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Cherries are one of my favorite fruits. This recipe, from Mary Hunter, is one I had never made before. I've always made a crust for the top of cherry pie, and this has a streusel topping.
If you have your own cherries, or maybe a friend has a tree, make your own cherry pie filling. After pitting them, put into a sauce pan, add sugar or sweetener to taste. Cook until sugar is dissolved. Then add cornstarch to thicken. Or use cans of cherry pie filling. Thanks to Mary and Jim for her recipes.
Cherry Pie
1 recipe your favorite pie crust or store bought
2 12-ounce cans cherry pie filling or sugar free filling
1 tablespoon grated orange peel
3⁄4 cup flour
1⁄2 cup brown sugar (firmly packed)
1⁄2 teaspoon cinnamon
1⁄3 cup margarine
1⁄4 cup sliced almonds
• In a large bowl combine pie filling and orange peel.
• Spoon mixture into pie crust and set aside.
• In another bowl combine rest of the ingredients.
• Cut in margarine until mixtures resembles coarse crumbs.
• Sprinkle crumbs mixture over cherry pie filling, covering completely and evenly to keep the filling from bubbling through.
• Bake at 425 degrees for 20 minutes and filling is hot and top is golden brown.
• Use a 9 inch deep pie plate.
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This is the season for cherries. This recipe comes from Mary Hunter. She got it from Mildred Funk. It's very easy. If you have your own cherries, make it as if you are making pie filling.
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My boys always enjoyed pizza burgers. You can take this recipe and make for 1 or 2 or a larger crowd.
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We always like chicken and broccoli casserole. But it takes so many ingredients, and a lot of the time and I don't always have all the ingredients.
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A few years ago there was a recipe in the Terre Haute Star for Calico Beans. We tried it and really liked it. So here is my variation.
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When we go up north to visit our friends, I try to take something for breakfast. The men usually go out by themselves at noon or maybe we all four go out. But we eat at home for breakfast. Pat Rhoads gave me this recipe in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
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I got a cookbook in Princeton, Ill., this past summer when we went to visit our friends, Don and Amanda Condit and also Bill and Eileen Knapp. We had a girls' day out and went to Princeton.
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At Morton, Ill., they have a Pumpkin Festival. It is a big deal and a lot of fun. There is also a pumpkin chuckin' contest. There's all sizes and shapes. Our dear friends, Bill and Eileen Knapp, live in Morton. Eileen always sends me a book of activities.
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Briefly: I ordered a Cd on December 5 from Amazon marketplace. It has yet to arrive. It was supposed to be shipped by the 7th (per Amazon, who sent me an email), and even figuring in mail delays was supposed to be here by the 26th at the very lastest. I wrote the seller last night and said something to the effect of:Hi,I have yet to receive X (I included the receipt). The PO has no trace of it*. Please help me resolve the situation as quickly as possible.Thank you,XXXXXXThe response from the seller's husband was:XXXXXX,Please be patient. My wife had a baby less than a week ago. It should be there soon. if it isn't, we will give you a refund.YYYYYYY Does this seem a little off to anyone else? I appreciate how hard it must be to have a newborn at home, but what does that have to with something that happened a month before the baby was born? Also, I would call waiting a month to ask fairly patient behavior, so that sort of bugs me.How should I respond? Any help most appreciated.* It's a college PO, they wouldn't have sent it back.

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Happy New Year. Would you like to take a look at this? I've made a good stab at the Objective Morality theory.
Ya I know, my middle chick is graduating from FH in a few weeks, and another is in gr9.
Canada has no separation of chruch/state like the US.
I noticed that you sent me a comment last night. Sorry I didn't reply, but I seem to have been using my computer last night sometime after I had gone to sleep. I might have been logged into the site, but not logged into my head.
From the looks of it, you seem to have resolved the issue?
Yeah, I'm on FireFox too . . .
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No, I'm not having any trouble with posting on the site. I've been pretty active in the last hour, so I suspect your problem is not caused by the site's server. But that's just my semi-educated guess. :-)
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The command console on a larger fishing vessel is at the centre of the bridge, with a clear view all around. The compass or a repeater is well- displayed for the benefit of the helmsman. The autopilot is built into the steering console with all the associated controls (i.e. rudder position, rate of turn indicator, etc.). On a fishing vessel the equipment is normally clustered around the skipper's chair but in the largest vessels an additional chair is provided for a co-pilot. Indeed, the layout is remarkably similar to the cockpit design of a modern aircraft, with the instruments surrounding the pilot and co-pilot. The main displays are shown on monitors in front of the control position and increasingly these are shown on one large integrated display. Instruments or monitors that are used more infrequently are mounted in the deckhead (i.e. ceiling). Probably the only differences from the layout of an aircraft cockpit is that there is more space available on the bridge of a fishing vessel and the bridge windows are tilted downwards rather than upwards as in an aircraft.
The instruments spread around the skipper can be grouped into several relatively-loose categories. The first is navigational instruments which are used for the navigation of the vessel while at sea and in harbour. Other instruments are used in the search for fish and during the fishing operation. These are described under fish detection but also include electronic aids to the fishing operation. Radio communications are vitally important for the safety and for general communications, and as such are situated around the control position. Communications within the vessel are also provided at this point with links to the messroom, the skipper's cabin, engine room and key points on the working deck of the vessel.
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[FE4] Rate the Unit XXXVII
Posted 26 March 2012 - 08:56 PM
Rules (Borrowed from whomever made them first with modifications)
- Ratings to be assumed from when a unit is first available.
- Votes need some explanation regarding their gameplay performance to be counted (unless they fall into the general parameters of the average rating, but reasoning is still strongly encouraged on those even if you just wanna quote people) incredibly low scores or high scores without proper justification will not be counted. Don't put in some random text thinking it'd count as justification. Put in at least a little thought and give REAL reasoning.
- Numbers for votes, please - not something like "Sigurd/10", etc.
- Personality / Appearance may be taken into account, but only +/- 1 point at the most.
- Votes out of 10, or something proportional to it, please!
- Make votes easily visible, please and thank you!
- Every ranking phase will end on the next day at approximately 10:00 PM (or 22:00), EST.
-Second Generation Note: Assume that Substitutes are done on a Subs-only run. Any "not ________" will not be accepted.
Units and Ranking (Least to Greatest):
First Generation
Diadora: 1.19
Ardan: 1.39
Tiltyu: 2.00
Briggid: 3.71
Claude: 4.42
Azel: 4.63
Jamka: 5.25
Midir: 5.47
Dew: 5.68
Holyn: 5.90
Lachesis: 6.13
Noish: 6.15
Alec: 6.17
Beowulf: 6.40
Aideen: 6.57
Ayra: 6.79
Levin: 7.87
Fin (First Generation): 7.88
Fury: 8.25
Cuan: 8.41
Lex: 8.83
Ethlin: 9.15
Sylvia: 9.50
Sigurd: 9.96
Second Generation
Roddlevan: 3.33
Radney: 3.44
Dimna: 4.89
Mana: 4.98
Tristan: 5.00
Skasaher: 6.00
Lakche: 6.35
Lester: 6.59
Lana: 8.24
Delmud: 8.45
Oifaye: 8.58
Celice: 9.54
Oh, Julia.
You have access to the two best spells in the game, Resire and Narga. You're the reason defeating Julius is a cakewalk. You can promote unlike your useless mother.
But, goddamn it.
You start with absolutely nothing, need to hide behind everyone until Celice conquers somewhere, and then you have to slowly tank your way to a decent level because, oh, YOU FUCKIN' DISAPPEAR.
Not to mention YOU'RE NOT ON A HORSE
Staff utility is ok. Especially when we only have L/Mana at this point.
She's essential for early clears of F, as she can solo the Dark Warlords and Julius at a decent level, which is highly possible.
7/10, I used a -1 bias here.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 09:16 PM
Did you forget Holsety?You have access to the two best spells in the game, Resire and Narga.
Staffbot that can fight. Helpful in final. No horse. Disappears.
Eh, 7/10. I like Julia.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 09:31 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 09:35 PM
No, really. There's a 16 mt, 40 hit, 29 AS difference and one of them boosts continue and critical activation rates. How is HP steal>that?
Edited by ♈Aradia Megido, 26 March 2012 - 09:40 PM.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 09:49 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 09:52 PM
Julia is pretty cool, she heals well, and can dish out some solid damage. She also has access to all staves except Reserve, rescue and Valkyrie, which is awesome as well.
she still has massive movement issues, though
Edited by General Horace, 26 March 2012 - 09:52 PM.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 10:00 PM
By no means is Resiretanking an invalid strategy, but I think calling it better than Holsety is completely ridiculous.Resiretanking is actually more worth it than you're seeming to make it.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 10:20 PM
Take Diadora, give her actual availability, good tomes, and better growths. Narga and resire make her good for combat (and the battle with Yurius oh so much faster), and she can use almost every staff. However, she some problems. First, she comes with no items at all; true she gets resire and restore quickly after, but you still need to keep protecting her until she does. Secondly, no horse and very minimal 5 movement, which is always fun when Aless, Leaf, Celice, and the Leg-ring dancer are running fast ahead . Third, SHE DISAPPEARS! At least she gets more screen time than her mother but still it is annoying that she leaves for 1.75 chapters. Also, the fact that she doesn't seem interested in anyone but her brother kinda annoys me a bit, which I think I will take -.5 a bias point for.
Posted 26 March 2012 - 10:53 PM
Yeah, she disappears, but then she's back with Narga. And Narga's pretty badass. Granted, usually everyone but Julius is dead by that point, but she does stomp him at least.
6.5/10. I'd rate her much lower if you get Aura or nothing in ch6, but why would you do that?
Posted 26 March 2012 - 10:59 PM
Posted 26 March 2012 - 11:01 PM
Though man, Resiretanking on C7 DMs is pretty fucking great.
Anyway, has access to Resire and Narga. Can staff. Can actually fucking promote this time. And she makes Yurius into mush very easily. That's worth something.
Resire makes her Arena bouts easier too, much better than Aura at any case.
Shitty move so obligatory -3, and I'll cancel out her shitty def deductions with Resire and Narga so
Posted 26 March 2012 - 11:35 PM
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:00 AM
Posted 27 March 2012 - 02:40 AM
But yeah, pretty good.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 06:29 AM
Her only downsides are footsie, dropping for C10 and most of F, and something of an accuracy problem with Resire. Yeah, not hitting occasionally is really a problem when you're 2HKOd at existent hit rates.
Still, sticks and good offense and good Arena potential (except lol swordmasters), plus having essentially sole claim on everything she needs (resire) plus bias I'll go with
Posted 27 March 2012 - 07:12 AM
Edited by Crashman_Alpha, 27 March 2012 - 07:23 AM.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 07:17 AM
Posted 27 March 2012 - 07:36 AM
Being able to use Rezire is awesome and all, particularly with high magic. I mean you heal yourself while enemies die, that's pretty neat however I found her ability to use Rezire to be rather lacking.
She misses a lot. It helps that you can give her an Skill Ring early but it is still rather lackluster. Plus, she has Pursuit and Continue which always seemed to activate surprisingly often to me.
She promotes into a Sage, a class that's pretty damn awesome. Great caps and therefore great promotion gains, particular for stats she is mostly lacking. But sadly that's probably around the time where she gets kidnapped, along with all the stuff she was carrying which is not nice. I mean she could carry a few valuable staffs. That would suck at that point in the game.
She makes up for it by curbstomping her brother in the final chapter which would otherwise be quite tedious.
-1 Bias for getting kidnapped by Manfroy. She is probably a Sage by that point and he can just snatch her away? That's pretty silly.
Man, I think I really voted Lena to high. Even though I never use her like that, Julia can use staffs just as well as Lena with the additional option of using some of the most powerful magic in the game. And nobody but her can even wield it. I need to be consistent with my previous votes though and so I have to rank her higher then Lena.
Edited by BrightBow, 27 March 2012 - 07:37 AM.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 09:13 AM
it's actually not worth that much past like chapter 7Resiretanking is actually more worth it than you're seeming to make it.
in chapter 6 you don't get resire until the map is 80% over anyway
chapter 7 has some use but you don't want her tanking too many enemies because she has ~70ish hit getting 2HKO'd in my experience (which means that if she misses she dies). Enemies had some ~70 hit too so don't count on her dodging either.
chapter 8 is finished much too quickly for her to really have an impact
chapter 9 she's either too durable to really need the resire to tank or the enemies ORKO her anyway
chapter 10 she doesn't exist
Holsety at least has the advantage of standing on a road to bring hitrates up from 0 to like 5% (so enemies actually attack without the slightest chance of actually winning)
Yuria is amazing, despite my tirade. Her invaluable utility in
And then she disappears in chapter 10 and re-appears to smite yurius with a dragon
Then again playing on super-turbo kind of removes any need for her at all but she still promotes by healing tristan/dimna/base level janne in the base and is still pretty okay.
Edited by Camtech, 27 March 2012 - 05:49 PM.
Posted 27 March 2012 - 10:42 AM
"Essentially" sole claim on Resire? Who else can use it? Leaf and Sety don't have an A in Light. She ain't worried about fighting nobody for her weapon, and she and Lana/Mana can share staves amicably. Plus Julia could snag a couple status staves or something if she has any spare arena cash since at least unlike Lana she can do the arena to repair them a time or two. Nice to have against Team Ishtor or something, and exp for her.
Resire's free for her, yes. I said she had essentially free claim on "everything she needs" which I elaborated as Resire. I left it at that because there are other things Julia wants like the Skill Ring (she'd really want that tbh) or even the Elite Ring.
Also I wrote it at something early, so nyeh.
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Rosie Napravnik and record most earnings by female a yearSo this year Rosie Napravnik and her earnings are at $10,107,300 with 159 wins and is it a record now for a female? I believe in 1992, Julie Krone and her earnings were at $9,216,622 with 279 wins. So it appears Rosie now holds it and it's been a big year for her. She has good chances this year with Shanghai Bobby and Kauai Katie in the Breeders Cup races so with a win in the BC be the icing on the cake for her during a year where it's considered her breakthrough. I think 2012 was a big year for her and it's going to lead her up to a bigger 2013.
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Paced by her victory on Shanghai Bobby in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile (gr. I) Nov. 3 at Santa Anita, Napravnik is the first female rider to surpass $10-million in single-season purse earnings. Through Nov. 11, her North American mounts had earned $11,317,930, a mark well-ahead of Julie Krone's long-standing seasonal record of $9,216,622 set in 1992. This year Napravnik became the first woman to win the Kentucky Oaks (gr. I), guiding Believe You Can to victory in the $1 million race for 3-year-old fillies. She then became the second woman, joining Krone, to win a Breeders' Cup race on the flat. Both Ramon Dominguez and Napravnik have fared well racing in New York this season, where already strong purses were enhanced by added money from the Resorts World Casino New York City at Aqueduct.
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Listen to Frank Deford's recent story on Rosie Napravnik http://www.npr.org/2012/11/21/165558464 ... the-gander May your next wager be a winning one!
Re: Rosie Napravnik and record most earnings by female a yearThat was interesting fact and these riders are from different countries like these:
Ramon Dominguez-Venezuelan Javier Castellano-Venezuelan John Velazquez-Puerto Rican Rafael Bejarano-Peruivian Joel Rosario-Dominican Republic Jose Lezcano-Panamanian Rosie Napravnik-American Joe Talamo-American Mike Smith-American
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Vaughn George and Marjorie Marie Pepper were residents of the Sudbrook Park home where they were found, and police are looking for their adult grandson.
UPDATE (3:46 p.m.)—Police have identified the elderly couple found dead in their Olmstead Road home Monday.
Police continue to investigate the deaths of Vaughn George Pepper, 87, and Marjorie Marie Pepper, 85.
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The couple was found after relatives from out of town and a neighbor asked police to check in on the couple.
Both had suffered traumatic wounds and were found inside their home.
A weapon was found in the home, according to a news release from Baltimore County police, but they're not saying what kind of weapon. However, police said later Tuesday that the homicides were not shootings.
At 4:01 p.m. Monday, police from the Pikesville precinct found Vaughn Pepper's body on the first floor of their home at 800 Olmstead Road. And they found Marjorie Pepper's body in the basement.
On Tuesday morning, neighbor Carrie Boyd said the crime that occurred across the street from her home is saddening.
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The Peppers' home was struck by a fallen tree during the July 1 derecho, a neighbor said. Since that storm, the family's home has undergone renovations—from a new roof to converting the garage into a living space.
The Peppers were members of St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Pikesville, another neighbor said.
Read the story from Monday: 2 Found Dead in Pikesville Home
And from Tuesday evening: Police Identify Grandson of Couple Found Dead Monday
1:06 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
And in what part of Havre de Grace is Pikesville located?
4:34 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Pikesville is no where near Havre De Grace. Its in Baltimore County, closer to the city
Terry E
2:59 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Agree tragic story but it's not local!! What was local was the Patriot Walk at Bulle Rock on Sunday that was not advertised in the Patch after repeated requests by the organizer!! It was a day to reflect on 9/11 and to give back to the community by supporting the Fisher House (which houses families of wounded soldiers for free). It was a great event that really deserved coverage in the Hdg Patch.
Curtis Coon
3:26 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
I am a champion of our local Patch, but I gotta agree with Terry E and Odudibug on this one... Seems or local stuff is what we want to read here; we get the Sun or some other paper for the Baltimore City (Sudbrook nearly touches the City line) area. We want our local stuff here as a primary matter.
Martha Myers
2:42 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
I couldn't agree more. Besides HdeG has it's share of bad guys and crime-we don't need to 'import' the stuff from Baltimore.
M. Sullivan
5:06 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
You guys complaining about this story being in the Havre de Grace Patch: Maybe there's not enough interesting stuff happening out there. You guys need to start committing more crimes!
M. Sullivan
5:07 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Get a Light Rail or Metro from Baltimore out there. That'll bring up your crime rate!
5:24 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Maybe the Folks from Havre de Grace need to check-in with their local Patch reporters ?
8:40 pm on Tuesday, September 11, 2012
are you guys for real here a couple has been murdered in maryland and your complaining that its in your local paper get a grip
8:20 am on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Were the H E Double tooth picks is Havre de Grace? This is not about you and your reporter, this about a very sad story about an older couple found DEAD in their home, and all you can talk about is Havre de Grace. Email your reporter!!! If you want to complain. This is a horrible thing that happen, my prayers go out to the family, God bless
3:47 pm on Wednesday, September 12, 2012
Havre de Grace is a beautiful town located at the mouth of the Susquehanna River and the Head of the Chesapeake Bay. Enjoy historic musuems, fine dining, and more! Come visit our beautiful little town....you don't know what you're missing! :)


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Inspiration from Black/White Interpersonal Relationships and Borderline BehaviorB Michael J. Formica. Also, in Beauty and the Beast, the household servants have been turned into objects by a magic spell. Which is why the wardrobe is protesting its "object" status.
Link to Michael J. Formica's article here: http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/enlightened-living/200906/blackwhite-interpersonal-relationships-and-borderline-behavior The 10th paragraph explains that borderlines view people as objects.
I had a friendship with a borderline. An experience I'd rather not repeat because It was, among other things, too much to be idealized at the start of our friendship, and not fair to be split black at the end.


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In the movie Trolljegeren (Trollhunter) at the end they include some footage from the norwegian prime minister Jens Stoltenberg, as he's talking about trolls. Is that new text that is dubbed over the scene or did he really said something like that?
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Was the sentence in the interview with Jens Stoltenberg real or redubbed in the movie 'Trollhunter'?
As an norwegian I can confirm that this clip at the end is for real, and that all the text was from the pressfootage. Our prime minister was talking about some powerlines that caused a BIG debate here in Norway. The producers of the movie saw this pressfootage and thought it would go perfect with the movie, and asked our prime minister if they could use it. The man on the right is put in, and was not part of the real footage. |
Link to the press conference: http://media01.smartcom.no/Microsite/dss_01.aspx?eventid=5321 The outtake used in the movie starts at about 41:30. |


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Diagnosing cystic fibrosis: what are we sweating about?
- 1Department of Cystic Fibrosis, Royal Brompton Hospital, London, UK
- 2National Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College, London, UK
- Correspondence to Dr Nicholas J Simmonds, Department of Cystic Fibrosis, Royal Brompton Hospital, London SW3 6NP, UK; n.simmonds{at}rbht.nhs.uk
Contributors NJS wrote the first draft of the manuscript after discussion with AB; AB and NJS edited the subsequent drafts.
- Cystic fibrosis
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Over the last few decades, the paradigm has shifted as cystic fibrosis (CF) is no longer a fatal disease of childhood and should be considered a chronic condition where survival into adulthood is expected. Median survival for current newborns is predicted to be at least 50 years and over 55% of patients in the UK are adults.1 Over these decades, our knowledge of the underlying pathophysiology has grown exponentially, from its original description in 1938 to the identification of the mutated gene (cystic fibrosis transmembrane conductance regulator, CFTR) in 1989.2 This has driven the development of effective therapies and brought about an increased understanding of the wide spectrum of diseases that result from abnormal CFTR function. During this time, the humble sweat test has remained at the heart of the diagnostic algorithm, with only modest changes from the original pilocarpine iontophoresis technique first described by Gibson and Cooke over half a century ago.3 Abnormal sweat electrolytes result from dysfunctional or absent CFTR protein in the epithelial cells of sweat glands.4 CFTR is widely distributed throughout the body and has many functions, such as encoding a cAMP-activated chloride channel and regulating transepithelial ion movement—a phenomenon identified by the measurement of potential difference across the nasal mucosa and later used as the basis of the nasal potential difference (NPD) diagnostic test.5 6
With the identification of the mutated gene and extensive knowledge of the associated basic defect, why is there still such a debate about the criteria for diagnosis and why do different diagnostic algorithms exist? When is CF atypical or non-classic and why introduce yet more terms—'CFTR-related disorders' and 'CFTR-related metabolic syndrome'? Are these terms helpful …


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National Endowment for the Arts Presents Great American Voices at Fort Leavenworth, October 15
October 14, 2005 Washington, D.C. - The National Endowment for the Arts, in partnership with the United States Army presents a performance of opera and musical theater for military personnel, their families, and the general public at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas on October 15. The performance is part of the NEA's Great American Voices Military Base Tour: Unforgettable Melodies from Opera & Broadway, which celebrates the best of American arts by bringing professional performances of opera and musical theater to 39 military bases nationwide. The concert will feature performers from the Lyric Opera of Kansas City, who will sing selections from popular operas such as Bizet's Carmen, as well as highlights from classic American musicals including Rodgers and Hammerstein's South Pacific. Great American Voices Military Base Tour is presented in coordination with the Department of Defense and OPERA America. Great American Voices Military Base Tour is made possible by The Boeing Company. Lyric Opera of Kansas City performs for Ft. Leavenworth The Lyric Opera of Kansas City will perform Great American Voices on October 15 at 7:00 p.m. at the Eisenhower Auditorium, Bell Hall, Ft. Leavenworth. This performance is free and open to military audiences and the general public. For more information, call Ft. Leavenworth MWR at 913-684-3200. Educational resources In addition to the military base tour, the NEA also has produced a compact disc with opera and Broadway excerpts and commentary, to be distributed to audience members and teachers at participating schools. For the latest tour information and sample educational materials, visit www.greatamericanvoices.org. # # # The National Endowment for the Arts is a public agency dedicated to supporting excellence in the arts – both new and established – bringing the arts to all Americans, and providing leadership in arts education. Established by Congress in 1965 as an independent agency of the federal government, the Endowment is the nation's largest annual funder of the arts, bringing great art to all 50 states, including rural areas, inner cities, and military bases.
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Customers who can't make the 4:30 p.m. weekday closing time at the Longboat Key Post Office will soon have another option.
BP Longboat Key owners Nazeela Rahman-Shaw and Peter Shaw received word approximately two weeks ago that their gas station and convenience store, located at 400 Gulf of Mexico Drive, had been approved by the U.S. Postal Service to become a contract post office.
At some point after Oct. 1, customers will be able to weigh packages and pay for postage, in addition to filling up their tanks at the BP station, although they will have to take their packages to a mailbox for delivery. Stamps are currently available in the convenience store.
Rahman-Shaw applied for the contract nearly a year ago, shortly after she and her husband purchased the gas station in August 2008.
The BP station will be the only contracted post office on Longboat Key. Although they are still finalizing the hours during which postal services will be available, Rahman-Shaw said the hours could include evenings and weekends.
The Longboat Key Post Office will supervise the BP station's postal services. As a contract post office, it will not be permitted to sell postal money orders or operate post-office boxes.
Rahman-Shaw said the contract will be another way for the BP station to attract customers. Already, the Shaws have made updates to the station, such as adding a car spa, where customers can have their vehicles washed and vacuumed. They also plan to add more groceries and an upgraded selection of wine to the convenience store.
The Shaws have lived on Longboat Key since 1989. They owned two gas stations in Orlando from 1992 to 2004. Those gas stations did not have contract post offices.
The challenges that BP Longboat Key faces are the same that gas stations everywhere face,
Rahman-Shaw said. Credit-card fees eat up 6.5 cents to 7.5 cents for every gallon of gas the station sells.
Yet selling gas on Longboat Key has its own set of challenges, such as a sharp decline in customers during the summer. The challenges are evident in the fact that the BP Longboat Key is the only gas station remaining on the island, Rahman-Shaw said. The north-Key Chevron station closed in 2007, and Bay Isles Shell shut down earlier this year.
"Being the only station left on Longboat Key, it's not a given that we will be here five years from now," Rahman-Shaw said. "It requires a lot of hard work."
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ASTM International Committee E31 on Healthcare Informatics reports the innovative use of its continuity of care record (CCR) standard within the Google Health application that was launched in May. The CCR standard is an XML-based format for access to, transport of, and interoperable exchange of core summary health information. It is intended to support continuity of care, reduce medical errors, and increase efficiency by eliminating duplication of tests and procedures. Google Health, which was made available to the public after a pilot project with the Cleveland Clinic, is a personal health record service that allows users to create an online health profile by importing personal health data from pharmacies and labs, as well as by entering the data themselves. "The major breakthrough here, apart from the global presence of Google's personal health records platform, is the computability that the CCR standard confers on the healthcare content in the Google Health PHR. It is one thing to store health data on the Web as a text file, for example one's medications or lab results, where they can be viewed. It is a giant leap forward to make the data both human and machine readable, so that these same data can be acted upon in some intelligent way by a remote server, kept up to date, and improved upon in terms of accuracy and relevance. That is what the CCR XML format achieves for the consumer that is really new and different," says David C. Kibbe, M.D., M.B.A, chair of E31, senior advisor to the American Academy of Family Physicians, and principal of The Kibbe Group LLC. |


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I had a game plan. There was a method to my madness. Thursday I had gone to Great America and nailed that credit on Superman, and I rode Viper and Whizzer again. So while I hadn't spent a lot of time there, I did all the things I really wanted to do this trip. But Great America is a big park, and I would have liked to do more of it. Admittedly, Saturday in July at the only major park within an hour's drive of Chicago seemed like one of the stupidest things I could possibly consider. But I figured I could start out early, and if things got too crowded and nasty, I could leave and go somewhere else. Santa's Village came to mind, for instance, where they have a coaster I have never heard anything good abot...but I haven't ridden it, either. So I had a contingency plan all worked out, and at 10:00, I was paying my $10 to park my car. $10 for parking, huh? I think I will have dinner outside the park, and settle for my Darien Lake "Superman" shirt. Worst of all I had to sit in a block-long traffic jam to do it. You know something, I know a trick that can make that traffic mess disappear...!
The line to get through the me_al detectors and into the park was ridiculous. At the very least, these parks ought to institute a "nothing to declare" lane for those of us who had the foresight to dump our keys, loose change, Pocket Super Tools, and other metal junk in the car, or at least for those of us who aren't carrying (or pushing) enough equipment to provision (except for meals, of course) a week-long expedition (or a single pre-ambulatory kid). Ugh! Almost a half-hour gone and I'm barely inside the gate! This is one area where Kings Island has the right idea, and Six Flags St. Louis actually does it right...if you're going to do a magnetometer search, do it away from the park entrance gate where you have more room to work.
Once inside, I turned left towards Orleans. Ugh. The line for Superman filled the queue house and backed up almost all the way back to the carousel. On around the corner, Batman was using his long entrance. I kept right on going. Iron Wolf had just come up and was a walk-on, but why would I subject myself to that appropriately-rust-covered torture machine? I kept on going, but the situation failed to improve, although the difficulty changed. Camp Cartoon Network was...closed?! Looney Tunes National Park was...closed? American Eagle...closed. Demon...Closed. Carousel...Closed. Deja'Vu...Closed. Did I miss something somewhere? I thought the park was supposed to open at 10:00! Where I come from, when they say the park opens at 10:00, they mean the park opens at 10:00! Not Noon, 10:00! I continued on around the circle, and finally reached Raging Bull. Apparently Southwest Territory is "close enough" to the front of the park. It was open, so I opted to take a ride, pausing for a moment to get a chuckle out of the kid who had secured himself in the test seat, then discovered his leg was 2" too short to reach the release pedal. He sat there for a few minutes with an "I meant to do that" expression before somebody let him out. Anyway, I proceeded through the queue and within a few moments joined a couple of NAPHA members, Dave and Brian, in the last row of the train.
Just as last year, Raging Bull was a perfectly adequate ride that, for all the deep dips, does surprisingly little, and features a total of three trim brakes on the course including one oddly placed at the top of the third hill. I don't know what it is, but for some reason these B&M speed coasters just don't do anything for me compared to the Arrow, Morgan and Intamin "hypercoasters". Part of it is probably the high seat back, and the odd train geometry where the train pivots on a point directly below the seat. This makes it so that when the train should be dropping out from under you, the seat is rocking forward and the seatback is thwacking you gently in the back of the head. Compared to more traditional train designs, that extra rotation at the top of the hill just seems odd. The more I think about it, the more I think the B&M speed coasters would be better if the seats were between the axles instead of directly above them.
As I exited the ride, a young kid came up to me and asked one of my favorite questions. "Could you tell me what time it is?" he asked.
"Certainly," I replied immediately. This gave me a moment to consider the fact that I was effectively being asked this question in Chicago, which leaves open the possibility of all kinds of philosophical responses [Footnote 1]. But this kid was quick.
"What time is it, then?" he responded, not missing a step...in fact, not even giving me the usual expectant look.
True to my word, I told him. "11:25." I went on around for another ride on Raging Bull. This time I was closer to the front of the train, riding with a young man who had logged more than 30 rides on Raging Bull this season, and was narrating his way through it not unlike those people you see on the Discovery Channel shows, only he was less annoying about it. He was right about at least one thing: Further forward in the train there is a nice airtime kick as the train comes off the block brake.
From Raging Bull, I avoided the long line for the freefall, and rode Demon instead. I noticed something interesting as I exited. It appears that each axle on the Demon has been modified with the addition of a single shock-absorber, connected to the back right-hand end of the axle and to the car spine. It's a bit like the shock Chance-Morgan uses on their Runaway Train copy, but it's the first time I've seen this on an Arrow coaster. As for the ride itself, I just think the Demon is neat. It's just a basic double-loop-and-Corkscrew, but the rockwork around the ride adds some unexpected twists, and the waterfall is simply inspired. And more effective than the one on Lightning Racer.
Across from Demon is a gigantic blue and green lawn ornament called Deja'Vu. Today it had a smll sign hanging from the chain across the entrance.
"This ride will open at Noon today."
I checked my watch again. It was a quarter-till and a line had started to form. From the midway I could see activity in the station. I opted to stick it out. Not more than 90 minutes later, I was sitting in the lead car on the third public train of the day. I later learned that it was the third public train of the season. Apparently there *is* a ride which has suffered more downtime this season than Top Thrill Dragster.
I had ridden De(lay)ja'Vu once before, on my visit to Great America last season. That day, the sign at the park entrance indicated that the ride would operate from Noon to 4:00pm; that day I rode it just after 10:00pm. Perhaps my presence is somehow good for this ride... 8-) Anyway, my first ride, a year ago, was in the back row, this time I was up front. If you are bothered by that feeling of dangling face-down in the restraint on the first lift, then my advice to you is to sit in the front of the train, which barely gets past the top of the pull-out curve. It's a neat ride, but I can't understand why they have had so much trouble with it. It doesn't appear to be that complicated, as coasters go...
We took a ride on the Ricochet, a Huss Swing Around, then parted company as Dave wanted to go see a show, and I wanted to ride Viper. The bell in the Southwest Territory chimed 56:00 again. Does anybody know why this bell tolls 56 times every half-hour?
Viper was a not-unreasonable wait for what is still easily the best coaster in the park. Do I really need to say more? After exiting, I headed on back to the back corner of the park for a ride on the American Eagle. Remember, last year when I rode this coaster, it absolutely stunk. This year it is running a bit better, with the retracking of the helix a noticeable improvement. But it still doesn't do much, for all of its size, and again, whoever thought that a 540-degree helix at the midpoint of a racing coaster could possibly be a good idea at the very least needs to have his head examined. Why a 540 helix? Why not a big figure-8 so that the track lengths are approximately equal? Anyway, they only re-tracked about half of the big helix, and having ridden the difference between the old and new, the rest of the ride could use a similar treatment. It's not as dramatic as the old-to-new shift on Raging Wolf Bobs, but it is about as noticeable. And still, the amount of braking on the Eagle is...well, it's right in league with The Beast. At least they let the Eagle fly down its first drop.
I did notice a few other things about the ride. First of all, in case anybody was wondering, they reversed the trains on one side by simply reversing (perhaps also relocating) the chain clutch assembly and turning the cars around. This is obvious because when you are riding forward up the lift hill, you can see on the other train that the articulated axle is leading the train up the hill. I thought 3-bench articulated PTC cars were rare, but Great America has them on both Viper and American Eagle. Also, does anybody know what the metal brackets are (were?) for, rusting away at the top of the Eagle's lift hill?
Ah, well, the questions build. So did the crowd. The park was getting packed. Batman and Vertical Velocity had full queues. Superman, oddly enough, did not. The end of the line was at the entrance to the queue house, and I noticed that three or four short rows of the maze were "shut off" meaning a shorter wait than I had on Thursday! So, of course I took a ride. Superman is a different sort of ride, it's a good ride, but really not spectacular. I like it a lot, and that big round thing is really neat. Superman complements the park very nicely, far better than their last two coasters. But it's the sort of ride that I don't think a park should consider unless it already has a good coaster package. Luckily, Great America does, and the ride fits very well. Actually, it fits better than I thought, but I'll get to that soon enough...
I took a ride on the Condor, where I saw another of those inscruitable Six Flags ride warning signs. This one said, "Children may not sit on lap." Okay...Does that mean the adult has to sit on the kid's lap? Remember, the ride has in-line tandem seating...! I went over to the Sky Tower, where I couldn't hear much of the recorded spiel. I did hear the operator note that on a clear day you can see Chicago and Milwaukee...but today was not one of those days. The view from up there is quite stunning even if you can't see from Milwaukee to Chicago, particularly if you are a ride geek like me getting a chance to see Shock Wave spread out in kit form on the park's far berm. At least that's what I think all that blue and white steel is. Funny thing is, Shock Wave has a much larger footprint now than it had last year!
Speaking of footprints, it was from the tower that I noticed something very clever in the parking lot. Superman: Ultimate Flight and its landscaping is almost totally hidden from the park, which is almost understandable as I don't remember seeing roller coasters towering over Bourbon St. when I was in New Orleans. So it really is only from the Sky Tower that you can appreciate that the Superman ride and its landscaping fits into a distinctive generally-triangular 5-sided irregular polygon. I failed to notice whether the ride elements trace a gigantic stylized letter "S".
By this time I was getting hungry, so I thought about finding some dinner. Then I remembered the $10 I had paid to park this morning and the $10 I had paid to park Thursday. I decided it was time to leave.
I went over to Gurnee Mills and found a place where for a couple of bucks I was able to read my email, something I was unable to do at the motel because while I remembered the modem and cables, I had forgotten the power supply (oops!). While I was there I looked up a couple of local park web sites and determined that once I got dinner it was going to be too late to visit another park. I grabbed dinner at an unremarkable local establishment and returned to Great America.
In the evening I rode American Eagle and Viper again, and I noticed how neat it is as the sun goes down. I think we miss out on a lot because of Daylight Savings Time and the fact that it doesn't get dark until so incredibly late at night in the mid-summer. Add to that the slow shift to parks closing earlier in the evening (no big park in this area ever closed before 10:00pm a decade ago, now Cedar Point and Kings Island have both done 7:00 closings!) and we really miss out on amusement parks at night, when in some ways they really start to come alive. That's particularly true at Great America back in the County Fair, Yukon Territory, and Orleans Place sections. One thing that irritated me, though...next to the games joints, their Dentzel carousel sat dark and quiet. I understand only running it part of the day, but they ought to at least leave the lights on so that it doesn't sit there like a black hole trying to suck the energy out of the County Fair.
Almost entirely by accident, I ended up at the back of the Hometown Square plaza, having just come through Yankee Harbor and Orleans Place, (I'm not certain which one I was watching the glass artist in) which were clearly the most crowded bits of the park, while the evening "spectacular" show was going on. It's a formula designed to draw people out of the park. They start with a short music/dancing/fireworks show on the stage in front of the train station, and the show wraps up with everybody jumping onto the streetcars and parade floats that come out of the service core right there in Hometown Square, and follow the trolley tracks through the midway out of hometown square, along between the big carousel and the railroad track, through Orleans Place, and back into the service corridor behind Batman. The parade includes a number of streetcars, which makes me wonder if they once ran as an attraction. The parade floats were interesting in that they were "driven" by operators who walked alongside, holding go/no-go switch boxes. A sensible arrangement, I think.
Anyway, as the parade left Hometown Square, taking most of the assembled crowd with it, I made a beeline for Southwest Territory and started up the Viper queue ramp to encounter a line of people coming the other way. Uh-oh. The ride had gone down mechanical. I made a quick decision. I headed for American Eagle. Only running backwards. AAAUGH! Now what? Whizzer! I whizzed over, saying hello to Dave and Brian (remember them from Raging Bull and Delayja-Vu?) as I approached the station platform. We rode Whizzer, then had just enough time for a ride on the upper deck of the big carousel before the park closed. That was where, while standing on the steps waiting for the ride cycle to end so we could board, a tiny little girl of a single-digit age went charging past us, determined to get on to the ride. To be fair, she probably didn't even see us, even when her mother pointed us out and called her back. I had to laugh when her Mom called out, "Patience! Come back here!"
As the ride ended I slowly made my way out of the park, noticing the closing music on the PA that sounded like the cheezy 1970's upbeat corporate pop that has probably been playing here since the park opened in 1976. I confess, I actually appreciate that stuff in small doses. Hey, I was born in 1970, gimme a break here. 8-) I knew I had a potentially difficult drive of indeterminate length ahead of me, but I was in no hurry. I could sleep in tomorrow, and it will take a while to get everybody out of the Great America parking lot.
It turns out I had underestimated both the length and the difficulty of my drive. But that's a tale for another story. For now I'll conclude by noting that Great America is a fine park, with one serious problem. It lacks total ride capacity. I mean, it has rides like American Eagle and Batman and Raging Bull that can move a lot of people, but it isn't enough. It's a major park, but it really is a small park compared with its population. In all honesty, what would help Great America more than anything else in terms of being a great park to visit would be if another park of similar caliber were to open elsewhere in the region. Not because of the competition, but because of the load sharing. The market could support another Great America. The park just gets too packed with too many people, with not enough places with not enough for them to do. The park generally handles the crowd well, but it has some nasty choke points. Its strict circular layout (with a couple of odd dead-ends cleverly adapted for kiddie ghettoes [Footnote 2]) has its aesthetic and mechanical advantages, particularly the central service corridor. But it quite frankly does a lousy job of distributing the people load around the park. It also has the infuriating quality of putting you in obvious spitting distance of rides that you simply can't get to without walking the entire perimeter of the park, a situation exacerbated by the zig-zagging of the basic loop, intended to make it feel less like a loop and to reduce the sight lines. Trouble is, it makes it more difficult to judge the spatial relationships between rides, sometimes making attractions harder to find. If people really visited parks the way Duell intended, the design would work fine. But people don't visit parks that way. They stay longer, and they return to their favorite attractions. Then they get annoyed because the show they want to see in ten minutes is just yards away, but only accessible by walking all the way around the park.
Anyway, the setup at Great America sort of works, and Six Flags has done good things with it over the years. In fact, of the Six Flags parks I have visited, Great America and Saint Louis are my favorites. Great America is a great park, and so far it is a park that Premier Parks doesn't seem to have messed up too badly. I had a great time, far better than I expected given the potentially nasty conditions [Footnote 3] going in. And I think that says more for the park than almost anything else.
--Dave Althoff, Jr.
Footnote 1: Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody care? (Chicago Transit Authority, 1969)
Footnote 2: Going back to the original connotation as the place where you segregate all the undesirables. Although in this case I think the intent is to keep the undesirables *out*... Anyway, the idea isn't to cast aspersions on the condition or quality of the kiddielands, only the style.
Footnote 3: Nice day, Saturday, in the park, I think it was the 26th of July.


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Images: via Flickr, via Pink's Instagram, via The Vintage Souls, via Roller Grrrls.
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- AnonymousJuly 6, 2012 at 1:51 PM
The nicest part of tattoos and breastfeeding is that the kids have something *besides your other nipple* to fiddle with when they are bored. I put a butterfly under my breasts, and had it shortened, so when I got pregnant (with twins!) it stretched to the original proportions. So many times, I've been able to let a small child inspect my tattoos while my husband and I get a chance to talk to each other. (We have four kids now, and another on the way.) I think buying each other tattoos has been part of the success in our marriage.
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Traditional Hosting | Cloud Infrastructure |
With traditional hardware, you must buy based on your peak traffic periods, incur up-front capital expenditures, and maintain your investment over time. Provisioning traditional infrastructure can take weeks to months, and because your business is dynamic, predicting the necessary amount of infrastructure can be difficult. Most important, trying to hit the sweet spot without overspending or under-provisioning is risky. | By deploying infrastructure in the GoGrid cloud, you can reduce the time required from months to minutes. With this approach, you not only eliminate the up-front fixed investment, but you only pay for the resources actually used. This approach gives you more control over your IT resources and lets you meet peak loads with on-demand scalability. |