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"It's incredibly important that Barack Obama gets another chance because no other president has inherited the mess for a lack of a better word that he inherited... if he wasn't blocked like he was in his first four years, now he might actually have a chance to do something," said Scarlett Savage of Santa Monica.

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July 05, 2011 | WMFE - The end of the shuttle program will leave some 9,000 workers at Kennedy Space Center without jobs, and the layoffs are causing uncertainty for the workers and their families.
[Photo, at left: Cyndi Cole displays the ring she received on the 20th anniversary of her employment with the space shuttle program]
Last month, about three dozen shuttle veterans met at Fishlips Waterfront Bar and Grill in Cape Canaveral to celebrate their time with the space program. Many of them have worked together for decades, but that's all changing. Some have already been laid off, while others will get their pink slips in late July after the last shuttle launch. Still others, like aerospace engineer Ivan Sanchez, found other jobs without waiting for the layoff notice.
"Nobody knew who was going to be kept or laid off," Sanchez says, "so, I had begun to look already. And I was fortunate enough to get an offer."
Shuttle program veteran Bill Street took a voluntary layoff in April, after working as an aerospace technician at Kennedy Space Center for 31 years.
"The program coming to an end was getting depressing … and there was a lot of people that needed to stay employed," says Street. "I felt that I was in a position to go ahead and take a layoff, and maybe save someone's job."
Street feels fortunate that his wife has a good job, and he can lean on her for awhile. He plans to spend some time volunteering at his church before deciding whether to go back to work until he reaches retirement age in six years.
Cyndi Cole is sticking around until the end of July. She works on the shuttle's launch computers, and she's preparing for life after the final mission.
"I've gone back to school," she says. "I'm getting my bachelor's [degree] in electrical engineering. It's exciting because there's a lot of areas I can go into at this point. But it's also a little nerve-wracking, because this is all I've known."
Cole says she's had unforgettable experiences working at Kennedy Space Center for over 21 years.
"I sat in the captain's chair of Discovery," she marvels. "How many people can say that?"
The shuttle layoffs aren't just affecting the workers themselves, though. Many of their families are facing uncertainty, too. One major concern is healthcare, as the insurance benefits many families depend on disappear along with the shuttle jobs.
Lee Hill's family is among those searching for answers. Hill works with Cyndi Cole, repairing launch computers for the shuttle program. His 21-year career at Kennedy Space Center is about to come to an end.
"It's going to be – it's a sad day because it's, you know, parting of the families," Hill says.
He's concerned about the impact on his actual family, too. His wife Karen and his two kids in college all get health insurance through his job, but that's going away. The coverage includes treatment for a condition that causes chronic pain and swelling in Karen's legs.
One part of that treatment is physical therapy.
"The other part of the treatment is … compression garments that have to be custom-fitted," she says. "[They] cost $2,000 for a pair of either a capris-and-knee-highs combination or a pair of stockings."
Karen says those garments have to be replaced every six months. She says her medical billing job does offer insurance, but it will not pay for the garments and she doesn't know how much physical therapy it will cover.
"If I don't get treatment, I'm debilitated. I could become disabled," Karen says. "So, I'm trying to avoid getting to a point where I can't walk anymore or I'm in constant pain.
Her husband Lee says he's working on directing as much of the family budget as possible to her healthcare.
"If we have to make adjustments, we'll make adjustments," he says, "because it's something that she needs."
She also needs to keep stress at bay, and her outlet is community theatre.
The sounds of rehearsal are drifting backstage at Breakthrough Theatre in Winter Park as Karen sits in the dressing room. "It's a lot of fun and I get a lot of joy out of it," she says. "I just hope I'm able to continue doing it."
If she can't get treatment, she will have a hard time staying on her feet, let alone in costume. But in the meantime, she is trying to help her husband get on his feet.
"I think the hardest thing with this whole thing for me is watching him go through this," Karen says. "You know, you don't expect to have to start your life over, your career over, at 53."
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December 4, 2012 | WMFE - All this week on Morning Edition and on Intersection, the 90.7 News team is taking an in-depth look at health care reform in Central Florida and the implementation of the federal government's new Affordable Care act.
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Over the last year I have upgraded my power in my two channel system. At this time, it consists of a dedicated 20 amp line, a Shunyata Triton power conditioner, Shunyata Ztron Cobra power cords to the SACD, pre, DAC, and digital file player, two Shunyata Python CX power cords for the amps, a Shunyata SR-Z1 outlet, and the latest addition, a Shunyata Ztron Anaconda power cable between the outlet and the Triton.
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"He violated a truce for parley!" said Tram. Shouldn't it be "a parley for truce" instead? Former means like...Parson violated a truce to be able to parley. The other means that a parley about truce was going on and he violated it.
Thoughts? I'm not trying to be a smartass, i just want to understand it fully.
Truce for parley: a cessation of hostilities while the negotiations are conducted.
At least that is my take on it.


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Wild Card Weekend: Minnesota Vikings At Green Bay Packers
|Christian Ponder has struggled much of the year, but he came through with excellent performances the last two weeks against the Texans and the Packers (234 passing yards and three TDs). Those two wins helped put the Vikings in the playoffs. In this game, he must avoid mistakes and take advantage of the play-action opportunities he will have against the Packers.
|The Packers did not play badly in the regular-season finale against the Vikings in the Metrodome. However, they came up just short and must play in this Wild-Card game against their division rivals. Aaron Rodgers threw for 365 yards and four touchdowns against the Vikings and was superb. He may have to be even better this week.
|Adrian Peterson finished nine yards short of breaking Eric Dickerson's single-season rushing record as he finished the season with 2,097 yards and had 199 rushing yards against the Packers. He is the focus of the offense but tight end Kyle Rudolph has the strength to get open and the hands to catch the ball. Unheralded wide receiver Jarius Wright had big catches against the Texans and Packers.
|The Packers want to run the ball to take pressure off of Rodgers and DuJuan Harris had 70 yards vs. the Vikings. Greg Jennings is healthy once again and makes big catches in clutch situations. James Jones had a receiving touchdown against the Vikings and is coming off of his best year. Jordy Nelson is capable of making big plays, but tight end Jermichael Finley is inconsistent.
|The Vikings want to put pressure on Rodgers but they know if they try to blitz him regularly he will tear them apart. They must use their front four to put the heat on and defensive end Everson Griffen registered 3.0 sacks of Rodgers in Week 17. Defensive end Jared Allen is a dangerous pass rusher while linebacker Chad Greenway is a sure tackler.
|The Packers have to focus on hitting Peterson hard early and preventing him from getting started on a game where he can carry his team on his back and get them another upset. That's much easier said than done, but NT B.J. Raji and linebacker Clay Matthews are capable of punishing any running back. Free safety Morgan Burnett and linebacker A.J. Hawk are solid tacklers.
|Rookie placekicker Blair Walsh hit the game-winning field goal at the gun that earned the Vikings their spot in the playoffs. He also hit a 54-yard field goal against the Packers and was 10-of-10 this year on field goals of 50 yards or longer. Punter Chris Kluwe has a big leg and he averaged 49.3 yards per punt against the Packers.
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|Randall Cobb has been an explosive returner this season but he could not play in the season finale against the Vikings because of knee and ankle injuries. Head coach Mike McCarthy would like to have him back for this game. Mason Crosby has struggled badly on his FG attempts, but he was 2-of-2 vs. the Vikings, including one from 51 yards.
We'll just call it a tie
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GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.
(The request for 'reporting for duty' is for those units who are going on the Charlie mission. My including you in the list was a malicious attempt by the GM to encourage your character to desert the Logan Run mission and go play with Charlie's squad.)0beron wrote:Vinny, reporting for duty and remaining, for now, disgruntled in the presence of his verbose and bickering companions, awaiting orders to march for Logan's Run
GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.
If you don't have an alternate PC yet, you could still create one and go, then I could just kill that one off instead...0beron wrote:I figured, but aired on the side of caution to clarify :p It's sorely tempting....but I know you'd kill me so that'd be unfair to the side for me to act irresponsibly.
GJC wrote:Two guys with basically the same name in a discussion about a character getting cloned.
There's gotta be a good joke in here somewhere.
Is there only 1 unknown NPC available for this scenario?MarbitChow wrote:Charlie Mission - Request for confirmation
Vinny & his golems (0beron) - Vinny, out of boredom, goes rogue and heads off on adventure...
If your name is listed above, reply "(Character Name) Reporting for Duty" and once everyone's responded, we'll get this under way.
Wandereus was required to run at a profit. They primarily relied upon archers to protect the city from the occasional random pop. He's almost certain most of the units will be garrison - if they're prepping for war, they'll have moved all mobile units to a staging area, if any were there.Swodaems wrote:MarbitChow, you said that the picture was an image of the city made from all the information the imps have gathered. I take it that means that those archers were all they saw. Do I know if they got a glimpse inside the buildings? Does showing Wandereus the information from Logan's Run ring any bells in his head? Does he know of any policies that Breathairia has that might tell us more about those units? (Was he required to run the city at a profit?) Junetta gets asked some of the same questions and also gets asked if she has either recently traveled to Logan's Run or was going to in the near future.[/b])
Sure, I'll allow it. You'll get the stats as soon as The Colonel confirms the order.Swodaems wrote:Would it be possible to retconjure up a uncroaked suicide-faerie, created by Bill on turn 10? If it left as soon as it was created, it would have enough move that it could travel the 36 hexes between Dis City and Logan's run by the end of turn 12. (36 hexes is the max range of this gimmick with a faerie. If the uncroaked faerie survived the entry into Logan's Runon turn 12, I believe that it would still dust when at the start of turn 13, when it get hit for its 3rd helping of normal decay and its first of extended decay.) I'd forgotten that Imps couldn't see stats. An uncroaked Faerie, however, could be used by Bill to extend his senses in the same manner that let him see the stats on Armolad's force.
Yes.Swodaems wrote: Are garrison units worth as much exp as their mobile counterparts?
It's not doorless. Nemo was championing attacking a section of wall that did not include the gate, figuring it would not be as well-defended, so I didn't bother to include the gate in the image.Swodaems wrote:Am I correctly interpreting the picture when I say that Logan's run is a doorless, walled up, compound? Are there no ladders or any other way for the ground troops inside to come outside? Are there ladders on the interior?
More than 100 squares, well out of RLOS. That will be standard for all combats from this point on. I'm eliminating the Hex Barrier as a standard component of combat except for special circumstances.Swodaems wrote:I also asked this in the rules thread, but I really want to know how far the hex barrier is from the wall.
Units that Bill uncroaks can immediately join his horde when they're created - they'll get the 'free stack at the start of combat', since combat starts for them when they are made. Same for any Dolls that Vinny makes on the fly later on.Swodaems wrote:You've said that restacking units will no longer happen freely each round. Does this apply to units that are created in mid battle?
Yes, although see the discussion in the rules thread about changes to support/coordinate for Fire attacks.Swodaems wrote:When Bill is horded with his uncroaked, they gain the miltary special. Can they use it to boost Bill despite his lack of the military special? (This same question will later apply to Vinny as well.)(Bill can fire twice.)
In the 2.0 rules, lesser uncroaked and skeletons no longer get to choose how their AP is spent.Swodaems wrote:Bodyguard says that it prohibits the use of it alongside guard/interpose, but what about support/coordinate? Could a pair of skele archers with bodyguard be used to both protect and boost Bill?
Only one was planned. Most player are creating secondary PCs in order to participate, and the NPC is guaranteed to be a one-shot. It will likely not be seen again, but if it is, it won't be controlled by a player at that time. Once the scenario begins, I'll probably open up some of the other NPCs to being player-controlled if people want to join in.Swodaems wrote:Is there only 1 unknown NPC available for this scenario?
Sprites are Breathearian units. They're a variation on the Fliers that Tenebris can pop.ETheBoyce wrote:Do we know if the Sprites are natural allies or Breatharian units? Because they may not be able to pop fliers in a level 1 City
In order to address this horrible inequality, I've given Objay Darts to all Elven Archers as well.ETheBoyce wrote:But...but Sprites are objectively better than Dark Fliers as they have equal stats and Objay Dart qqqqqqqqqqq
Done. I've also boosted Objay Dart to deal 10 Hits/ level of the target. Bwahahahaha! (Man... working late sucks...)ETheBoyce wrote:But not to Elven Spearman or Warriors, oh the injustice!
Objey Darts are a special ability of Elven Faeries. Their fire attack, if it hits at all, will always do 1 Hit that ignores defense.bob the 6th wrote:what are the obje darts?
ETheBoyce wrote:Even if we assume they only have units they've popped since Turn 1, you are still wrong because they have Natural Allies which means they could have popped between 360 and 432 UP worth of units.
ETheBoyce wrote:I'm not opposed to ending turn within striking distance of a city, I'm opposed to your "attack Rainbow Springs except not really" plan of suicide.
Swodaems wrote:A common idea so far in the options I seen presented on how to take Logan's Run is that the attack is going to be planned around Bill and Vinny's abilites. Vinny brings his dolls and Bill is to bring a large number of lesser uncroaked or skeletons to the fight and lead them into battle. For this to work, we need to have a very accurate assessment of how useful this tactic will be. That means more questions for MarbitChow.
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Website: http://www.assist-uk.org
Gives free and impartial information and advice about products to make everyday living easier for people with disability. You can see and try out equipment at 48 disabled living centres throughout the UK.
Essential Aids
Website: www.essentialaids.com
This is an online shop for daily living aids for the disabled community, the elderly or those who look after people with mobility difficulties.
The MedicAlert Foundation
MedicAlert House
327-329 Witan Court
Upper 4th Street
Milton Keynes
Freephone: 01908 951 045
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.medicalert.org.uk
This registered charity provides ID jewellery engraved with your medical condition and a 24 hour telephone number to call in the event of an emergency. The jewellery starts at around £20 per bracelet.
Bowcliffe Hall
West Yorkshire
Phone: 0870 041 0150
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.autonomed.co.uk
This commercial company makes waterproof covers for dressings or casts on arms and legs. This means you can go swimming or take a bath or shower without worrying. The cover can also be used for an arm with a PICC line. Ask your specialist or nurse about getting one on the NHS or you can buy one direct from the company. There are full details and a price list on their website.
DryPro Cast Covers
Downsview House,
91 Marlborough Road,
Lancing Business Park,
West Sussex,
United Kingdom
Website: www.castcovers.co.uk/products/picc-protection
This commercial company provides waterproof covers for dressings or casts on arms and legs. So you can keep a cast or PICC line dry while swimming or taking a bath or shower. Ask your specialist or nurse about getting one on the NHS or you can buy one direct from the company. There are full details and a price list on their website.
Central Line Hideaway
Website: www.centrallinehideaway.co.uk
This is an online store which provides patterned pouches to store away central lines used in intravenous chemotherapy.
Look Good Feel Better
West Hill House
32 West Hill
Tel: 01372 747 500
Fax: 01372 747 502
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website : http://www.lookgoodfeelbetter.co.uk
A charity set up by the cosmetics industry. Volunteer beauty therapists provide skincare and make up workshops for women undergoing cancer treatment. All guests are provided with a goodie bag. It has been running for 12 years and workshops are held in 40 hospitals across the UK. Find your nearest workshop and read more about the work of the charity on their website.
The Daisy Network
PO Box 183
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.daisynetwork.org.uk
A free and confidential service for women who have had an early menopause.
Women's Health Concern
4-6 Eton Place
Phone: 01628 890199
Website: www.womens-health-concern.org
Email: email@example.com
Organisation that provides information about many women's health issues. Can give personalised advice on menopause problems and hormone replacement therapy. Professional counselling available. Produces booklets on a range of subjects including hormone replacement therapy, menopause, hysterectomy and ovarian cysts.
Teenage Cancer Trust
93 Newman Street
Phone: 020 7612 0370
Website: www.teenagecancertrust.org
A national charity providing specialist units, support, education and information for teenagers with cancer and their families. The TCT also funds research into young people's cancers. It holds annual conferences for teenagers with cancer and the health professionals who look after them.
Macmillan Cancer Support - Cancer Info for teens and young adults with cancer (formerly Teen Info on Cancer - TIC)
Website: www.macmillan.org.uk/Cancerinformation/teensandyoungadults/Infoforteensandyoungadults.aspx/Home
Macmillan Cancer Support has a separate section on their website for teenagers and young adults with cancer. It offers advice and support on how to cope with cancer, and the chance to share experiences of cancer with other teenagers.
CLIC Sargent
Horatio House
77-85 Fulham Palace Road
London W6 8JA
Phone: 0300 330 0803
Website: www.clicsargent.org.uk
Online enquiry form
Sargent Cancer Care and Cancer and Leukaemia in Childhood merged in 2005 to become CLIC Sargent, a charity which provides clinical, practical, financial and emotional support for children and young people and their families, affected by cancer, from diagnosis onwards.
Website: www.riprap.org.uk
This site offers support to children between 12 and 16 who have a parent with cancer. There is information about cancer and a forum to share experiences.
The Youth Cancer Trust
Phone: 01202 763591
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: http://www.youthcancertrust.org
The Youth Cancer Trust provides free holidays to young cancer patients between the ages of 14 to 30 attending any hospital in the UK or Irish Republic, subject to approval from their doctor. Young people are invited to spend a few days with other guests of a similar age and situation at Tracy Anne House in Bournemouth. They can come in groups up to eight and bring a brother, sister or a friend. The emphasis is on a relaxed, carefree and fun holiday, allowing a few days away from hospitals. The groups choose the activities they would like to do, making this their special holiday.
Central Office: Premier House
Carolina Court
Phone: 0845 456 1310 (lo-call)
Website: www.relate.org.uk
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Offers private and confidential counselling, and psychosexual therapy to help with relationship problems.
CORST (College of sexual and relationship therapists)
PO Box 13686
Telephone: 020 8543 2707
Website: www.cosrt.org.uk/index.asp
Email: email@example.com
Provides information about what help and therapy is available for sexual difficulties.
Sexual Advice Association
Suite 301, Emblem House
London Bridge Hospital
27 Tooley Street
Telephone 020 7486 7262
Website www.sda.uk.net
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Information on sexual problems that can affect men and women. They provide lists of local specialist practitioners, as well as factsheets on problems such as erectile dysfunction (impotence).
Prostate Cancer UK
First Floor
Cambridge House
100 Cambridge Grove
Website: www.prostatecanceruk.org
Helpline: 0800 074 8383 (Mon to Fri, 10am to 4pm, Wed, 7pm to 9pm)
This organisation provides a telephone helpline staffed by nurses. They can give you information and advice on all aspects of prostate cancer, including erectile dysfunction (impotence).
London Lesbian and Gay Switchboard
PO Box 7324
Helpline: 0300 330 0630
24 hour helpline for lesbians and gay men, their families and friends giving advice, information and referrals.
Website: www.llgs.org.uk
NHS Choices
For general health advice and information, look on the NHS Choices website.
Phone: 111
Website: www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland
NHS 111 gives information if you need fast medical help but its not a 999 emergency.
Phone: 08454 24 24 24
Website: www.nhs24.com
Confidential telephone health advice and information service for people in Scotland.
The Medical Advisory Service (MAS)
PO Box 3087
Phone: 020 8994 9874 (Mon to Fri, 6pm to 8pm)
Men's Health Helpline: 020 8995 4448 (Mon only 7pm to 9pm)
Website: www.medicaladvisoryservice.org.uk
Email: email@example.com
This organisation provides a telephone helpline staffed by nurses. They can give you information and advice on medical problems, including erectile dysfunction (impotence).
Expert Patients Programme
For general enquiries
Freephone: 01925 320000
Tel: 020 7922 7860
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.expertpatients.co.uk
There are 5 regional offices, you can find the details are on their website.
This organisation runs free courses for people in England with long term medical conditions. The aim of the courses is to help the people attending them gain confidence in taking responsibility for their conditions alongside the health professionals caring for them. The courses are usually six weekly sessions lasting two and a half hours. All the courses are run by trained tutors who live with a long term medical condition.
The Royal College of Psychiatrists
17 Belgrave Square
Phone: 020 7235 2351
Website: http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/
Email: email@example.com
Has a range of highly recommended leaflets covering topics such as 'Depression', 'Anxiety and Phobias', 'Sleep Problems' and 'Bereavement'. You can download these leaflets from their website.
The Compassionate Friends
14 New King Street
Helpline: 0845 123 2304 (Daily 10am to 4pm, and 6.30pm to 10.30pm)
Email (helpline): firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.tcf.org.uk
Admin: 0845 120 3785
Email (general enquiries): firstname.lastname@example.com
A nationwide organisation of bereaved parents offering friendship and understanding to other bereaved parents after the death of a son or daughter from any cause whatsoever. Personal and group support. Quarterly newsletter. Postal library and range of leaflets. Support for bereaved siblings and grandparents. Befriending rather than counselling. Punjabi, Hindi and Urdu are spoken.
The Child Bereavement Charity
The Saunderton Estate
Wycombe Road
Helpline: 01494 446648
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.childbereavement.org.uk
This organisation has a range of resources to support bereaved families, including booklets, leaflets and books. There is a section on their website with information about dying and bereavement for young people. Also has a forum for people to share experiences.
Daisy's dream
PO Box 4738
Tel: 0118 934 2604
Website: http://www.daisysdream.org.uk
Provides information for families and children when someone close to them has died. There is a useful booklist and information sheets to download, including 'Talking to children about death', 'Talking about funerals' and 'Bereaved teenagers'.
Cruse Bereavement Care
PO Box 800
Administration Tel: 020 8939 9530
Day by Day Helpline 0844 477 9400
Email: email@example.com
Website: www.crusebereavementcare.org.uk
Cruse Bereavement Care exists to promote the well-being of bereaved people and to enable anyone bereaved by death to understand their grief and cope with their loss. The organisation provides support and offers information, advice, education and training services.
Cruse's Youth Involvement Project
Freephone helpline: 0808 808 1677 - open Monday to Friday, 9.30 to 5.30
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Website: www.rd4u.org.uk (stands for 'Road for you').
Cruse Bereavement Care's Youth Involvement Project aims to support young people after the death of someone close. The website has a message board and forum.
People with learning disabilities may gain better understanding from pictures, rather than text. The following organisations provide materials that can help.
Royal College of Psychiatrists
Website: www.rcpsych.ac.uk/publications/booksbeyondwords
This link will take you to the 'Books Beyond Words' section of the Royal College's website. This is a range of picture booklets on specific issues eg Getting on with cancer, 'When Mum died', 'When Dad died' and 'When someone died'.
British Institute of Learning Difficulties (BILD)
Website: www.bild.org.uk
This organisation has factsheets on how to communicate with children with learning disabilities.
Rarer Cancers Forum
The Rarer Cancers Forum website has several message boards so people with less common or rarer cancers can get in touch with each other. Friends and families of people with rarer cancers can also use the message boards to share their experiences, give support or get advice from people in similar situations. The website also offers general advice and information.
Jo's Friends - Cancer of Unknown Primary (CUP) Foundation
Website: www.cupfoundjo.org
A charitable support and information website for people with unknown primary cancer, and their carers. CUP also aims to raise awareness and undertake, promote and support research. There is information about uknown primary cancer, its treatment and research, and a message board where you can talk to others with unknown primary cancer.
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An anthem to the beauty of love that lasts, this ring is sure to get noticed. Elegant, stunning and superbly crafted, this ring features a pink quartzite oval cabochon enhanced with a multi-channel inlay of rhodochrosite and pink and white mother of pearl. Intricate sterling silver work in an oxidized finish completes the look. You're sure to love this ring for life! Ring measures approximately 1" long x 3/4" wide. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
Be reminded of the beauty of true, lasting love. Carved rosy pink quartzite is adorned with swirls of sterling silver, the life symbol. Channel inlay adds the ultimate touch of elegance in white and pink mother-of-pearl, rhodochrosite, and rhodonite.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


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|Earl Lawrence Gehrke
|Written by TRF Times
Roseau - Earl Lawrence Gehrke entered eternity on Wednesday, Nov. 14, 2012 at the age of 83. Many will remember Mr. Gehrke as their junior high math teacher or because of his numerous contributions to church and community.
Funeral services were held Monday, Nov. 19 at Messiah Lutheran Church in Roseau. Interment was held at the Hope Cemetery.
Earl was born December 28, 1928 near Aneta, N.D. He was the eldest of the five children of Julius Gehrke and (Hanna) Sofie (Hillesland) Gehrke. After a childhood on the farm serving as a mischievous role-model to his siblings, Earl graduated from high school in Aneta. He earned his B.S. at Mayville State College, and later added two years of graduate courses focused on math education, library science and English.
His teaching career began in Petersburg, N.D. In June 1951, Earl married Dorothy Kvaal of Nekoma, N.D. The newlyweds were soon separated because of the Korean War; Earl was ultimately sent to Alaska. Dorothy joined him there when she was seven months pregnant and their first daughter, Erlene, was born in Anchorage. Erlene would later follow Earl's example and have a fulfilling teaching career.
After his military service, Earl and his family moved to Langdon, N.D., where his second daughter, Pam, was born. She inherited his attention to detail and insistence on doing a job thoroughly, which has been essential in her research position at Mayo Clinic. In 1956 Earl began teaching junior high math in Roseau. he remained with the Roseau school until he retired in 1986.
Merlin was the first of two boys born into the family. He gained his father's love of cars, nature, and camping, and shared those interests with his own boys. Son Dwight was born in 1961. He pursued his father's love of math and music in college, and now exemplifies Earl's passion for travel.
Earl sang tenor with the church choir for many years. He also participated in the Kittson County Barbershop Chorus, and he and Dorothy made trips to Grand Forks to hear good barbershop music. They were also members of the Roseau Concert Series and attended many school performances. Earl's musicality was a gift he passed on to all of his children.
As a faithful member of Messiah Lutheran Church, Earl assisted with maintenance and served as a deacon. He was private about his faith, but his kindness and actions spoke boldly. He was extremely patriotic, and he impressed that attitude upon his children. He had been active in the American Legion and was still in touch with some members of his army battalion until the time of his death. In 2010, he found it very meaningful to revisit the military installations in Alaska where he had served.
Getting out and visiting with people was important to Earl. That included volunteering at the Roseau County Fair and belonging to a number of education organizations. He enjoyed being part of the Roseau County Historical Society and the Roseau Centennial Committee. He was passionate about helping to create and maintain the Pioneer Village. He also belonged to the Roseau Deer Hunters Association, The Committee on Aging, Friends of the Library, and the National Rifle Association. He was a Senior Medical and Senior Center Volunteer and was active with the Boy Scout organization for many years.
Fishing, hunting, camping, gardening, and helping on the family farms were other favorite activities for Earl. He helped build and paint houses during the summer months. He loved family reunions. Later he looked forward to visiting The Four Seasons Senior Center and going for dumplings at Nelson's Cafe every Tuesday. Dorothy spoiled him with frequent trips to Dairy Queen. His was a productive and honorable life.
Earl is survived by his wife of 61 years, Dorothy, who was his devoted caretaker throughout his illness. He leaves behind daughters Erlene (Fran) DeCock of Rochert, and Pamela Hammond of Rochester; sons Merlin (Diane) Gehrke of Davenport, Iowa, and Dwight Gehrke of East Grand Forks. His grandchildren are Nathan (Ellie Olson) DeCock, Austin (Tara) DeCock, Karl Hammond, Dena (Joel) Weinberger, Hans Gehrke, and Aaron Gehrke, and one great-grandchild, Sophia Kathleen DeCock. Earl is also survived by two brothers, Charles (Helen) Gehrke and Gene (Bonnie) Gehrke and by two sisters, Irene (David) Halverson and Juliet Aslakson. He was preceded in death by his mother and father.
An online guest book is available at: www.helgesonfuneralhome.com.


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Indochina Encompassed (ATIE)
From the vibrant cityscape of Bangkok to Halong Bay's magnificent limestone karsts, this trip encompasses the highlights of Indochina. Marvel at the wonders of Angkor Wat, sail the Mekong and savour noodles in Chiang Mai. Shop for souvenirs in Ho Chi Minh City and join the locals sipping coffee at a lakeside café in Hanoi. With hotels, transport and a number of included activities arranged by our CEOs, this adventure offers up the perfect combination of must-see highlights and free time.
Highlights: Float down the mighty Mekong River, explore the bustling streets of Hanoi, sail a junk through Halong Bay, shop in Hoi An, experience magnificent Angkor Wat.
- Travel Style:
- Classic
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Standard
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Indochina Discovery (ATID)
Discover the heart and soul of Indochina on this tour of four very diverse countries. Encounter history, both ancient and modern, and witness the unbelievable splendour of Angkor Wat. Our CEOs will ensure your accommodation and transportation are covered—so you can choose the activities that interest you. Push through hectic city lanes and tap into the pulsing nightlife. And with other travellers your own age, you can be sure to get down with adventurers that'll keep up.
Highlights: Revel in the majesty of Angkor Wat, enjoy a delicious local Khmer meal in a small village, chill out on golden beaches, cruise magical Halong Bay, scour markets across four unique countries.
- Travel Style:
- Yolo
- Trip Type:
- Small Group
- Service Level:
- Basic
- Physical Grading:
- 2
Essential Vietnam & Cambodia (AVEV)
A wide-ranging adventure showcasing the region's natural wonders and fascinating cultures, this 17-day trip offers a combination of guided excursions and free time to explore beaches and ruins, urban culture and awe-inspiring landscapes. Cruise the Mekong for a day and overnight on a traditional sailing junk in Halong Bay. Witness the heights of Cambodia's past at Angkor Wat, and contemplate its lows by walking the infamous Killing Fields. Although many activities are included, there is still plenty of time to explore on your own and create the ultimate adventure.
Highlights: Sail on a junk boat through Halong Bay, sip iced coffee in Ho Chi Minh City, float through the Mekong Delta, enjoy sunrise over breathtaking Angkor Wat
Cambodia & Laos Mekong Adventure (ATCM)
From Angkor Wat to remote river towns, journey down the Mekong and into the heart and soul of Southeast Asia. Our CEOs will share with you the region's cultural treasures and natural splendours. Explore the region's many temples and, if you're lucky, spot a rare Irrawaddy dolphin. Experience the highlights with a chance to get off the beaten track and explore the remote islands of Don Khong. With local transportation and authentic accommodation—like a rural homestay—this adventure offers an intriguing blend of included activities and free time for personal discovery.
Highlights: Explore the ancient temples of Angkor Wat, confront history in Phnom Penh, catch a glimpse of the rare Irrawaddy River dolphin, experience a Mekong homestay, bargain at the night market in Luang Prabang
Cambodia on a Shoestring (ATRC)
Marvel at the incredible Khmer ruins of Angkor Wat and the clear turquoise waters at Sihanoukville. This journey packages Cambodia's treasures into 10 well-paced days. Brave Ho Chi Minh City's jam-packed streets with other travellers your own age—you can be sure they'll keep pace with you—or check out the more laid back waterways of Vietnam's Mekong Delta. With your accommodation, transportation and general trip logistics arranged, you can concentrate on choosing the activities that interest you most.
Highlights: Explore bustling Bangkok, catch the sunrise over Angkor Wat, enjoy a delicious local Khmer meal in a small village, chill out on golden beaches, connect with the locals on an overnight homestay.
Indochina Encompassed (ATIE)
Indochina Discovery (ATID)
Essential Vietnam & Cambodia (AVEV)
Cambodia & Laos Mekong Adventure (ATCM)
Cambodia on a Shoestring (ATRC)
|Service Level
|Starting Price
|Indochina Encompassed (ATIE)
|29 days
From $2974
|Indochina Discovery (ATID)
|30 days
From $2379
|Essential Vietnam & Cambodia (AVEV)
|17 days
From $2195
|Cambodia & Laos Mekong Adventure (ATCM)
|15 days
From $1749
|Cambodia on a Shoestring (ATRC)
|10 days
From $849