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I kind of think that I might have gotten sick from the recalled eggs. We do not keep our egg cartons and a few weeks ago I bought a different brand. I got them from Albertsons and their eggs are on the list. The symptoms range from cramps and nausea to vomiting, diarrhea and fever. I do have IBS, but it has never been this bad. It is like I have taken colonoscopy prep. It is pretty awful. yuck.
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Posted 8/24/2010 2:25 PM (GMT -7)
Hi sue, sorry you are sick, hopefully you are throwing out the rest of the eggs. You should probably get checked out by a dr. too. Hope you feel better soon.
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Posted 8/24/2010 2:27 PM (GMT -7)
Sue, I love eggs and checked out the carton and it was OK. I'm so sorry that you
are suffering such yucky symptoms. I hope you feel better soon! Don't let yourself
get dehydrated!!!
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Posted 8/24/2010 2:28 PM (GMT -7)
(((( Sue ))))
Oh you poor thing. Having been through utter heck this last month with stomach issues - I sincerely sympathize. I think Shirley is right, do get checked out by your doc. Salmonella is a very unpleasant thing to deal with. They can do something to help you. I think they take a stool sample for identification.
REALLY hope you feel better soon.
EDIT: Robin in so right about
staying hydrated. I dehyrdrated twice - it wasn't pretty. Gatorade (not the artificially sweetened one) mixed with water at room temp helps a lot. That's what my docs had me do. It will put back some of the potassium you are probably losing, too.
Why my username? It is real life nickname. I love chickens. Will have my flock of hens one day! :D .............. DX'd with Fibromyalgia, chronic hives, sensitivities and allergies, migraines with auras, tmj, and IBS. Not sure what else!
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Posted 8/24/2010 5:19 PM (GMT -7)
We had some of the recalled eggs. Fortunately, no one got sick. I got salmanella about
24 years ago so I only eat well-cooked eggs. I remember it very clearly because I couldn't take my birth control pills for a while afterwards and ended up with a daughter.
If you seem to be "exploding" about
every 20 or 30 minutes, you probably have it. It is awful and can last for days. You should see a doc, they can take a culture. This helps track the infection.
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Posted 8/24/2010 6:07 PM (GMT -7)
It is a bad case of the stomach flu. I got severely dehydrated and had to go get an iv of fluids. I am still deficient, but not dangerously so. Only sips of water and attempt to stop the diarrhea. home now and going to rest.
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I'm glad I saw your post Sue, as I haven't really been following the 'rotten egg' story. I looked and ours are on the list. I don't eat eggs (allergic)... the hubby does and he hasn't gotten sick but I tossed the rest of the carton out as I forgot where I bought them!
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Posted 8/25/2010 6:55 AM (GMT -7)
((( Sue )))
Went through similar last month. I am sooooo sorry you're in the middle of it. Hope you can get good rest and recover quickly.
Let us know how you are when you feel up to it.
Why my username? It is real life nickname. I love chickens. Will have my flock of hens one day! :D .............. DX'd with Fibromyalgia, chronic hives, sensitivities and allergies, migraines with auras, tmj, and IBS. Not sure what else!
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Thank goodness my chickens are laying again but they are hiding most of them in the hay section of the barn. We are getting enough for us but no extra like usual.
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Posted 8/25/2010 1:36 PM (GMT -7)
How many of you are like this: I fought going to the doctor. But in my defense, the advice nurse said to call 911 or have someone drive me to emergency or go to an appointment 3 hours later or stay home at eat toast and yogurt. Seriously? How could all of those options be viable? So I chose to try staying home and ended up going to the doctor appointment. I didn't even realize how sick I was until today when I read the papers the doctor gave me after the appointment. They gave me a liter of fluids via IV and the nurse said I was severely dehydrated evidenced by the fact that my veins were completely flat and collapsed. My heart rate was high and blood pressure was low.
Maybe my hesitation at going to the doctor comes from the multiple tries I have had to get them to pay attention to me and realize that something was wrong. I practically had to diagnose myself with fibromyalgia before my doctor would consider it. I had to fight for my blue parking placard. When I had the swine flu, I called the doctor twice for help and was berated (it was the advice nurse again).
I am glad I went and am feeling much better now. I am still a little weak and tired, but have eaten a little and my hydration is back up. I'd just like to figure out why I cannot trust myself. That must stop. I guess awareness of a problem is a step in the right direction. But I have made that step before and want to take another step toward believing and trusting myself. How does one do that?
ps: do people with fibro experience illness more severely or something?
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Sue, I can really understand every word you wrote here.
First - yes, people with fibro DO experience illness more severely. I have that from the horse's mouth - my new rheumy told me that often his patients will catch the same illness as another person but it almost takes them down - and it takes much longer to recover. He told me it was not abnormal for me to have been so sick this last month after what may have been a viral thing. So yes, you're right.
One note - your presentation at the doctor - severely dehydrated after severe diarrhea (not vomiting, right?). The first time I went in they gave me 2 bags of fluids. The second time (2 weeks later) they gave me one bag. And yes, my veins were collapsed. My blood pressure dropped (I'm low anyway) and my heart was going mad. If it is the same thing somehow, be extra good to yourself even though you're feeling sort of better. For me, it was a long rough ride to get better. I wish you much speed!
And - yes, I am like you when it comes to going in. I had never EVER been in the ER for myself before this incident and was proud of that. I try not to go to the doctor because like you I've been treated badly many times in the past. One phone nurse was rude to me when I was so sick - another one nearly freaked out that I wasn't in the ER with my symptoms (her daughter has crohn's and she recognized my symptoms were dehydration.)
How does one believe in themselves? Gradually you build on it. I'm working danged hard every day to do just that. Take baby steps and re-wire your thinking about
yourself. Catch any negative talk and reverse it. If I say, "I can't do that, I'm stupid" I stop myself and say, "Wait a minute. I can do a lot of things. I'm smart enough to figure things out. I've figured out loads of things before. I'm bright!" It helps a lot. Daily effort in small doses will get us there.
Why my username? It is real life nickname. I love chickens. Will have my flock of hens one day! :D .............. DX'd with Fibromyalgia, chronic hives, sensitivities and allergies, migraines with auras, tmj, and IBS. Not sure what else!
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Posted 8/25/2010 2:57 PM (GMT -7)
My new motto is when in doubt get checked out. lol
Now I have to learn to abide by it. I think we get so used to everything being the fibro and that when we go in they wont find anything that it is easy for us to put it off. I have done that many times but I am definitely trying to change my thinking now. I think we all need to rethink things and tell ourselves better to be safe than sorry.
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Should the Canucks Extend Erik Gudbranson's Contract?
J.D. Burke
December 22 2016 03:20PM
Photo Credit: Anne-Marie Sorvin - USA TODAY Sports
The Canucks didn't finish paying for Erik Gudbranson when they spent Jared McCann and a pair of picks to land the rugged blue liner from the Florida Panthers. Cap space is an asset, and the Canucks are a week away from the door opening to lay the ground work for how much they'll invest in their prized defenceman.
Gudbranson, playing on a one-year deal valued at $3.5-million, is a restricted free agent at season's end. The Canucks, though, can't begin contract negotiations until the turn of the calendar year.
If the Panthers failed attempts to lock up Gudbranson are any indication, he's not coming cheap either. Gudbranson reportedly turned down a four-year offer valued at $4-million per season before being dealt. Everything we've heard since indicates he's looking to secure something north of the $5-million mark annually on a long-term deal.
That's a tall ask for a player who's never crested 15 points. Then again, Gudbranson's game is predicated on strong play away from the puck. He's a defensive defenceman first and foremost, so we should view him primarily through that lens. With that, let's dive into Gudbranson's career, what we should expect and whether that's worth anywhere near what he's asking.
NHLNotebook: A rough night in Glendale, Patrik Laine is awesome and #CunnyCan!
Zach Laing
December 22 2016 02:17PM
The NHLN Notebook is a semi-regular feature of interesting hockey content from the past few days that doesn't quite deserve its own article.
Today's NHLNotebook covers a rough night in Glendale that saw 81 PIMS, Patrik Laine being Patrik Laine and the amazing story of Craig Cunningham.
Consolidated 2017 Draft Rankings: December
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December 22 2016 01:00PM
The 2017 NHL Entry draft is still a little over six months away, but for some teams' fanbases (including that of the Vancouver Canucks), the draft can't come soon enough.
In the interest of being overprepared, I've put together a consolidated draft rankings, in the vein of what Tom Hunter and Jon Steitzer did for The Leafs Nation last year (and Tom is continuing to do this year at the Bloggers Tribune). Now we can get a nice early glimpse at who's projected to go at the top of the draft and throughout the first round, and by continuing to follow the ranks each month, we can get a good idea of whose stock is rising and falling.
Does James van Riemsdyk make sense for the Leafs in the long term?
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December 22 2016 12:21PM
With plenty of trade talk swirling around James van Riemsdyk in the last week or so, of course there's going to be an emerging debate over whether it's the right thing to do, under the usual disclaimer that anyone is worth trading for the right return. But some of the speculation out there has caused its fair share of worry, with the Kessel trade being cited as a potential comparison, or even the Hall-for-Larsson deal most recently. I've also seen a potential JVR-for-Josh Manson swap floated out there plenty.
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Before I answer the question: "How is nature critical to a twenty-first century urban ethic?" I first need to ask the more fundamental question: "What is nature and how is it constructed by people in our increasingly different and diverse urban communities?" Cities of difference are places where we are "in the presence of otherness," as Sennett puts it—namely, our increasingly different, diverse, and culturally heterogeneous urban areas
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In my blog Cities of (in)Difference I discussed Bloomfield and Bianchini's (2002, p. 6) intercultural dream where "different cultures intersect, 'contaminate' each other and hybridise." Clearly parks, public spaces and streets have a role to play in this. Unfortunately however, culturally inclusive spaces, those designed intentionally around the recognition of difference, diversity, and cultural heterogeneity have neither been a major focus of study in the planning literature nor are they well understood by practicing urban designers, planners and policy makers (Kumar and Martin 2004).
Cities of (in)Difference?
Cities of difference (Fincher and Jacobs 1998) are places where we are "in the presence of otherness" (Sennett 1990 p123) — namely, our increasingly different, diverse, and culturally heterogeneous urban areas. Yet as I travel around the world I see token, or very little recognition, understanding of, and engagement with this difference, diversity, and cultural heterogeneity in creative and productive ways. Moreover, I've seen no examples which could be said to be capable of fundamentally transforming civic institutions, the public realm, its discourses and city management practices.


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I was totally overwhelmed seeing such a wide open space during a recent trip to the East Coast of Malaysia and I went beserk running happily into endless directions. I had such a pawsome and exciting holiday. Thanks to Amber-Mae and family for recommending us this wonderful pet-friendly place. Our seaside resort was practically empty on the first day when we arrived on Friday and the whole beach front belong to ME ! I also indirectly lost 1 kg due to the 'much needed exercises' - running up and down the sand dunes. You see, I was getting a little too fat prior to this trip. Oooh, there were lots of different smells too - I sniffed on grass and sand and also made friends with the cute animals at Ruby's garden.
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Roland Emmerich (Almost) Explains What Happens in 2012
by Alex Billington
March 3, 2008
Source: Collider
Back in February, blockbuster director Roland Emmerich revealed that his next big movie would be one titled 2012, a disaster movie that takes place in the year of the title. Emmerich's next finished movie is actually 10,000 B.C., which hits theaters this coming Friday. Our friend Steve from Collider caught up with Emmerich last weekend while he was promoting 10,000 B.C. and tried to get him to reveal what exactly happens in 2012, but still had no luck - he's keeping a very tight lip. But if you're interested in trying to guess what it might be or just want to know exactly what Emmerich said, read on. And considering this is the next big $200 million epic summer blockbuster, we're sure you'll want to know.
The script for 2012 is apparently so good, that the studios started a bidding war for distribution, with Sony ending up the winner. Now it's heading into production for a July 10th, 2009 opening. Emmerich has said previously that "it will be very expensive, you see the whole world go to shit" and other sources reported that the "project has more going for it than the big idea that studios love," but what exactly that means yet, no one knows. All that we do know is that 2012 is the year that the Mayan calendar (pictured to the right) ends and many others have predicted that it will be the apocalyptic end of the Earth. What Emmerich is depicting, however, is a "natural disaster" of some sorts.
Before we get into the juicy details, Emmerich explains his inspiration for the movie, and how he convinced himself, after saying he'd never do another disaster movie, to do 2012.
"…This whole movie I'm doing next was inspired by just the phenomenon of the internet when you type in Google, '2012', you get 240 million hits. That's a lot. And it's just, so many people write about it, believe it, that our world comes to an end in 2012. I said wow. I kind of said before I will never do a disaster movie again. I said, for this idea I have to do it again."
When Collider asked Emmerich whether this would achieve a new level of "blowing things up", Emmerich responded with "it's not blowing up, it's something else." And when prodded further to explain himself, Emmerich almost gave it away: "This time there's no blowing up. It's a natural disaster. Well, actually yeah, like a… I'm not saying it! I'm giving things away." Damn, too close! If only he just finished his sentence…
To be honest, Emmerich has done such a great job of teasing 2012, that I'm getting into it almost as much as Cloverfield, where it's become all about figuring out "what it is" more than anything else. Unfortunately we'll have to wait until we see the first teaser trailer or hear reports from the set to get to that point. Emmerich goes on talking to Collider about how "undoable" this is, especially considering they're going to, basically, destroy the entire world. Check out what he had to say!
"Yes, it will be very expensive, but I think it will be for a price because people who read the script said this is undoable. And I said, well but we'll do it. I mean, it's one of these things that everybody says it's undoable because it's like, you see the whole world go to shit… It's kind of one of these things when I write a script, and I wrote it again with Harald [Kloser] together, we just said no, we'll not think if it's doable or not, we'll just write it. We'll just come up with it. And then we'll figure out how we'll do it. I think it's worth doing it because it's also when you have something where you have adrenaline because you are nervous about it, that's good. That's a little bit like… it's good when actors have this adrenaline when they go on stage. I think they do their best work, and for us it's the same thing…"
I love the way he thinks - don't write it with "is it doable?" in mind, just write it, and then figure out how to do it. And even be nervous about it, challenge yourself - that's awesome. As much as we all know that Emmerich is a filmmaker who writes/directs films that are nothing but storyless blockbusters, at least they're entertaining. And although I'm not that excited for 10,000 B.C., I'm already very excited for 2012. I'm really wondering what the hell is going to happen, and how the entire world is going to get destroyed! This should be fun!
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Chennai, Oct 18 (UNI) The Madras High Court has cautioned subordinate courts against mechanically presuming the liability of a person cited as an accused in a cheque bounce case.
Acquitting the wife of a former MP in a cheque bounce case, Justice K Mohan Ram said yesterday such presumptions may lead to injustice and wrong conviction.
The Tiruvallur Fast Track Court had found Kalavally guilty and ordered her to repay Rs 3.29 lakh to complainant Parthasarathy, besides imposing a fine of Rs 5,000.
Ms Kalavally filed a revision petition on the ground that the complainant was a man of no means and could neither explain the source of his money nor the purpose for which the money was given as a loan.
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Champaign police seek help with gun incidents
CHAMPAIGN — Citing 15 gun-related incidents in less than a week, Champaign police are seeking help from other police agencies and from the public — including asking residents, if they can safely do so, to record audio or video of shootings they witness.
Police have responded to five shootings, seven calls of shots being heard and three calls of armed subjects since May 22, according to a release from spokeswoman Rene Dunn.
Three people have been injured, though none of the injuries has been life-threatening, police said. Two of the three have walked into hospitals, one at Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana and the second at Decatur Memorial Hospital.
To deal with the incidents, police are focusing on the areas where they've happened, including working additional hours for proactive details and to increase their visibility, Dunn said. During follow-up investigations, some witnesses and victims have provided limited information, she said.
The department has asked the FBI's Safe Streets Task Force for technical and enforcement help. The task force was formed in 1992 to combat gang- and drug-related crimes. And Champaign is seeking help from other police agencies, including Urbana, the University of Illinois and Champaign County sheriff's office, because some of those believed to be involved live outside Champaign.
Police also are communicating with community and grass-roots organizations for help with getting out anti-violence and gun-safety messages.
The city's release advises people in the immediate vicinity of a shooting incident to take cover and move to a safe area, then to call 911.
"If the situation allows for the incident to be safely audio or video recorded, please do so" and contact police or Crimestoppers, the city asks.
Photos can be uploaded anonymously to the Crimestoppers website at http://www.373tips.com, and tips can be left there as well as by phone, at 373-TIPS or via text message by sending CCTIP plus the information to CRIMES (274637).
Gun owners are being asked to disassemble, lock and store guns so they are inaccessible to children and other unauthorized users. Business owners and other authorized gun dealers also are asked to lock up their merchandise to avoid burglaries during non-business hours.
And as the Fourth of July approaches, the department is asking residents not to use illegal fireworks and any explosive devices that sound like gunfire.
A list of gun-related incidents in Champaign
7:45 p.m., shooting reported, 800 block of North State Street.
12:36 p.m., shooting reported, 1400 block of North McKinley Avenue
9:33 p.m., shooting reported, 300 block of West Eureka Street
2:05 a.m., shooting report, 200 block of North Neil Street
2:26 a.m., shots heard, 1000 block of North Hickory Street
10:44 p.m., shots heard, Washington Street at Third Street
2:56 a.m., armed subject, 1000 block of North Neil
10:33 a.m., armed subject, State and Vine
2:42 p.m., shots head, 200 block of Arcadia Drive
5:33 p.m., robbery, 2500 block of West Springfield Avenue
8:24 p.m., armed subject, 2200 block of North Prospect Avenue
1:43 a.m., robbery, 300 block of West Church Street (West Side Park)
6:23 a.m., shooting report, 1200 block of East Carver
12:34 p.m., shots heard, Neil and Arcadia
10:38 p.m., shots heard, 2000 block of North Mattis Avenue
11:23 p.m., shots heard, Willis Avenue and Northwood Street
12 a.m., shots heard, 2500 block of West Springfield
Here is a map of the incidents, provided by the Champaign police department.
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I'm glad to hear the Champaign police are calling in an FBI task force to come help. These kinds of shootings have only increased and become more worrisome over the past few years. I really hope the first bit of technical and enforcement help involves increased patrols in these neighborhoods and better investigation of crimes. It's nice that our police are so focused on collecting fines for traffic tickets, underage drinking, and recreational drug use, but it's good to see them get outside assistance so that maybe these crimes can finally start being handled too.
law abiding citizens in Illinois have to have up to 3 separate background checks to carry a concealed weapon here...
concealed weapon, loaded weapon, illegal transportation, (no proper case), no FOID and on and on , these are mostly not charged, dropped, and dealt away..
continuing to give defendants a "pass" gives the idea that there is very little risk in carrying guns around Champaign/Urbana..


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There's always a window of opportunity for younger skaters in the changing competitive landscape of a post-Olympic season.
Vanessa Crone and Paul Poirier made sure they were ready when it opened.
The Canadian ice dancers captured gold at Skate Canada International on Sunday, impressing the crowd in Kingston, Ont., and the judges with a demanding program arranged by ice dance legend Christopher Dean, a calculated choice of choreographer meant to turn heads in this first of a four-year march to the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
"That's the first thing we looked at this season," Poirier said. "And that's why we ventured out to try Chris as a different choreographer, to really push our limits because one of our goals for the season is to prove we're in that top group in the world.
"To do that we know we really need to push ourselves and surpass what we've normally been doing and I think that's really how we have to approach this season, because the door's wide open."
Crone, from Newmarket, Ont., and Poirier, from Unionville, Ont., trailed British siblings Sinead and John Kerr by a whisker after the short dance, but the Canadians' performance to Eleanor Rigby earned them gold with 154.42 points. They will also share $19,000 US in first-place prize money.
The Kerrs scored 149.80 for silver while Americans Madison Chock and Greg Zuerlein won bronze with 139.05.
The ice dance gold, Crone and Poirier's first on the Grand Prix circuit, capped a five-medal performance for Canada at the K-Rock Centre. It was a decent result for a team missing three of its four top entries.
Olympic ice dance champions Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir recently withdrew after Virtue underwent surgery to alleviate chronic pain in her shins. Joannie Rochette, who won Olympic bronze days after the death of her mother, is taking time off to contemplate her future, while pairs team Jessica Dube and Bryce Davison pulled out after Davison underwent knee surgery this week.
Toronto's Patrick Chan was the sole reigning Canadian champion to compete here, and lived up to his billing, landing his first quad jump in competition en route to winning gold.
"What we were looking for coming in is that some of our younger athletes would start to show that brilliance that we knew they had and get that depth going, so we weren't just talking about our established stars," said William Thompson, Skate Canada's CEO. "They really achieved that this week."
It's crucial that young skaters put their stamp on the international stage early in an Olympic cycle, Thompson said.
Crone and Poirier were seventh at the world championships in 2010 but still weren't in the same league as Virtue and Moir, so the two hired Dean. He and partner Jayne Torvill produced one of figure skating's most memorable moments, capturing gold with their stirring Bolero performance at the 1984 Sarajevo Olympics.
The program is athletically demanding with intricate footwork and lifts unlike anything Crone and Poirier had ever performed. They're hoping it allows them to make some noise in this season of movement.
"This is the year, this is their opportunity to put themselves on that track towards the podium in Sochi," Thompson said.
"Tessa and Scott didn't make the 2006 [Olympic] team, but then they made the big statement the next year in the Grand Prixs, they started having the breakthroughs — second at Skate Canada and then sixth at worlds — and that traction started to get going. That's a great opportunity when that happens."
Canada captured two medals in pairs. Kirsten Moore-Towers of Waterloo, Ont., and Dylan Moscovitch of Toronto won silver, while Paige Lawrence of Kennedy, Sask., and Rudi Swiegers of Virden, Man., added bronze. Amelie Lacoste of Delson, Que., had a bronze in women's singles.
Crone, 20, and Poirier, 19, weren't the only impressive Canadians in dance. Alexandra Paul of Midhurst, Ont., and Mitchell Islam of Barrie, Ont., posted the second-highest score in the free dance to finish fourth in their senior Grand Prix debut. Their on-ice chemistry and elegance evoked images of Virtue and Moir and earned them a standing ovation.
"That was exquisite," Thompson said. "For such a young team just coming out of junior … brilliant, I'm thrilled."
Paul, 19, and Islam, 20, won silver at last season's world junior championships and were still eligible to compete as juniors this year. But like their ice dance teammates Crone and Poirier, they decided now was the time to make their move.
"Like it is with a lot of sports after the Olympics, it's a new chapter into international figure skating," Islam said. "We feel we're definitely ready to make that next step to the senior level."
Chan's performance was the highlight of the weekend. His newly acquired quad, which Skate Canada high performance director Michael Slipchuk called "one of the best in the world," launched the two-time world silver medallist to an entirely new level.
"He won here falling four times [three in the short program and once in the long], and he still put up a huge score," Thompson said. "So you've got to think, where can he be in March [at the world championships]?"
While the Canadian team will be missing its three national title-holders through the remainder of the Grand Prix season, Thompson is optimistic about this squad's chances looking toward the Grand Prix Final in December in Beijing.
Skaters are assigned to two of the six Grand Prix events, and Skate Canada was No. 2 on the schedule. The top six in each discipline earn a berth in the final.
"We have a lot of skaters in the pot to get to that final," Thompson said.
Despite the big-name withdrawals, the competition drew 16,603 fans — 80 per cent of tickets — to the 4,130-seat K-Rock Centre.


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Craft beer and homebrewing are just gaining a foothold in the Icelandic culture.
Brewing up two special recipes for a pirate-themed wedding. Yarr!
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"Right turn ahead. After 800 metres, bear right, then take the motorway." The crisp, instructive voice of the GPS sometimes startled us as it interrupted our thoughts or conversation. A gift from our family and a new toy, we were eager to try it out. So far, so good. Travelling the I-5 highway, it had successfully guided us through several major U.S. cities - Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Portland - as we headed south for what we hoped would be an exciting adventure and three weeks of California sunshine.
Winter had been depressingly long, cold and damp. Spring wasn't happening. We needed a break. It was mid-March and chilly when we left Vancouver, but our spirits rose as we buckled up. Except for the time span, our holiday was unplanned. With no fixed schedule to keep, we could travel at whatever speed we were comfortable with; take time to wander, stop and stare and explore new interesting places.
The weather turned warmer and our sense of anticipation increased as we negotiated the Siskiyou Pass at the Oregon/Northern California border and pulled into the small town of Yreka. It was lunchtime, and we needed to stretch our legs. Yreka (pronounced Y-reeka), we discovered, had developed as a gold rush boomtown when, in 1851, Abraham Thompson, a mule packer, discovered gold in Black Gulch. Soon, a large influx of gold seekers arrived from the Sierra Nevada diggings to set up camp and test their luck.
Legend has it that Yreka's mysterious name was derived from a Shasta Indian word meaning "north mountain," or "white mountain" in reference to nearby magnificent white-capped Mount Shasta. But Mark Twain, in his autobiography, had a different version. He maintained it was an accident of fate that a young man named, Harte, who had arrived in California in the 1850s, wandered up to the surface diggings of the camp at Yreka, during the days when it was nameless. There was a bakeshop with a canvas sign, which had been painted and stretched to dry in such a way that the word BAKERY, with the exception of the B, showed through and was reversed. The stranger read the wrong end first, YREKA, and assumed that was the camp's name. Yreka the town became.
On the road again, we travelled through the wide Shasta Valley, multi-shaded in beige, browns and greens, dotted here and there with large herds of black, and sometimes tan, cattle. Our eyes were irresistibly drawn to majestic Mount Shasta, which rose in solitary snow and cloud-capped splendour from the forested valley floor. Visible for 40 miles [64 km], Mt. Shasta, 14,179 ft (4,322m) is the second highest mountain in the Cascade Range. Area Native Americans, whose ancestors have inhabited the north side since at least 600 BC, regard it as the centre of creation. In recent decades, the mountain has also attracted New Age followers, who believe it to be a source of mystical power.
We decided on an overnight stay at the central California town of Madera, near Yosemite National Park. Madera, too, had experienced gold rush fever in the mid-1800s, but owed its development to the lumber industry (Madera, in Spanish, means "lumber"). A huge log flume, an engineering marvel at the time, had been built in 1876 by the California Lumber Company to carry lumber to the railroad. The use of specifically constructed log flumes facilitated the quick and cheap transportation of lumber and logs down mountainous terrain by using flowing water. The watertight, trough-like channels could be built to span long distances across chasms and rough terrain, and eliminated the need for dangerous mountain trails. Far from being an old sawmill ghost town, Madera has prospered, grown and evolved into a thriving young community.
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Farther south, travelling through to Bakersfield, we opted for the scenic route to Barstow, our next stop. And scenic it was. Rolling green and gold foothills gave way to craggy, forested mountains, then, as we dropped again to the valley floor, mile after mile, far as the eye could see, of parched cactus, sagebrush covered desert.
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Barstow was once a busy rail centre and popular stopover place for immigrants travelling west on legendary U.S. Route 66. Made famous by John Steinbeck's novel *The Grapes of Wrath*, and sometimes referred to as America's Main Street, Route 66 played a significant part in America's history. Not the oldest or longest road in America, started in 1926, it had its greatest historical significance from 1933 to 1970, during the time of great social, economical and political disruption.
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Leaving Barstow, we headed for Hemet and a week of rest and relaxation. Hemet, in southern California, is a quiet older town some 50 miles [81 km] from popular Palm Springs. We enjoyed daily walks in the sunshine and short drives to see nearby places.
One such day, we visited Palm Springs. On route, we were surprised to see an abundance of wind farms like bunches of silver three-petalled flowers; vast arrays of giant power-generating wind turbines whirled above us on the high desert hills.
Unexpectedly, folks in medieval dress (who must have been roasting in the 90 degree heat) greeted us in downtown Palm Springs. A Renaissance Festival to promote literacy was taking place. We enjoyed strolling along the main street, talking with some of the actors.
Later, we visited hot spots Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage and Palm Desert. El Paseo, a super-sophisticated shopping district in Palm Desert, intrigued us. It features over 300 world-class shops, such as one might find in London or New York. Art galleries, clothing boutiques, jewellers, restaurants and more, all lined on one elegant picturesque, flower-bedecked mile. But we didn't stay long. Overheated, too hot to shop, we treated ourselves to a cool drink then headed back to Hemet and cooler temperatures.
A visit to Old Town was the highlight of our next stop at San Diego. Considered the "birthplace" of California, Old Town San Diego is the site of the first permanent Spanish settlement in California. Here, in 1769, Father Junípero Serra established the very first mission in a chain of 21 Christian missions that were to form the cornerstone of California's colonization.
Father Serra's mission and Presidio (fort) were built on a hillside overlooking what is currently known as Old Town San Diego. In the 1820s, at the base of the hill, a cluster of adobe buildings were built and a small Mexican community formed.
Today, the Mexican influence in Old Town is still strong. We toured a small, very colourful arcade of shops, ate at a Mexican restaurant (cool midday margaritas - delicious!), we strolled the open-air market and visited the beautiful historic walled mission.
Reluctantly, after San Diego, we turned our wheels north towards home. Our trusty GPS guided us faultlessly through the complex, multi-tiered maze of motorways that is Los Angeles. Although not foolproof, due to the occasional detour or minor changes in highway construction, we had grown to depend on it. Amazing! No more poring over maps; no more nail-biting worries about road positioning and missed turn-offs.
Motoring along the breathtakingly beautiful but winding coast road after an overnight stay at Long Beach, we arrived at the captivating mission town of San Juan Capistrano. Mission walls surround the ruins of the historic, architecturally impressive church, once the biggest of the Southern California missions; sadly, in 1812, only six years after completion, it collapsed during an earthquake, killing 40 people. Inside the mission gates, an air of quiet tranquility and reverence pervades the ruined church, pathways and surrounding gardens. The one remaining chapel, called Father Serra's church, is awe-inspiringly beautiful. Nearby, inspired by the design of the original, a modern church has been built.
Spring is not spring in San Juan Capistrano, los viejos (old timers) say, until the return of las golondrinas (swallows). Las Fiesta de las Golondrinas, a celebration of the swallows' return to rebuild their mud nests in the ruins of the old mission, is held each year on March 19, Saint Joseph's Day.
Again, rolling past acres of vineyards, bright orange and lemon groves, tantalizingly brief stops at Santa Barbara, Big Sur, Carmel, Pismo Beach and the Hearst Castle at San Simeon only served to make us wish we could stay longer, but our time was nearing an end.
We travelled 5,310 kilometres, learned much about the people and places we visited, and picked up some useful travel information too. For example, most large chain stores in the U.S. now accept debit cards, and they often offer cash-back, which saves on ATM transaction fees and bank charges.
Also, when using a Visa card (we didn't try other types of credit cards) at gas stations that require a zip code, there is no problem if you use the numbers in your postal code and add two zeros (A4B 4C1 would be 44100).
California, America's third largest state, is huge and spectacular in its diversity. Miles of rugged coastal beauty; fertile and desert flatlands; rolling foothills, snow-capped mountains; huge cattle ranches, farmlands, lush fruit and nut growing areas - and an abundance of sunshine. California has it all.
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Another report has come from the Democratic Republic of Congo about a poached gorilla infant. The animal was poached when park rangers had to flee their work due to escalating violence in the North Kivu province. Poachers hoped for a return of $8,000 for the dead gorilla.
The violence of humans extends far beyond human casualties. As a Christian, I believe that my witness to life and grace includes non-human creation. When I read Genesis, I am less concerned with "original sin" than I am with how our continued sin destroys the creation made by God and upon which God looked and declared "good."
I wonder how we might live in the world if we saw it - in its entirety - as the Garden of Eden, that place where we have been set by God to live in harmony with all of creation. We have a sacred duty, I firmy believe, to be fierce protectors of all of creation. As a result, we have to make difficult choices to step away from lives and actions that exact violence upon God's good earth and precious, precious animals.
It's getting bad out there, folks. What are we prepared to do about it? Once we're expelled from this garden, there's no where left to go.
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Congo Park Rangers Find Dead Gorilla
By TODD PITMAN, Associated Press Writer
Tue Sep 25, 5:38 PM
DAKAR, Senegal - Park rangers in Congo found a dead mountain gorilla after a raid on a suspected ring of gorilla traffickers in which authorities detained two people, conservationists said Tuesday. (More)
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This needs to stop, and it needs to stop now.
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As I type this with tears in my eyes almost 3 days after I just wanted to share my feelings wiith fellow forum members.
I'm a gay man and Im not here to offend anyone, I'm here to defend who I am and the gay community.
What would the world rather see, two men holding guns, or two men holding hands ?
Even if I were straight, I know my answer to that question, every time,
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Search appraisal guides from the National Automobile Dealers Association including: autos, RVs, motorcycles, boats, and manufactured homes. *Also available in print at the Library.
Review information on consumer and other legal issues including the Lemon Law, landlord-tenant rights, identity theft, etc. Access forms on filing a complaint against businesses.
Review more than 100 consumer protection and public safety web sites with emphasis on Washington state information.
Learn how to protect your privacy in the digital world. Review ten privacy tips, and read or listen to the privacy guide developed by Washington's Chief Privacy Officer.
To find product or service reviews similar to those in Consumer Reports, try doing a web search for the product +review, eg.
wireless printers +review or adult care homes +review. Then read the fine print to make sure the "review" you're looking at isn't a paid ad.