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Confirmed guest, 2016-03-11
Been to these lodges several times now and they are superb, my only negative comment would be the recent positioning of a new lodge which is extremely close to Peel Lodge which will remove some of the privacy. As a result I had to move my reservation for 2016 at a cost of £31 to me (admin fee) which I think is shocking
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Very spacious and comfortable accommodation in a quiet peaceful location. Hot tub was fantastic. The only downside, the water pressure was low so no power in the shower, on arrival there was about30 dead flies inside the living room and bathroom area ( plus an extra 15 once I had finished with the fly swatter). Otherwise a perfect break.
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-30
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The lodge premises are ok, but there was no welcome pack not even a tea bag. The kitchen utensils were poor not even four glasses that match, jam jars will be the order next year. Saucepan s without handles, not Autograph range we are used to in fact all the extras you pay for in an Autograph lodge were sadly missing.
Confirmed guest, 2015-10-09
As I said this is our second visit. There was a problem with the cooker on this stay but it was all sorted to our complete satisfaction by Bob.
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Very spacious, contemporary design, everything here you need for a perfect home from home. Clean and well appointed. Hot tub and decking area great.
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I have stayed in the Staward Lodge on the same site and I must say the cleanliness of the Peel lodge was much better. I also thought the furniture and overall comfort was to a much higher standard and felt much more spacious! If I do decide to return the Peel lodge would be my preferred choice!
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I am planning to upgrade to 3.5.2 and have backed everything up. I have a customised version of twenty eleven using a child theme. (see http://www.nadaav.com/n).
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Date of Stay: August, 2015
This is a great place to relax and unwind. We had a pull thru site that was very spacious. The grounds are kept mowed and clean. The ladies in the front office are very friendly and helpful. We stayed here for 5 days in a Motorhome. I will put this on my list of places to return to.
Date of Stay: June, 2015
This park has way to many permanent residents that do not keep their property clean and neat. Very old trailers in poor repair. The grounds are not mowed. We had to ask for our area to be mowed, they did not weed eat in between sites, weeds up to my knees. Sites not level out front wheels were off the ground. Location is great, in between Estes Park and Loveland. The only reason we stayed here was it was close to our family otherwise would never stay here.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
Nice park, office was very helpful with place to go and thing to see in the area. It is nestled in the pine trees so stays cool in the middle of the day. Wi-Fi was good, no cell service here except at the office. They have coffee and sweets on Saturday morning and campfire, music and hot dogs, smores on Saturday night.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
One of the nicest campgrounds we have stayed at. It is located right in the middle of all the beautiful redwoods. Site were wide; no close neighbor here. Not very full when we were there but that is OK. It is quiet and peaceful. The office is great, very helpful with things to see in the area. No cell phone e service; have to go to the office to get service.
Date of Stay: May, 2012
Nice level sites, with plenty of room in between. The restaurant here is great. We stayed here for a week, I would definitely come back. Camping World is done the road. The only negative is the Wi-Fi is very bad. We had not signal the whole time we were there.
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Anyone compared these to the Haven Carbon 29ers ? Colorado Cyclist has them for $1300. They're slightly narrower, same weight but they don't need rim strips. I know the Haven's have had hub issues but do have a great warranty (2yrs no questions asked).
Is the 1580 weight folks are quoting including rim tape and valves ? I'm a little torn between the two sets. I'm sure the DT hubs are better but Easton is also better with their customer service. The slight extra width is a plus for the Rovals. The Easton's supposedly have a more durable carbon surface (less prone to dings).
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Henderson County commissioners agreed Wednesday that a priority among capital projects is an $11.6 million addition at the North Henderson High-Apple Valley Middle campus, and the backlog of repairs and maintenance at public schools and Blue Ridge Community College.
But they agreed on little else as they viewed a presentation on overcrowding and space needs in the county and possible new construction, renovation and moves to meet those needs.
Board Chairman Bill Moyer pushed the commissioners to act.
Weve got vacant facilities and we really need to move on this, he said.
The options for county offices ranged in price from a $1.5 million renovation of a vacant building to $11 million for a new 72,000-square-foot courthouse annex. But commissioners would choose from among the menu of choices instead of doing all of them, and they vowed they would not raise property taxes to pay for the work. Instead, they would borrow, and the capital projects would be funded in the 2010-11 budget year.
The countys overall debt service will fall by $772,677 next year. Adding that amount to $1 million from the general fund would enable the county to borrow $18.5 million, county Finance Director Carey McLelland said.
Youve got favorable money rates and favorable construction rates, said County Manager Steve Wyatt, referring to historically low interest rates and lower construction bids by hungry contractors.
Id like to see projects packaged in a such a way that we put some people to work here in Henderson County, Commissioner Mark Williams said.
List of options
Thats where the agreement ended, however. County staffers prepared a list of options for relieving overcrowding in the new courthouse, which drew some argument. Among the options:
n A new annex at the Henderson County Courthouse, Grove Street. Built in 1995, the courthouse has become overcrowded. A 61,550-72,325-square-foot annex costing $9.2 million to $11.6 million would consolidate sheriffs offices and accommodate other justice-related offices.
n Renovate the old Health Department building on Spartanburg Highway, possibly for planning and inspections, at a cost of $1.5 million. The 13,000-square-foot building has been vacant since 2006.
n Use the new Human Services Building on Spartanburg Highway to relieve overcrowding. The building, opened in 2006, has 9,000 square feet of vacant space set aside for future use.
n Move district attorney and public defenders into the old Chamber of Commerce building on North King Street. The county-owned building had been leased to the Chamber, which moved to Church Street. It has 3,000-4,000 square feet of space. The prosecutors and public defenders currently take up 3,200 square feet in the courthouse.
n Use the county building at 100 North King St. for tax offices or some other use. Formerly the home of county commissioners, administration and DSS, the 22,500-square-foot building is now used by planning, code enforcement and inspections. If those offices moved to the old health department, tax office and/or district attorney could move here.
Some opposition
This presentation today has done a great job of covering the issues, Moyer said. We have let these sit for a while. Now we have empty facilities and repairs we have gotten behind on.
Williams added: We have an opportunity to take on some capital projects. We also have an opportunity to do some much needed projects without raising taxes. I dont want to make any major decisions today.
Williams favored the school addition over the courthouse annex.
My recommendation to provide relief at the 1995 courthouse would be to place the district attorney and public defender in the old Chamber of Commerce building, he said.
Moyer also opposed the Justice Center, drawing a complaint from Young.
Young asked if Moyer would leave the sheriff where hes at, scattered among several offices around town.
For the foreseeable future, Moyer fired back, thats exactly right.
Two quick moves?
Commissioner Charlie Messer said the board needed to continue to take aggressive steps with the schools.
We have had a lot of communication, but the fact is we have buildings that have been vacant for too long, he said. We dont know what we will go through over the next two years.
Commissioners had a variety of ideas about where to put county offices and whether to build new or renovate.
Moving the Planning Department for a second time in a year drew objections from commissioners Young and Chuck McGrady.
We just moved planning and inspections into that space that is adequate and functional, McGrady said. To uproot them now and in some sense waste the money we put into that move is to me problematical.
Young strongly favors the courthouse annex.
Many of the options are putting patches on things, he said. Thats what we need to get away from. The annex would solve most of our problems for 30 years, not five years.
The commissioners set a special meeting at 3 p.m. April 23 to discuss the issue further.
School work
After the Apple Valley/North High project, other school construction priorities are an Edneyville Elementary classroom building, $2.425 million; Upward Elementary classroom building, $2.46 million; Transportation Center, $4,250,000; and Balfour Center, $6,755,000.
Top-ranked projects identified by BRCC leaders are the Public Safety and Allied Health building, $6 million; indoor firing range, $4 million; Sink Building, $500,000; Killian Building, $1.7 million; Campus Loop Road, $200,000; Patton Building, $1.3 million; Sink Building Auditorium, $1.7 million; and Work Force development/Lifelong Learning Center, $16.5 million.
The school system has requested $3.3 million for repairs in the upcoming budget and says it has a total backlog of $6.58 million. BRCC has requested $776,774.
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Delivery of proteins to CNS as seen and measured by positron emission tomography
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Presently, there are no effective treatments for several diseases involving the central nervous system (CNS). While several novel molecular approaches are being developed, many of them require delivery of macromolecular or supramolecular agents to the CNS tissues protected by the blood–brain and blood–arachnoid barriers. A variety of approaches that are being developed for overcoming or bypassing the barriers are based on complex transfer processes. The delivery of biopharmaceuticals and other macromolecules and particulates to the CNS, especially through the leptomeningeal (intrathecal) route, includes a variety of stages, such as leptomeningeal propagation, drainage to the systemic circulation, and penetration into the CNS. The investigation of complex pharmacokinetics that includes convective, as well as diffusional and active transfer processes, greatly benefit from real-time non-invasive in vivo monitoring of the drug transport. Pharmacological positron emission tomography (PET) imaging, which enables such monitoring, plays an increasingly significant role in drug delivery and biopharmacology. PET is a powerful tool for quantitative in vivo tracking of molecules labeled with positron-emitting radionuclides. The high sensitivity, format, and accuracy of the data (similar to those of conventional tissue sampling biodistribution studies) make PET a readily adoptable pharmacological technique. In contrast to the conventional studies, PET also allows for longitudinal nonterminal same-animal studies. The latter may not only improve the data statistics, but also enable preclinical studies (especially in large and/or rare animals) not feasible under the conventional approach. This paper is intended to demonstrate the character of data that can be obtained by PET and to demonstrate how the main patterns of the leptomeningeal route pharmacokinetics can be investigated using this method. Examples of data processing are taken from our recent studies of five model proteins in rats and nonhuman primates.
KeywordsPET Imaging Pharmacokinetics Biopharmaceuticals Macromolecules Brain Central nervous system Drug delivery Iodine-124
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- Delivery of proteins to CNS as seen and measured by positron emission tomography
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Drug Delivery and Translational Research
Volume 2, Issue 3 , pp 201-209
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STONY BROOK, N.Y. (March 15, 2014) The cost of a public college education has increased percent in the past five years and that's forcing some students to choose between eating and learning.
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The College and University Food Bank Alliance says about 50 member food banks have opened on campuses across the country, most of them in the last few years.
Stony Brook University on Long Island started a food pantry last fall, handing out bags of staples such as pasta, fruit, vegetables, tuna and breakfast bars.
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La Sportiva Wildcat Trail Running Shoe - Men's $109.95
Light, cool, fast, sticky.
La Sportiva outfitted the Men's Wildcat Trail Running Shoe with its ultra-sticky FriXion sole to ensure traction in any conditions. Whether you're in steep, loose dirt or traversing a rock slab, these La Sportiva shoes keep you upright and going strong. An AirMesh upper ensures plenty of ventilation in hot summer heat as well, so you don't have to stress over nasty, sweaty, blister-prone feet.
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- Note: La Sportiva shoes are built on European half sizes which are smaller increments than US half sizes. This gives us four extra sizes per size run which gives you a better fit!
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Trail/all mountain
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 11
This shoe works great for trail running or alpine hiking. Micro spikes hold on grate because of the plastic on the heel. Big fan of that. The shoe dries very fast as I have put it to use in Olympic National Park for a months now. The shoe is very comfortable and seems to hold up great under extensive use.
Fraying Issue
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: Runs small
- Size Bought: 47
First off, based off my limited hiking (~15 mi) in these shoes, I really liked them. Very comfortable and basically felt like a running sneaker but much more comfortable on rocks.
Would give the shoe 5 stars, but the mesh on the side of the shoe near the laces immediately started coming undone on both shoes. I'm assuming it's a manufacturing defect as I hadn't hiked more than 5 miles in them when it started to happen (maybe it's normal?). The matter only got worse over the next 10 miles. Was planning to use these on the JMT this summer. Really glad I tried them out beforehand as they might have been completely undone by the end of the trail! Unfortunately, I'd exchange them but my size (47) is out.
For the size, I put runs small since I'm usually a 12-12.5, but with these I'm a 13 (47).
Best trail hiker through every terrain
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
Slick rock sandstone? Mud? Sand wash? Granite slabs? No problem! These shoes can handle it. Uphill, steep downhill, loose terrain, all a piece of cake for these shoes. The mesh construction is a pretty tight weave, so even in a rainy scenario it takes a long time for my feet to feel wet. I bought these on a whim at an REI garage sale. They are a little wide for my lady feet, but that's okay since I can wear some thicker socks to help. I haven't had a problem with the mesh wearing out into large holes, or any of the material falling apart really. Once these bad boys have been with me a full year I will update you all on the condition, however.
Very comfortable
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
- Fit: True to size
These shoes are great. They are light, comfortable and super breathable. They are sturdy and the soles are stiff and rugged. They fit true to size and if you are not familiar with EU sizing, the sizing chart on this page is accurate.
LIGHT, COOL, FAST, STICKY......that's it
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 42.5
These are very comfortable, lightweight and have pretty sticky rubber. I use them mostly for approach shoes for climbing as well as light hiking. The fit exactly like the older version but they don't have the nice heel pull tabs any more. I'd give them 5 stars if they still had the pull tab otherwise they're a solid shoe. I typically wear a 9.5 and went with a 42.5 and they're perfect.
LaSportiva Wildcat Trail 3.0?
Great Shoe for Long Distance Hiking
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
- Size Bought: 12.5
I did a lot of research for a shoe that I will be taking my Pacific Crest Trail thru hike in 2015. This is the shoe for me. After trying out a few different brands that cater to my foot shape, this shoe has proven to be the most comfortable with ample room in the toes to spread as my feet begin to flatten out and become larger. I have yet to have any blisters, with about 150miles on the shoes so far. I will update this as I go along. So far the shoe has been very durable and has very little signs of wear. From my research this should last around 1000 miles.
POST PCT: First pair - 800 miles
Second - 300 (Sierra Snow/wet/fire)
Third - 1,300 miles
Forth - Still going strong 200+miles
also researching these for my 2015 PCT hike. I'll see you out there!
3rd Pair
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
A great shoe for hiking, working out or every day.
Good and supportive trail runner
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I needed a new pair of trail running shoes as I got a new dog and didn't want to wear her out in the 1st 15 months of her life by taking her MTBing. So I figured I reinvent my trail running skills. I tried a lot of different trail runners and settled on these. They are certainly in the traditional vein but they have a very solid platform and lots of support. I also found the traction on these is great. Cushion is average to cushy and I just like the way they perform all the way around
Please don't ever stop making them!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I live in southern NV and these shoes are perfect. Good stability, traction, and cushioning on the hard and rocky trails. Also, the mesh construction helps keep the feet cool and is surprisingly protective and rugged. The soles are super grippy both up and down; whether rock slab, packed dirt, or scree. The toe protection is solid. I've gone through four pair and am on my fifth, I hope they keep making them forever!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I tried these shoes on my Applachian Trail thru hike. They are a popular shoe on the trail so I was disappointed that they didn't work for me. They felt very comfortable when I walked uphill or on flat ground - my heel felt very secure, cupped in the shoe. But downhills were awful in these shoes. My feet would slide down in them and my toes would get squished. I also felt like water soaked through really easily whenever I stepped in a puddle, and didn't dry out very quickly compared to other shoes. But like I said, I know a lot of people who love these shoes, so your milage may vary. I would wear these shoes for running on flat ground, but not for anything steep.
First trail shoe!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
This was my first running specific shoe of any kind. Being new to the sport, I really like the light weight and the mesh. I have done some road runs and it definitely wears the soles out. A great option for day hikes as well!
Great shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: True to size
I used thee pairs of these shoes to hike the AT this year and I couldnt have been more satisfied. Each pair lasted between 700 and 800 trail miles plus any of the extra curricular walking I had to do.
These shoes were light, breathable, and for the most part durable considering the outer is mesh. My first pair had zero rips in the outer mesh, and my second pair had one small rip. The third pair did not hold up quite as well because of the amount of rock I was hiking on. So if you plan on hiking on/over alot of rock you might want to reconsider this shoe.
In my opinion these shoes gripped as well as anyone elses I saw. You cant blame shoes for taking poor steps and slipping/falling. My favorite part about these shoes were how quickly they dried. On a warmer day my feet could get soaked and be pretty dry in a couple of hours. Because of this and some general foot care I only ended up with one small blister the entire hike.
I would definitely buy this shoe again and recommend it to anyone who wants to do some trail running and hiking.
New Favorite Hiking Shoe
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I was looking for a breathable 3-season hiking shoe that would be able to get wet and still be comfortable without that squishy feeling you get with most of the waterproof/Gore Tex hiking boots. I was worried these shoes would not offer enough protection on those rocky areas and would not be sticky enough on slick surfaces but I have put them through the ringer on some brutal terrain and these shoes get the job done with comfy feet at the end of the day. I've used them for about 200 miles now to include many wet, rocky trails, bushwhacking for miles through moss covered rocks and thick spruce and heading down brooks with cold water and wet, slippery rocks everywhere. These shoes have taken everything I can dish out (including a Mt. Whitney summit in CA and a Mt Washington summit in NH) and they are the most comfortable, breathable pair of hiking shoes I have ever owned. Even a full day of hiking in wet conditions did not produce those "prune" feet at the end of the day, these shoes let the air in. I will definitely buy them again.
The only thing you have to watch out for is they seem to run a little small, I'm usually an 11. The 11 1/2 were too tight, but the 12 fits great.
Excellent Product!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
When I was looking for a good general use summer-time shoe, I had three basic requirements. First, they had to look cool. I know this is subjective, but these work really well for me. In fact, I think they look better in person than in the stock photos. Second, they had to breathe extremely well. There is nothing more annoying and uncomfortable than hot feet, especially when hiking or running. These are absolutely wonderful in that department. If there is a strong enough wind, you can feel the air blowing on your feet. I've used these for trail running and hiking and my feet stay nice and cool. Third, they had to have a strong but grippy sole. A nice big piece of rubber on the toe guards against kicking into anything unexpected. The soles are strong, yet provide plenty of shock absorption while running. Nice and cushy.
Trail running shoes should be a perfect combination of a hiking boot and a running shoe and these fit the bill. I generally wear a size 9 (8.5 in Salomons if that helps) and the sizing is true to size. I have used these for trail running and hiking and they work amazingly well. Exactly what I was looking for. I find myself wearing these for casual use quite often. This is my first experience with a La Sportiva product. Based on these shoes I would certainly consider their other offerings.
Good Construction, Poor fit
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: Runs small
I have only run a couple of times in these shoes so far. I only run in the mountains on pretty ruff trail and these shoes offer durable protection. Their sole is a bit on the stiff side which offers good protection but hinders a natural stride some. The soles will likely soften with age. My main complaint about these shoes is the toe box. It is too narrow across the metatarsal heads and puts the squeeze on your fore foot. Also the toe box has a shape which is not anatomically friendly. It results in your big toe hitting the front of the shoe on sustained downhills and causing a fair amount of toe jam. Also, I have 42.5 in these, I typically wear a 42, and they still seem tight. Maybe I should have tried a 43 but it seems to be a width issue not length. I bought the Patagonia Tsali 2.0 a couple of months ago and have done a number of 15+ milers in those and the fit is much better but they haven't held up very well, mainly the toe catches on rocks and begins to slowly peel the sole. To be fair, I do run mostly fourteeners and high alpine rocky terrain and never less than 10 miles. I wish one of the companies combined the strengths of these two shoes.
I just got the 2015 version of this shoe yesterday and I had to go up in size more than I ever thought possible- I'm normally a 10.5 to 11, and a little on the wide side. In this shoe I'm a 12.5!!! That being said, the shoe seems to fit great, but time on the trail will tell. I suspect that you might have suffered from 'toe-jam' as a result of too small a size.
A Great Beefy Trail Shoe
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
When I wore out my crosslites and found my bouder x approach shoes gave me blisters after about 5 miles on the trail, I was on the hunt. I wanted something I could trail run in, but also walk 20+ miles with no issues and scramble over talus or up 3rd, maybe 4th class. The Wildcat is a great shoe. It has La Sportiva's characteristically narrow fit, a great heel box that really locks you in, relatively sticky rubber (compared to other trail runners) and a very breathable mesh upper. The toe bumper is a must on rocky trail and talus and while this one is small, it protected my feet from more than one stubbed toe. Going from the crosslite up to this you immediately notice the high heel to toe drop and beefy heel. This is no minimalist, crossover or barefoot running shoe. It's also heavy compared to the crosslite. My size 47 weighs 29oz for the pair. Compared to an approach shoe, the mesh upper clearly wont last as long as leather and you dont get a full rand around the shoe to protect it. Anyway, for now it's a good compromise. It's a shoe I can walk or run in for 20+ miles, classic sportiva fit, relatively stiff sole to protect from rocks on the trail.
Great shoe
I'm normally a 12 US street shoe and went with a 46.0 on these. They fit nicely (I like a little extra space in my shoe than most probably). The shoes feel sturdy on the trail with solid soles, but not overly heavy or bulky. They also breathe reasonably well (even in San Antonio heat). Overall, I'd recommend 'em.
For a male, I have a small heel. The...
For a male, I have a small heel. The Montrail Mochist fit me perfectly, so I'm curious if this shoe also would be a good fit. Also, I typically wear a US10.5 (Brooks & Asolo), but I wear the Montral US11), so should I go with the 43.5 or 44? Thanks again for any feedback.


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Dear Heloise: Being a (now retired) military family, we always have kept a computer inventory and backup file, by room, with digital photos and a scanned copy of the purchase price and date of all of our belongings in case of loss in a move, a house fire or robbery.
Owners manuals and receipts were stored in a file cabinet.
Sounds pretty organized, doesn't it? Well, our water heater died, and we had a heck of a time finding the owners manual (too many "filing systems") with the actual receipt and warranty information.
As a result, I pulled all the file folders that could possibly contain this information, put the owners manuals, warranty information and receipts for each item in separate self-sealing plastic bags and taped them to the appropriate appliance in an inconspicuous but accessible location.
I did the same for the lawn and garden equipment.
I always kept the boxes for my small appliances for storage and shipping, and the appropriate information is now safely bagged and stored with each small appliance. - L.W., Colorado Springs, Colo.
Keeping up with manuals and warranties can be a chore, but it's important to so they will have a long life! Keeping them with the item, if possible, is a simple yet effective way. - Heloise
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WINDSOR, Canada -- Northwestern State freshman javelin thrower Cody Fillinich placed fourth in the world at the 2005 Pan American Junior Athletics Championships Friday.
Fillinich, a native of Golden Meadow and graduate of South Lafourche High School, threw 208 feet, 7.3 inches to finish as the USA's second best competitor. Julio Cesar De Oliveira of Brazil won the event with a throw of 237.37 followed by American Corey White at 228.87. Victor Fatecha of Paraguay placed third with a toss of 219.81. Fillinich became Northwestern State's first freshman to receive All-America honors when he placed 10th in the NCAA Outdoor Championships. He qualified for the Pan Am meet after a second-place showing in the USA Junior Track and Field Meet at the end of June.
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When reviewing whether to make use of a particular plastic surgeon, there are a lot of factors to think about. Speaking with other people concerning their encounter with a surgeon is one of the very best.
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Regardless of the physician, every office is visiting aim to present their ideal side to possible patients. Given that cosmetic surgery is all about looks, a cosmetic surgery practice should be specifically good as well as doing this. That being claimed, there is absolutely nothing wrong with cosmetic surgeons or any type of business offering the best feasible view of their method to lure you to utilize them. Regardless of this initiative, there is one location that always reveals the top quality of the method– previous individuals.
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Diet Loaded With Veggies, Fruits, Whole Grains May Cut Stroke Risk
Dec. 1, 2011 -- Eating a diet loaded with antioxidant-rich vegetables, fruits, and whole grains may help women lower their chances of having a stroke -- even if they have a history of heart disease or stroke, a new study shows. Antioxidants are certain vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that maRead Full Article
'Mini Strokes' Linked to Lower Life Expectancy
Nov. 14, 2011 -- "Mini strokes," with symptoms that last just a few minutes or hours, are well-recognized warning signs for potentially deadly larger strokes. Now new research confirms that they are associated with a lower life expectancy. Survival rates after mini strokes, known medically as transiRead Full Article
Stroke Risk Profile May Also Predict Odds of Memory Problems
Nov. 7, 2011 -- A screening profile used to gauge a person's chances of having a stroke may also give doctors an easy way to predict a person's odds of having future memory and thinking problems, a new study reveals. This assessment tool is known as the Framingham Stroke Risk Profile (FSRP). It estiRead Full Article
Chocolate May Cut Women's Stroke Risk
Oct. 10, 2011 -- A healthy chocolate habit -- about two chocolate bars a week -- appears to help women reduce their risk of stroke, according to new research. The new Swedish study echoes previous research in men and women. It also adds new information. "The protection started at more than 45 gramsRead Full Article
Crossing Legs May Be Sign of Stroke Recovery
Oct. 10, 2011 -- People who can cross their legs soon after a major stroke may have much better odds of a good recovery than those who cannot. A new study shows people who crossed their legs within 15 days of a severe stroke were less likely to die and more likely to be walking and independent compaRead Full Article
Blood Test May Help Spot Stroke
Sept. 29, 2011 (San Diego) -- A new blood test shows promise for helping to detect stroke. In a preliminary study of 152 people, the test correctly identified 98% of those who had had an ischemic stroke and 86% of those who hadn't had one. Ischemic stroke is the most common type of stroke. It occursRead Full Article
Heart Rehab Programs May Help Some Stroke Patients
Sept. 23, 2011 -- People who have had heart attacks or certain types of heart surgery often participate in structured rehab programs that focus on improving diet, exercise, and other lifestyle factors. Now new research shows that people who have had mini or mild strokes may also benefit from the samRead Full Article
Apples, Pears May Reduce Stroke Risk
Sept. 15, 2011 -- Eating lots of white-fleshed fruit such as apples and pears may significantly reduce the risk of stroke. In a new study, Dutch researchers set out to determine a possible link between stroke risk and eating fruits and vegetables of various colors. They took a look at self-reportedRead Full Article
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Sept. 1, 2011 -- Strokes in children, teens, and young adults are increasing at an alarming rate in the U.S., according to a new study. Mary G. George, MD, MSPH, and colleagues from the CDC looked at national hospital discharge data from 42 states. They focused on three age groups: 5-14, 15-34, andRead Full Article
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Posted: 07/30/2013 - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first brain wave test that could help diagnose children and teens with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHA).
Posted: 07/30/2013 - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first brain wave test that could help diagnose children and teens with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHA).
Updated: 07/30/2013 - Finding every reason to binge on food is easy, but it is also easy to talk yourself out of racking up the calories.
Updated: 07/29/2013 - A Louisiana coroner's office says a preliminary autopsy found that popular radio and TV host David "Kidd" Kraddick had an enlarged heart and blocked arteries, and probably developed an irregular heartbeat.
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Updated: 07/25/2013 - Huntsville Memorial Hospital has announced Thursday that they have been recognized with an "A" Hospital Safety Score by The Leapfrog Group
Updated: 07/24/2013 - An investigation by the Texas Attorney General's office has resulted in an order for Planned Parenthood Gulf Coast to pay $1.4 million for fraudulently over-billing Medicaid.
Posted: 07/23/2013 - More than 200 people in at least four states, including Texas, have come down with a stomach bug that could be linked to foodborne illness.
Posted: 07/23/2013 - Find out which restaurants made the grade, in this week's Restaurant Report Card.
Updated: 07/24/2013 - A new program at the College Station Medical Center is making the recovery from joint replacement easier. In fact, many patients are on their feet hours after surgery.
Posted: 07/22/2013 - Here's another reason to eat breakfast. A new study says skipping breakfast may increase your chances of a heart attack.
Posted: 07/22/2013 - Feeling tired on your Monday morning? That second cup of coffee is not the only thing to help you stay more alert throughout the day. According to Lizzie Fuhr with POPSUGAR, 5 small changes to your routine will help you stay more alert and positive!
Updated: 07/19/2013 - Working in the medical field can be rewarding, but there are also challenges providers face, especially when the healthcare worker has just entered the field. So now, Some nursing students from the Texas A&M Health Science Center are receiving some special training.
Updated: 07/19/2013 - Planned Parenthood has announced it is ending services in Bryan, Huntsville and Lufkin, including the abortion clinic in Bryan.
Updated: 07/17/2013 - One month from this Friday, the new Scott & White Hospital in College Station will begin treating patients.
Updated: 07/17/2013 - As a neurologist specializing in headaches, I see patients with chronic migraines–a serious and debilitating disease which can cause moderate to severe disability.
Posted: 07/17/2013 - Many studies have touted the benefits of aspirin, and the latest one has good news for women.
Posted: 07/17/2013 - More than two million people are dying every year from the effects of outdoor air pollution, according to a new study.
Posted: 07/17/2013 - There's more bad news for overweight Americans: A 30-year study finds the risk for heart disease rises the longer someone is obese.
Posted: 07/17/2013 - An unusually mild winter and an early appearance of infected mosquitoes may have fueled a deadly outbreak of West Nile virus in Texas last summer, a new study finds.
Posted: 07/15/2013 - New research boosts the "use it or lose it" theory about brainpower and staying mentally sharp.
Posted: 07/15/2013 - Learn why eating after 8 p.m. doesn't have to be a guilt-ridden trip to the fridge.
Updated: 07/15/2013 - In spite of more than my share of summer vacation mishaps—I'm thinking sunburn, bug bites, and that time I dropped a fistful of lit sparklers onto a dozen waiting boxes, igniting them all and sending everyone scrambling for safety—I typically come home from vacations feeling relaxed and happy. So why don't I take more vacations?
Posted: 07/15/2013 - Newer, heavier and more expensive football helmets will not lower a player's risk of concussion, new research finds.
Posted: 07/15/2013 - Here's a hard truth for baby boomers: We're not getting any younger. And because we comprise 26% of this country's population, our aging means that disease demographics are shifting on a national scale. Case in point: By the year 2050, the number of people aged 65 and older who suffer from Alzheimer's disease is expected to nearly triple.
Updated: 07/12/2013 - The Food and Drug Administration is setting a new limit on the level of arsenic allowed in apple juice, in response to concerns from parents and consumer groups about the contaminant's effects on children.


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Did you know there is a National Library Week? National Library Week is a national observance, sponsored by the American Library Association, which was started in 1958. Each year libraries across the country observe National Library Week with special events unique to each individual library. Here at VSU, Odum Library, in conjunction with the Dewer College of Education and Human Services, sponsors an event called Read Fest. Read Fest is an annual event organized to promote the importance and fun of reading to local Pre-Kindergarten Students.
This year's Read Fest Event will be the biggest ever with about 300 Pre-Kindergarten students attending. The front lawn, in front of West Hall, will be transformed into several stations for the Pre-K students. The stations will include interactive puppet shows, book reading, arts and crafts, hula hoops and jump ropes, and a special visit from the famous Chick-fil-A cow! For more information about Read Fest and how you may be able to help, contact Brett Williams at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Be sure to stop by the library next week to thank a library worker. Tuesday, April 14, is National Library Workers Day. The librarians, staff, and student assistants in all of the areas in the library work hard to make sure the library is open, clean, organized, and comfortable so you can enjoy your time here. While the faces you see at the Circulation desks, Reference desks, Media Services department, and Archives department may be who come to mind when you think of library workers, there are many more faces behind the scenes that help keep the library going.
So next week be sure to not only thank the people working with the public services, but remember everyone working hard behind the scenes to provide access to the information you need. If you would like to recognize a library worker, you can nominate that person as a stellar library worker. To nominate a library worker fill in the National Library Workers Day: Submit a Star form.


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Presentation of cheque to Faulconbridge and Valley Heights Rural Fire Service Brigades, proceeds of Springwood Springtopia Festival 2015, $5,892.73. Thank you to our wonderful local entertainers, sponsors, stallholders, ride operators, RFS volunteers and especially our hard working committee members who make it all happen.
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Beyonce's Out Of A Star Is Born! I Know Who Should Replace Her
A Star Is Born has been redone even more times than my living room.
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There's talk of Esperanza Spaulding, but I bet they'd have to screen test her even more times than they did George Lazenby when they wanted him for James Bond.
So here are my ideas:
Go rock--real rock, not like the Streisand version--and get Pink for the lead.
Or see if Adele can act and do an American accent. (We know she can play a doormat.)
Or just skip the whole thing and let us live with the multitude of Star is Borns we already have, thank you.
The lushly beautiful 1954 version with Judy Garland and James Mason
Janet Gaynor (and Frederic March) were brilliant in the 1937 version.
1932's What Price Hollywood? with Constance Bennett had similarities to the later Star is Borns.
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