text: I'd like to throw this one out there for some discussion to see what people think. After moving Pitts to LT, the coaches had Bruener stay in and double the end on a lot of plays with Chester against Seattle. It seemed pretty effective. In the Colts game, they changed to a scheme where McKinney doubled at times from the inside or Davis chipped the end (Freeney usually) on the outside as he went out for the pass. On some occasions Freeny was tripled teamed by these players. Again, pretty effective from the blocking Freeney angle. Topics for discussion: What effect do you think these schemes had on the offense (Davis catching fewer passes last game, does the middle of the line get weakened, etc)? Did it further limit our already anemic passing game? What do you think Chester thought of the move to LT, only to be shown by the coaches they didn't think he could do it one on one? Did it strengthen or weaken the line overall? For instance, Pitts plays pretty well at guard - if they were going to go with frequent double or triple teams, should they have left Pitts at guard and had someone else play LT? Do all lineman even like the RBs to chip? I've heard that many don't like it because the RB can hit the o-lineman's arm and cause him to lose "control" of the end. In the second half of the Colts game, Freeney moved to tackle on a play, stunted with the end, and beat the double team scheme to the outside anyway. I thought that was a good example of the type of adjustment that we don't make.


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My 6 year old son has epilepsy and is on Keppra and Phenobarbitol. He typically has 4 to 5 seizures daily that last anywhere from 1 or 2 seconds to 30 seconds. We have come to call them a "startle" seizure. The medications have kept him out of status for quite some time. When he has a common cold, his seizures disappear. Has anyone else had this experience with their children? Does anyone know how or why this would happen? Any input is greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I've actually seen the opposite here. When my daughter gets any sort of cold, allergies, sinus crud, her seizures get a lot worse. I'm wondering if the sinus pressure in some way affects the pressure on a certain part of the brain? And that would make a good or bad result, depending on where in the brain a person's seizures are triggered from? I dunno, just speculatind here.
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Connor age 5 1/2 - PDDNOS
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I urge you to break out of the box and try a different approach.
The three drugs you are currently taking together are not at high risk taken together, but only at moderate risk as you can see here:]
I urge you to talk to one of these therapists. Most can give you a preliminary idea of who they are and how they could help you with just an initial phone visit to see what you think.
Right now you seem so stuck and are suffering so much.
In all cases, I shall keep you in my prayers and hope that God gives you the strength and courage to face the world and to heal.
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Definition TOP
The tonsils are glands in the back of the throat. A tonsillectomy is the surgical removal of the tonsils.
Reasons for Procedure TOP
Tonsillectomy is most often done when other nonsurgical treatments have not worked for:
Possible Complications TOP
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
Be sure to discuss these risks with your doctor before your tonsillectomy.
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Leading up to your procedure:
General anesthesia is most commonly used. You will be asleep for the procedure. If necessary, the surgery can also be done with sedation and local anesthesia.
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Each tonsil will be grasped with a special tool. The tonsils will then be cut away from the surrounding tissues and removed. The tonsils may be cut out with a scalpel or hot knife. An electrical current or clamps and ties will be used to stop bleeding at the site.
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4/16/2009 DynaMed Plus Systematic Literature Surveillance http://www.dynamed.com: Burton MJ, Glasziou PP. Tonsillectomy or adeno-tonsillectomy versus non-surgical treatment for chronic/recurrent acute tonsillitis. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2009;(1):CD001802.
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The Montrose Spring Craft Sale
The Montrose Spring Craft Sale is something you don't want to miss! It is on Saturday May 5th from 11am to 4pm. Located at 691 Montrose Street in the Montrose School gymnasium. Access is through the South-East entrance (at Grant Ave. and Montrose). Admission is free! This wonderful, Spring sale will feature fabulous local talent. Each table unique from the rest!! This will be the perfect place to find a great Mother's Day present or a gift for the teachers, friends, and other special people in your life. Definitely something for everyone! Some of the products range from gorgeous pottery, all natural skin care products, candles, fashion accessories for women & children and SO much more!!! In addition there will be a scrumptious bake sale put on by the parent council of Montrose School. These folks really know how to bake!! Stay tuned to our facebook event page (https://www.facebook.com/events/233277940102756/ ) for links to our artisans web pages, etc. There are currently still a few tables left to rent and are reserved for people with hand-crafted items only. If you are interested in renting a table they are $30 for an 8ft table. We are looking for people with unique talents and products. Please send an email to Lee (by replying to this ad) and include a link to your web page or photos of your products. So come on down and welcome Spring with us! See you there.
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Facebook keeps A1GP fans on track
With races all over the world, A1GP can truly claim to be a global sporting event.
And fans are keeping track of all the latest news, rumours and gossip on special Facebook and Twitter sites. Every team also has their own Facebook fan site and currently the most popular country is, erm, Lebanon.
But interaction is taken to a whole new level on race weekends with groups from around the globe logging on to arrange A1GP parties, while there are few sports where the stars are happy to meet the fans before, during and after the racing.
So Metro asked two fans, one from Mexico and one from Holland, why they love the sport.
Yhacbec Lopez from Mexico City told us:'I love the concept of A1, the competition format. It's great for spectators to observe a world championship of nations with some of the best rookies in the sport, alongside pilots who have been in F1, Champ Car or GP2 and, even better, they're all using the same equipment.
'For us it is a great opportunity to be in contact with all staff, especially with cars and the drivers. That's the biggest difference. In F1, pilots behave as if they were some kind of gods.'
Erie van der Iest, who lives in Holland, said:'I go to all the Zandvoort races and, last year, Brands. I got to know James Hinchliffe, a former Canada driver, and it was great the way he took time for the fans.
'Also met Daniel Morad, now racing for Lebanon, and still keep in touch with the guys by email. A1 is approachable and affordable. You see a different side to the countries and cultures.'


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Well, I realized the other day that I hadn't posted anything in far too long. Then again, this year has just been too hectic.
Camp for Lily.
Working far too much.
Car problems out the nose.
Fleas on the cat and in the carpet.
We haven't even had time to game! And that really SUCKS! Really, really SUCKS! I have so many ideas for games but I just can't seem to find the time or the energy to get anything together. And it's heading for the holidays, which kills most chances of gaming. And the fleas don't help. Still working on killing those off.
So anyway, Lily had a great time at camp this summer. She went to the Boys and Girls Club in a nearby town and had an absolute blast. She loved every moment of it and can't wait to go back again next year. Everyone there was great and very friendly. I am glad that we found a good place for her to go during the summer.
Car problems...well, there were all kinds of those. My husband's car went wacky and wouldn't start. My father-in-law had it for a month trying to fix all of the things that went wrong with it - fuses, alternator, battery, and so on. He finally got it fixed (in the meantime, Doc had my car and I drove my dad's pink pickup truck. Yes, pink. Bright, raspberry pink. Lily loved that!) and we got it back and things were all good. Till yesterday. The brakes weren't very good in the first place. I planned on having those fixed when we got the tax check, but that's not happening. So my father-in-law is on his way to go get brake pads. But, then the overdrive light came on - which means that something is wiggy with the transaxle. That's when Doc tells me that the transmission wasn't shifting. I think that I am probably going to be driving the pink pickup again. That's ok with Lily.
My car had a have an emergency tire-ectomy a couple of weeks ago. Got out of work and noticed that my tire was almost flat. I went across the road to put air in it and could hear the air leaking right back out. The closest car place was Firestone and they told me that I could have my car back on Monday. That was a Friday afternoon. It was going to take them that long to put on a tire? Pep Boys on the other hand had a new tire on the car in 20 minutes and gave me a good deal.
Halloween is right around the corner and I have been working fast and furious on costumes. Doc is going to go as his own crime scene this year. Easy costume - black sweats, white ribbon, yellow felt, red felt and some black fleece. Lily was going to be Draculara from Monster High, but the costumes are too expensive to buy, so we decided to make one. We found some nice fabric at JoAnn's that is black and has silver sparkly skulls and crossbones all over it. The dress I made is really nice, but not very Draculara so we made a new character named Petra Cemetaria, daughter of the Grave Digger. She's excited.
My costume is a Victorian Time Traveler. It's made from a Simplicity pattern with two different fabrics - keys and pocket watches. There are lots of little doodads hanging from the front. I even made a hat, though it didn't come out quite the way that I wanted it, but it still looks nice. I did find a pair of Steampunk inspired goggles at the local Halloween store to attach to the hat. It looks much better with the goggles on it. I will post pictures of all of the costumes later.
I am now working on my second Halloween costume. I get to dress up twice at work - once for the mall wide trick or treat and once for Halloween. My second costume is a pirate. Working on the coat right now.
Ok, off to work on stuff and laundry.
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Menlo School
The senior center dominated while scoring 70 points and grabbing 41 rebounds in three basketball wins while earning MVP honors and leading the Knights to the championship of the Steve Geramoni Invitational.
Aubrey Dawkins (L), Aldis Petriceks
Palo Alto High
Dawkins, a senior forward, scored 54 points and made the all-tournament team while Petriceks, a senior guard, scored 60 points and was named MVP of the Windsor Holiday Shootout as the Vikings won the tourney title.
Honorable mention
Leeana Bade
Pinewood basketball
Chaccity Cunningham
Eastside Prep basketball
Meghan Holland
Sacred Heart Prep basketball
Melissa Holland
Sacred Heart Prep basketball
Hannah Paye
Menlo basketball
Alexus Simon
Eastside Prep basketball
Keller Chryst
Palo Alto basketball
Ricky Galliani
Sacred Heart Prep basketball
Gary Hobach
Palo Alto wrestling
Corbin Koch
Sacred Heart Prep basketball
Mathias Schmutz
Palo Alto basketball
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Menlo basketball
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" Brand: Boots / Health Aid: Cough & Cold "
A few weeks ago my daughter had her first cold which fortunately lasted for around 5 days and it wasn't too bad as she barely seemed to notice her streaming running nose and horrible little cough. Obviously as a mother I wanted to do everything in my power to make her as comfortable as possible especially at night as I didn't want her sleep interrupted.
After a trip to Boots laden with various products I ended up purchasing Boots Mild Vapour Rub which is to help relieve blocked noses, clear congestion and help with coughs associated with a cold. Boots Mild Vapour Rub is specifically made for babies and children from the age of 3 months so ideal for my daughter. It has a combination of volatile oils which are effective in relieving a cold, similar to those of Olbas Oil and no doubt Vicks.
Boots Mild Vapour Rub is found on the shelf in Boots where all the health treatments are for babies and children so you don't need to get it at the pharmacy but you do need to be over 16 years old to purchase it. It comes in a bright green box with an image of a child on the front. On the back and sides of the box there are the usage instructions, ingredients together with contact details for Boots. For more detailed information there is a leaflet inside the box. The vapour rub itself comes in a small white plastic jar which an easy to open lid which snaps on and off.
When you open the snap off lid you do get an instant aroma of the oils use in the vapour rub and if you closed your eyes you would think your smelling a jar of Vicks. Because it is for children and babies the aroma isn't as strong but is still very noticeable but in almost a sweeter way rather than that nose hair burning scent! The active ingredients used in the vapour rub are Eucalyptus Oil, Levomenthol, Racemic Camphor - eucalyptus oil being the dominant oil which you can smell.
The vapour rub itself is a milky white colour and has a very thick, oily consistency which is just what you expect and is no different from a named brand. Because it is mainly made up of oils it does melt upon a heat reaction such as touching it or using it with boiling water. When applying to the skin I have found you only need to use such a small amount as once it touches the skin and warms up it is easily massaged over a large area.
There are two ways to use the vapour rub. Firstly, you can apply a small amount to the back and chest of a baby or child (for older children you can obviously use a bit more) during the day or night. Secondly, mix a small amount into hot water and let the steam rise into a room where the child is. This is a great option for young babies but just don't use too much in the hot water as the oils are quite aromatic.
For me personally I use the vapour rub in both ways. I generally apply the vapour rub on my daughter at bedtime after her bath and then I mix a small amount (half a tea spoon) in a tub of hot water (it melts within seconds) and I put it in her bedroom before she goes to bed so the vapours can fill the room. She can then go to bed and spend all night breathing in the vapours which help her breath better and help combat her chesty cough.
Whilst she had a cold I used the vapour rub for around a week even though she was generally back to normal after 5 days I just wanted to keep her airways clear during the night as I didn't want her getting upset that she could breath through her nose properly although I didn't apply it to her chest I just used the hot water method.
I can't complain about this vapour rub at all and I am pretty sure it helped relieve her breathing which certainly made her more comfortable during the night. Her cough after a few days wasn't as chesty and hoarse as it had been at the beginning of the cold and I did notice that she stopped coughing during the night which was a great relief to me and no doubt to her as it obviously woke her up. Even though I used a combination of products during her cold I do think this played a vital role in helping her during her bedtime with breathing through her nose by clearing her airways. I do like using the hot water method as the aromatic oils last for hours whereas when rubbed on her chest and back they don't last quite as long and at least she can breath in the vapours for longer when via the water method.
Overall, I would definitely recommend this vapour rub and it is certainly just as good as a named brand and does the job just as well. The aroma of the oils is lovely and gentle for a baby or child but are powerful enough to assist in helping combat a cough and a cold. Definitely a product I would recommend and award it 5 stars. The Mild Vapour Rub is only available from Boots and costs £2.09 for a 45g tub.
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If you have read any of my other child medicine reviews you will know that I do like to try and keep my medicine box well stocked up so that in the event of my son becoming ill I will be able to help ease it quite quickly. One of the products that I have in my box is the Boots mild vapour rub which is suitable for children from three months old.
The vapour rub can only be purchased from Boots or their website as it is of course their own brand. It comes as a 45g tub and it costs a reasonable £1.99.
The vapour rub comes in a green box with the words Mild Vapour Rub 3 Months Plus written on it. There is also a yellow band which goes around the box which also states "from 3 months" so they are making you very aware that this product is just for children over that age from the onset. There is a picture of a cartoon sleeping baby and we are told the product eases coughs and colds and that it also helps breathing.
When you open the box you find a white tub. Again it has a green label with the product name on and the yellow band to tell us this product is suitable from 3 months of age. You get to the product you need to twist the white screw top lid and then it comes off. I find that I can open the lid with just one hand when required, so that might be useful if you are alone with an upset baby. When you take off the lid you are hit with a smell of eucalyptus. The product is a quite thick mixture and looks quite like Vaseline in appearance.
To use the medicine you should massage just a small amount on to the child's chest and back. You really do only need a small amount of this each application so a small tub can go a long way. This product is particularly helpful at bedtime when it can be harder for a young child with a cold. I have found if I rub some of this onto my son after a bath when he has a cold that the vapours really do seem to help him sleep better. I think the product is also quite warming, as when you rub it in it does feel quite warm on the skin, and I think this is quite soothing too.
The product is quite greasy to rub on and I always need to rush and wash my hands quite quickly afterwards as I cannot stand anything greasy on my hands! It is also important to wash your hands after application so that you are not likely to touch your eyes or something as it will sting your eyes. Should this happen I would advise that you quickly rinse your eyes with cold water.
This product is great for using when your child has a cold, blocked nose or even a cough and I would say that it is as good as more expensive brands in my opinion! You should be aware though that sometimes this product can cause a reaction and although my child has never suffered a reaction using this product signs to look out for would be a rash or other skin irritation after use.
Personally I have used this product melted in some boiling water as a steam inhalation method when I have had a cold and have also found that it is quite effective in this way, so it is certainly not just for children to use.
I have had this product since early 2009 and it has an expiry date of April 2011 on it so it has a decent shelf life on it. My tub is virtually still full and I doubt I will have gone through the whole thing by April next year but to be honest at £1.99 a tub I am quite happy to have to throw some away if needs be as it much cheaper than the Vicks brand.
I would certainly recommend this product. Thank you for reading my review!
This little pot has been a staple in my first aid kit since my boy was 4 months old.
My boy had picked up a horrid cold from somewhere and poor little mite was struggling to breathe at night. After two nights where he could only get any sleep by being propped up vertically against me, and me trying to get some sleep whilst sitting up on the sofa, I went bleary eyed to Boots.
I asked the lady behind the counter whether Vicks was suitable for wee ones, and she said no, but recommended this Boots own mild vapour rub. She advised that it worked in a similar way to Vicks but was much less strong and therefore suitable for babies.
Given that I was shattered, I was willing to give anything a go so purchased the little pot and went home.
The rub is a rich, almost waxy consistency which you apply on the chest and back, especially before bedtime. The heat from your body then releases the smell of predominantly eucualyptus which unblocks the nose and aids sleep.
Now I am not promising that this product works miracles and immediately soothes all problems, but it really does seem to make breathing easier and I did not need to spend any more nights propped up on the sofa. The little one still snored and wheezed away, but not to the extent that it prevented him sleeping (I still couldn't sleep mind you due to all the noise, but then I can hardly blame the vapour rub for that!)
The rub can be used on adults as well, and now as soon as anyone has a sniffle the vapour rub comes out to assist with sleep.
This little pot only costs £1.99 and lasts for ages and ages - our pot has not even been a quarter used yet, over 18 months later, so brilliant value. Highly recommended product.
Any parent or carer will know that when your little one is unwell you want to do everything you possibly can to look after them. As I look after my nieces and nephews a fair amount I like to have a few products in the house that I know are safe to use on them if they happen to be unwell when they stay with me.
This Boots vapour rub is specifically designed for use on babies from 3 months old. A 45g pot cost £1.99 from Boots which is more expensive than the standard Boots Vapour Rub but still a fair bit cheaper than buying the branded product from any chemist or supermarket.
There is nothing special about the packaging, you just unscrew the lid and there is a pot of hardish jelly, a bit like hardened fat but with a much more pleasant smell. This is designed to be rubbed on to babies chest and back. Just put your finger in to the pot, remove a small amount and rub it in circular motions on to babies chest and back. It will soon be absorbed and will help baby breath a lot easier.
I have used this a couple of times, particularly on my nephew, who seems to get a fair few sniffles and coughs and I always worry about him when he is staying with me. The vapour rub absorbs very fast and it does seem to help him get a much better nights sleep as he doesn't snore and he can sleep breathing out of my nose with no problems at all.
The rub is very simple to use and it's also very effective at looking after little ones. This particular rub can also be used on adults and when I have been caught by an unexpected cold or flu I have been known to use a little bit of this until I can buy some of the other medicines I like to use if I am unwell. When I am unwell I have been known to rub some of this on to my actual nose to give it a little boost in the time it takes to work. I would recommend keeping this away from your eyes though as the levomenthol is also what is used in 4head and it will make your eyes stream and sting if it gets too close, I definitely would not recommend putting it on the nose of babies just on their back and chest.
If you want something to keep in the cupboard for when those sniffles emerge then this is definitely the product for you. The price is very reasonable and this does work very well at helping to clear chests and noses.
The only difference that I can find with this product is that it actually seems to contain more Eucalyptus Oil than the standard Boots one. You may find that the normal Boots version (which is slightly more economical) works better, if not just as well as this version. I initially purchased this one just because I wanted something mild in the house yet this doesn't seem to be the case when I review the ingredients.
The smell is not vastly different and there really does not seem to be much difference between this and other products that I have used in the past. This product works, effectively, and so I don't particularly mind that I have spent a little more money on this product.
Active Ingredients: Eucalyptus Oil 5% w/w, Levomenthol 1%, Racemic Camphar 6% w/w.
Also contains: White soft paraffin.
Please ensure you read the instructions of use before putting this on yourself and/or your baby.
I have used the normal standard version of Vick's Vapour Rub on numerous occassions over the years, but was reluctant to use it on my children when they were babies as the rub is obviously quite potent and I thought the smell and menthol properties would be a bit overwhelming for their little nasal passages! I then found a Milder version of a vapour rub made by Boots, designed to be less harsh smelling and better suited to younger children. I paid £2 for a 45g pot, which has lasted me a few months so far.
Much like Vicks Vapour Rub in consistency, the mild Boots version has a petroleum jelly like texture and is slightly transparent white. The mild vapour rub also smells like a diluted version of the Vicks original, with the same menthol smells of mint and eucalyptus but much weaker in strength and better suited to younger children.
As with other vapour rubs, you rub a little into the chest and back areas of your child, over the lungs. Believe it or not, it can also be rubbed into the soles of the feet - I'm not sure of the exact science behind this but my mum swears by it, and it's worked for me; I think maybe the heat generated by the vapour rub improves circulation and leads to a decrease in congestion...it worked for me in the past though, and doesn't do any harm, so I also put a little on my children's soles.
The idea is that the methol essential oils are breathed in and absorbed, which helps to soothe breathing, and help with decongestion. I found that using this mild version worked well on my children and helped them to get a better night's sleep when they were suffering from coughs and colds. For myself, I prefer the more powerful original Vicks Vapour Rub, but for children, this milder version is excellent and I can recommend it.
Vapour rub products are a must have for your basic home first aid kit, you never know when you might need a helping hand and as the products generally have long shelf lives they are easy to keep. Vicks vapour rub is probably the most well known branded product but there are other brands that sell for a little less yet still do a good job.
When it comes to buying a good quality gentle yet effective vapour rub product for your baby or younger child, there are a variety of brands you can turn to, such as Boots own brand Mild Vapour Rub for babies and children from 3 months onwards. We found it to be very effective and reasonably priced.
The Boots branded product has a lighter slightly mellower aroma when compared to the full blown adult version. We felt that the softer smelling yet still effective Boots Mild Vapour Rub was a much kinder and more gentle way to help settle our baby and ease a congested nose caused by a chesty cold.
The product comes boxed in a small simple plastic pack with a twist off lid. The outer box is now in light green with yellow highlights which makes it easy to spot on the shelves. You get 45grms of the rub for around £1.99. This small tub should last some time once opened.
The product contains the following ingredients:
Eucalyptus oil 5%, Levomenthol 1%, Racemic Camphar 6%
and Soft White Paraffin.
The product is suitable from age 3 months onwards.
Both older children and adults can use the product, but you may find the stronger smelling adult version more suitable.
Never apply the rub anywhere near your babys face or eyes, as it can really sting and hurt if it comes into contact with that part of your body.
We applied the product when needed to a small piece of cotton muslin when our baby was younger and placed that in between the baby vest and babygro. We felt it was best to apply it that way, so as not to make the effect of the product too strong against our youngsters skin.
The muslin piece was safely between the 2 layers so didn't move about, yet it was still able to release a light aroma of menthol and eucalyptus. We used the muslin as we had read that products like these could cause allergic reactions and redness to the skin and didn't want to risk that with an already snuffly and poorly baby.
When our baby was a little older we used the rub on a piece of cotton wool and then used that to gently apply the rub thinly to the chest and back area. We found that this was fine and gave a good all over aroma of the vapour which really helped to relax and soothe and also lessen the blocked and stuffy feelings caused by chesty colds.
The product was rather good and compared well to other branded products that we have used. It really did help to ease the horrid blocked and chesty feelings that come with winter colds and so I would say that it ought to get a 5 star rate.
As with any product used when your baby is poorly, its always best to check that the product you are buying will be suitable for your childs needs and if there is any doubt its best to consult your GP.
Why this product
If you have a child or baby chances are they will at sometime get a cough and cold and this will often mean that they are awake and so are you in the middle of the night as they cough themselves awake. Like most parents faced with this I frantically grabbed at products on my local Boots shelves. We had tried Vicks with our son and it just seemed to strong for him and the smell seemed to keep him awake so I hoped this milder version would suit him better.
What is it?
This comes in a cardboard box and the product itself is in a white plastic pot. Unlike the picture here on dooyoo the packaging is actually an all green box with a drawing of a child on it.
This is a very similar product to the Vicks Vapour rub in that it is a white translucent gel like substance. It has a sticky quality to it and between your fingers is quite tacky to touch.
Smell wise the scent is very much the eucalyptus notes with a hint of menthol. However though you can smell it is not to the same degree of a Vicks.
In use
The way to use this product is too rub a small amount on to both the back and chest of your little one so the essential oils can be absorbed into the skin and inhaled to give them a better nights sleep and make it easier for them to breath.
We have used this on our son on and off since his first cold and cough hen he was about 9 months old. It rubs in very well and is easily absorbed by the skin. We haven't noticed any adverse reactions on his skin following using this rub. Now that he is a toddler he knows that this rub helps him with his coughs and colds on a night and actually enjoys us rubbing this into his skin and giggles away as it goes tickly when we put it on him. He always likes now to rub a little bit on to his snugly bear too to make sure bear can have a good nights sleep too.
Know whilst this rub isn't going to treat and cure his coughs and colds it certainly makes it easier for him to breath through the night when he is laid on his back. The nights when we have used it he has certainly slept better often not waking at all or only briefly and then has been able to settle quickly back to sleep
The smells is pleasant for him and he does not object to it or find it so over powering that he can't sleep because of it which was what had happened with the Vicks
Active Ingredients
Eucalyptus Oil 5% w/w, Levomenthol 1%, Racemic Camphar 6% w/w.
A great little product that is gentler than Vicks for babies and small children. It certainly has helped our son breath more easily on a night with less coughing waking him and us up. I would definitely recommend this product to people with young children
Where from
This is available from Boots for £1.99 for a 45g pot.
I bought this product for my son not long after he was 3 months old. He had been suffering with a nasty cold, chesty cough and a blocked nose. Being so young there is not a lot that you can give a baby and as he wasn't fussed on calpol i had to find an alternative. After searching the shelves in Boots i eventually come across the vapour rubs. Having used Vicks vapour rub myself i knew how strong it was and was a bit worried that it would be too strong for a baby. I was pleased to find that Boots had a range of their own and they had one that was suitable from the age of 3 months.
I paid slightly over a pound for it and it was a 45g tub, so value wise , i was definately pleased with the price. The box had a picture of a baby on the front with the Boots logo on the front. The actual tub is white with a white screw lid, there is a bright green label going around the middle. I bought it around a year and a half ago so im not sure if the packaging has changed at all.
The actual vapour rub is clear in colour and is quite thick. When you open the tub straight away you can smell the product, it has quite a strong smell. It contains Eucalyptus oil, Levomenthol and Racemc Camphor and white soft paraffin. You can definately smell the Eucalyptus and menthol. This product works exactly the same way as Vicks vapour rub would, with it being milder it doesnt work any less so that is not something that you need to worry about. Although it is quite strong smelling it is not too overpowering and didnt seem to cause my son any discomfort. It has a very long shelf life and as you dont need to use a lot a tub lasts a very long time, i still have 3 quarters of a tub left and i bought this about a year and a half ago.
This product helps you baby with its breathing. It helps to clear blocked noses and clear congestion caused by colds. It also helps with all symptons of colds and coughs.
For babies and younger children this is to be used sparingly by rubbing into their chest and back. For older children and adults a generous amount can be applied in the same way. This is especially good to use at bed time to help with symptoms and discomfort.
The vapour rub can sometimes cause skin irritations or in some cases an allergic reaction, it can cause red, itchy skin or a rash. Monitoring your child and checking their skin after use will help to decide whether or not this is suitable for your child.
I would recommend this to any parent with a young baby, for me this product is essential to keep in the cupboard for when your child is ill.
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I have tried a variety of NVidia drivers, using the NVidia installer, finally settling on 313.09. With all of these versions I experience a hard freeze every couple of days. By 'hard freeze' I mean the display freezes and there is no response from mouse and keyboard, a reboot from the power switch is required. This with a GTS 450.
Has anybody else experienced this issue?
Blind guess: maybe the nvidia drivers you tried are not fully compatible with mesa 9.1? See recent entry in the Changelog:
x/mesa-9.1-i486-1.txz: Upgraded.
I'm using an Nvidia optimus laptop and have yet to experience these freezes (when I use the Nvidia card).
Seriously, do you use the (same) proprietary driver?
Yes, I wouldn't have posted otherwise. I tested 313.09 for awhile (to see any if there were any improved FPS results in certain programs), and when I didn't see any I reverted back to 310.32, but no problems on either of them.
So I have disabled hardware acceleration with Flash and I will install the latest 310 drivers and then cross my fingers...
Perhaps not, I did all of the above and the system again froze :). This time opening a new tab in Firefox directed from an URL in mutt...
Spending far too much time with this one :(. Tried nouveau for a while and it looks like a reasonable backup if all else fails. Disabled compositing in xorg.conf as it seems to be a villain in a number of bug reports...
I dont know if this helps, but I've also been experiencing problems with the nvidia driver and I suspect that the numerous random freezes that have been reported in the net arise from different bugs. Hence, there is no simple solution for the problem. Sometimes, the suggested fixes work, but quite often they dont. It all depends on the combination of the driver and the kernel. In my case, crashes start becoming frequent when I upgraded to nvidia 310.32. The symptoms were always the same: a frozen video display, but the computer was still working. Loging in via ssh allowed me to restart the machine after some house-cleaning, but interestingly I couldnt find any traces KDE or even X!
dmesg consistently displayed this message
irq 16: nobody cared (try booting with the "irqpoll" option)
Pid: 1773, comm: kwin Tainted: P O 3.6.03.6 #4
Call Trace:
<IRQ> [<ffffffff8108ac9f>] ? __report_bad_irq+0x2f/0xd0
[<ffffffff8108afb5>] ? note_interrupt+0x1d5/0x220
[<ffffffff810889ae>] ? handle_irq_event_percpu+0x7e/0x140
[<ffffffff81088aaa>] ? handle_irq_event+0x3a/0x70
[<ffffffff8108b9ac>] ? handle_fasteoi_irq+0x4c/0xe0
[<ffffffff81004335>] ? handle_irq+0x15/0x20
[<ffffffff81004242>] ? do_IRQ+0x52/0xd0
[<ffffffff8146bca7>] ? common_interrupt+0x67/0x67
<EOI> [<ffffffff8146c3a2>] ? system_call_fastpath+0x16/0x1b
[<ffffffff812ef200>] usb_hcd_irq
[<ffffffffa07c3b30>] nv_kern_isr [nvidia]
Disabling IRQ #16
After googling for this, Ive tried all different sorts of suggested fixes (irqpoll in lilo header, /usr/bin/nvidia-smi -pm 1 in rc.local, etc) but freezes still occurred randomly. I was about to change my old nvidia 8600GT when I upgraded to kernel 3.8.03.6, keeping nvidia 310.32, irqpoll in lilo and /usr/bin/nvidia-smi -pm 1 in rc.local, and I havent seen a frozen screen since then!
PS: I'm not running -current. It's a slack64 multilib setup. Only the kernel, nvidia blob, and standard patches were upgraded
Thanks for that Sairum. So far I have:
So now I will sit tight and see if I have beaten the freezes...
Still getting the odd hard freeze so for the moment I have removed the NVidia drivers and I have decided to use nouveau for a couple of months. Then perhaps try newer NVidia drivers and see if the issue is resolved. Nouveau seems to work well enough, I miss the 3d acceleration in my vms and d2x-rebirth will not run but a stable system may very well be worth the price...
Running -Current doesn't always mean that everything will work perfectly with the system.
Proprietary drivers are no exception.
The Nvidia driver shouldn't even have top worry about LibMesa at all as it contains it's own OpenGL libraries.
Because you have an Optimus setup...
Try this website for help getting the Optimus muxer support known as Bumblebee working.
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A US study using census data shows that religion here and in eight other Western world countries is set for extinction.
Census data was taken from as far back as a century from countries in which the census queried religious affiliation: Australia, Austria, Canada, the Czech Republic, Finland, Ireland, the Netherlands, New Zealand and Switzerland.
The result, reported at the American Physical Society meeting, indicates that religion will all but die out altogether in those countries.
In New Zealand, it's thought around half of all Kiwis claim no religious affiliation.
Massey University Associate Professor of History Peter Lineham says in the 1950s, around 10% of New Zealanders had no religious affiliation. He says that increased to 45% in the 2006 census.
"Hopefully the 2011 Census will take place at some point next year and we'll know the latest figures, but it surely will have gone up to over 50%," he told Newstalk ZB.
Professor Lineham says the study would have very different results if the study looked at other countries.
"If they took any countries beyond the western countries they've named, they would actually have the opposite phenomenon of religion getting larger."


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Event Photo Marketing is new marketing tool for branding, customer engagement and social media.
Orlando, FL (PRWEB) December 06, 2012
Professional Images Photography announces record year for Holiday Event Photography and Event Photo Marketing Photography business. 2012 will indeed go down as the year Joseph Rodriguez, owner of Professional Images Photography, has increased growth in sales, products and services.
Holiday Event Photography services has been expanded to include onsite printing for green screen photography that can drop in any holiday image and also custom muslin backgrounds. Santa Photos is also a big request for corporate groups, churches and any organization that would like to have Santa come to them instead of employees and guests waiting in long lines at the mall. Event photography is another service that provides complete coverage to company Holiday Parties and private parties. Another service is a new product using Instagram to take and print photos right on site by the guests own smart phone. Marketing and advertising started in October 2012 and proved to be the key to getting clients. In today's economic uncertainty many are on tight budgets and planning ahead is key but not always followed. During the last week of November over 100 requests for bookings from across the countries have been received. With over 30 photographers and assistants Professional Images Photography easily accommodates any size group.
Event Photo Marketing has also seen an increase in 2012 with marketing agencies, trade show agencies, events, concerts, and conventions seeking photography services that help increase customer engagement using onsite printing photography with green screen, step and repeat, and photo activation where guests to to a private website to view, share and download images upon entering information such as name, email and if requested answering questions or requesting information about product or services. It is the goal of Professional Images Photography to make their client successful.
About us:
Since 1987 Professional Images Photography has been providing Convention Photography services Nationwide. Based in San Antonio, TX with offices in Houston, Orlando, Washington D.C., New York and coming soon to Las Vegas, NV. 1.888.486.3241


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Every weekday at 10 a.m., the hosts at Classical MPR play a standout work based on the theme for the week. We call these works Morning Glories.
April showers bring May flowers, they say. So now that we're into the month of May, we'll bring you these five timely Morning Glories. Let's hope they're as welcome as flowers that bloom in the spring!
MondayFrançaix: The Floral Clock
Some flowers open in the morning, some in the afternoon plant them all, and you'll have a floral clock.
TuesdayFalla: Nights in the Gardens of Spain
The gardens evoked here are rich in Spanish atmosphere and rhythm.
WednesdaySibelius: The Flowers
Sibelius could write both massive symphonies, and miniatures, like these pieces for piano.
ThursdayRodrigo: Music for a Garden
Garden music by the composer of the Concierto de Aranjuez.
FridayPeterson-Berger: Flowers from Frösö
These "flowers" are musical memories of Frösö, a Swedish island where the composer had a home.


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The Virtual Drugstore1 Jun, 2008 By: Jacqueline Renfrow Response
Pharmaceutical companies are projected to generate $10.6 billion in sales through direct marketing in 2008. That number is expected to reach as much as $15.2 billion by 2012, according to a study from the Direct Marketing Association (DMA).
Building Trust Through Education
DR marketing a pharmaceutical product begins well before a drug's launch, and the initial campaign focus is usually on education.
"You need to put nomenclature around a particular disease state, create common terminology in order to reference it," says Walter Capone, vice president, commercial development and operations at Progenics Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Progenics, based in Tarrytown, N.Y., recently received FDA approval and is only weeks away from launching Relistor, a drug for opioid-induced constipation (OIC) for those with terminal illnesses. Though Progenics owns the patent rights, the product is being marketed exclusively by Wyeth. Entering into a specialty market, Progenics is facing the challenge of introducing a new drug that is unlike anything on the market. So the first step was to create awareness for roughly six months prior to the FDA approval.
The Next Generation of Viral
Another challenge for marketing Relistor is targeting and educating different types of healthcare providers. Most of the potential customers of Relistor are in homecare, so Wyeth has to reach out to primary care physicians, specialists, oncologists, pulmenologists and pain specialists. The marketing team tackles this issue by using several DR channels including print in healthcare journals, Web-based outreach, continuing education conferences, registered users on Wyeth and a sales force.
Another company that uses DR marketing for education and building trust is the online drug retailer eDrugSearch.com. In fact, Cary Byrd, the company's president, founded the pharmacy on the principal that consumers are often distrustful of the drugs they find online. The Web site is meant to be an affordable safe haven. Therefore, the site only offers partnerships with pharmacies that have passed a 10-point prescreening process.
"I'm simply giving people the means to learn more and to educate themselves by sharing their stories and experiences with others," says Byrd. "Our site gives members access to FDA data, to the latest industry and drug-specific news and to a network of consumers who have similar health-related interests and concerns."
Diplomat Pharmacy creates drug regimens for chronically ill patients. The online retailer often partners with drug manufacturers to create co-branded sales pieces for the Web site.
Going Digital
What are some of the benefits of marketing digitally in the pharmaceutical space? It's cost effective, immediate and accessible. Moreover, nearly 60 percent of physicians in the United States use a PDA to reference clinical information.
Marketers were already using this medium as a way to push continuing medical education courses (CMEs), and now pharmaceutical companies are using the device to send relevant medical news alerts. This is effective target marketing for pharmaceuticals that have previously collected data — medical specialty, geography, insurance coverage plans — from each physician's prescription.
Progenics, through Wyeth, is using direct-to-physician marketing through digital means, such as search engine optimization (SEO), as well as E-detailing of healthcare workers that have shown interest and physicians currently prescribing drugs for OIC. Malone says the switch to digital is partly a monetary factor. As sales forces decrease, digital allows pharmaceuticals to gain an edge on releasing the latest trends in a timely manner.
Perhaps the most important digital channel is the Internet. Many companies are investing heavily in the Web for both acquisition and retention of consumers. The use of the Internet can range from posting educational and promotional content, such as sites like WebMD, Revolution Health and RealAge, to those leveraging YouTube and community sites to promote disease diagnoses and treatment.
For a Web-based business like eDrugSearch.com, the burden of successful DR marketing can often be tied to the quality of the site. Byrd says the team works to create a wealth of information, social networking features, a blog and an easy to navigate site in order to get visitors to come back and spend more time.
"I think when you're an Internet retailer, virtually everything you do online should be geared to generate a direct response," says Byrd. This is definitely true for eDrugSearch.com, which focuses primarily on SEO so that people searching for popular medications will find the site and stay to buy. "Later this year, we will begin an aggressive advertising program, which will include affiliate marketing, pay-per-click advertising and banner ads," says Byrd. "Many of these advertisements will feature special offers such as drug discounts or other incentives to act."
As with other online businesses, eDrugSearch.com owes much of its success to the convenience and price break factor of Internet retail. Selling online empowers a consumer to "shop around" for the lowest prices and forces pharmacies to compete.
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Sheepskin products manufacturer UGG has moved to new premises at Miami on the Gold Coast to accommodate its expansion plans. The 1160 sq m factory and showroom at 23-25 Christine Avenue has a three-by-three year lease of about $120,000 net rental per year. Tony Stone and Greg Watons of Ray White Commercial brokered the lease.
News Local has taken 277.5 sq m in Erina's Fountain Corporate centre on the NSW Central Coast. The five-year lease comes with a five-year extension option at a gross rental of $106,234 a year. Brad Rogers of LJ Hooker Commercial and Tim Gunasinghe of Commercial HQ arranged the deal.
Television production group Southern Star Entertainment is taking 750 sq m on a five-year term with a five-year option at McMahons Point, Sydney. The gross rental at 44-60 Victoria Street is $305,000 a year. Kellie Tattersall of Taylor Nicholas negotiated the terms.
Media and communications company The Fuel Agency has leased the 500 sq m top floor at 126 Wellington Parade, East Melbourne. The five-year lease from Sullivan Land Investments, at $425 sq m per year, was negotiated by Michael Simonds of Jones Lang LaSalle.
Global power generation company Intergen has agreed terms on a five- year lease in Sydney's CBD. The recently-refurbished 332 sq m office space at 39 Martin Place has an annual gross rental of $700 a sq m. Joshua Pails of Savills brokered the deal on behalf of Colonial First State Global Asset Management.
Ice creamery Nitrogenie has leased 44 sq m at Noosa Heads on the Sunshine Coast. Net rental for the 32 Hastings Street shop is about $120,000 a year and Nitrogenie has taken out a three-by-three year lease. Paul Forrest and Paul Butler of Ray White Commercial handled the deal.
Print, copy and internet services provider Print on Demand is moving to the CQ Building in Melbourne's CBD. The 123 Queen Street property comprises 130 sq m of retail space on the ground floor. The three-year lease is worth about $100,000 a year, net. Michael Di Carlo and Jeremy Marmur of Savills negotiated the lease.
Thermacon Insulation has leased an industrial site at Kewdale, Perth on a five-by-five term. The 1400 sq m of hardstand area on a 2676 sq m block has an annual gross face rental of $100 sq m. Andrew Fife of Colliers International negotiated.
Australian Outdoor Living has signed a three-year lease with a three-year option for 1050 sq m at Minchinbury, Sydney. The newly- refurbished office space at 35 Sterling Road attracted an annual gross face rental of $120 per sq m. John Micallef of LJ Hooker Commercial arranged the lease.
Only About Children has taken a five-year lease on 801 sq m of offices at McMahons Point, Sydney at annual gross rental of $506 sq m. The recently upgraded building at 182 Blues Point Road is now fully leased. Justin Hayes of Jones Lang LaSalle arranged the lease.
Food and beverage retailer Madam Squint has moved to 353 Little Collins Street in Melbourne's CBD. A three-year lease has been struck for the 47 sq m of space at a net rental in excess of $2000 sq m per year. Michael Di Carlo and Jeremy Marmur of Savills brokered the deal.
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god save mcqueen
>> I was beginning to be worried about what to look forward to next spring, this season's shows have been for the most part uninspired. Like everyone's creative juices weren't flowing quite right.
But leave it to McQueen to save the season. His demicouture dresses, influenced by trapped petals, Goya drawings, Mexican dress and the Marchioness Luisa Casati, are just as expected -- absolutely beautiful.
More to come tomorrow when the pictures are better. A tiny video of the finale, complete with orchestral version of the Stones' Paint it Black can be seen here.


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City talks assessments for utilities project
The utilities portion of the Highway 10 and Highway 59 reconstruction project won't be an overwhelming cost to area residents and businesses.
Tuesday evening, at the regular Detroit Lakes City Council meeting, City Engineer Jon Pratt talked about the sewer and wastewater portions of the project, which will also include Thomas Avenue and Morrow Avenue.
The total cost of utilities for the project is estimated at $1.5 million. The utilities are being done in conjunction with the Minnesota Department of Transportation's highway project.
The highway project includes bringing a connecting frontage road from the downtown portion of the city to the west side of town with the big box stores. It also includes an underpass at Highway 59 and Thomas Street.
For the utilities portion, Pratt said he looked at the sewer and water lines and determined which should be replaced. There will also be a couple lift stations that will need to be moved, and a water main loop by Airport Road to service the stores and development in that area will be included.
Any utilities that the city needs to relocate, like the lift stations for example, will not be assessed to property owners.
About $88,000 of the $1.5 million project will be assessed to property owners, and the city share will be $1.4 million.
The sanitary sewer assessments will be about $47 per frontage foot of lots, sewer service laterals will be $2,100 each, and the water main loop portion will be $385 per acre to the businesses west of town from the old Grover's property to the airport.
The water main loop is a secondary, back-up line to use if there are any problems with the main line. Pratt said it's difficult to assess the project because it is a secondary line. That portion of the project is $350,000, and the businesses will be assessed $50,000 of the cost.
Construction on the Highways 10/59 project is scheduled to begin in May 2015. It is a MnDOT project with cooperation from the city.
It should be finished the following year.
Next summer, MnDOT will hold a series of public meetings for comment and to show people the plans.
Other items at the council meeting Tuesday included
- Liquor license costs are increasing for 2014.
On-sale intoxicating liquor is going from $3,300 a year to $3,400. On-sale 3.2 malt liquor, off-sale 3.2 malt liquor and off-sale grocery stores are increasing from $300 a year to $315. On-sale intoxicating special is going from $100 per event to $125.
- Pratt also gave a brief update on the Minnesota Avenue project that has been going on all summer and isn't quite finished. The north portion of the street is completed, but the south portion from Frazee Street to Willow Street has yet to be paved. He said if Mother Nature cooperates, the street will be paved Thursday, but if not, it will be filled in with gravel for the winter and finished next spring.
- There will be a public meeting at the Dec. 10 regular meeting of the council to go over the construction improvements to Washington Avenue from Highway 10 to Frazee Street.
- The city council and Becker County Board have entered a joint agreement with Oertel Architects, LTD, of St. Paul for a space needs assessment and cost analysis for a new joint public works facility. The $27,000 cost will be split by the city and county.
- Because of the late spring this year, the Detroit Country Club struggled to make up for a substantial loss in green fees and asked the council to accept interest-only payments on the Country Club's loan from Dec. 31 to May 1, 2014. They also requested the city forgive the first of the year lease payment.
The County Club lost about $118,000, or 13 percent, in revenue due to the late spring.
With the two requests from the Country Club, it will be able to relieve about $48,000-$49,000 over the five month period.
The council approved the requests.
- The council entered into an agreement with Short Elliot Hendrickson for a facilities study to explore options for wastewater treatment improvements.
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By DE Editors
Cray announced the launch of its next-generation high-end supercomputing system, the Cray XC30 supercomputer, previously code-named Cascade.
The Cray XC30 combines the new Aries interconnect, Intel Xeon processors, Cray's software environment, and new power and cooling technologies to create a production supercomputer that is designed to scale high performance computing (HPC) workloads of more than 100 petaflops, the company says.
"After several years of incredibly hard work focused on completing the most ambitious R&D program in our company's history, today's unveiling of the Cray XC30 supercomputer is an exciting moment for Cray employees and our customers who have been eagerly anticipating what is an amazing new system," said Peter Ungaro, president and CEO of Cray. "As a follow on to our most successful, productive line of supercomputers, the Cray XC30 is the realization of our Adaptive Supercomputing vision and will provide researchers, scientists and engineers with a system that can adapt to fit their most demanding applications. We're off to a great start with more than $100 million in contracts for this system, and we believe the Cray XC30 series of supercomputers will allow a broader base of users to leverage the world's most advanced supercomputing technology."
Cray's new system features the HPC-optimized Aries system interconnect; a new Dragonfly topology that frees applications from locality constraints; a new cooling system that utilizes a transverse airflow to lower customers' total cost of ownership; the next-generation of the scalable, high performance Cray Linux Environment that also supports a range of ISV applications; Cray's HPC-optimized programming environment; and the ability to handle a variety of processor types including the Intel Xeon processors.
The Cray XC30 will utilize the Intel Xeon processors E5-2600 product family, and with these Intel processors, Cray XC30 systems can scale in excess of one million cores, the company says. Additionally, future versions of the Cray XC family of supercomputers will be available with the new Intel Xeon Phi coprocessors, and NVIDIA Tesla GPUs, based on the next-generation NVIDIA Kepler GPU computing architecture.
Early shipments of the Cray XC30 are starting now, and systems are expected to be widely available in first quarter of 2013.
For more information, visit Cray.
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.


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hawaii is done fellas...garbage team ...lost 4 straight,got blown out last game and the line was utah st -1? vegas sure knows how to bait people in
I can't even begin to tell you. I was so miserable there. I don't have anything against the South but it is not the place for me.


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Leucadia writer Janet Eoff Berend's job as an English teacher at La Costa Canyon High School got her creative juices flowing. Listening to her teenaged students in her classroom inspired her to write "Vertical," a book from the perspective of a young skateboarder who slowly finds courage in the face of a gut-wrenching decision. Berend will sign copies of "Vertical" at E Street Café Oct. 20 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Were there any of your students in particular that gave you the idea for your main character and this book?
I had these two boys in my class that were skateboarders. And they just completely fascinated me because they spoke this skater slang. But they would have these really profound moments where they would be talking about things that really matter. But they would still be speaking in their skater slang. I found that really interesting. I wanted to explore that; the novel grew from there.
How did you go about researching and honing that skateboarding voice?
My research had to do with hanging out at the (Magdalena Ecke Family) YMCA Skatepark with my son and watching. And of course, going on the Internet and looking at skateboarding footage on YouTube. I would literally transcribe how they would talk about skateboarding. From there, I would try to capture that in my skateboarding scenes. Then I had two former students read those scenes and help me get the words right.
Although skateboarding-centric, the novel is also filled with literary references. For what reason did you choose to incorporate those into the book?
It wasn't like I'm going to write a skateboarding book and put literary references from "Of Mice and Men" into it. It happened as the story unfolded. Some of the book takes place at school in an English classroom. The main character is on restriction from skating unless he improves his grades. I'm an English teacher, so I know from that point of view what it is we're trying to get kids to think about when we talk about literature. So that kind of seeped into the novel. It doesn't feel like those references are being projected onto the story; it feels like they're planted in and it makes sense. The literature ends up helping guide him.
Skateboarder and X-Games gold medalist Danny Way reviewed the book. How did that come about?
Danny Way is an acquaintance of a friend of mine. My friend asked him to review the book and he graciously accepted. What's cool about that is Josh's (the main character) hero in the story is Danny Way. He has a poster of Danny Way jumping over the Great Wall of China. When Josh is at his lowest moment, he stares at this poster of Danny Way and there's this pivotal moment. For Danny Way to review the book and give it the thumbs up was absolutely thrilling.


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NORTH TAMPA — Glass and gravel on a vacant lot at a corner of 40th and Yukon streets are all that's left of Harry Jagmohan's dream. He uprooted his wife and teenage son from New York to be near family in 2003. In the process, he bought the lease on a convenience store — something he could pass down to his son. But one year after Jagmohan was up and running, Tampa officials told him his business was too close to the street and would need to be razed for a scheduled road project. "I was in complete shock," Jagmohan said. "It was unfair because I did not know that when I signed the lease." Construction crews have been demolishing buildings as the city pushes forward — and Jagmohan's isn't the only independent business being left behind. City officials say Temple Crest residents had been requesting the widening of 40th Street for nearly 40 years. The project didn't get legs until Mayor Pam Iorio took office five years ago and made 40th Street a priority.
Fortieth Street leads visitors coming from Interstate 4 to Busch Gardens and the University of South Florida.
"It was a two-lane, unlit, curvy road with no drainage,'' said Jean Dorzback, the city's 40th Street project manager. "It certainly will be a better corridor to attractions in the area and a better road for residents."
Peppered with orange construction signs, the stretch of road from Hillsborough Avenue to Fowler Avenue looks like a work in progress. The two-lane portions are bumpy with faded lines. Some shopping centers have crumbling facades and some have revamped signs. The finished portions of the five-phase project are pristine four-lane roads with landscaping and new traffic-control signs.
But as Jagmohan sees it, the plan left no room for independent businesses.
"After we closed, a lot of the people who live in the apartments over there moved because there was no place nearby to get food," he said.
Business owners miss the conveniences, too.
"When we needed ice or something else little, we used to be able to run over there and get what we needed," said Reginald Oliver, co-owner of Reggie and Jay's Soul Food.
Nothing comes easy
Jagmohan is no stranger to upheaval. Born in Guyana, he moved with his family to New York in 1980 in the wake of the Jonestown massacre.
He studied real state at a technical school. With help from family and friends, he bought his first building to rent.
In 2002, while trying to collect from a delinquent tenant, Jagmohan was stabbed eight times in the abdomen before falling down the stairs.
"He even stabbed me in the liver," he said.
Now disabled, he cannot take a job that requires heavy lifting.
The store seemed like a great business venture — until the city came knocking. Jagmohan hired David Caldevilla, an attorney who has extensive experience dealing with eminent domain cases.
Jagmohan received $175,000 — $75,000 less than he has borrowed from family members.
Feeling the pain
And it seems that everyone is losing money.
Oliver blames the road project, the rising price of gas and the downturn of the economy.
"Business is really slow," Oliver said. "Much slower than when we first moved here about 18 months ago."
He and his neighbors in the Bella Plaza shopping center may be taking a few more hits in the future. The eight-store center, which has only three tenants today, must relocate its parking lot or rebuild farther from the road to fit on its smaller property.
"The owner told us at the most we'd only be closed for three months or so if he rebuilt the center," said Valerie Bass, owner of Valerie's Accessories.
"If he does, we'll just have to find something else to do in the meantime to stay afloat."
Dorzback acknowledged that some businesses will be casualties to the road's expansion.
"There is always a price to pay with a project this scale," she said. But "there is a lot of opportunity for the community, which I know has the desire to attract a lot of smaller scale businesses that will cover a lot of their needs."
A different look
Temple Crest is a mixed community of middle- and working-class families, with a few apartment complexes filled with students and low-income families.
Terry Neal, the Civic Association president, said that there has been no big rallying cry to save the businesses that have been demolished.
"There hasn't really been too much of anything about the businesses that are already gone," Neal said. "But one concern we have had is that the city is not zoning any of the property until all of it is purchased — which makes it difficult for some businesses to start their rebuild."
Mainstays like the 40th Street Fish Market are in limbo until all the other deals are closed, Neal explained.
But overall, he said, many homeowners are responding positively to the road improvements.
"We're trying to make it a centerpiece like Temple Terrace's downtown redevelopment," he said.
That leaves Jagmohan falling back on his former profession: real estate management. He owns several houses in the Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard area that he rents. But he says the job wears on him. There are lulls in activity.
"In the store, you would work 12 or 13 hours and there was always something to do," he said.
He misses his neighbors and his customers.
"It's a shame because now they have to travel much farther for the small things," he said. "In these times, that can be a serious problem for some."
Robbyn Mitchell can be reached at email@example.com or (813) 269-5313.


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I will start off this blog by introducing the University of Arizona College of Architecture.
4th year studio
9.15.06 mapping review
Renzo detail model from collegues
Ando model of Japanese Pavillion from collegues
an untimely title for your blog, given that pablo santos died today. obviously coincidence, since you posted first.
and the models ARE nice. look forward to seeing more.
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- October 4, 2006, 4:50 AM
Fractional provider CitationShares recently announced three new programs for its customers. Preferred Positioning lets customers book and purchase–at a steep discount–positioning (deadhead) flights on fractional aircraft. Caribbean Express enables CitationShares' fractional owners to travel to the Caribbean and Costa Rica without incurring repositioning fees on Saturday trips that fall within designated four-hour windows. Vector Value Plus allows fractional owners to buy additional flight hours at a discount through the Vector jet-card program.


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Raichur: Calls for affirmative action for Muslims in various fields may have been put on the back burner, but the community has not given up its struggle for the cause.
With a view to seek a 12 percent quota in education, jobs, and the political process in the Karnataka, a six-district conference has been scheduled at the Princess Fatima Esin College here on January 30, 2011.
Being organised by the Dalit Muslim Backward Federation, the conference is likely to be attended to former Chief Minister and JD (S) leader H.D. Kumaraswamy.
Mr. Abdul Hameed, Chairman of the Faran Education Society, Gulbarga will preside over the function. Chief guests include former M.P. Ilyas Azmi from Lucknow; Saleem Ahmad Khan Peerzada from Aligarh; Prof. Sulaiman, Member of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB), Kanpur; B.Z. Zameer Ahmad Khan, MLA, Chamarajpet, Bangalore; Kunwar Danish Ali from New Delhi; Lal Jaan Pasha, former M.P., Andhra Pradesh; Zulfiqar Ali Hashmi, former MLA, Bidar; Siraj Sait, Kerala; Shakeel Nawaz, Bangalore; Naseem Patel, President, Bidar Zilla Panchayat; Surya Narayan Reddy, Bellary, etc.