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1% Campaign
"The every day terrorism faced by women and girls is an invisible war being waged using weapons of sexual and domestic violence. The imbalance of spending and attention between the wars of combat and the war against women and children is astounding."
-Eve Ensler, Founder/Artistic Director V-Day
-Eve Ensler, Founder/Artistic Director V-Day
"The effort to stop violence against girls and women has to start in our homes, offices, schools and churches in cities all across this nation and around the world. Political and business leaders need to join us in this effort or we need to know the reason why. NOW's grass-roots leaders will be working with our community coalition partners to line up support for the 1% campaign to end violence because girls and women's lives will never be secure and their opportunities will always be limited unless the tyranny of sexual and domestic violence stops."
- Kim Gandy, NOW President
The 1% Campaign To Bring About A World Without Violence
An invisible war is being waged against women and girls. The tactics in this war? Rape. Incest. Sexual abuse. Sex Trafficking. Domestic violence. At least one in three American women will be attacked in this war (UNFPA, 2000).
There is an outrageous imbalance between the spending and attention given to military defense to 'protect' us while at the same time thousands of women are being attacked, often inside their own homes. If 1% of our nation's defense budget, - approximately 4 billion dollars, - was allocated toward the safety and security of women and girls, women might actually be safe in schools, on the streets and in their bedrooms. What bigger priority do we have than to end the domestic terrorism that plagues American girls and women. The effects of this violence - and its ongoing threat - impact women everyday of their lives. Our leaders will only put violence prevention at the top of the national "to do" list if we demand it.
In 2001 V-Day and the National Organization for Women initiated the The 1% Campaign, inviting individuals, communities and organizations to join V-Day in demanding that 1% of the U.S. defense budget be directed toward the safety and security of women and girls, in addition to the vital funds we need to maintain the shelters, rape crisis centers and hotlines that help women and girls survive each day.


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Childress: Roster Cuts "Not the Fun Part of the Job"Posted by on September 2, 2009 – 5:28 pm
The Vikings on Tuesday cut 4 players in order to comply with the NFL's roster limit (75 players) and must make another round of cuts by late Saturday afternoon to further comply with the 53-man roster limit madated by the league.
While coaches and personnel departments across the league are surely anxious to begin another exciting season, Vikings Head Coach Brad Childress explained that cutting players was not something anybody enjoys.
"I've said from the beginning, this has been a great bunch of eighty, now seventy-five, guys," Childress said on Wednesday. "It's a great group to be around. The whittling down process is hard. In some cases, you're cutting good football players…it's not the fun part of the job."
Childress indicated that part of his decision to rest most of the starters in Friday's preseason finale against the Cowboys is to allow the reserves another chance to prove they belong on the team.
"We've got guys that are fighting to make this fifty-three man roster," Childress said. "This is what some of these guys dream of doing and I want to make sure they can put their best foot forward and give some of the younger guys an opportunity to play."
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GET BRANDON MARSHALL (Dont let da Jets get him)!. The Vikes get him and it will take 10 years off of Brett, keep teams from loading up in the box to stop A.P. due to current lack of a GREAT reciever and downfield threat. Brandon would have COUGHT the one that Percy dropped. Even Randy Moss can change so don't tell me about bad apples. Some guys just arent a good fit with certain (rookie head)coaches/organizations. Get Marshall and punch your tickets to da Superbowl! I'm a Favre fan since 1987 and i am also a Univ. of Southern Miss. Graduate (not since Sterling Sharp has Brett had a legit BIG TIME receiver with perinneal All-Pro credentials). The more weapons the better(see Kurt Warner last season). Montanna had Rice , Aikman had Irvin , Brady has Moss, Eli had Plax.(and got a ring), Bradshaw had Swan and Stallworth, Peyton's got Wayne…….Get it Management? Go Vikes!


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There has been some discussions recently, about OSS vs MS Office (2003v2007v2010) and the discussions went along the lines of "We should teach people to do the tasks (aka, teach them to word process) rather than teach them the application.
Now I can see how you can do some of this, at a basic level with most things; you can teach a person to program, then you can teach a person how to use C+, or VB, or Java etc etc.
But beyond teaching people the layout of a keyboard, and the basic principles of layout/formatting (spaces/punctuation go here, paragraphs go here, pink on red backgrounds DO NOT WORK!)
How DO you teach generic word processing, and for the matter, how do you teach them generic database, generic presentation, and generic spreadsheets, without teaching them Word/Excel/Access/Powerpoint?
The features of each competitive program differ; for example, the formula within Google spreadsheet are technically the same formula used in excel, except they write some of the functions the other way round in google than they do in excel!
A lot of people who were used to the likes of Office 2003, find office 2007/2010 very difficult to use, because where they normally go to find certain features is completely different.
So other than teaching people basic english usage, mathematics, and the principles of design, how DO YOU teach these things without teaching someone the specific program, within a young education environment? Does anyone do this, or do we just teach X program and hope they pick up how to do these things?


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Shuster to tackle transportation
Much of the weight for highway funding falls on Rep. Bill Shuster, R-Pa., the new chairman of the HouseTranspor-tation and Infrastructure Committee.T&I has primary responsibility in the House for drafting the next highway bill.
Shuster's first priority is a water resources bill, followed by a railroad reauthorization measure, but he plans to start work on highways soon.
Key to the effort will be figuring out how to pay for the investment, he said.
"With the Highway Trust Fund facing its own version of a fiscal cliff in the coming years, we must find a way to pay for transportation improvements without borrowing from our children," Shuster said in a recent editorial.
He said he will listen to all ideas on how to do that, and transportation people take that to mean he will at least contemplate fuel taxes.
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Fort Wayne – Deborah Baresic has spent 20 years educating women about the importance of healthy lifestyles.
Baresic, 60, is a women's health nurse practitioner at IPFW Lafayette Street Family Health Clinic. She has also been an instructor for the WHNP program at IPFW for the past five years.
I love my job. I love being in this clinic, Baresic says. I was a labor and delivery nurse right out of nursing school. I love the teaching role with women. I think all nurse practitioners like to talk to the patient and get to know them. We provide such a necessary service for women. Anybody can come here.
This week, Baresic will be part of the National Women's Health Week program hosted by IPFW. This is the first time the school has had the free event, and the Allen County resident hopes it will become an annual tradition.
Baresic says attendees will hear about five pledge points important to every woman: getting regular checkups and screenings, getting active, eating healthy, managing stress and avoiding unhealthy behaviors.
A variety of screenings will be available, as well as hand massages by Ravenscroft Beauty College, she says.
Women can go to (WomensHealth.gov) and take the pledge themselves, Baresic says. Going to the site will give them a lot of information they never thought of. It links to all kinds of education that women may not be aware of.
Baresic and her husband, John, have taken their own pledge to be healthier.
We're walking more and eating healthier. This will be our 40th anniversary this year, and we want to be around for more, she says, smiling.
Baresic said a big reason she and others wanted to put together the women's event was that women continue to put their health needs last.
Generally women put themselves last after kids' health care, after groceries. We want women to see that they're important, that I am worth taking care of.' As baby boomers, we may have aging parents' health care needs, children's needs.
Women shouldn't feel guilty about taking care of themselves. Women should ask themselves, Do I want to be around to see my family grow or to see how my life evolves?' If they don't take care of their health care needs, they'll die earlier, she says.
Judy Tillapaugh IPFW wellness and fitness coordinator, is also part of the upcoming event. As a registered dietitian, she stresses the importance of a healthy diet.
Day by day healthy meals and snacks are essential for all women, all ages, and all backgrounds, she says in an email. Nutritious foods and beverages help the mind and body work well, aid in disease prevention and management of health conditions like diabetes and high blood pressure.
Tillapaugh also says women don't need to spend a lot of money to eat healthy.
Healthy eating on a budget is very, very possible. It is worth it! We need to repeat this to ourselves daily! Giving our mind and body what it needs to work well enhances our quality of life, ability to live, and ultimately saves us medical expenses like the need for certain drugs and surgeries, she says.
Tillapaugh suggests that to lower the food bill, shop with a list, shop after a meal, skip expensive extras such as toppings, use coupons, buy foods on sale and buy store brands.
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2 cups canned beans, drained (examples: white, black, pinto, chickpeas, kidney, black-eyed peas)
2 cups cooked grains (examples: brown rice, barley, bite-size pasta, couscous, quinoa)
3 cups bite-size colorful cooked and/or raw vegetables
1/2 cup extras such as nuts, dried fruit, sliced olives, sun-dried tomatoes
1/4 medium red or white onion or 4 sliced scallions
3 to 4 tablespoons of fresh herbs such as parsley, cilantro, basil or mint
1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil, black pepper and 1/4 cup vinegar or lemon juice or 1/3 cup of your favorite vinaigrette
Combine beans and cooked grains in a large bowl. Meanwhile, prepare cooked and/or raw vegetables; add to large bowl. Prepare extras, slice onions and chop herbs; add to large bowl. When ready to serve, drizzle salad with dressing of choice and pepper to taste. Serve. Enjoy as a complete vegetarian meal or have as a side dish. It keeps well in the refrigerator for three to or four days.
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Garden Turkey Meatloaf
2 cups assorted vegetables, chopped (such as mushrooms, zucchini, red bell peppers and spinach)
12 ounces 99 percent lean ground turkey
1/2 cup whole wheat breadcrumbs (or substitute regular breadcrumbs)
1/4 cup fat-free evaporated milk
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
2 tablespoons ketchup
1 tablespoon fresh chives, rinsed, dried and chopped (or 1 teaspoon dried)
1 tablespoon fresh parsley, rinsed, dried and chopped (or 1 teaspoon dried)
Nonstick cooking spray
1 tablespoon ketchup
1 tablespoon honey
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Steam or lightly sauté the assortment of vegetables. Combine vegetables and the meatloaf ingredients in a large bowl. Mix well. Spray a loaf pan with cooking spray and spread meatloaf mixture evenly in the pan. Combine all ingredients for glaze. Brush glaze on top of the meatloaf. Bake meatloaf in oven for 45 to 50 minutes. Let stand 5 minutes before cutting into eight even slices. Makes 4 servings.
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Baked French Toast Fritters with Apples and Bananas
8 slices whole wheat bread
1/4 cup creamy peanut butter (or other nut butter)
1 apple, rinsed, peeled, cored and sliced into 8 rings
2 bananas, peeled and cut into about 12 thin slices each
3 tablespoons egg substitute (or substitute 1 egg white)
1/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon brown sugar
1/4 cup fat-free evaporated milk
Nonstick cooking spray
Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Place a large baking sheet in the oven to preheat for about 10 minutes. Assemble fritter as a sandwich with 1/2 tablespoon of peanut butter on each slice of bread and two apple slices and six bananas slices in the middle of each sandwich. Combine ingredients for the batter and mix well. Spray a nonstick baking sheet with cooking spray. Dip both sides of each fritter in the batter and place fritters on preheated baking sheet. Bake for 10 minutes on each side, or until both sides are browned. Serve immediately. Makes 4 servings.
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Nobody who buys a Colorado luxury house wants to lose their Summit County house, but the bottom line is, you bought it. And if you bought it and don't keep up the payments, you lose your house. I bought my Colorado house and lived out of cardboard boxes. I bought no furniture, didn't spend money on vacations, fancy boats, eating out. My plan was to live lean, and do everything I could to pay off my house early, and eventually I did. People who made the decision to buy the Colorado real estate should be held responsible for their signature. Well I am sure Obama will get together with Barney Franks and ACORN and come up with another subprime loan program for the poor to be able to stay in their colorado mountain forecloses homes that they should never have gotten in first place.


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On Saturday, April 26 2014, Microsoft released a security advisory warning about a newly discovered vulnerability in ALL supported versions of Internet Explorer (IE 6 – IE 11) that could allow attackers to execute code on a victim's computer.
Simply by visiting an affected website, the vulnerability can be exploited to install malware or other malicious software. Although the Microsoft advisory says that there have been only "limited targeted attacks" at this point,
it is prudent to be concerned, as more widespread attacks could follow. For detailed information regarding the security advisory warning, visit Microsoft Security Advisory.
Microsoft has not yet released a patch for this security flaw.
What do I do? OIT is recommending that users switch to either Firefox orChrome web browsers.
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1. Run Internet Explorer in Enhanced Protected Mode. To do this, perform the following steps:
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Peppermint oil--Since the mosquitoes are going to be on overload this season, I need to whip up a batch of this. Keep the mosquitoes away.
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Peppermint oil, while unusually fragrant to humans, acts as a repellent to most insects, especially mosquitoes and fleas. You can apply dabs of concentrated peppermint oil to focal points on your skin or clothes, or use a diluted formula to spray over broader areas.
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The U.S. Postal Service' supercomputing and big data efforts are about to get a substantial upgrade.
USPS has issued a five-year, $16.7 million contract to Maryland-based FedCentric Technologies to expand the agency's already formidable high-density supercomputing capabilities, now used primarily for fraud detection, to improve efficiency and competitiveness.
Currently, USPS operates a supercomputer with 16 terabytes of in-memory computing that is housed within Eagan IT and Accounting Service Center in Eagan, Minn., capable of scanning 528 million mail pieces per day against a database of 400 billion records in near real-time for purposes of visibility, reporting, sorting and fraud detection.
FedCentric Technologies will build USPS four more similar supercomputing systems at the Eagan facility, significantly improving the frequency, quality and quantity of data coming through USPS networks.
Individual mail pieces will be tracked up to 11 times as they route through USPS systems, and that data allows USPS to greatly improve efficiencies, according to Gerry Kolosvary, president of FedCentric Technologies.
"There is great intelligence information coursing through USPS systems," Kolosvary told FCW. "It allows them to be more competitive moving forward. We know what is in the mail carrier's bag the next day, and that leads to all kinds of useful decisions, like how many trucks to send out, how many people are needed for a given day. That's a lot to begin to look at."
Even small efficiency gains could prove enormously important for the cash-strapped USPS, which has an annual operating budget of close to $60 billion. After losing $16 billion last year, USPS expects to lose another $6 billion this year. USPS' big data applications could help it recoup some of those losses through efficiency gains.
"It improves efficiencies, and there are a lot of capabilities for USPS to save money and expenses and that sort of thing," Kolosvary said.
USPS' big data efforts surrounding fraud detection will be improved as well, performing as many as 2 billion scans per day. When a mail piece is scanned at a post office facility, its relevant data – carrier and routing information, weight and size – is sent via the Postal Routed Network to the supercomputing facility and compared against all existing records. Fraud attempts are reported to the U.S. Postal Inspection Service for further investigation.
"Today, the USPS uses our systems for visibility, reporting, sortation, fraud detection and deterrence," Kolosvary said. "The current systems established the ability to process streaming mail piece data in real time. Future efforts will leverage this capability for additional high speed analysis and detection."
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IRVINE, Calif., October 26, 2010 â Mitsubishi Digital Electronics Americaâs Presentation Products Division, known for award-winning, high-quality high-definition presentation and display products, announced winning the highest-level Gold Award again this year in Pacific Media Associates (PMA) 2010 Dealer Survey. PMAâs analysts are global market information experts on large-screen displays and its survey is the authoritative source of independent, unbiased ratings of large-screen displays manufacturers by dealers throughout North America.
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In vitro evaluation of the efficacy of a veterinary dry heat fluid warmer
Article first published online: 12 OCT 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1476-4431.2011.00684.x
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Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care
Volume 21, Issue 6, pages 639–647, December 2011
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Chiang, V., Hopper, K. and Mellema, M. S. (2011), In vitro evaluation of the efficacy of a veterinary dry heat fluid warmer. Journal of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care, 21: 639–647. doi: 10.1111/j.1476-4431.2011.00684.x
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A Michigan man who was arrested after being spotted atop a building while wearing a Batman costume won't be dressing up for a while.
The Petoskey News-Review reported 32-year-old Mark Williams was sentenced Monday to six months of probation. During that time, a judge says he's not allowed to wear costumes -- including the Batman one he was wearing when Petoskey police picked him up in May.
The Harbor Springs man earlier pleaded guilty to attempted resisting/obstructing an officer.
Williams said he was inspired by others who dress as super heroes to prevent crime and reach out to the homeless.
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Where will Sedona's real estate market go in 2008?
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Where will Sedona's real estate market go in 2008?
That's a question a lot of people would like answered, but one that depends on unpredictable factors.
"It's an election year and some prospective buyers might wait to see the outcome," said Ed Pennington, of Buyer Brokers Realty of Sedona.
Pennington works with his wife, Laura, as a team and together they were the top buyers' agents in Sedona and Northern Arizona for the last four years, he said.
"Statistics for 2007 will show that the overall Sedona market was slow with a capital 'S' in 2007," Pennington said. "Vacant lot sales were down 48 percent by the end of November and the number of homes sold that were under $1 million were down by 34 percent."
Final numbers aren't out yet for December's property markets, but Pennington said there was a flurry of activity in the final four weeks and into January.
"Lower interest rates and lower prices seem to be attracting people who realize that Sedona is a good buy right now," Pennington said.
Election years have historically been good to the real estate market, giving it a strong boost in the latter months of every campaign except one in the past 50 years, according to statistics compiled by the Real Estate Connect Conference of 2008, but, there are other significant economic currents that will affect 2008.
A bipolar stock market that lurches between despair at the sub-prime fallout to cheery albeit temporary upswings at any hint of interest rate reductions isn't giving timid investors sustained confidence to commit to a 30-year mortgage.
However, interest rates are at a five-year low, and Sedona's generally upscale market has many positive forces behind it, according to Tony Harper, owner of Anthony Harper Real Estate.
"Sedona has no significant backlog in foreclosures as compared with other cities in the state because our local lenders have no propensity to make bad loans," Harper said. "In addition, we have demand from many people who currently live in Phoenix and are looking to get out of the city and into a suburban setting."
Fred and Ann Shaylor own Shaylor Home Loans in Sedona. From a lender's perspective, they agree with Harper's assessment.
"Low interest rates make it conducive for potential buyers to get a loan, but we are very selective," Fred Shaylor said. "Sedona has a wide variety of properties, everything from multi-million dollar homes to manufactured homes and the people we're seeing are quite happy with what they're buying. We've had few cancellations."
Total loan volume in 2007 was down from the previous year, according to Shaylor, and he said he believes the 2008 market will stay about the same.
One factor that could impact local prices is the number of new developments and subdivisions that come on the market, competing with existing homes to attract buyers.
The offerings comprise an aggregate of condominiums, town homes and vacant land.
Paul Galloway, principal of Galloway Realty, recently got the go-ahead for his mixed-use project on Airport Road that includes five condos and 10 building lots and his Piñon Drive project, in its current iteration, plans 23 condos.
Phase I of Park Place is wrapping up, offering 14 condos to the immediate mix at its project on Hwy. 89A and plans to construct 74 additional units.
Across town, on Hwy. 179, Don Campbell has applied to the city to replace his Oak Creek Mobile Lodge with a 50-unit housing complex, while Bella Terra, situated on Upper Red Rock Loop Road southwest side of Sedona, looks to add 104 housing units.
Oak Creek Canyon has its share of developers as well with owners of Lomacasi and Don Hoel's Cabins both preparing plans for new developments.
Building lots are also hustling to the market, and buyers who yearn to design their own home can choose from The Aerie with 74 building lots, La Merra which offers 38 homesites, 15 lots in Phase I of Spring Creek Ranch, half a dozen lots on the market in Cross Creek Ranch, 16 lots at Cor D'Amor, and CR Ranch with 88 original building lots, some of which are either sold or now under construction, among others.
Pennington doesn't see the addition of these opportunities as a problem going forward.
"They've all come about in a slow market which hasn't allowed them to have a big effect," Pennington said. "[But], they will in the future, and I believe it will be very positive."
Harper said local home prices have remained strong despite the influx.
"The price of homes in Sedona is proportionate to their value," Harper said. "I've seen no great reduction in price and buyers are getting better quality in materials and construction than they would get in the Phoenix market."
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Definitions for inquireɪnˈkwaɪər
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word inquire
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
in•quireɪnˈkwaɪər(v.)-quired, -quir•ing.
also enquire
(v.i.)to seek information by questioning; ask:
to inquire about a person.
to make investigation (usu. fol. by into):
to inquire into the incident.
(v.t.)to seek to learn by asking:
to inquire a person's name.
inquire after, to ask about the well-being of (someone not present).
Category: Verb Phrase
Origin of inquire:
1425–75; late ME < L inquīrere to search out, investigate =in-in-2+quaerere to seek; r. ME enqueren < OF enquerre < ML *inquarere
Princeton's WordNet
ask, inquire, enquire(verb)
inquire about
"I asked about their special today"; "He had to ask directions several times"
wonder, inquire, enquire(verb)
have a wish or desire to know something
"He wondered who had built this beautiful church"
investigate, inquire, enquire(verb)
conduct an inquiry or investigation of
"The district attorney's office investigated reports of possible irregularities"; "inquire into the disappearance of the rich old lady"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
to ask
I wanted to inquire about the job.; A woman called to inquire whether we were hiring.
To ask (about something).
To make an inquiry or an investigation.
Webster Dictionary
to ask a question; to seek for truth or information by putting queries
to seek to learn anything by recourse to the proper means of knoledge; to make examination
to ask about; to seek to know by asking; to make examination or inquiry respecting
to call or name
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BURGLARS caused great inconvenience and expense when they burgled a garage and stole, among other items, more than 20 car ignition keys.
It meant that Broughton Car Sales had to replace all the ignition keys of the cars they had for sale.
Two vehicles had also been taken during the raid at the premises in August of last year.
Jamie Gaskell, 26, of Burnsdale Court in Sandycroft, admitted burglary after his fingerprint was found inside one of the stolen vehicles, a VW Bora.
His mobile phone was also found inside that vehicle and that had been pinging off masts close to the burgled premises when the burglary occurred.
Prosecuting barrister Matthew Dunford said that CCTV from the nearby British Aerospace factory showed that a number of people had been involved in the burglar and two vehicles had turned up at the premises.
When officers searched Gaskell's home they found amphetamine hidden inside the internet modem.
His mobile phone was seized and that was found to have texts which incriminated him in supply.
Gaskell admitted the burglary and being responsible for taking one of the stolen cars, and possessing amphetamine with intent to supply.
He was jailed for 28 months.
Judge Niclas Parry, sitting at Mold Crown Court, said that he had given the defendant the chance of a suspended sentence previously for a drug offence.
"I remember you," he said.
"You were given a chance.
"But this time, on bail, on curfew, on a community order, at night, you are involved in a planned, sophisticated burglary of small business premises for high value."
The business had lost more than £4,500 and had been put to great inconvenience replacing the stolen car keys.
At the time he was supply amphetamine and had a previous conviction for doing exactly the same thing.
Oliver King, defending, said that his client was full of remorse and shame.
His partner had stood by him over the years and she would now be left to look after their three children alone.
At the time of the burglary the baby was only two weeks old.
There benefits had been wrongly stopped and rent arrears had built up.
They were made homeless and under pressure he went off the rails.
He turned to old habits and hoped to make some quick money.
His client appreciated the great inconvenience and expense the small business had been put to and wished to apologise to the owner.
Gaskell accepted that he used amphetamine and that when people asked for some he would agree to supply them.
It was hidden in the modem because his partner did not know that he used it.
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Chronic Cough and short of breath, chest pain
History: 90+ (probably more now last measured 3 or more years ago) curve Kyphosis - unable to have surgery currently due to severe reactions/allergies to pain medications
I have been having a chronic dry cough for a few weeks with shortness of breath and some chest pain. I currently suffer from mild asthma and restrictive lung disease (from the actual kyphosis) but this is seems much different. I usually only get problems when I moved around and do activities. This is when I am just sitting around or even going to bed.
One of my doctors (who treat me for something else) mentioned that he thinks my blood flow is being cut off and that might be a reason I cannot breath and am coughing with other symptoms. My Pulse ox is 99 but I feel like I have lower oxygen at times. My inhaler doesn't seem to help much at all.
Anyone else have these type of symptoms. I am going to my primary to see if anything else is going on and then might have to go to pulmonologist too. Thanks everyone. Blessings!
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I don't want to worry you unnecessarily, but those are the exact same symptoms I had a while back and it turned out to be pneumonia :( I'm glad you're seeing a Doctor soon, hope you're OK :squeeze:
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My chest X-ray was okay thank the Lord. But my primary is sending me to cardiologist for workup. Thanks! Blessings :)
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Oh that's a relief! Please take good care of yourself, hope you're feeling better soon :squeeze:
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I'm sorry you're struggling Leah. I also have severe kyphoscoliosis. I hope the Cardiologist is helpful x
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Portage: Terry Dixon has lived in his Portage home on the Wisconsin River for 12 years. "The river is at the lowest it's been all year."
Looking at the river now, it's almost laughable to think this home may be now be in the flood plain. "The highest I've seen it is about 3/4 of the way up," says Terry.
Flood plain maps from 1983 listed this neighborhood near Cook Street as high and dry, but new maps produced by FEMA have put homes in this neighborhood in the flood plain for the first time ever.
It all started in 1993, when severe floods inspired the city to fix the levee along the Wisconsin River. The levee was completed in 1998.
CIty Administrator Larry Plaster says FEMA didn't re-map the area until this year and the levee had pushed the flood plain upstream. "A good portion of the 1st ward that was previously in the flood plain is now removed. But there is a section of the city, a small section of the city that previously was not in the flood plain is now in the flood plain."
Terry doesn't know for sure if he's in or out, but he's right on the border. "I got to get up and look at the maps."
But either way, he doesn't understand why his neighbors are at risk when the area behind the levee is not. "If you stand out on my bank and look towards the levee which you can see from my backyard, we're at the same level if not a little higher than they are down there. I don't think we should fall into the flood plain here."
Being in the flood plain means a bank will require flood insurance to get a home loan. That won't affect current occupants, but new owners will need the insurance. "It could be another $600 to a $1,000 a year. For a lot of people that squeezes on their budget," says Terry.
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