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RAMALLAH, West Bank — Defying strong pressure from Washington, the Palestinian leadership is moving ahead with a bid to upgrade the Palestinians' status at the United Nations to non-member statehood, with a draft resolution on the issue expected to be presented Nov. 29.
The Palestinian Authority risks a punitive freeze of funds transferred by Israel and the United States, which oppose the U.N. move, but Palestinian officials say they will take the step regardless of possible retaliatory measures, hoping to get Arab nations to provide a financial safety net.
"The train has left the station," Mohammad Shtayyeh, a senior aide to Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, told reporters Monday. "This is a point of no return from our side."
Palestinian officials circulated a draft resolution to U.N. member states last week that called for upgrading the Palestinians' status in the world body from "observer entity" to non-member "observer state," similar to the status given to the Vatican.
As a U.N. observer state, Palestine could join bodies such as the International Criminal Court, where it could bring cases against Israel and ask the court to investigate alleged war crimes committed on Palestinian territory.
Shtayyeh said the resolution refers to a Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and East Jerusalem, with the final borders to be delineated in negotiations. He said consultations were underway with U.N. member states on a final draft to be presented to the 193-member General Assembly, where a majority is expected to favor the resolution.
An attempt by the Palestinians to gain full U.N. membership failed last year after they were unable to muster the required votes in the Security Council. The move drew strong opposition from Washington, which threatened to veto the bid. Resolutions cannot be vetoed in the General Assembly.
The United States and Israel say the Palestinian statehood bid undermines peace efforts because it is a unilateral step to decide an issue that should be resolved through negotiations.
In a telephone conversation Sunday, Abbas rebuffed an appeal from President Obama to forgo the U.N. initiative. The White House said the president reiterated his "opposition to unilateral efforts at the United Nations" and his support for "direct negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians."
Palestinian officials argue that the U.N. bid is an attempt to enlist international backing for Palestinian statehood after a prolonged deadlock in peace efforts, during which the Obama administration effectively withdrew from mediating a deal.
"We are going to the United Nations to preserve the two-state solution," Shtayyeh said, adding that adoption of the resolution would create "new terms of reference for any future negotiations."
He noted that Israel was established on the basis of a U.N. vote in 1947 that called for the partition of Palestine, then under British administration, into a Jewish and Arab state. That vote was taken Nov. 29, the same day chosen by Palestinians to submit their bid. The date is also marked annually at the United Nations as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.


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McNeill came before the Planning Board Monday representing a development company, which is considering proposing plans for a 94-unit residential subdivision off Chesley Hill Road, which would include multifamily homes.
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quote:Sonny and Shea confirmed it.
quote:Sonny and Shea confirmed it. These guys are with 247
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quote:are you talking about Hootie Jones? There is nothing credible saying he's about to commit anywhere
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2013 Toyota RAV4
Seen on the street. Big news is no spare tire hanging off the back and no more rear door hinged on the wrong side.
The real thing is supposed to debut at the 2012 LA Auto show.
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02whttrib Posts: 39I agree, this is ridiculous, November 2012 and no 2013 RAV4 pictures or even a hint at what it'll look like!! (I've seen the camo'ed versions) I'm on the wire to buy a Ford Escape but wanted to see, at least, what the new RAV4 would look like before I got the Escape. If no V6 is offered I'll be going with the Escape.
empoweredbc Posts: 50Obviously you'll see it in LA soon, but I wouldn't expect a V6. Toyota hasn't been selling them, and the CRV can't stop selling with it's 4-banger.
Why get the Escape when IT DOESN'T offer the V6 you want? The Rav4 offers a V6 now, so......get it! :confuse:
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liz00 Posts: 1I test drove one earlier this week, didn't have a problem finding one to test drive, but each dealer only seems to have a couple so no choice on which model to try out. It was very nice to drive - I was concerned since I haven't owned an SUV before, but it was easy to drive. The dealer said it hadn't offically launched yet so no sales brochures, no info on pricing for various options. The 2 cars on the lot had the price stickers on them based on the options they had. I also emailed Toyota and they also said there are no sales brochures yet and no eta on when they will be available.
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,040Toyota let Edmunds Road Test one and the review was posted just yesterday (but the editors had it for a few weeks and put 800+ miles on it). That's gotta be a good sign. From the link:
"That said, the 2013 Toyota RAV4 is among the best in almost every other category. It's comfortable with a full load of passengers, has plenty of cargo space when there are no passengers and delivers predictable, if tepid, performance no matter what's onboard. And even though it won't change the world, it delivers all the things an SUV of its type should to those with more reasonable expectations."
About the only negative was the gas mileage.
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rav4dustin Posts: 1I can't wait to get behind the wheel of the 2013 Rav4!! It is so sleek and from the reviews, it sounds like it is top-notch! Although there are a few less-than-perfect attributes, it is considered among the best in its class and that is good enough for me... I will be purchasing one of these this year! I'm sure it will be worth the wait... Now, if I can only decide on a color... Hmmm
lablover2 Posts: 106stopped last saturday to check out the new rav, i do not like it at all. reminds me of the new ford escape,felt cheap inside and it was the limited model. i understand that car manufacturers have to reduce the weight in vehicles now to try to meet the epa mileage standards but it looked cheap. i hated the old one having the tire on the back so that was good but do all of the vehicles really have to look alike? i expected better from toyota, i am a disappointed toyota owner. rav will not be on my list of suv's to consider, thats a shame
dennisg Posts: 12That's not my observation at all. I have a Highlander Limited, and I think the 2013 RAV4 Limited I bought this past weekend is every bit as well made as -- and even more attractive than -- my current vehicle. The engine on the RAV feels smoother than the V6 in the Highlander, and it gets much, much better mileage. I'm looking forward to many happy years with my new vehicle.
mickeym Posts: 10I was anxiously waiting for the new 2013 Rav 4 to come out, I am very disappointed with the some of the changes for one, no V6 engine offered. I own a 2008 V6 limited the car is great the new Rav has cheap look to the inside on the limited. My mileage with the V6 is pretty good, I almost 29+ on long distance travel & city is over 22+. I owned 4 other Toyotas in the past & this may be my last.
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,040Thanks. The V6 was popular, especially since lots of owners got as good of mpg with it as people did with the old available four cylinder.
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bpollen Posts: 11I haven't made it to the dealership for a test drive yet of the 2013 RAV4. I test drove the 2011 a while back, but ended up not buying a new SUV that year. But I dread having to deal with the aggressive sales people at my local dealership to get to do a test drive, but I must. Anyway, when I test drove the 2011, I had also test driven the Subaru Forester, the Honda CRV, the VW Tiguan, the VW wagon, the Mutsubishi whatever, and the Hyundai Tucson. My impression of the 2011 RAV was that it was sort of truck like. I had to step up a bit to get inside, and it rode more like a truck than a crossover. A nice ride, but I felt like I was in my brother's truck, sort of. I had many other thoughts, too, and had a good impression of it, except for the truck feel. I was wondering if anyone ever had that impression of the RAV, or if the 2013 is not as much like a truck, since the seating has been lowered from the prior models. Any opinions on the feel of the ride would be appreciated.
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,040"The redesigned 2013 Toyota RAV4 earned a poor rating for performance in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's small overlap front crash test.
Toyota made additional changes to models built after April, improving the stability of the steering column and adding more padding under the footwell carpeting.
"The changes, however, weren't enough to lift the RAV4's performance in the small overlap test," said the IIHS. "A combination of poor structure and inadequate control of the dummy's movement prevented the RAV4 from earning better than a poor rating overall."
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stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 43,040"Everything that made the RAV4 stand out in the previous generation is gone for 2013.
Instead of being a unique, outlying data point in the category, the 2013 Toyota RAV4 is just like every other crossover in the segment. Without that uniqueness, the Toyota is outmatched."
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jpatrick2 Posts: 17Does the dash display that includes outside temp, trip meter and so on, include a digital speedometer?
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gunga64 Posts: 271Ok, so I am looking at the rav4 for new purchase.
1. A sales men told me that there is no longer a power steering pump, that its electronic. Ok so I know a little something about cars so I looked this up. When he says electronic, it really means that the power steering is now a motor. Something that can break still is this true?
2. Same salesmen told me that you cant fill the transmission with fluid anymore. He said you no longer have to do it its lifetime, no dipstick. From what I read you still have to change it but have to do it from the differential on the bottom. So he is also misleading there and can also cause harm to your car. Anyone know the answer?
3. One dealer is saying they are the only dealer that gives a lifetime warranty on the power train. No mileage of year limitation. Yet they hide this sign in the back and don't display it where the customer can see it. Sound like a scam to you?
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jpatrick2 Posts: 17Electric power steering and sealed transmissions have been around awhile and both seem to work well. As far as changing fluid, let your manual be your guide.
My Dodge Dakota has a lifetime power train warranty provided by the manufacturer. It is simple enough, bring the truck in every 5 years for a free inspection. Have not had occasion to use it yet.
However, if this is a dealer supplied warranty, I'd read the fine print long and hard, and I bet there is a lot of it.


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The College News Volume III. No. 16 BRYN MAWR, PA., FEBRUARY 21, 1917 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR Wednesday, February 21 7.30 p. m� Bible Class. Speaker, the Rev. A. Mutch. Mission Class. Ryu Sato �17. Friday, February 23 3.00 p. m.�Vocational Conference. Speaker, Miss Jackson, of Boston. 8.00 p. in.�Lecture by Mr. George Barr Baker on Relief Work in Belgium. Saturday, February 24 8.00 p. m.�Freshman Show. Sunday, February 25 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker. H. Har- ris "17. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. John T. Dallas, of Watertown, Conn. Monday, February 26 8.00 p. m.�President Thomas at home to the graduates. 8.30 p. m.�Interchips Water-polo match games begin. Friday, March 2 8.00 p. m.�Concert by the faculty for the benefit of the Red (Toss. Saturday, March 3 4.00-6.00 p. m.�Th6 dansant given by the Bates House Committee in the Gym- nasium. 8.00 p. m.�Lecture by Cecil Sharp on English Folk Dancing. Sunday, March 4 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker, Anne Wiggln, of Spring Street. N. 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"The relations of the College Christian Association and the College Settlement Association have always been a knotty problem", she said. "The College is not large enough to support both associations separately. "In 1914. I think it was". Miss McFaden went on to say. "the Board of the Chris- tian Association advocated taking over the College Settlement Chapter, and the Christian Association voted $60 on Its budget to the College Settlement to main- tain the relation. But the arrangement proved of little value and in 1916 an effort was made to break the connection. This was not done because one or two persons on the College Staff paid the $100 asked by the College Settlement Association and asked another trial by the Christian As- sociation". Community Center Under C. A. Committee This year, under leadership of E. Dulles '17. a definite chapter of the Col lege Settlement Association was formed to work together with the Social Service Committee of the Christian Association, of which Miss Dulles la also Chairman. (CMMM* m Pa#� � > "An artist who happened to be a saint. {not a saint who was an artist", was Mr. Charles Theodore Carruth's characteriza- tion of Fra Angellco in his lecture on "II Beato Angellco" last Friday evening in Taylor. He traced the development of the painter's genius from the early work at cortona under the influence of the Giottesques and the Miniaturists up to its apotheosis in the Vatican frescos, where the new movement which was coming over Italian art found full expression. ; The slides shown were colored by hand. Mr. Carruth said. Fra Angelico's earliest known work is the "Annunciation" at Cortona, which Mr. Carruth showed. Here the influence of Lorenzo Monico. the best of the Glot- tesque painters, is apparent, though the movement of the angel's hastening figure is an advance over the older painter and the bit of landscape in the background gives a hint of the friar's future fame as a landscape painter. Landscape is first really- attempted and problems of aerial per- spective dealt with in the "Visitation", part of the predella to this same "An- nunciation". And as the very summit of landscape beauty attained by early Italian art Mr. Carruth cited the "Martyrdom of Saint Stephen" in the chapel of Pope Nicholas V at Rome. Breaking Away from Tradition The next phase. Mr. Carruth continued, was that of the small painting when Fra Angellco was following the Miniaturists; he designed four reliquary pictures, ap- proximately twelve Inches square, for Ste. Maria Novella representing the "Adora- jtion of the Magi", the "Madonna della ! Stella", the "Coronation of the Virgin", and a fourth owned by Mrs. Gardiner of ; Boston, of which no reproduction is avail- able. Throughout this series, Mr. car- ruth pointed out, Fra Angellco was grad- ually freeing himself from tradition, the Virgin was becoming less a sedate queen and more a loving mother, the Christ less a wax figure and more a real baby. "But suddenly the painter cuts loose and gives a new conception as if he were interpreting a vision with his brush". Mr. ir.iHlinurd on 1'aye 6) Marquis of Aberdeen Describes Canada and Her Statesmen "Canada and Her Leading Statesmen" were seen at close range In a lecture last Friday afternoon by the Marquis of Aber- deen and Temalr. formerly Lord Lieuten- ant of Ireland and Governor-General of Canada. The Marquis of Aberdeen has lived for seventeen years in Canada, and so based his descriptions and amusing anecdotes of Sir John A. MacDonald. Sir Wilfred Laurier and others upon personal experience. Sir John A. 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"Can- [CtmUHtttm "� Paut $1 MISS VAN DRESSER'S PROGRAM REPRESENTS FIVE NATIONS Large Audience Welcomes Alumnae Gift TWICE AS MANY FRESHMEN GET MERITS THIS YEAR New Interpretation of Merit Rule This year almost twice as many Fresh- men got their merits as last year. In \ 1916 the percentage without merits was 41.1. this year 27.1. This year also a new interpretation of the Merit Law has been made for the Freshmen Show. In view of the difficulties in the way of Freshmen getting one-half their hours over Merit in the examinations of their first semester in College it has been de- cided that Freshmen who have received at least five hours of Merit and in the case of Freshmen taking English Diction, which is not graded until the end of the year, four and a half hours, are permitted to take part In the Freshman Show. Freshmen not having received five hours of Merit will be permitted only to take , part In the final procession snd In the ' final chorus. 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Captain Beith's fee goes to the British Red Cross and the profits of the lecture to 1918's Endowment Fund. The Gymnasium was filled to capacity, about one thousand, and over |600 was clea red. "My purpose to-night is to describe warfare from the retail point of view", said captain Mth; "I will speak particu- larly of the First Hundred Thousand, known in shorthand as Kl". Captain Beith then went on to explain the diffi- culties of training the Scotch regiment to which he belongs; the regular lack of necessary recruiting papers, the Scotch economy in names resulting In twelve William Robertsons answering the roll at once, and the Scotch reticence in re- gard to previous occupation which Cap tain Beith confronted when he carefully explained the points of the compass to a private whom he afterwards found to be an expert surveyor. Behind the Linea in France The second stage of training for the New Armies began May 10. 1915. when they landed in France. 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As I sat through the film, I grew increasingly satisfied that the earlier predictions I made in Suanie's car were correct. This film would be a slice-of-life film, and for me, the film's biggest appeal was its accurate depiction of Malaysian everyday life. The streetside mamak stalls (Indian restaurants opened for 24 hours), the 'economical rice' stall (a 20+ Chinese dishes were displayed for customers to choose for their rice), the guy who would interrupt you in a restaurant to sell you lottery tickets, the pasar malams (the night markets where lots of stalls were set up to sell cheap wares, clothings, food etc.), a Chinese family sitting together watching soap opera, a mom helping her young daughter with her homework.
It was Kuala Lumpur of the 80s, before the advent of mobile phones, computers and Internet, when all distant phone calls were made through public phones, and a young girl would check her mailbox everyday for a letter from a pen pal. Portrayed for what it really is, without being romanticized at all for Movieland.
My review of 'Love Conquers All', an independent Malaysian Chinese film by female director Tan Chui Mui that won an award at the Pusan Film Festival. Went to the preview, thanks to Suanie, yesterday. Support local films!


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Précis: Gemcitabine plus cisplatin should become the standard for some bladder cancer patients
Aug 4, 2011 - In patients with pT1/T2N0M0 urothelial bladder cancer, the predictive value of p53 and the benefit of methotrexate, vinblastine, doxorubicin, and cisplatin adjuvant chemotherapy could not be demonstrated, according to a study published online Aug. 1 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.


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People with sensitive feet or who need to wear diabetic socks can finally enjoy casual socks that don't look like diabetic socks but have all the features you need to keep your feet healthy. They even protect against athlete's foot and foot odor. Crew length; 94% cotton, 5% nylon, 1% spandex. Machine wash and dry. 2 pairs per package. Imported.
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I've had a difficult time lately finding women's crew socks with seamless toes. I'm so glad I found these. They are soft and stretchy and incredibly comfortable. The fit is true to size.
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Recently, I have been diagnosed with sesamoiditis (caused by repetitive movement as one does in dancing or other athletic activities) and mild arthritis in my feet. I needed socks that were in no way restrictive in the toe box--plus be forgiving enough to not "choke" my leg as most socks do to stay in place. These socks are attractive enough to wear with dress dance pants. I am very pleased with this investment.
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I saw deep ridges in my husbands legs from the elastic in his socks. I searched for 2 - 3 years to find socks that did not fall down and did not have binding tops. Found these and he now has 9 pairs. They have been great for the last 2 years. Still dark navy and nice and thick. His long toenails wore holes in 2 socks. That is great wear for his socks.
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These Diabetic Socks are Great!
I have looked far and wide on many websites and in countless catalogues, and could not find any diabetic socks that would actually fit! When I ordered and received these socks and tried them on, I was really,
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I love these Casual Diabetic Socks and their features so much, this is my very first review I have ever written in my life. They are really like regular socks with the features that diabetic's need, with out the bulk that most diabetic socks have. You can easily get your shoes on, because they are truly the thickness of regular casual socks. They have NO seams to irritate your feet and the top of the socks are truly NON-BINDING and yet the TOPS STAY UP with no sagging. They wash up very nicely, with no shrinkage. They wear and last for several years, before you get a hole in the toe of the sock. I have been wearing these Casual Diabetic Socks since I found out I was diabetic in 1998. I might add I only wear them in White, so I don't know any thing about the Color Casual Diabetic Socks. Please Vermont Country Store don't ever stop carrying these marvelous socks!
March 10, 2013
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My wife noticed early signs of varicose veins in the calves of my legs....next she noticed a probable cause: my athletic socks were cutting off the circulation, leaving a telltale imprint on my ankles. She bought these socks and what a relief! They don't appear to be "therapeutic socks" and I can look like the rest of the guys who don't have the problem of circulation that I have. I consider these socks "an ounce of prevention"...that, and increasing my daily consumption of Vitamin C...makes for a healthier and hopefully longer life. The cost is justifiable when I consider potential varicose vein surgeries I may have undergone in the future otherwise. I am saving my legs, while 'saving face'...all of us guys have our pride.
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Morningside Fall by Jay Posey
"Stark and powerful, Three is a stunning debut. Reinventing the post-apocalyptic western as a journey across interior badlands as dangerous as the cyborg-haunted terrain his hero must cross, Posey has crafted a story that is impossible to put down."
Richard E. Dansky, author of Vaporware and Snowbird Gothic
"Jay Posey creates a vivid and mesmerizing world whose characters are so real
and so flawed that you'll recognize them immediately. An unforgettable read."
Peter Telep, Co-author of the #1 New York Times Bestseller, Against All Enemies
The lone gunman Three is gone, and Wren is the new governor of the devastated settlement of Morningside, but there is turmoil in the city. When his life is put in danger, Wren is forced to flee Morningside until he and his retinue can determine who can be trusted.
They arrive at the border outpost, Ninestory, only to find it has been infested with Weir in greater numbers than anyone has ever seen. These lost, dangerous creatures are harbouring a terrible secret – one that will have consequences not just for Wren and his comrades, but for the future of what remains of the world.
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The Second Book in the Legends of the Duskwalker Series
UK Print
Date: 1st May 2014
Format: Medium (B-Format) Paperback
North American Print
Date: 29th April 2014
Format: Small (Mass-Market) Paperback
Date: 29th April 2014
Format: Epub & Mobi
Other Books in This Series:
1. Three (World: August 2013)
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On-sale 29th April 2014 from the Robot Trading Company
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"Gritty action-packed drama so hi-res and real you'll believe you got something in your eye."
– Matt Forbeck, author of Amortals and Dangerous Games
"Three is a great start into a new series. The post-apocalyptic world that Jay Posey created in Three is brilliantly constructed, it's just chock-full of the cool stuff, futuristic gadgets (guns and the like), augmented people and not forget the Weir."
– The Book Plank
"Three is a post-apocalyptic adventure tale in the vein of The Road Warrior, only with fewer vehicles and a higher tech level and body count…Posey knows how to pour on the tension. 4.5 stars. Now I'll twiddle my thumbs until the next Legends of the Duskwalker book comes out."
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St. Louis Blues vs. Minnesota Wild
WHEN — 7 tonight
WHERE — Scottrade Center
BLUES PREVIEW — The Blues have scored three-plus goals in each of their last eight at Scottrade Center. They are 26th in the NHL, averaging 2.45 goals a game at home. Montreal (2.39), Detroit (2.36), Toronto (2.34) and Columbus (2.22) are behind the Blues.
WILD PREVIEW — Minnesota is playing for the second straight night following Wednesday's game in Vancouver. In the history of the franchise, the Wild have a record of 1-4-3 on the second night of back-to-back games in St. Louis. The lone victory was in a shootout.
WHAT TO WATCH — With two goals in Tuesday's 4-1 win over Columbus, the Blues' Alex Steen has seven goals in his last seven games at Scottrade Center. He has nine goals this season, just two on the road.
INJURIES — Blues — D.J. King (hand), doubtful. Wild — D Clayton Stoner (groin), RW Chuck Kobasew (knee), D Brent Burns (concussion) and C Pierre-Marc Bouchard (concussion), out.
— Jeremy Rutherford
I guess McDonald will be back in the lineup. Good news.
Minnesota won on Wednesday night against Vancouver, 5-2. They've won 4 in a row now.
The Blues are looking for their 3rd straight win.
This is a hugely important game for St. Louis. New coach...they've won their last two and are trying to turn the season around and go 3-2-1 under Davis Payne.
They came out and played a good game vs. Columbus on Tuesday. A repeat performance against a team they aren't far behind in the standings would be a nice step on the long road back.


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Light Walnut Finish French Bistro Side Chairs, Set of 2
Very sturdy and comfortable!!!
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May 15, 2011
Interesting Weathered Look
This chair is actually a grey-beige color, like teak that was left on the porch. It's very pretty and goes great with the new Avignon table! I paired a couple of them with the bench. The Avignon chair is a lot taller--these are on the more compact side, but I am tall and I find them very comfortable. The back is just the right curvature and the entire chair is interesting and even sculptural. Love.
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Contact Sports Desk: Call: 603-516-2949 / E-mail: email@example.com Nancy Eckerson: Trying new methods can lead to improvement
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Research and science related to fitness and running is a rapidly growing field, and study results are reported regularly. The science is fascinating but complex, and we need to decide when and whether or not to incorporate any changes into our running routines. We can look at how many studies are reporting the same conclusions, as well as how many participantswere included and over what period of time the studiestook place. Also, whether or not the study was performed on humans versus lab animalsmakes a difference; it makes more sense to consider results based on our own species rather than mice, for example. This year, I made changes based on two areas of evolving research: the use of minimal running shoesand the role of inflammation in exercise.
This changed for me this year after discussing with local physical therapist and runner Dave Abbett how minimal shoes affect our strides and speed.Abbett explained that a lighter more minimal shoe can increase a runner's stride frequency, or number of steps taken en distance. The fastest and most efficient runners have higher stride frequencies, in the range of 170 to 185 steps per minute or more. After this discussion,whenever I ran with my traditional running shoesI felt like I was plodding along with cement blocks attached to my feet, not exactly the picture of speed. So, I scaled down to a lighter shoe with a smaller heel drop for long runs as well. Did I find a speed advantage? I did have an injury-free year and many speedier training runs, although no race PRs yet. Interestingly, when I counted my stride frequency on a treadmill a couple of years ago, it was 168 steps per minute; this week in minimal shoes it was 178 steps per minute while running at a moderate speed. Perhaps this is a promising sign for speedier races to come.
The next topic is inflammation which is defined as a response by our body to injury, pain, illness or stress. This normal biological response can be seen as swelling and redness following an injury or can be chronic, such as what occurs with diseases like asthma and rheumatoid arthritis. Exercise can also cause slight inflammation which we feel as delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) after a hard workout or race. Muscle soreness doesn't feel great and can make the next workout more difficult, so many athletes take pain killers or ice sore muscles, but the emerging science on this topic is beginning to question the effectiveness of either of these. Researchers are beginning to report that icing and using pain killers doesn't just stop the pain, it may actually impair our body's adaptive response to exercise and when used long-term, may negatively affect muscle growth.
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Storytimes @ Main Library
Every Thursday in January
We invite you to join us each week for all the laughs of storytime. We'll share some of our favorite books, sing songs, play music, tell interactive stories, make crafts, and have lots of fun. Themes for January include: Winter, Teddy Bears, Colors, I Love Books!, and Counting.
Baby Time 10:15am: A gentle lapsit program with action rhymes, fingerplays, and first books for babies. For pre-walkers only, please.
Toddler Time 11am: We'll sing, we'll dance, and share our excitement for books and learning at the library. Don't be shy and bring your dancing shoes.
Preschool Storytime 11:30am: "Big Kids" get a storytime of their own, including longer stories, a variety of early literacy concepts, listening, and pre-classroom skills. Perfect for 3-5 year olds.


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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=20pYnHO0PxAThis video shows a veterinarian who wanted to personally experience the effects of (like a dog often is, perhaps) being in a parked car, with windows cracked, alone for half an hour. I was stunned. Please check it out. Haven't done it since hot weather and not for long but, boy, never again. Never again, Ming Toi!!!
This young student tried a science experiment that, a shock to all including Kiera, "blew up". This took place recently in Polk County, Florida at Bartow High School. Noone harmed, ingredients: aluminum foil and toilet cleaner in a plastic bottle. It didn't take place in a science classroom. Kiera's a good student and Bartow is a good high school. Their zero tolerance policy, however, is beyond impressive. Their reaction was to immediately suspend Kiera from school and intended to press charges! Thanks to many petitions, the State's Attorney's office said that they saw no intentional ill will and they would not press charges. (Go, Jeff Ashton!) Polk County Board of Education, though, is not allowing her to return to Bartow High School; she had indeed been "expelled"! and is at an "alternative high school". I think this is ludicrous. Especially when I glanced at the Board's website and the pride they take in their school and those awarded for various honours. Below is a petition to support Keira's return to HER school. Thanks, Judehttp://action.takepart.com/page/m/2496af72/2a8bc6ec/c02cbe/24649887/1290241482/VEsA/
Below is a link to a cartoon that I think is pretty amusing in its truth. Judehttp://www.ucsusa.org/publications/pulse/cartoon-may-2013.html
Interesting list of Senators who've received campaign ('donations'?) from gun lobbiests. Compare the names with those who turned down the recent gun control ammendment. This is the main page; go down the page about half way and look for the May 1 article which has the list. The rest is gravy and gives info on the group, who makes it up, etc. Here's the link: http://demandaction.org/Jude
23 of America's leading cartoonists of all tastes have joined Mayors Against Illegal Guns to put together this 2+ minute video. Following it, there's a slide show option to get info on who the artists are. Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Julianne Moore narrate.
The cartoonists came together following the shootings in Newtown, CT. (Where I attended junior and senior high school).Here's the link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=UKq9ZKZljlA
II need to give you the link to check out the group I last mentioned in my share: ORANGUTANS: Men of the Forest
Take a look at this link to see what "Orangutans: Men of the Forest" is about. The group involves a lot more than Orangutans! It has a lot of news, petitions, photos, videos on a large variety of endangered species. Your concerns about Climate Change and a variety of environmental issues are discussed and worked with. Products that are passed off as essential in a lot of American products that are stripping the rainforest of its tree and inhabitants. Issues with Indigenous Peoples being displaced from their land. So much more. In just months, I've learned more than I thought I didn't know, for lack of a better explanation. Leader Michela is in Rome Italy and has a variety of interests and a lot of knowledge about her subjects as do the more than 3,000 members. Group members from around the world contribute to the vast array of topics.Thanks for giving it a look and your consideration! Jude
This petition is spearheaded with a photo of Phil Donahue. It states the case plainly and clearly. Please sign! I'm distressed that our President has even considered this having promised not to. Apparently, more Democrats than Republicans are considering this. Go figure!Send an unambiguous message to your representative and senators: If you vote to cut Social Security or Medicare benefits, I will oppose your re-election.
Many thanks,Jude


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The Lake Wylie Pilot delivers the most current lake news publishing every Tuesday, 52 weeks a year. The Pilot is mailed directly to some local neighborhoods, including River Hills, Lake Wylie Woods, River Pointe, Royal Oaks, The Palisades and more.
A copy of the Lake Wylie Pilot may be picked up for 50 cents each in racks located throughout Steele Creek/Charlotte, Tega Cay, Belmont, and right here in Lake Wylie.
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The Lake Wylie Pilot is a weekly newspaper with more than 7,000 circulation serving the lakefront communities of Lake Wylie that includes North and South Carolinas, the three counties of York, Mecklenburg and Gaston, and lake communities — Lake Wylie, lower Steele Creek, Clover, Tega Cay and Belmont.
The Pilot was originally called Lake Wylie Magazine, founded by Leonard Short in 1984, and distributed once a month until 1990 when the paper became twice-monthly during the summer months. In March 1992, the paper became a twice-monthly for the entire year. In April 1999, Lake Wylie Magazine expanded full-time to weekly status.
In 2001, the Pilot's current owner — The McClatchy Co., based in Sacramento, Calif. — decided to reinvent the newspaper as a full-size newspaper with new features and expanded coverage. The Lake Wylie Pilot debuted January 1, 2002, publishing on Tuesday.
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Diaphragmatic hernia repair is surgery to correct an opening or space in a baby's diaphragm. This opening is called a hernia. It is a rare type of birth defect. ("Congenital" refers to its being present at birth.)
The diaphragm is a muscle. It is important for breathing. It separates the chest cavity (where your heart and lungs are) from the belly area.
In a child born with a diaphragmatic hernia, the diaphragm muscle is not completely formed, so organs from the belly (stomach, spleen, liver, and intestines) may go up into the chest cavity where the lungs are. This prevents the lung(s) from growing normally. The lung stays too small for a baby to breathe on his or her own when they are born.
Before this surgery, nearly all infants need a breathing device to improve their oxygen levels.
The surgery is done while your child is under general anesthesia (asleep and not able to feel pain). The surgeon makes a cut in the belly under the upper ribs. This allows the organs in the area to be reached. The surgeon gently pulls these organs down into place through the opening in the diaphragm and into the abdominal cavity.
The surgeon repairs the hole in the diaphragm. If the hole is small, it may be repaired with stitches. In most cases, a piece of plastic patch is used to cover the hole.
A diaphragmatic hernia can be life-threatening. Surgery to repair it must be done in the first few days or weeks of a child's life.
Risks for this surgery include:
Other possible complications of this surgery include:
Infants with a diaphragmatic hernia are admitted to a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU). It may be days or weeks before the baby is stable enough for surgery.
Your baby will have tubes placed:
Your baby will stay in the hospital for several weeks after the surgery. Your baby will be on a breathing machine after the surgery. Once the baby is taken off the breathing machine, he or she may still need oxygen and some medicine for a while.
Feedings will start after your baby's bowels start working. Feedings are usually given through a small, soft feeding tube from the mouth or nose into the stomach or small intestines until your baby can take all the milk he or she needs by mouth.
Most infants with diaphragmatic hernias have reflux when they eat. This means the food or acid in their stomach moves up into their esophagus, the tube that leads from the throat to the stomach. This can be uncomfortable for your baby. It also leads to frequent spitting up, vomiting, and pneumonia, which makes feedings more difficult once your baby is taking food by mouth.
The nurses and feeding specialists will teach you ways to hold and feed your baby to prevent reflux. Some babies need to be on a feeding tube for a long time to get enough food to grow.
The outcome of this surgery depends on how well your baby's lungs have developed. Some babies have other medical problems, including problems with the brain, muscles, and joints that may slow recovery.
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Maheshwari A, Carlo WA. Diaphragmatic hernia. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton, BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 95.8.
Puri P, Nakazawa N. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia. In: Puri P, Hollworth M, eds. Pediatric surgery: diagnosis and management. Springer; 2009:chap 31.
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Subarachnoid hemorrhage is bleeding in the area between the brain and the thin tissues that cover the brain. This area is called the subarachnoid space.
Hemorrhage - subarachnoid
Subarachnoid hemorrhage can be caused by:
Subarachnoid hemorrhage caused by injury is often seen in the elderly who have fallen and hit their head. Among the young, the most common injury leading to subarachnoid hemorrhage is motor vehicle crashes.
Risks include:
A strong family history of aneurysms may also increase your risk.
The main symptom is a severe headache that starts suddenly (often called thunderclap headache). It is often worse near the back of the head. Many persons often describe it as the "worst headache ever" and unlike any other type of headache pain. The headache may start after a popping or snapping feeling in the head.
Other symptoms:
Other symptoms that may occur with this disease:
Signs include:
If your doctor thinks you have a subarachnoid hemorrhage, a head CT scan (without contrast dye) will be done right away. In some cases, the scan is normal, especially if there is only been a small bleed. If the CT scan is normal, a lumbar puncture (spinal tap ) must be done.
Other tests that may be done include:
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A person who is is conscious may need to be on strict bed rest. The person will be told to avoid activities that can increase pressure inside the head, including:
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How well a patient with subarachnoid hemorrhage does depends on a number of different factors, including:
Older age and more severe symptoms can lead to a poorer outcome.
People can recover completely after treatment. But some people die even with treatment.
Repeated bleeding is the most serious complication. If a cerebral aneurysm bleeds for a second time, the outlook is much worse.
Changes in consciousness and alertness due to a subarachnoid hemorrhage may become worse and lead to coma or death.
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Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have symptoms of a subarachnoid hemorrhage.
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Naggara ON, White PM, Guilbert F, et al. Endovascular treatment of intracranial unruptured aneurysms: systematic review and meta-analysis of the literature on safety and efficacy. Radiology. 2010;256:887-897.
Reinhardt MR. Subarachnoid hemorrhoid. J Emerg Nurs. 2010;36:327-329.
Tateshima S, Duckwiler G. Vascular diseases of the nervous system: intracranial aneurysms and subarachnoid hemorrhage. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 51C.
Zivin J. Hemorrhagic cerebrovascular disease. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 415.
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A meniscal tear is a tear in the meniscus. The meniscus is cartilage, which acts as a shock-absorbing structure in the knee. There are two menisci in each knee, a medial one on the inside, and a lateral one on the outside.
There are different types of tears depending on the location and how they look. Treatment depends on the severity of the tear.
Most injuries to the meniscus are caused by trauma. This usually includes compression and twisting of the knee. Because the aging process tends to break down the inner tissues of the meniscus, minor trauma can injure the meniscus in an older adult.
Risk Factors
Factors that may increase your risk of:
Degenerative tears:
- Increasing age, especially over 60 years old
- Male gender
- Occupations that involve kneeling and squatting
- Climbing stairs
- Previous knee injuries
- Obesity
Acute tears:
- Participating in contact sports, such as soccer or rugby
- Poor techniques for jumping, landing, pivoting, and cutting
Symptoms may include:
- A popping sound at the time of the injury
- Pain and swelling in the knee
- Tightness in the knee
- Locking up, catching, or giving way of the knee
- Tenderness in the joint
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
Your knee may need to be viewed. This can be done with:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Recovery time ranges depend on the severity of your injury. Treatment steps may include:
Acute Care
Your knee will need time to heal. Avoid activities that place extra stress on the knee:
- Do not do activities that cause pain. This includes running, jumping, and weight lifting using the legs.
- Do not play sports until your doctor has said it is safe to do so.
Your doctor may recommend a knee brace to stabilize the knee, and crutches to keep extra weight off your leg.
Apply an ice or a cold pack to the area for 15-20 minutes, four times a day, for several days after the injury. Do not apply the ice directly to your skin. Wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel.
To manage pain, your doctor may recommend:
- Over-the-counter medication, such as ibuprofen or naproxen
- Prescription pain relievers
Compression can help prevent more swelling. Your doctor may recommend an elastic compression bandage around your knee. Be careful not to wrap the bandage too tight.
Elevation can also help keep swelling down. Keep your knee higher than your heart as much as possible for the first 24 hours or so. A couple of days of elevation might be recommended for severe sprains.
Recovery Steps
Your doctor may refer you to a physical therapist. The therapist can help you control discomfort and regain function.
Use heat only when you are returning to physical activity. Heat may then be used before stretching or getting ready to play sports to help loosen the knee joint.
When the acute pain is gone, start gentle stretching as recommended. Stay within pain limits. Hold each stretch for about 10 seconds and repeat six times. Stretch several times a day.
Begin strengthening exercises for your legs as recommended.
Repair or removal of all or part of the damaged meniscus may by performed. This is usually done through small incisions of the skin. A camera and special tools are inserted through the incisions.
To reduce your chances of a meniscal tears, take these steps:
- Maintain proper technique when exercising or playing sports.
- Wear appropriate footwear for your sport and playing surface.
- Strengthen both the quadriceps and the hamstrings.
- Consider wearing a knee brace for sports.
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quote:I rather real dirt also but plain and simple ULL doesn't have the budget to maintain a field and keep it in pristine shape like most of the sec schools.
quote: Even this, what is the point? They have tarps to cover the infield when it is raining. I don't see any point in having a turf infield. Serves no real purpose other than to give up a lot of base hits.
quote:What do you mean? Afterall we learned in the other thread that ULL ranks 26th in average attendance and has had a staggering 2 sellouts in the past 3 seasons. With a fanbase like that the money should be rolling in.
quote:The point is first it can drain a lot of water quickly so rainouts don't happen often.
quote:Also the turf plays pretty much just like real grass.
quote:Then there's not much field maintenance everyday.
quote:just spend a little more and keep grass. for fricks sake is nothing sacred. this is baseball.
quote:I was referring only to the infield Einstein. If the OF was turf and the IF was grass, but covered with a tarp, rainouts would be approximately the same.
quote:bullshitee. It isn't even close.
quote:You are one stupid frick as there are maybe 3 baseball programs in the country that turn a profit.
quote:I guess you dont realize that at times it may be raining while the game is being played. The infield aint going to be covered at that time.
quote:It really is, but whatever.
quote:You've played on both turf and grass? I have and really didnt notice much difference.
quote:dont think the astros have ever played on field turf.
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quote:He had the Pilot ready and the MSRP was 37500. I told him I'd take it if he'd threw in a luggage rack (about 500 more on to MSRP) and I'd give him 33000...about 5000 under MSRP. He got it approved. I was there about 30-40 minutes. Smoothest vehicle purchase I ever had.
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quote:Something always "comes up."
quote:My household income is about 65K. Four kids and fiancee, with about 3K in fixed bills (rent, utilities, etc...).
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quote:It's just meant to say "duck", as it watch out for all of the negative posts... but I guess this isn't the OT so he should be fine.
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Blood Lord wrote:NallCalmer wrote: all powerful beings and do show weaknesses. however, i wouldn't believe for them to be THAT weak to not recover from such said burned injuries. you think too little of them. they can suffer as other humans, but i doubt that they're limits are quite on par w/ ours.
I'm going to put this as simply as possible, and resist abusing any power that I hold.
The girls aren't being degraded. You are degrading the power of a puff. Wait before you get butt hurt here.
Blossom is superhuman. She is stronger, more intelligent, and has power that very few humans have.
We know that the PpG can sustain heavy damage, but it affects them. We've seen it here, we've seen it in the cartoon.
Now imagine, for one minute, just one, the power that would be behind the energy needed to burn a puffs hands like that.
It isn't a normal burn caused by a normal heat source.
It's a burn that was caused by the impact of several energy blasts that tore though metal plating like it was butter. A normal person would be dead.
Those were caused by another puff.
Now then, it isn't outlandish nor incorrect to believe that repealing such a force would have taken its toll on the body of a child hero.
Do you understand? these aren't normal burns, stop treating them as such.
Blood Lord wrote:Like who?
Thellos wrote:Blood Lord wrote:Like who?
Bubbles, Dexter, Professor Utonium and the other scientists. We haven't seen them since that explosion, and I'm curious to know how things might have changed since then.
@Beeare: Duly noted =)
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Charvale wrote:Been reading you on SNAFU for over a year, but finally got up the courage to finally come onto the forums. Keep up the wonderful work, and I'll keep loving everything you do!
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