, and the team's name, back on the national radar. A repeat of last year's 1,300-yard output would make Burkhead the school's second all-time leading rusher. And after an offseason of heavy film study, Burkhead is confident he'll attain his goal of improved reaction time in the backfield.
As he better reacts to defenders, a nation of Heisman voters might better react to Burkhead. In February, oddsmaker Danny Sheridan released his early Heisman favorites, listing Burkhead as a 25-1 shot at taking home the trophy in December. That puts Nebraska's workhorse well behind fellow Big Ten members Monte Ball (6-1) from Wisconsin and Denard Robinson (7-1) from Michigan. But that's OK with the darkhorse contender trying to lead the darkhorse program back to prominence.
"We want to be a great team like Nebraska has had in the past," Burkhead said. "That's the level that we're trying to reach."
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A report in the Times newspaper on Wednesday morning said plans were afoot for a summer tournament that would host 24 teams every two years in an attempt to rival the Champions League and the Club World Cup.
Organisers were said to be prepared to offer in the region of £175 million for elite clubs such as Barcelona and Manchester United to compete.
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The statement read: "With regard to the story published in today's edition of The Times newspaper concerning a 'Dream Football League', the Qatar Football Association and other Qatari football entities can categorically confirm that we have no involvement in any such initiative and has heard nothing to suggest such a concept is genuine."
UEFA, which would have to sanction the competition, added: "UEFA is not aware of any such alleged plans. We therefore have no comments to make."
A satirical French website, entitled Les Cahiers du Football, had claimed on its Twitter account on Wednesday that The Times had merely mistaken a spoof story it had published earlier in the week for genuine information.
The tweet read: "We published this on the night of Monday to Tuesday at around one in the morning - all of it came from my imagination."
@julienpretotrtr ? On a publié ça dans la nuit de lundi à mardi vers 1h du matin... Tout est sorti de mon imagination.— Cahiers du football (@cahiersdufoot) March 13, 2013
Journalists from The Times, a respected newspaper in the UK, have told Reuters that the claim has no foundation.
"I've been amused by the speculation about the source of this story," Oliver Kay, who wrote the story for The Times, said. "I can guarantee you 100%, 1,000%, 175,000,000%, that my story had nothing to do with any website, spoof or otherwise.
"I've no idea about their modus operandi. What I know is that my source is very good, the information is very good and that there is more where that story came from."
Tony Evans, The Times' football editor, added: "As far as we are concerned the story is true and we stand by it.
"Oliver Kay is an exceptionally good journalist who is unlikely to have fallen for a hoax story on a spoof website. He obtained the information after speaking to powerful people in football and after doing his groundwork. He has been working on it for quite a while and there is no reason to doubt he will be fully vindicated."
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Sweat electrolytes is a test that measures the level of chloride in sweat. Although genetic tests have become important methods for diagnosing cystic fibrosis in children, the sweat chloride test is still the standard.
Sweat test; Sweat chloride; Iontophoretic sweat test
In the first part of the test, a colorless, odorless chemical that causes sweating is applied to a small area on an arm or leg. An electrode is then attached to the arm or leg. A weak electrical current is sent to the area to stimulate sweating.
People may feel a tingling in the area, or a feeling of warmth. This part of the procedure lasts for about 5 minutes.
The next part of the test involves cleaning the stimulated area and collecting the sweat on a piece of filter paper or gauze, or in a plastic coil. After 30 minutes, the collected sweat is sent to a hospital laboratory to be tested. The entire collection procedure takes about 1 hour.
No special preparation is needed. Make sure the test is performed at a cystic fibrosis testing center.
Though the test is not painful, some people describe a tingling sensation at the site of the electrode. In smaller children or infants, the sensation can cause irritability or discomfort.
Sweat testing is the standard method for diagnosing cystic fibrosis
. People with cystic fibrosis have higher amounts of sodium and chloride in their sweat, which the test can detect.
Some people are tested because of symptoms such as poor nutrition, repeated sinus or respiratory infections, foul-smelling stools, or infertility (in men). In the U.S., newborn screening programs test for cystic fibrosis, and the sweat test is used to confirm these results.
Note: mEq/L = milliequivalent per liter
Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific test results.
Some conditions, such as dehydration or swelling (edema) can affect the test results.
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Borowitz D, Robinson KA, Rosenfeld M, et al. Cystic Fibrosis Foundation evidence-based guidelines for management of infants with cystic fibrosis. J Pediatr. 2009;155(6 Suppl):S73-S93.
Boat TF, Acton JD. Cystic fibrosis. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 400.
Farrell PM, Rosenstein BJ, White TB, et al. Guidelines for diagnosis of cystic fibrosis in newborns through older adults: Cystic fibrosis consensus report. Journal of Pediatrics. Aug 2008;153(2).
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Former ceo accuses LuxeYard of making false statements in SEC filing
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Los Angeles - The former ceo of online retailer LuxeYard accused the publicly held company of making numerous false statements in a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, and said the falsehoods were part of an attempt to discredit him for contacting the SEC about alleged securities law violations.
Braden Richter, who was fired as ceo Oct. 23, told Furniture/Today that the Form 10-Q filing, which contained financial information for the quarter ended Sept. 30, was written to make it appear he was solely responsible for LuxeYard's financial problems.
He said those problems, which included a quarterly operating loss of $3.61 million on sales of $547,381, negative operating cash flow and a "going concern" qualification, were the result of actions taken by Amir Mireskandari, LuxeYard's chairman and interim ceo, whom he said exercised tight control over all decision-making.
LuxeYard didn't respond to a request to comment on Richter's allegations.
Under Mireskandari's watch, Richter claimed, LuxeYard repeatedly failed to fill orders from consumers or pay its vendors. The recent 10-Q said the company is being sued by one vendor for unpaid invoices, but Richter said there are many similar suits that aren't noted.
Shortly after he was terminated, Richter said he gave this and other potentially damaging information to the SEC. Once the company learned what he had done, Mireskandari and other company officials have tried to retaliate, he said.
"They have been on a mission to discredit me any way they can," Richter told HTT sister publication Furniture/Today.
The 10-Q said the company has sued Richter, his wife Victoria Richter, and a furniture store owned by Victoria Richter, Jaxon International, in a dispute stemming from a management agreement LuxeYard signed with Jaxon on May 1.
The agreement was terminated before Bradon Richter was fired, and the suit accuses him, among other things, of a breach of fiduciary duties.
Richter said the agreement was terminated because LuxeYard didn't make the required payments to Jaxon's vendors.
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But the context was much broader than that involving most NCAA sanctions. More than technical rules were broken at Penn State. There, a culture of covering up anything that might adversely affect the football program broke lives, not just rules.
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University officials said the NCAA decision allows Penn State to move forward. But that cannot occur until everyone who enabled Jerry Sandusky to victimize children is found and punished appropriately.


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The Best of Season One
The Best of Season One of Nick Swardson's Pretend Time, featuring "Wheelchair Cat," Garry Gaga, Creepios cereal and more. Season Two premieres October 5 at 10:30/9:30c.
Baby Not from Booty
Nick Swardson brainstorms on accurate Jack Daniels slogans, raises a pregnant 16-month-old on television and attempts to practice safe zombie sex.
Blah Blah Blah Main Street
Nick finally wears his beloved kitten sweater on television, a couple's role playing session gets real, and Gay Robot heads to Roswell in search of alien love.
Monday Morning Meltdown
Nick discovers a horrifying James Cameron-inspired STD, the Critter Gitters have trouble wrangling a Viagra-fueled bear, and Superman takes advantage of grateful citizens.