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Cool, crisp weather isn't exactly in the forecast, but meteorologists at the National Weather Service say the Bradenton/Sarasota area is in for a tiny taste of fall this week.
The cool front that brought Monday's rains with it is expected to clear out by Tuesday. Once it does, the forecast calls for sunny days with scant chances for rain, said meteorologist Rick Davis.
"It's going to be mostly sunny days, mostly clear nights," Davis said. "Nice fall weather."
Davis said highs during the workweek should top out in the upper 80s to low 90s. The early morning hours will see lows in the upper 60s to low 70s.
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The public outcry was loud, harsh and long over 's treatment of fourth-grade teacher David Wartik on Wednesday morning.
"I don't like the way the district has proceeded in this matter," said Melissa Mizel, a parent to two children who had Wartik as their teacher, and who was third in line at the podium. "It's been precipitous and unfair to David."
About 80 people assembled at the open session meeting of the District 36 board members to voice their support for Wartik, who has been put on leave due to concerns about an Evanston police investigation into a possible incident that happened in the late 1990s at a private North Shore school.
During one hour of public comment, a variety of community members spoke, about 15 people total, ranging from Winnetka Congregational Church's Sr. Minister Joseph Shank to a former student and current West Point cadet, who said Wartik has been "treated like a guilty convict."
"The level of the fear in this room is palpable," said Shank, who added that he trusts Wartik completely.
Other speakers included Wartik's younger sister Maggie, a former colleague and teacher at Baker School, and Winnetka parents.
Wartik was at the meeting, sitting next to his sister. At one point, parents and teachers hugged him and patted his back.He made no public comments and declined to speak with Patch.
School Board President Dana Crumley reiterated that the board had not made any final decisions and that the board's interest is to protect and educate children. She also said that some information is privvy only to the board and can be withheld from the public due to privary laws to protect teachers.
The board moved to executive session after the public comment and will return to the open meeting after the session. Stay tuned for updates on this story.
Wartik has taught at the district for 12 years.
District officials were unavailable for comment.
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By CHARLIE COMFORT
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It's typical Iowa weather again. For the past few days, we have been blessed to have temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. We also were blessed to get some much needed rainfall! Unfortunately, that rain will bring with it cooler temperatures and the possibility of a wintery mix. Thursday evening looks to bring a slight chance of rain/snow mix. Thankfully, due to warmer temperatures, little, if any, snow accumulation will occur. Temperatures over the next few days look to range from the mid to upper 40s to the mid 50s. The start of next week looks to bring with it more 60 degree temperatures! Because we are now starting to get into the time for severe weather, I would like to remind residents of the storm siren policy for Oskaloosa.
Question: What is the ordinance for the storm sirens in Oskaloosa? Do they only sound for tornadoes now?
In 2009, the Oskaloosa City Council changed the Storm Siren Ordinance in Oskaloosa. The move came after concerns were expressed that the Oskaloosa Storm Sirens were being sounded too often. According to the new policy, the sirens will only be sounded if the National Weather Service issues a Tornado Warning for Mahaska County and the storm is on a track that would affect Oskaloosa. The other option for the sirens being sounded is if a trained storm spotter indicates that a Severe Thunderstorm is producing damaging winds or hail, they may have the sirens sounded. Regardless, you should be taking cover if you hear the Oskaloosa Storm Sirens
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Congratulations to Kent Reptile and Amphibian Group. KRAG's committee members have published an article in the latest edition of the BHS Bulletin (Number 126): Contributions to local herpetology in Great Britain – The Kent Reptile and Amphibian Group. The article summarises the history of the group since its formation in 1988 and describes the activities of one of the larger and more active ARGs. Congratulations to KRAG on its considerable achievements over the years and for summarising these in published document. Although all ARGs are different (according to local priorities and support) this is a useful guide for other groups.
It's that time of year when folk are starting to come across reptiles in their gardens. Perhaps sheltering under a compost bag, a bit of old board or roofing felt, swimming across their pond, or just basking in a sunny spot.
Whilst some folk welcome wildlife on their home patch, to others the appearance of a snake in the garden (or elsewhere) can be disconcerting or even a bit scary. In these cases people sometimes call the RSPCA, or Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, their local pet shop or their local ARG for advice. To help ARGs (and others) with such enquiries, we have put together this short note which can be used to help answer some of the questions that people may have. We've also added a short description and some pictures to help people to decide exactly what they are seeing.
Please feel free to download and use this note to help respond to enquries about snakes in gardens and to explain why ARGs do not operate a snake-removal service.
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The Merseyside sand lizard is a unique form of this rare and strictly protected species which has very specific egg-laying requirements. This spring, volunteers have created over 150 sand patches among the dunes of the Sefton Coast. Initial indications are that the sand lizards have adopted these egg-laying sites very quickly. At one location where the species has formerly been in decline, NMARG has now found 11 female lizards, many investigating the newly managed sand patches where they will soon lay eggs.
Mike Brown (NMARG Chairman); " This clearly shows that habitat and species monitoring, combined with targeted habitat management, can have positive results in a very short space of time."
Volunteers from the Amphibian and Reptile Group network have been spearheading emergency habitat restoration for the sand lizard on the Sefton Coast over the winter months. With funding from the British Herpetological Society (BHS) and the ARG UK 100% Fund, volunteers from several ARG groups have joined forces with conservation professionals from ARC and Sefton Council to remove the vegetation that is shading sand lizard habitat.
Monitoring of both habitat condition and the species itself, carried out by NMARG, has allowed prioritisation of management activities which are being addressed through an ever strengthening and successful partnership.
"In spite of the success of the habitat management work, there is a great deal more to do, especially tree and scrub removal and sand patch creation, to ensure the local sand lizard survives and increases in numbers," Mike Brown adds. ARC is currently seeking funds to help local partners with monitoring and managing Sefton's sand lizards.
ARG UK (and the sand lizards) are hugely grateful to NMARG, ARGSL, Manchester ARGs, Fylde ARG, SWWARG, ARC, BHS and Sefton Metropolitan Borough Council for collaborating on this essential habitat management work.
We are delighted to be able to bring you a unique reptile resource pack developed especially for kids (at KS1 and KS2) by those clever folk at Herefordshire Amphibian and Reptile Team (HART) and the Herefordshire Nature Trust, with loads of fun activities, ideas and stories, to help you find out more about our very special native reptiles.
Please download and use Whats That Snake? at home or for your school, and let us know how you get on.
Have fun!!
And for those of you who are out and about why not download our Amphibian ID guide and Reptile ID Guide to take with you, they will tell you everything you need to know about our native species - if its a frog or newt in your garden pond, or a lizard basking on a wall.
'What's That Snake' is generously supported by those nice people at the Heritage Lottery Fund, Malvern Hills AONB and Wye Valley AONB.
Welcome to Make the Adder Count 2014. Started in 2005, this long-running survey aims to encourage springtime counts of adders, with the objectives of informing local conservation projects/interests and gathering a long-term surveillance dataset.
Make the Adder Count encourages experienced observers to gather data in a standardised way (by making at least three and, ideally, five or six, counts of snakes) so that information may be pooled to build a picture of trends in adder populations nationally.
In 2014 the project will be co-ordinated by the Chair of ARGUK, Chris Monk, who has taken over from John Baker after 8 years of sterling service. To take part please contact him at:
You can download the MTAC forms for 2014 here:
Make the Adder Count recording form 2014
Survey notes and additional information can be downloaded from here
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In 2013, Amphibian and Reptile Conservation and ARGUK launched a new project - ToadSize - that aims to investigate the impact of road mortality on toad populations, and how that is affected by toad patrolling. This is achieved by measuring male toads on their way to their breeding ponds.
In the 2013 season, we were delighted to receive over 750 records from 19 crossing sites, with some rather unexpected results, which showed that at the sites tested the most important factors were frequency of partol and distance form breeding pond. For more on this please download our powerpoint Toadsize 2013 results
We would also like to thank everybody who took part.
In the 2014 breeding season, we would like to repeat the ToadSize project, to gather additional information from both existing and new sites, and to test our preliminary findings. This will inform future conservation efforts. Therefore, once again, ARGUK and ARC would like help from the local ARGs and toad patrollers.
We want measurements from sites where road mortality is known to be high. But we also need to compare these with sites where there is low mortality (e.g. quiet roads or roads temporarily closed to traffic), or no mortality. All types of site are welcomed, and if you or your ARG can organise data collection from one of each, then it would be a valuable addition to the project.
To get involved with ToadSize 2014, please download the recording forms:
ToadSize 2014 recording form in excel
ToadSize 2014 methods and recording form (.pdf)
If you can contribute to this citizen-science project to investigate the impacts of road traffic on common toads, then please contact Angie Julian (ARGUK Secretary)
The safety of volunteers is of paramount importance, and so participants in ToadSize should adhere to the safety measures recommended for all toad patrolling work.


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Molten chocolate cake for Shabbos evening
I wondered if molten chocolate cake could be served on Shabbat, so I tired it and it worked beautifully.
I used a recipe from the Times http://dinersjournal.blogs.nytimes.co...
and set the ramekins at the coolest corner of the blech, where they waited politely through shul and dinner. The centers were moist, gooey, not quite as "melted" as I have had it before. Probably because I left them in the oven a minute too long. But possibly from waiting on the blech for 3 hours.
I'll definitely do this again.
I assume you made them pareve. If so, what did you use for the butter? I recently bought Earth Balance shortening sticks for the first time, and I've been wondering how I'll use them. Do you think they'd work with this?
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This is not soft-spread margarine which is totally different than regular stick margarine. To my knowledge, this is the same product, but in a tub. And anything I have ever made with it comes out just the same as when I used to use stick margarine (not Earth Balance stick margarine, but Mother's . . . with transfats, which I now avoid).
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I was using up Pesach margarine. Earth balance is a wonderful butter substitute. I use it or Fleishmann's , grocery store stocking is even more unreliable in Manhattan and I can't always get the brand I want. The recipe is incredibly simple. The only trick is timing the very short baking period.
I have done the lower-class, but still very popular, hot fudge pudding cake on the blech for Friday night, and it's also worked quite well: http://www.hersheys.com/recipes/recip...
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Coffee rich is nasty. I generally go for almond or soy milks, which are much less artificial (and do not taste like chemicals), but which have a similar-enough protein content to milk that they replace it pretty well in baking.
I have never used a warming drawer, and can't speak to that.


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The Athens Lady Hornets evened their district record Tuesday night with a 63-56 win over the visiting Van Lady Vandals.
With the win, first-year coach Dee Evans team is now 8-14 on the season and 1-1 in District 15-3A play.
AHS came out aggressive in the opening 16 minutes of the game and battled back from a 15-10 deficit midway through the opening quarter to take a 21-19 lead on back-to-back three pointers by senior guard Demi Cumby.
Van (0-2 in district) was able to put together a run and take a 28-23 lead on a basket by sophomore post Bri Thompson.
The Lady Hornets battled back and tied the game at 31-31 on another jumper by Cumby with 1:33 remaining in the quarter.
Both teams went into the locker room tied at 35-35 as Cumby scored 14 of her team-high 21 points in the first half.
The third quarter was almot a stalemate between the two teams as Athens outscored the Lady Vandals, 12-11.
During the period, the Lady Vandals defense held AHS scoreless for nearly three minutes until Josee McNeece scored on a fast-break layup for a 46-39 deficit.
Athens held a one-point lead at 47-46 heading into the final quarter and Athens stepped up on defense in the final quarter of play outscoring Van, 15-10.
AHS relied heavily on their free-throw shooting eight free throws in the final quarter.
The Lady Hornets defense was able to force Van into multiple turnovers in the final quarter, and held them scoreless for over four minutes of action.
Athens had five of their scorers in double figures as Cari Aguilera scored 11 points.
McNeece added 12 points for the Lady Hornets while Bryla Barker added 10 points.
AHS will look to continue their win streak Friday as they travel to Mabank to take on the Lady Panthers. Tipoff for that game is scheduled for 6:15 p.m.
Lindale 59, AHS 55
The Athens Hornets fell to 13-11 on the year with a hard-fought loss to the Lindale Eagles in the non-district finale at AHS Gymnasium.
Both teams had a solid shooting night in the first half as Lindale held a 30-29 lead at intermission.
Lindale jumped out to an early 5-0 lead before Chris Jefferson opened up the scoring for the Hornets with a layup at the 5:45 mark of the opening quarter.
Athens guard Kynden Crist gave the Hornets a 26-23 lead midway through the second quarter on an old-fashioned three-point play with 2:25 remaining in the first half.
Crist finished the game with 12 points for the Hornets.
In the second half, Athens junior Anthony Sanders went to work scoring 11 of his team-high 22 points.
He opened up the scoring in the second half with a steal and fast-break layup to give Athens a 31-30 lead.
Lindale recorded their biggest lead of the game midway through the third quarter at 48-39 as Lindale forced Athens into turnovers.
In the fourth quarter, Athens tried to cut into the Lindale lead with their three-point shooting but was only able to cut the lead down to one at 51-50 with five minutes remaining in the game.
Lindale was led in scoring by Terry with a game-high 24 points.
Athens looks to get back on the winning track Friday night as they open District 15-3A play on the road at Mabank.
This will be the first game the Hornets have played against former coach Tracy Carter.
Carter led the Hornets to consecutive trips to the regional tournament before taking over the coaching vacancy.
Tipoff for the game at Panther Gymnasium is scheduled for 8 p.m.


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The Spencer volleyball team earned a three-game sweep in its first-round matchup against Dublin on Wednesday in Columbus.
The win, which came 25-7, 25-14, 25-7, came in the school's first home playoff match, and it is the first time Spencer has advanced to the second round in school history.
The Lady Greenwave (12-7) were led by Corrina Johnson, who notched 10 consecutive aces, and Alexus Griffin, who had eight straight aces and one block. Tatyana Griffin also added nine kills in the match.
Spencer coach Lamont Sheffield said the team made some simple mistakes in the second game, but re-focused in the third to pick up the win.
Spencer will face the winner of No. 1-seed Wesleyan and No. 4 Coosa in the second round. If it is Wesleyan, the Lady Greenwave will play on the road; if it is Coosa, they will host.
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Andray Blatche fired the first shot. In the Brooklyn locker room just before Monday night's marquis matchup between the Knicks and the Nets, Blatche said to reporters "Anybody seen how the Wizards are doing?"
Blatche went on to poke fun at his former team in a series of tweets, including one that stated how good it felt to be with a winning organization. But he didn't stop there.
Blatche conducted a radio interview with Holden Kushner and Danny Rouhier on 106.7 The Fan in D.C., where he continued to lash out at his former team.
"They've could've had my back," Blatche said. "They could've explained exactly what was going on. They've could've had my back. They could've done anything. I don't care what they could've done. It could've been small, than to say, you know what, 'This is our escape route.' "
Blatche continued.
"We're going to leave him out for himself. He's going to have to fend for himself now. No, that's not what you do when it's your family. And supposedly say this is a brotherhood. That's not what you do. I don't care, whatever my brother, my uncle, my sister, whatever anybody does, I'm going to have their back 100 percent. And that's what you do with family. That's all I'm saying. If we're family, then act like it."
Blatche is finding success coming off the bench for the Nets, who are 9-4 after winning what was billed as the Battle of the Boroughs in New York on Monday night. He's averaging 9.8 points and 5.4 rebounds and has found the ideal role for himself as a bench player averaging around 22 minutes per game.
He's also being paid $7 million per year by the Wizards, who used their amnesty provision earlier this year to release him. In total, the Wizards will have to pay Blatche $23 million. His contract with the Nets earns him a little over $1.14 million. That being said, Blatche might have been better off not to reopen old Washington wounds.
His twitter comments, along with his radio interview, evoked a firestorm of reaction from local fans who still blame Blatche for the Wizards woes the past few seasons. They cite his lack of conditioning, poor work ethic and immaturity as reason why he was booed nearly every time he stepped on the court at Verizon Center last year.
Blatche did admit to some responsibility, but still sounded to a lot of fans like more excuse making.
"I was out of shape. I 100 percent admit that. And that's 100 percent on me," Blatche said.
"But my thing is, I'm not necessarily blaming it all on injuries because it's other things I could've possibly done. I could've did a lot more workouts. Do more stuff in the pool to take stress off my legs. I could've done a lot more of that. I'm talking more of the booing and the ignorance of certain fans of certain situations with the media that the organization didn't have my back with. That's what I'm talking about."
Blatche continued.
"It's easy to be in somebody's corner when things is good. That's the easiest thing in the world, that's for anybody. I'm talking about when things are bad, when things are going wrong. That's when you can tell if somebody is on your side or not when things are going bad. That contract was great because things were going good. I needed help. I asked them, 'Why is nobody having my back? Everybody said, 'You have to play through it and things will turn around.' "
Asked after Tuesday's practice session about Blatche's comments, Wizards coach Randy Wittman said he "didn't want to get into that."
"We did everything we could to help him, as we will with every player that ever comes here," Wittman said.
Now that Blatche has a new home and a new team in Brooklyn he sounds as though he's finally with an organization that has put him in the right role.
"To be honest with you, me being amnestied from that team, that was one of the biggest things to help me," Blatche said. "Now I'm in a whole different organization. A different part of my life, that I'm going to be able to succeed in."
Clearly though, he clearly still harbors some bitterness toward Washington.
"It's over for me in D.C., I know that," Blatche said. "I'm quite sure, they can ask every last one of my teammates here and I guarantee you what they say about me is completely different than what y'all think of me in D.C. For them to say, 'Oh, he's a bad teammate, he's a cancer in the locker room, he's this and that."
"All that was a bunch of lies. A bunch of lies. That's what really made me mad. That showed me, they tried to end me."


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A NEW specialist facility for dementia patients has been topped out by Verwood councillor Toni Coombs.
Cllr Coombs did the honours at Oakdene Nursing and Residential Care Home's new wing, Acorn Lodge, at Three Legged Cross.
From November, Acorn Lodge will offer dedicated nursing and care to residents who have been diagnosed with dementia.
Cllr Coombs conquered her fear of heights to reach the roof joists and|hammer a yew bough to a joist, in|a traditional ceremony that marks the completion of a building's top floor.
In November North Dorset MP Robert Walter will take time out from his Westminster duties to visit Three Legged Cross to officially open Acorn Lodge to residents.
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The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester (BGCNW) recently announced the addition of five distinguished members of the community: Ashley Diamond, Andrew Handler, John New, Charles Parsons and Rick Suarez to its board of directors.
Ashley Diamond is co-founder of the Bedford Hills-based wine company, Vine & Co. Diamond previously served as marketing manager for Frontline Marketing until 2004 before deciding to dedicate more time to family. She remains actively involved in the community, having served on several committees including the Northern Westchester Hospital Annual Gala Steering Committee from 2009 to 2011 and as co-chair of the Gala in 2009. In 2012, Diamond served as a member of the Annual Benefit Dinner Committee for the Katonah Museum of Art, and in 2013, Ashley and her husband, Jim, were the recipients of the BCGNW's Humanitarian Award. Diamond is a graduate of George Mason University and currently resides in Katonah, NY with her husband and their two daughters.
Andrew Handler currently works as an independent commodities options trader/market maker. In 2012, Handler decided to share his passion for nutrition and physical fitness with the community by opening a CrossFit Gym in Mount Kisco. In addition to his new position on the board of BGCNW, Handler and his wife, Kimberly, have been involved with Northern Westchester Hospital for numerous years, serving as co-chairs for their annual gala. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business and Economics from Lehigh University. Handler and his wife live in Bedford Hills with their three children.
John P. New, managing partner at Access Securities, LLC in Stamford, CT, is a financial professional with over 19 years of experience, and was formerly president of Source Trading and Senior VP, International Wealth Specialist at Morgan Stanley. New is head coach of the JV basketball team at Iona Prep and is very involved in BCGNW's youth basketball program. New is also a former BCGNW board member, serving from 2004 to 2009, and was a long-time member of the Club's Golf Committee. New's wife, Gina, was also actively involved on BCGNW's Humanitarian Award dinner committee for many years. New currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Claudio Reyna Foundation and has been a long-standing board member for the Bedford-Pound Ridge Baseball Association. He and his wife reside in Bedford with their four children Sean, Gianna, Blaise, and Cullen.
Charles Parsons has been at Proskauer Rose LLP for his entire professional career. He is a partner in the corporate department and a member of the Global Private Investment Funds Group. Parsons serves on the board of the Chappaqua Youth Soccer Club and coached his son and daughter's AYSO soccer teams. He currently lives in Chappaqua with his wife, Rachel, his son, Owen, and his daughter, Hayden.
Rick Suarez is a managing director and senior equity partner at Clarfeld. Suarez is responsible for managing all aspects of the firm's investment advisory business, for both US and off-shore clients, including strategic asset allocation, selection of third-party investment managers and mutual funds, business development and investment performance monitoring and reporting. Suarez is a Certified Financial Planner and received his Masters of Business Administration in Finance from Pace University. He is also an alumnus of Fairfield University, where he earned his undergraduate degree. He currently resides with his wife and three children in Briarcliff Manor, where he also devotes time to his children's youth soccer and lacrosse teams.
"Each of these individuals has displayed such commitment to their professional lives, their families and their community," said BGCNW Executive Director Brian Skanes. "We look forward to the expertise and enthusiasm they will bring to our organization."
The Boys & Girls Club of Northern Westchester also recently appointed new officers to the Board. Todd Rockefeller will now serve as president; Muffin Dowdle as vice president; Marc Weisenfreund as secretary, and Linda A. Mahon has been reappointed as treasurer for her second term.
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this is hard to do - the best way to approach your physician is to let them know what is not working and how it's not working - your physician will let you know what he/she believes may help - and you can let them know your concern bout taking oral meds - let them do the asking and you can explain -
also - testing should be done at both physicians (or your pain doc may do both) but tests should be done to see if you do have Fibro -
also your pain doc should do a test on ur legs: EMG test WITH NERVE CONDUCTION TEST as this will determine if there is any nerve damage in the legs (I have same problems and have nerve damage in both legs).
please keep us posted - take care - Joy
Thank you so much for your advice, that sounds great. I have never had tests done on my legs. I just recently went on gabapentain and my pain has gone from a 8 to a 3 on a good day.
i've only hear of the fentanyl patch - so this is new to me -
i've never tried any patch - just have heard too many horror stories -.
i am looking at having the spinal cord stimulator implant done - it will, hopefully, take care of about 80% of my pains - and then i can reduce pain meds (ms contin 60mg 4 day; oxycodone 30mg 4 day; neurontin 600 mg 6 day; muscle relaxers 4mg 5 day) so i'm hoping this will help. if not then it will be the pain pump implant.
they have asked if I wanted the patch and told them NO - so I would do all the research you can before accepting it.
keep us posted - take care - Joy
I have great news!!! My appointment went perfect!! He was wonderful..I went in with a list of my problems, what i don't like, and what I want to change.
I finally have a diagnosis!!! I have what's called Lumbar Facet Arthropothy. As well as Lumbar degenerative disease, and a bulging disc on my L4-5.
It feels sooooo good to have validation on my pain, it is bittersweet though. I explained how I wanna get off tramadol and not take any pills. He is going to do a facet injection, see how that does and we will go from there.
We then discussed pain management options..he brought up the Butrans patch. Says that it's a great alternative to people with moderate constant 24 hr pain. You wear it for 7 days, then replace it. It comes in 3 levels of the meds. 5, 10, and 20mg. He started me on 5, and we will go from there. I put it on Monday afternoon and am not getting any relief yet, and don't feel dizzy, or sick, I feel completely normal. Apparently it can take a few days to absorb in the body.
What I have heard is that people say it's a miracle. They have thrown away there pills. One guy said that he can finally work again because he is not so loopy from the narcotics. I have read alot of similar stories. That it doesn't give you that euphoric feeling or get you high. I will let you know how I'm doing
New PM doc put me on the Butrans, and after 4 days I feel minimal pain relief, dizziness ("cloudiness"), take 1 or 2 perch 7.5/325 for BT pain.
It's nearing year 6 of back problems for me. I'd like to hear about your experience with the patches, your injections and overall progress.
I was diagnosed with Lupus & Rheumatoid Arthritis about 10 years ago and have been battling ever since with various pain. A few years ago, my GP & Specialist put me on Lortab, then Percocets, then Oxycontin. After a while I started to gain a tolerance for whatever I was on, then they would put me on something stronger. I'm only 31, so I don't want to burn out ALL of my opiod receptors so quickly (also, I was sick of taking pills every few hours). Because of the Lupus, I already have to take many pills every day, so the way I see it...the fewer the better. My GP finally saw how frustrated I was getting about all the pills, so he recommended a pain patch. I thought that he was referring to Fentynal at first, so I initially said NO, but he told me about Butrans. Because of my extensive use of pain medication, he put me on 20mcg/hour.
So far, I've been on it for about a day, but I'd like to hear some other opinions on it's use. Any obective/subjective criticism?
A few weeks later, I had another injection done and went up to the 10mcg. I can honestly say that after 2 weeks on that dose I realized my back pain in the morning had changed. Usually when I wake up, I don't wanna get out of bed because my back hurts so bad...but then I DO wanna get out of bed because my back hurts so bad. It's usually a no win situation. But now, I only feel a little stiff. It's a different feeling. Instead of it being pain, it's slightly uncomfortable.
I have also noticed though on day 5 or 6, it's hurts in the morning again. I don't believe for me it's lasting the full 7 days. So I have been changing it every 6, or 5.
As my overall pain goes, I feel it has helped me. My only issue which I constantly come across is, any activity small to large. I haven't found anything that helps with the break through pain besides the norco. So my pain specialist has me on the patch, then vicodin for the BTP.
The crazy thing is there is NO euphoric feeling what so ever..it's as if I have a advil patch on.
Which patch are you taking? If your doc started you on the low dose, and it's not working after 2 weeks, I would try the 10, but give it a little bit before you go tot the next step.
As far as the injections go..I have ha them before as well and decided to give them another shot, haha...I don't think they do anything. I believe my patch has given me the pain relief.
Please let me know how you are doing, and take care. I hope you find some relief in whatever your being given. If not there's something else out there we can find!
I can relate to your pill situation. I'm 31as well, and my tolerance was that of horse, and I'm 5'3 115 pounds. So I had to find something else. I believe this has helped me enough to not have to take pills all day. Now your on the 20, which I have not gotten to yet, but am thinking maybe next round. I thought after 2 weeks is when I either felt it didn't work, or then when I went to the 10, after 2 weeks is when I started to pick up on the changes.
What I like about it, is it doesn't get me "high". There are no euphoric effects like the pills. So I believe they have found something that you won't get addicted to like the pills.
I have never had a problem with it staying on. In fact, it hurts to rip it off!!
I hope it will be able to help you cut back on your pills! I feel it has helped me in a lot of ways, by means is my pain all gone, but it has helped with the everyday aspect of it. PLEASE let me know if you have any questions!!! Or anyone who is reading this! Look forward to hearing about your progress and take care;-)
By the way, it seems to be a common complaint that the patches are NOT lasting the full 7 days. Maybe the powers that be are looking into this, but every 5 days (or 6 patches per prescription instead of 4 may remedy this. Who knows...?)
Good luck with everything!
Personally though, the classes don't matter. I was on tramadol (considered a non-narcotic) for a year. 50mg, 4 times a day and the first 3 days of tapering, was just as painful, if not worse then tapering off of a true narcotic, which I have done a few different times. It took me about a month and half to get off those things. It was awful.
All of our bodies are different, and are going to react to different things in different ways...hence why we all come on here asking for others opinions on pain relief.
dmw70, I'm sorry that you had a rough experience on it. But I think it's great that you tried something new.
With that said, one of the reasons that I have been excited about the patch is it means there turning new leaves out there. The way that I look at it is, in 10 years, even 5 years...there are going to be many choices out there for all of us. So for me, I will try new things, listen to my doc and keep doing my own research to see if there are things that can help me live a better life.
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Today marks the start of a new design team term at the Ribbon Carousel and some exciting new changes to the way we do things around here!
Before I introduce to you the Fall 2012 Ribbon Carousel Crewmates, we need to say our heart felt goodbyes to some of our current Crewmates.
Behind the scenes, we have a wacky little family here at the Ribbon Carousel Crew and we are so sad to see them leave the nest. Thank you for all of your hard work and talent that you have shared with us. We will miss you! Farewell friends......and fare well!
OK, now we've got the sad stuff out of the way. Lets get to the happy news! Please let me introduce you to the Fall 2012 Ribbon Carousel Crewmates!
First up are the returning Crewmates
who have remained on board for another term!
Hi! I'm Amanda Coleman from Idaho. I have been married to my hubby, Rob, for 11 years and am a stay-at-home mom to a 6 year-old daughter and 8 year-old son. I delight in everything chocolate and can't go a single day without my Coke Zero refill from the local gas station. I enjoy crafts of all types. I sew a little, crochet a little, and enjoy baking and cooking. I also love teaching. I used to be a high school teacher and a college biology professor.
Hello! My name is Amber Hight and I am so excited to be here on the Ribbon Carousel team! I have been stamping/scrapbooking since 2005. My mom sells Avon and I had bought a scrapbooking kit from the catalog on a whim. Turns out I loved scrapping and haven't ever turned back! While I do more stamping now than I do scrapping, I still enjoy a layout now and then, and most everything I create is loaded with ribbon and/or twine. I am so excited to be here and can't wait to make a bunch of new friends.
My name is Andrea Ewen and I've been married to my high school sweet heart for 17 years. We have two children together, ages 15 and 13. I live in New Jersey near the beautiful shore and work full time in a small pharmacy that is 2 blocks from the ocean. Crafting has always been a passion of mine, but it wasn't until 2002 that I found the art of paper crafting. I started my blog, EwenStyle, in 2010 and since then I have really concentrated on learning as much as I can and experimenting as much as possible. I really enjoy "paper manipulating" whether it be in the form of die cuts, border punches or flower making. I love to use lots of vintage and feminine items like ribbons, lace, pearls and flowers. I'm so exciting to be continuing on with the Ribbon Carousel team to share with you my love of all things crafty!
Hi, I'm Danielle Daws and I hate writing bios. I really do. Honestly, there's really nothing terribly interesting to say... I live in Tasmania, Australia with my husband and 5 year old daughter... and... that's it. Sometimes I make stuff, photograph it and put it on my blog...
(Kim here - Our beloved "Daws Dawg" was cranky when she wrote this)
Hi, my name is Els. I'm a Belgian papercrafter, mom and wife. I've always been a creative person with a passion for paper. I started making cards little over 3 years ago and was instantly hooked. Not so much later I also dove into scrapbooking and other projects. To say I'm addicted would be an understatement. I have a rather clean style, with a soft spot for ink splatters, layers and messy stitches. It's a great honor to be here on the design team.
My name is Jenny Peterson. I started stamping about 4 years ago, and like most of you I went to a Stampin' Up event and was hooked:) I dabble in scrapbooking and quilting but love cards the most as I get pretty instant results. I guess that says a little about my patience! I am a wife and mom to three little boys (see why I have no patience left?). I am also a Registered Nurse, and work for a local college, teaching in various nursing programs primarily in a clinical setting. My job and home life can be very stressful and I find stamping relaxes me and brings me a lot of joy:) I have made some wonderful friends through blogging, and have had the privilege of working for some amazing companies, such as The Ribbon Carousel of course, There She Goes, The Cat's Pajamas, Kraftin' Kimmie, and Your Next Stamp! As well as having had the opportunity to guest design for My Favorite Things a few times!
My name is Kim O'Connell and I am Clinical Social Worker by day and a mad crafter by night.......and early mornings. I am professional chauffeur to my soccer playing 10 yo daughter and baseball playing 8 yo son and the wife of a husband who wonders how I turned into a "crafty nerd." I started stamping in 2009. I would describes my style as clean but not so simple and I LOVE to color with my copics! This is my 3rd term with the Ribbon Carousel and my 2nd term as the DT Coordinator (AKA "Herd Master" behind the scenes) of this motley crew whom affectionately refer to as "The Herd" of donkeys.
Hi there, Laurel here. I am married with 2 girls, teach grade one during the day and love to spend time in my craft room at night. I love to create cards, layout and altered projects - basically anything with paper! I have been fortunate to have had my work published, and be on wonderful design teams. Currently, along with the Ribbon Carousel, I am also on the Pebbles, Glue Dots and Momenta Design Teams. I love doing what I do and love the many friends I have made in this industry. I am looking forward to the upcoming challenges with the Ribbon Carousel and what you do with them!
Hi, I am Lindsay! I live in Northeast Ohio with my wonderful husband, four-year-old son. I adore stamps and paper, and will gravitate to my creative space any chance I can! I inherited the crafty gene from my father and love all things art, as well as an appreciation for handmade crafts, thanks to my talented mother! When I am not making things out of paper, I love to take walks, bike rides, and spend time with my little family.
I'm Lisa Somerville. I live in Illinois with my husband Jim and two boys (Jim 18 and Joe 17). I'm thrilled to be on the Ribbon Carousel Design Team. My style is pretty classic with a bit of shabby chic. I love to create with all different types of products and like to keep up with the latest techniques and incorporate them into my designs on a regular basis. You can find my work in published in numerous major paper crafting publications. I also currently design for several other paper crafting/rubber stamp companies. Visit my blog at www.lisasomerville.com
Hi everyone! My name is Peggy and, I am married to my best friend and biggest supporter and we have 3 great boys ages 12, 13 and 16! They are my biggest fans and critics and always let me know what they really think of my cards good or bad! I have been stamping for about 6 years now and love all the wonderful people I have met in real life and online! I am beyond excited to be staying on for another term with the Ribbon Carousel Crew and to be working with such a talented and fun group of ladies! I don't think I can make a card without some sort of ribbon or twine so
this is heaven!
My name is Savannah O'Gwynn {aka Sav}. I live in Southwest Florida with my husband, Travis, and 4 year old pup, Olsen. I started crafting at a young age, but I didn't buy my first stamps until August 2009. In June 2009, I left my teaching profession to pursue my crafting passion and it was then that my life changed. I love everything about crafting--patterned papers are my favorite, as well as different types of ribbons and alpha letters! I enjoy working in my studio and being creative. I also love to sing--worshiping with my husband is
a passion of mine.
My name is Stephanie Muzzulin I am from a small town in CT. I am married with two beautiful children Mackenzie and Codey. I discovered cardmaking about 8 years ago and have been hooked ever since!!! I love more than anything sharing my work with people on my blog along with that I have had some amazing opportunites to work with some fabulous companies and I love that I have met some great people through this hobby!! I look forward to working with another fabulous group of ladies!!!
Hello, I'm Tracy Valure and you can find me at Tracy's Stamping Corner (http://tracysstampingcorner.
blogspot.com. I live in Sunny South Florida! I have been happily married to my best friend for 13 years. I have two kiddos - Michael, 12, and Kara, 8. I have been stamping for about 12 years now. I dabble a little in scrapbooking as well and love to do both, but find the most pleasure in card making. I think because it is instant gratification!! I could spend hours in my craft room coloring, unfortunately I have this thing called a job which takes alot of my time! In my spare time, what little I have, I also love to read and SHOP (it's a sickness, I swear). My husband and I also do alot of traveling. So much that our friends and family actually pick relentlessly at us because of the amount we vacation! I'm a huge Facebook and Pinterest junkie, I love social networking. I am also quite the party animal! ha!ha! Hubby and I try to have a date night every other weekend, kid free! I swear that's what keeps us going!!! I am so grateful to be a part of this rowdie bunch of Donkeys here at the Ribbon Carousel.
Hi! I'm Valerie, also know as "ValTheRican." Originally from NJ, but currently stranded in Texas with my air force husband, and two little ones. I take up any craft that I possibly can, if it catches my attention. Right now I am sewing, and loving it! Making new things out of old things is one of my favorite things to do. I blog, tweet, Facebook, and pin, but have time for none of it! I hope to one day catch up on my scrapbooking. I try to meet as many people in person as I do on Facebook. I drink too much coffee, and eat too much chocolate. I'm also currently addicted to beautifying myself on pic monkey.com. Best of all, I'm not ashamed of any of it! Nice to "meet" you!
Hi, I'm Wendy Ramlakhan and I'm THRILLED to be returning for a third term with the Ribbon Carousel. I live in Orlando, Florida with my beautiful family and can honestly say that I'm living a dream come true, all thanks to my wonderfully supportive husband who is truly my biggest fan. I LOVE being a stay at home mom to our two beautiful children, Brooke (4 yrs. old) and Nathan (5 yrs old). They are my favorite people in the whole world and it's an honor to be their mother. I've always had lots of different crafty hobbies, card making included but swore I'd never be a stamper. But that all changed 3 years ago while looking for ideas to create my daughters 1st birthday invitations. That's when I stumbled upon SplitCoast Stampers and discovered Copic's. Suddenly stamping went from something I would never do…to my true passion! I love the instant gratification of completing a card as well as the the reaction people have when you give them a handmade card.
And now I have the honor of introducing you to
the NEWBIE CREWMATES!
Hi there! I'm Candace. I was born and raised in South Mississippi, and I'm so proud to be a Southern girl! My husband, Andrew, and I are expecting our first child next year, and we are very excited! I work as a junior high school English teacher. When I'm not in my stamp room, I love trying out new recipes in the kitchen, reading, shopping, and spending time with my family. I started scrapbooking in 2008 and discovered a love for card-making soon after. Stamping is a big part of my life. It not only gives me a hobby, but I made some awesome friends and had amazing opportunities because of it. I'm so happy to be a part of the Ribbon Carousel Challenge Team and to share my creations with you!
I am a Correctional Officer by night and a stamper by day. I am married and have to kiddos, Christopher 21 & Hailey 17. My free time is spent doing whatever the kids dictate I do, but that is quickly coming to an end. I am hoping that one gets a good job and moves out and the other gets into College. THEN... Yeah I'm hittin' the road to go to a CHA, see friends etc... lol
Hi there! My name is Michele and I am so excited to be joining the Ribbon Carousel DT. Like most people I was introduced to cardmaking in 2005 by attending an SU! party with my husband no less. I had no idea what I was getting myself into! I was hooked and have been crafting ever since. I have expanded my interests and also learned how to sew and love to alter items. I am a HS teacher by day and during the late hours of the night, I love crawling into my crafting space and decompress for the day by creating something! I've been married for six years and have an adorable little girl who loves to make cards with me too. On occasion you will see a picture or two of her on my blog. I'm looking forward to all the fun that's to come with being on the RCDT!
I'm from Robbinsville, NJ......currently living in India for hubby's work project. I've been married to wonderful husband for 15 years and together we've two adorable girls of age 11 and 7. I've been paper crafting for three years now. I'm a card maker, a stamp addict and a budding scrapbooker. I create in variety of styles. My personal favorite is CAS stamped cards. I like to try new techniques and trends for my creations. I have been so fortunate to have my creations published in several papercrafting magazines and have designed for some wonderful companies.
Hi, my name is Tangii, I live in sunny Southern California and I am addicted to all things crafty and handmade! I have been paper crafting for a handful of years, but have recently gotten back to another love... quilting and sewing up pretty things! I have a MAJOR addiction to ribbons J and use them in everything from cards, sewing projects, decorating home made jam and anything else I can attach it to!! My current ribbon obsessions are Crushed, Silk and Seam Binding (oh yeah, and twine!!). Give me a Latte and let me craft and I am a happy girl! I am so excited to be a part of this amazing team of wonderful peeps!
And there you have it!
How's that for a design team?!?!
We will kick off our first challenge tomorrow
so check back then to play along with us!


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Koening Lifts UNCW Past Chants, 5-4
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - Jake Koenig singled home Thomas Pope in the bottom of the 10th to lift UNCW past Coastal Carolina, 5-4, in college baseball action Tuesday at Brooks Field.
The Seahawks earned a split of the annual home-and-home series with Coastal Carolina and improved to 17-15. The Chanticleers dropped to 20-11 with the extra inning loss.
In the 10th, Pope led off with an infield single and Drew Farber moved him to second with a sacrifice bunt. Koenig stepped to the plate and singled through the left side on the first pitch he saw from losing pitcher Aaron Burke (4-2). There was a play at the plate, but Pope snuck his hand under the tag for the winning run.
Coastal Carolina turned a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 lead with three runs in the top of the eighth against UNCW relievers Tyler DeLoach and Jack Lane. DeLoach walked three, all scored, and Lane surrendered a two-run to Rich Witten (3-for-4, 2 RBI) that gave the Chants the lead.
UNCW, however, answered in the bottom of the frame to tie it on Pope's sacrifice fly. Hunter Ridge drew the Seahawks to within 4-3 one batter earlier with an infield single.
Winning pitcher Tom Timoney (1-1) held the Chants to one hit and a walk in two innings of relief.
Tyler Molinaro joined Ridge, Pope and Farber with two hits apiece.
Daniel Bowman added two hits for the Chants, who dropped to 1-4 in extra inning games.
Ricky Holden extended his shutout streak to 19 1/3 innings with three shutout frame in relief for the Seahawks.
The Seahawks visit Charleston Southern on April 11 for a 3 p.m. start.


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We hardly recognised Caroline Flack when she turned up on the red carpet at last night's NTA Awards.
Caroline took her new hair out for a few drinks. Copyright: [wenn]
OK, we know we say that a lot, but we quite literally did not recognise the presenter until we got home and checked out the pictures!
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She was the daughter of the late Randolph Roark and the late Helen Hall Roark and was married to Rufus W. Short, who survives.
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She is preceded in death by one brother, Keith Randolph "Randy" Roark.
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The family received friends Sunday, Dec. 30, 2012, from 7 until 8:30 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home and other times at the home of her daughter, Lisa. S. Thomas, 12172 L.P. Bailey Hwy., Nathalie.
For memorials consider the First Baptist Church of Republican Grove or the Brookneal Rescue Squad.
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I'm reminded of an episode of the TV show 30 Rock, when Liz Lemon (played by Tina Fey) confronts the barely dressed office receptionist Cerie about her need to wear a supportive undergarment because she's making people in the office uncomfortable. How about the fact that she's ruining their efficiency?
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In the West stand the gates of death, and the Island of the ever living ones/ Here also stands the cup of our Lady Babalon. (images of the Western Altar)
Recently packed up my altar space (before moving to an intrim place, before moving properly in the summer), and since my use of temple space will be different when I move, I am releasing a few images of how it has been. Because sure why not?


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