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Congratulations are in order for the latest Paul Harris Fellows, as presented by the Rotary Club of Hyannis.
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Before age caught up with the lively hound, he loved to greet children from Hyannis East Elementary School and enjoyed being taken out for a run on the beach....
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alanders, I see your point of opinions. (However you want a debate instead.)So my pragmatic view of looking at all rods from $20 to $300+ made from one manufacture and comparing it to all other rods made from all other manufactures as a basis to judge quality makes for a solid foundation of conclusion without any personal opinion or biases. I'm lookiing at 99% information and 1% opinion. Following empirical facts and data may involve some form of opinion, but it can be the same conclusion drawn by anyone with the same information. I know that better quality threads calls for less expoxy jobs. Higher end rods often uses better line guides frames and often they have smaller foot prints. When you look at one rod made a certain way and compare to an old rod made another way, you simply can't apply the same conventional opinion on it. To do so will make it wrong. My opinion is to agree with the known information, and technically it's not an opinion. I don't choose to be selectivce of only supporting information, but include both pros and cons. When the known information changes, my conclusions will change along with it. You compared one St.Croix Mojo Bass rod made in Mexico to one Shimano Rod made in China for your opinion is hardly a valid conclusion to make about quality control based on location of make. Different rods, different materials, calling for different amounts of epoxy jobs, and different standards of quality controls from different companies. You're looking at 90% opinion and 10% information. Your opinion is to overlook a lot of known information. So the only basis of disagreement is that it's your opinion is the only one that counts and anyone who has a different opinion is automatically dismissed. In conclusion you disagree with yourself, when you're suddenly finicky about quality that goes into your rods when you don't even know what the basis of quality is, period. Until you can provide better information for your opinion, don't lead readers/members astray with misguided notions of quality.
alanders,Just saw your Goodbye thread.I see that you've got personal issues and I became your object of attack in this thread. You just need to chill and do some more fishing to cool off. Most of all, grow up and be more civil to everyone. I'm not here to pick fights nor should I be a target practice for anyone's pot shots. I'm here to share information about fishing and learn about fishing like other members. No individual or myself deserves to be subjected to the arrogant behavior you've shown. This thread should serve as a good example to all those that have seen it.Everyone comes with a different background and knowledge of fishing. Everyone can participate and share their information and experience. Don't shoot others down because they know more or less.


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GNR – Chinese Democracy reviewed!
Classic Rock's verdict on the most eagerly-anticipated album of the past 13 years.
In 1966, Beach Boy Brian Wilson took part in 17 recording sessions at four different recording studios, using over 90 hours of tape and dozens of session musicians to create a song that was to be known as Good Vibrations.
With an eventual cost of $50,000 it was rumoured to be the most expensive record ever made. If the record industry, music critics and Wilson's teenage fanclub were sceptical, when they heard the finished single it all made sense.
The song was aural perfection: a multi-part mini-symphony filled with gorgeous harmony singing, a beautifully mournful middle section, and a chorus that just would not leave your head.
The song became the band's first million-selling hit. It was, everyone agreed, time well spent.
So Then…
Has the 15 year gap since the last release from Guns N' Roses (The Spaghetti Incident?) produced similar results? Has Axl been holed up in the studio demanding nothing less than perfection from his ever-revolving cast of Gunners? Has he made the rock equivalent of Good Vibrations?
Er, no.
But he's been trying.
That we all know the length of time it's taken to produce Chinese Democracy is one of the Achilles heels of the project. Such a long gestation has created two things: 1) Impossibly high expectations or 2) Intense scepticism. The finished product is not quite great enough to resist being overwhelmed by either mindset.
In short, those with high expectations will be disappointed – particularly if they have heard the leaked tracks and are eagerly waiting to hear what other tricks Axl has up his sleeve (the three tracks that haven't been released in any form – Scraped, Sorry and This I Love – are possibly the biggest disappointments on the album).
And those with a sceptical mind will find plenty to seize upon: the album is 'over-produced', at times ridiculously overblown and cannot overcome one point: in the 70s, Axl's heroes (Queen, Zep, Elton John, David Bowie) used to churn out albums better than this on a yearly basis, recording them sometimes in just weeks.
And yet… We loved the leaked tracks we heard last year and those songs are still as good today: epic, ambitious, thrilling rock music with some great lyrics, amazing singing and some of the craziest, sickest guitar playing around.
So here is our quick appraisal of Chinese Democracy: for our full considered review, see our next issue, onsale December 10th, and featuring a free GN'R supplement detailing the making of this extraordinary album.
Guns N' Roses
Chinese Democracy
Released November 24 (UK)
1. Chinese Democracy – 4.42
The single. The one with the drum part like Smells Like Teen Spirit and the riff that'd tear your head off. With its atmospheric intro and thunderous verse, it's a great album opener. The lyrics don't make sense of the title (except maybe as a tease: "All I got is precious time"), and it doesn't really seem to have a chorus, but who cares? Full on.
2. Shackler's Revenge – 3.39
Shades of Nu metal, Shackler's sounds almost like White Zombie in places, while the breakdown sounds eerily reminiscent of a Crystal Method song: futuristic, but ironically rather dated. The guitar solo is a bit bonkers, very Tom Morello-esque: how the hell you play along with this on Guitar Hero we don't know. A grower – we like it more than we did on first hearing it – it's nevertheless a hard song to love.
3. Better – 4.59
One of the greatest of the leaked tracks, Better still thrills: an insistent pulsing riff propelling Axl into a tale of regret. The industial/nu metal feel remains, but is somehow less intrusive – maybe because it augments the song and not used to distract you from the fact that the song is very slender (like Shackler). Now featuring five guitarists, we presume it's still Robin Finck providing the beautiful bluesy (um, Slash-like) outro guitar solo. A classic.
4. Street Of Dreams – 4.48
Big ballad with – editor Siân Llewellyn insists – "an intro that's very Billy Joel before morphing into 70s Elton John". (She means it in a good way.) Leaked with the title The Blues, Street Of Dreams is one of the most successful of the several ballads. The big orchestration is counter-balanced by a show-boating vocal from Axl and some great, kiss-offs: "What I thought was beautiful doesn't live inside of you anymore." Over-wrought? Bombastic? Well, yeah. Whaddya want? Babyshambles?
5. If The World – 4.55
With a flamenco guitar intro and funk rhythm track, If The World is the album's first serious mis-fire. The R'N'B feel grates, and while there are some guitars to add a crunch, the song isn't good enough to carry Axl's ridiculous 'Lad-di-da' vocals and over-emoting. It's thinks it's a James Bond theme – in reality it's Madonna's La Isla Bonita as played by Limp Bizkit. A dog.
6. There Was A Time – 6.43
Another of the leaks, TWAT is another mid-paced number and another one that sounds like it should be on a film soundtrack. Very cinematic in scope, with an extended guitar solo outro and a very OTT choral ending. Gawd knows what he's going on about or singing to, but he means it, man.
7. Catcher In The Rye 5.55
Very Queen-like, it originally had Brian May playing on it. Sadly, his work hasn't survived. A poppy, slightly unconvincing (another 'La-la-la' section) and dated sounding track, like many of the songs it has no identifiable chorus.
8. Scraped – 3.32
Unheard until now, Scraped has a ferocious riff with weird vocoder-ish melody at the beginning. Axl alternates between falsetto and his regular voice. Full-on GN'R, it's little bit reminiscent of …Jungle. After one listen, it's hard to make a judgement.
9. Riad N' The Bedouins – 4.12
Extended intro, samples etc, and a sound that makes you think your speakers might be on the fritz before it morphs into a brutal riff. Ironically, it wouldn't have sounded out of place on Velvet Revolver's last album: satisfying, exciting modern rock.
10. Sorry – 6.16
So he bloody should be. A big ballad with flange-y guitars, Axl's pity-poor-me complex is well to the fore (and wearing thin) by this one. Our notes say: "Lots of acoustic, Flamenco guitars. Multi-layered vocals with Dire Straits-style guitar solo breakdown. Oh no's. Very Silent Lucidity-ish (Queensryche). A moment when Axl sings 'I don't want to do it' makes everyone in the room look at each other, startled. Urgh.
Classic Rock differs on this one: some people seem to think it's a highlight, others the worst out of the three leaked ballads (with Street Of Dreams and TWAT). No noticeable difference to leaks on the album version. Big, riffy. Could be accused of meandering.
12. Madagascar – 5.40
A mournful French horn parps in one of the highlights of the album: Axl's defiant but bruised anthem ("'I won't be told any more/That I've been brought down in this storm/And left so far out from the shore that I can't find my way back…"). Simple guitar lines, strings, and a barrage of samples from Martin Luther King, Cool Hand Luke (the 'What we have here is a failure to communicate" sample also used on Civil War survives!), Braveheart and more add to the 21st century feel. He's got 18 channels of shit on his TV to choose from and he just can't get any solace. Brilliant.
13. This I Love – 5.36
Unbelievably, this song stems from 1993. How it survived, we'll never know. Sounds like a bad show tune. Diabolical lyrics. Lots of piano and OTT strings. Overblown, over pretentious. Oh dear. There are rumours that the band recorded three albums worth of stuff: none of those songs were better than this? Really?
14. Prostitute – 6.16
"Why should I choose to prostitute myself/To Live with fortune and shame?" Despite having the worst tippy-tappy programmed drums in the universe ever, Prostitute (leaked as New Song 2) actually builds to something half-decent. An anti-climatic ending to the album though (in the playback, the CD stuck here and we had to listen to it three times. It was a new kind of hell…).
So there you have it – our first impressions. For a fuller and more considered review, get the mag on December 10th, with free GN'R supplement detailing the extraordinary story behind the making of the album.


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Hello! My name is Danny Abshire. I am here in Boulder, Colorado and we are with Newton Running Company. We are here to talk about some training safety tips for running to help prevent injuries. One of the biggest things that we see is if your are training for distance, that you want to go, say, maybe you have been running to 10k and you decide now to run a half marathon. A marathon is ramping up too much mileage too quick. This is an easy way to avoid injury is thinking about the 10% rule. Its a very basic rule to say that, if you have been running 6 miles as your long run, this particular week, say, you run on a Saturday, then next Saturday only increase your long run by 10%. So you will only be doing 6.6 miles. Then same applies to overall weekly mileage. If you are running 30 miles a week, the next long or the next weekly mileage should be only 33. So keep that in mind, it's a very easy way to not ramp up too much mileage weekly or too much mileage on the long day, you need to apply it to both. Your key to long day workout should be no more than 10% weekly build up and overall mileage weekly no longer than 10% build up. That's a good safe way to approach distance. Now if you do too much too quick, lets say, your long run has been 6 and you decide next week to do 12 and you have not built up for that, you are setting yourself up for a lot injury. Thus distance jumps like that could create a stress fracture, muscle strains, different types of Tendinitis, Fasciitis, the injury could be ready to occur via forming biomeachnics and need sort of a distance in there, now you have a big problem that you have to recover from. So that's on the distance sidem not the speed side. A lot of people say, well, its okay. I have got my endurance training in, I have been doing my long runs and now I am going to pick up my speed. The first thing you might do is you haven't been to the track in a year, you say, okay, I am going to go run fast now. I am going to go out and I was running 6 minute/miles last year or 8 minute/miles or whatever that pace is, and you go out and you try to match that pace the first day and you are doing quarter mile repeats, you are doing 8 or 12 of those, you are doing at that pace. You are going to be walking away with some really tight calves for starters because you are running at a faster pace; you will get more upon to your forefoot than normal. You are probably pushing off a little too hard to get that pace and that's going to cause some problems like Achilles Tendinitis, IT band from cornering around the track, that your body hadn't been really going around these angles or corners as much. You have been running out in the flats and in hills and now you are confined to the track and you are going fast, so IT band, muscle strains, Tendinitis of some sorts. So be careful when you get back to the track. Gradually build up, do some half-speed, three-quarter speed workouts and then gradually over the weeks, not that day, gradually build up to full pace and do it safely. The other thing that people can get in trouble with is hill work. Hills are an essential part of endurance training. They are great part of endurance training. They get you in a really good form with a little bit of forward lean, you are landing more on your mid foot and forefoot and you are just simply lifting the knee and driving, but too much hills, too much volume of hill, too quickly can get you into a lot of problems such as calf strains, Achilles Tendinitis and there again on your forefoot you may start the problem of a stress fracture, if that's too much stress too quickly, again, on the hills. So the other one is, in general, when you are approaching running whether its distance running or speed and you are also trying to combine the two, make sure to be honest with yourself, is this a good time? Have I recovered sufficiently from my last long run to incorporate speed? Be honest with yourself, listen to your body, rest when you need to rest,


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Posted by ghandikushTheres a lot of talent out there. We had 3 major WW champs in GSP Diaz and Condit and if you asked me before the UFC absorbed both promotions if either would have success I would have laughed, but not only did these two become ranked first and second contender but Benson in LW champ... Cerrone isnt looking too bad either.All this time I had seriously thought the UFC guys were on another level, but thanks to the UFC absorbing every promotion in sight I can see what an even level a lot of the guys really do fight on.Another surpriseA lot of the Pride guys lost their luster in the UFC because of the scoring and shorter rounds making LnP viable to be used against them. They had to tighten up instead of letting it all go.
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My Face Privacy manages the privacy settings of social networks on behalf of the user. It works with Facebook(s fb), Twitter(s twtr) and LinkedIn(s lnkd), and on Wednesday CallingID revealed Google+(s goog) integration as well. Instagram is next on the agenda, CallingID executive vice president Yair Nissan told me.
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The temps are supposed to reach 47 degrees tomorrow. Can you believe it? I'll believe it when I see it! So far we still have a foot of snow on the ground and I will be so happy to see it gone, although I don't think one day of 47 degrees will "do" it. Now maybe if it stays above freezing, we might see spring yet!
It occurred to me within the past few days that I really needed to get going on making envelopes for my little granddaughter since she is learning to read (age 4) and Audrey's mom returned the real easy readers to me that I sent to Audrey last year so that Arwen might read them now. I thought as long as I was at it, I might as well make duplicates for my favorite lady at the post office who also has a 4 year old granddaughter. I forgot how long this process takes. E-gads! Took me one whole day just drawing and coloring 20 envelopes and I didn't even have them addressed yet.
Here are the ones I send out this past week:
And then………..drum roll please………..I sewed! I know, don't faint! I think I told you that I joined a pincushion swap? Well, here is the one I sent my partner with funky pins to match:
And here is the package I received from my partner, Cinda (sewbusy64). Nice paper piecing, don't you think???
Then, naturally, I read some books this week. Actually, hardly any were worth reading, in my opinion, except "The Art Forger". I started one book twice and got to page 90 both times and was so totally confused, I set it aside. I think I'll just give it to my niece and see if she can make heads or tails out of it.
Mr. Penumbra's 24 hour bookstore by Robin Sloan
The Art Forger by B. A. Shapiro (The best of the bunch, by far!!)
Golden State (the 90 pager) by Michelle Richmond
Lies you wanted to Hear (a debut) by James Whitfield Thomson
So, that's it……my week in a nutshell…..except it was my birthday week, so lots of happy wishes, lunches, etc. One day I had so many phone calls, I didn't do anything but talk on the phone it seemed. I don't think I talked so much in a month!! Needless to say, I didn't get much else done that day. lol
I hope you all have a wonderful week with super nice weather too! I have to make a mini quilt sometime this week for another swap I joined. I've only had 2 months and I'm up to the wire…..wish me luck! Until next week………..


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Regardless of how much mastic is put down, if a poured concrete slab has significant low or high spots, these are probably the source of voids between the flooring and the subfloor. The engineered product is not going to stay in place unless the surface is reasonably flat; if it isn't, the flooring breaks free from the mastic. And in this case, the flooring's 4 1/2-inch width would only make the situation worse; flooring with a thinner — and therefore more flexible — profile would be a bit less likely to separate from the glue.
Injecting glue into the affected areas is a very common solution. Although some installers resort to epoxy, DriTac (800/394-9310, www.dritac.com) makes a repair kit — consisting of an injection gun, adhesive cartridges, mixing nozzles, applicator tips, and drill bits — designed specifically for this situation.
To use the kit, you start by drilling a pair of small, 3/32-inch-diameter holes into the wood flooring, preferably in a low-profile spot like a head joint, a V-joint, or wherever there is noticeable graining. One hole is used to deliver the glue, and the other allows air to escape as the glue is injected into the cavity (more holes may be necessary for larger areas). The adhesive is self-leveling, so after the cavity is completely filled (you'll know because glue will start to come out of the second hole), you can fill the holes with a tapered dowel trimmed to fit and matching putty.
According to the manufacturer, there's no need to apply weight to bed the flooring in the new adhesive, and the flooring can be used immediately after repair.
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In the early years of the Cold War, U.S. scientists tried to create synthetic uranium in a laboratory, spurred by fears that our country lacked enough natural deposits of the highly reactive material to keep up in the escalating nuclear race.
The U.S., it turned out, had ample uranium reserves in New Mexico and Pennsylvania. And not only did the man-made variety produce too small a bang to make bombs, the material was too volatile to be safely handled.
Wrong turns sometimes yield surprising results. Atoms decay, and when they do, they give rise to new particles. In this case, the nuclear sludge excreted in the creation of uranium 233 gave birth to another isotope, or variant of an element, called thorium 229. And the thorium gave birth to something else: an isotope known as actinium 225.
More than half a century later, that very substance is being tested as a cancer-killing agent, a next-generation radiation treatment whose highly concentrated potency, researchers hope, will allow doctors to target diseased cells without damaging healthy tissue, the way existing radiation therapies do.
"What's so extraordinary about actinium is that it's worked in doses a thousand times lower than anything else," Dr. David Scheinberg, who runs the experimental therapeutic center at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and led much of the research on actinium.
In the early 1980s, Dr. Scheinberg was a researcher at Johns Hopkins University, studying a method for binding antibodies to cancerous tissue. What if he were able to attach cancer-fighting agents to those antibodies?
Dr. Scheinberg hit on the idea of alpha-emitting particles, a type of atom that would deliver a short, concentrated blast, more powerful than existing radiation treatments and in a form that would do less damage to healthy tissue.
At the time, the idea was theoretical—neither Dr. Scheinberg nor his partners knew which atom could deliver the payload they sought, yet prove stable enough to work with and be safe for the patient.
"It was just a dream," Dr. Scheinberg told us. "We spent a long time at first figuring out what atoms had the properties we were looking for."
Dr. Scheinberg was still searching for the right agent when someone else had an idea. Maurits Geerlings, a Dutch scientist, had read Dr. Scheinberg's papers, and sought out the young researcher to suggest that he look into a certain by-product of uranium 233.
"He was so excited about the idea, he came and met me in Truro, Massachusetts," said Dr. Scheinberg. "He flew in from Europe, we met on the beach, and we decided it was a good idea."
But how to get their hands on actinium?
In nature, actinium is only found in the scantest traces. While the Soviets are believed to have produced large quantities of the same synthetic uranium 233 that the Americans had abandoned, those supplies hadn't surfaced. If Dr. Scheinberg was going to begin testing his theory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, where the U.S. Department of Energy had produced tons of uranium 233, was the place to start.
In the mid-1990s, Oak Ridge had hired a scientist named Saed Mirzadeh to produce the medically promising substance at the Tennessee laboratory, passing the nuclear sludge through a column and stripping the actinium off of the parent, working from behind leaded glass to purify the material.
"There's a reason they use it for killing cancer," he told The Observer. "When you work on it, you have to keep in mind that this damn thing is toxic."
At first, Dr. Scheinberg had focused his attentions on bismuth 213, a by-product of actinium, successfully binding the isotope to an antibody and firing the compound toward blood-borne cancers. Test results were promising, but with a catch: bismuth's half-life was a mere 46 minutes, meaning it had to be administered shortly after the drug was produced.
The ability to target the cancer-killing agent with high precision was a breakthrough, but the short half-life meant that the treatment could only be administered near the laboratory where the drug was created, making it unfeasible for widespread distribution.
Dr. Scheinberg returned his attention to actinium itself, which had a half-life of 10 days, and offered an additional benefit. After the atom was delivered to a cancer cell, it would spawn daughter atoms, which would join the attack. The result was something called a called a "generator drug," because it multiplied during delivery.
By that time, Dr. Scheinberg had moved to Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, where he began testing the drug on lab mice. When he published his results in the journal Science in 2001, the treatment received widespread attention as "mini-atom bomb" for cancer.
The discovery of actinium's cancer-fighting properties wasn't the first time that a medicine was born of warfare. The first important breakthrough in the development of chemotherapy as a cancer treatment occurred during World War II. The U.S. Army had stockpiled 100 tons of mustard gas on a ship stationed in an Italian harbor. The ship was bombed and the stockpile exploded; Autopsies of the victims led scientists to suspect the compound's potency as a cell-killing agent.
When asked to draw a parallel between mustard gas and actinium, Dr. Scheinberg pointed out that many of the most effective cancer treatments have lacked precision; doctors knew that certain chemicals killed cells, and directed the agents at the disease, with limited ability to moderate the effects on healthy tissue.
The chief benefit of actinium is that its short wavelength enables it to attack cancer cells without destroying surrounding tissue. The substance could have huge implications: in Poland and Germany, actinium is being used to treat brain cancer, and in Australia, for use on melanoma patients.
The drug's development, though, has been complicated by a need for more actinium. While Oak Ridge still has a massive stash of uranium 233, there isn't funding to extract the actinium.
Later this month, a company called Actinium Pharmaceuticals plans to lead an initial public offering to raise $20 million to complete ongoing human testing on a treatment for acute myeloid leukemia by the end of next year. Dr. Dragan Cicic, the company's chief operating officer, told The Observer that for a time, API used a cyclotron to produce actinium, but until a drug goes into mass production, the technology is an unwieldy expense.
Aside from scarce actinium supply, another stumbling block has been the key step of binding the cancer-fighting substance to the antibodies, a long process of trial and error. "We're using the antibodies as guiding missiles to deliver the isotope," Dr. Cicic told us. "It's not trivial at all to make a radioactive element peak through a cell."
For his part, Dr. Scheinberg prefaced his comments by noting that, as the inventor of technologies behind the drug and as an employee of Sloan-Kettering, which owns the patents, he has an interest in seeing the drug find commercial success.
"Acute myeloid leukemia is very difficult to treat right now, so the drug could be very important, especially for adults," he told us. "As a proof of concept, it could be very important to allow more work on this type of platform to go forward."
On a recent morning, The Observer visited API's spartan offices, across Fifth Avenue from the New York Public Library. We asked company CEO Jack Talley if he had any actinium on hand to show us. "A pharmaceutical company is the last place you'll find that kind of substance," he said.
Dr. Mirzadeh, the Oak Ridge scientist charged with milking actinium from its parent materials, said that the would-be miracle drug is invisible to the naked eye, though its radioactive properties produce a fluorescent effect that causes it to glow in the dark.
It's a light of hope for some cancer patients.


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(CNN) – CNN projects that Jeanne Shaheen has defeated incumbent John Sununu in New Hampshire.
The race had been a rematch of the 2002 contest between former Democratic Gov. Jeanne Shaheen and the well-funded incumbent. Despite Sununu's lackluster poll numbers, the race was a tough fight, but with the state leaning Democratic, he found himself trailing Shaheen in most surveys heading into Election Day.
Shaheen's victory was based on overwhelming support from women. Men split their votes evenly between the two candidates.
The former governor also won significant majorities of moderates and independents - and, as elsewhere, the Democratic candidate won on nearly every issue Tuesday night. Only the minority of voters who said the battle against terrorism was a priority threw most of their support to Sununu.
(CNN) – CNN projects that Democrat Kay Hagan has defeated incumbent Republican Elizabeth Dole in the North Carolina Senate race.
Dole started the summer with a significant cash advantage and a polling edge to match. But state Sen. Kay Hagan took advantage of reports highlighting Dole's infrequent visits to the state and her links to President Bush.
Democrats funded spots that seemed to subtly raise the question of age, asking whether the 72-year-old Dole was "92 or 93" - the percentage of the time she voted with the president, and one independent group's estimate of her effectiveness. And Barack Obama's presidential campaign, competing in the newly competitive presidential battleground, poured resources into the state - which had a spillover advantage for the financially outmatched challenger.
In the final week of the campaign, Dole released an ad - "Godless" - that implied Hagan was an atheist. But the move didn't have the effect Dole had hoped: In the race's final days, the incumbent's standing in the polls fell by several points. In exit polls, moderates went for Hagan by nearly two to one. Voters who are not self-identified evangelicals went for Hagan by a similar margin.
The economy was by far the biggest issue for North Carolina voters, and those who said the nation's financial woes were their top concern went overwhelmingly for Hagan. The challenger also won among those most concerned about health care, energy policy and the war in Iraq. Only the minority of voters who said they were most worried about terrorism supported Dole.


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The rooms were a nice size. Mine had a king-size bed with two soft, comfy chairs, a desk and chair, and lots of space. I was especially surprised at how large the bathroom was. It had no really special amenities--just all your most basic ones for the bathroom, a coffee maker, heat, and a TV. I didn't spend too much time here, though. The city was waiting for me.
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Restaurant | "Peanut Butter and Co."
Peanut Butter and Co. produces its own brand of peanut butter, which you can buy in a lot of different places. Flavors like dark chocolate, white chocolate, spicy, and a few others, along with regular, smooth, and chunky are available. Not everything on the menu has peanut butter, they also have a side menu with other kinds of sandwiches and apparently a darn good grilled cheese sandwich.
The peanut butter sandwiches were amazing. They had every kind of sandwich you could imagine, but with peanut butter on it. I had the Elvis Sandwich, which was chunky PB with bananas, honey, and bacon. Now that's a sandwich. My brother had the same. I was very tempted, however, to try the spicy peanut butter sandwich with grilled chicken... maybe next time.
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Peanut Butter and Company 240 Sullivan Street New York, New York 10012 (212) 677-3995
Restaurant | "The Doughnut Plant"
We got three donuts and split each of them. Don't be surprised, however--they're not like Krispy Kremes or Dunkin Donuts. These are gourmet donuts. We tried the toasted walnut donut, the organic orange zest donut, and the Bavarian chocolate donut with rasberry filling. Each one was huge and fresh.
This little place is way out of the way, in a section of the city that looked like an area with a lot of senior housing and buildings. If you can find this place, go there and let me know what you thought.
Doughnut Plant 379 Grand Street New York, New York 10002 (212) 505-3700
Restaurant | "Bubba Gump Shrimp"
The service was really good on this visit. The waiter was one of those struggling actors who was really fun to talk to. The food was pretty good. I had a shrimp po' boy, which I've had much better in New Orleans, but it was still good. My friend had a nice chicken Caeser salad, and my brother had "Shrimp New Orleans". The Shrimp New Orleans is sauteed shrimp in a really good sauce with rice and bread. The best part is dunking that delicious bread into the sauce. For dessert, I had their bread pudding, which was okay. I felt like it had to much whiskey in the sauce and the pudding was too cooked. Try it if you want, but go somewhere else for dessert.
At the end of the meal, the server quizzed us on our knowledge of the movie. It was fun to see how much we knew, although I wish there'd have been a small prize.
Bubba Gump Shrimp Company 1501 Broadway New York, New York 10036 (212) 391-7100
Restaurant | "Carmine's"
For dinner, you order a pasta dish or two, a few meat dishes (the chicken piccata is one of my favorites), and some vegetable dishes. All are excellent here.
For dessert, they have a sampler platter filled with fresh seasonal fruit, tiramisu, New York cheesecake, and other wonderful things.
I happened to be with 12 people on this excursion, but if you only have a few people, you won't need to order as much as I did. The service is very friendly, and the restaurant is right next to Times Square, in the middle of all the action. This is a good place.
Carmine's Theater District 200 West 44th Street New York, New York 10036 (212) 221-3800
The food was pretty good. I felt that the portions were a little smaller than I expected, but it still tasted good. I had the chicken marsala, which tasted very fresh, and the sauce was good. The pasta on the side was covered in the sauce, too, and I like when they do that at Italian restaurants. It felt like homemade cooking, which is why I liked it here. You can't go to any chain restaurant and find food like this because it's not as fresh. If you go to Little Italy, seek this little hole-in-the-wall out.
Amici Italian Restaurant 165 Mulberry Street New York, New York (212) 334-3869
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rcr - isn't avoiding shots the best? Aside from the rhogam I haven't had a shot all pregnancy! I've only had a couple blood tests, barely any ultrasounds, and nobody but my husband sees my vagina anymore. It's wonderful! I am so not missing treatments.
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AFM - had my rhogam shot today. I was really nervous (I have anxiety when it comes to new medication), but having Dh with me helped. I had it done in the assessment room of the birthing floor of the hospital I'm giving birth at so I got to meet some of the nurses (oh my goodness they are so wonderful and fun! They kept cracking jokes the whole time and were so sweet), and see a tiny bit of the facilities. We waited in the most comfortable chairs ever. I almost fell asleep. Dh got a bit freaked out because there was a woman in labour there vocalizing through her pain and he asked if I would do that too.
I've found that even though I'm so far along I'm still having some trouble adjusting to being pregnant after fertility treatments and dealing with certain comments that I get. We were not quiet about our journey with infertility, and while I'm glad we weren't because some friends had thanked me for being open and helping them understand what people struggling with infertility may deal with more, in a way I think that backfired. Way back in the fall I started writing a blog post about what not to say to people dealing with infertility, but I never posted it because I found so many other great posts dealing with the same topic. Reading them and writing mine out felt really good and helped a lot. Right now I'm putting together a post on what not to say to someone who is pregnant after infertility, hoping it'll do the same. No idea if I'll ever actually post it. So far I've written out a few comments I've gotten personally and reflected on them. I won't copy and paste the entire thing, but here are the comments I've gotten..
"Why are you complaining/upset/emotional? You should be grateful you finally got pregnant." - this is the one I've gotten the most. I really don't complain much, but you know those days and when people ask, well they get the truth on those days.
"I told you if you were patient it would happen!" - Or maybe it had to do with all the treatments?
"You're pregnant? Let's hang out!" - I've gotten this from many facebook friends that I haven't really talked to in years. Suddenly I'm relevant!
"Is your baby going to be normal even though your doctor made it outside your body?" - yup.
"Why do you still care about infertility? You're pregnant now!" - got this in a PM on facebook after posting something on mothers day in honour of those struggling with infertility.
"Are you scared something will happen to your baby after you paid so much money to have it?" - are you serious?
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Is there a Difference Between For-Profit Versus Not-For-Profit Charter Schools?
The role of for-profit educational organizations in the predominantly public and not-for-profit K-12 U.S. schooling system is being fiercely debated across our nation. Little empirical research is available to help policy makers develop informed decisions regarding the educational value that for-profit schools provide to our students. This paper fills in part, for the first time in detail, this void. This paper uses a four year panel of charter schools from the state of Michigan and a random effects model that controls for student and district characteristics. Results indicate that for-profit charter schools have lower math test scores than not-for-profit charter schools. Interestingly, this result holds even when expenditure per pupil is controlled for. The analysis developed in this paper takes the debate one step further as well, and examines the role that the size of for-profit firms plays in the associated outcomes.Download Info
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Sam Kendall's of Camden recently announced it has been honored as a top-performing restaurant as reviewed by travelers on TripAdvisor, a trip planning website. Sam Kendall's recently received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award. The accolade, which honors hospitality excellence, is given only to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews on TripAdvisor. Only the top performing 10 percent of businesses listed on TripAdvisor receive this prestigious award.
A website aiming to help "consumers make better decisions about their personal finances" recently named Camden as the second-least expensive city for movie buffs in the country.
Brandon Oliver was recently promoted to Camden Branch Manager. He started with SAFE in May of 2009 as a teller at SAFE's Manning branch. In November 2010, Oliver was promoted to Office Manager at SAFE's Santee location.
What's happening on the county's economic development front was the focus of a presentation by County Economic Development Director Peggy McLean at the Kershaw County Committee of 100's annual meeting May 31. More than 60 committee members attended the event at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse.
Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Networks LLC announced the opening of a new location, 1034 Broad St. in Camden. The owners are L. Gillis Reames and Roy M. Fakoury.
Bloomsbury Inn recently received a TripAdvisor® Certificate of Excellence Award for 2013. This accolade, which honors hospitality excellence, is given only to establishments that consistently achieve outstanding traveler reviews and is extended to qualifying businesses worldwide. Only the top-performing businesses listed on TripAdvisor receive this prestigious award.
Twenty-four hours before the doors even opened at 6 a.m. Thursday, more than 225 people began camping out on the grounds of the new Chick-Fil-A. They did so in the hopes of being chosen as one of 100 special Chick-Fil-A fans. It's an event that has become a Chick-Fil-A tradition across the country. Beginning Wednesday at 6 a.m. anyone 18 and over had the opportunity to vie for 100 spots that would earn them a free meal each week for a year.
Members of the Camden Business Alliance (CBA) and their guests will have the chance to learn more about the city of Camden's proposed Broad Street "road diet" at the alliance's next Breakfast Before Hours to be held Wednesday at 8 a.m. The meeting will take place on the mezzanine level of TenEleven Galleria, 1011 Broad St., and feature representatives from the S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) and URS, the city of Camden's engineering consultant firm.
Kershaw County's unemployment rate continues to improve, dropping from 6.6 percent in March to 6.2 in April. A year ago, the county's unemployment rate sat at 7.7 percent. Employment rose from 27,333 in March to 27,458 in April. In April 2012, the number of employed persons in Kershaw County was 27,163.
The Kershaw County Chamber of Commerce presented its President's Award to Laura Thiel Shull. Saying that Thiel Shull "gives freely of her time to various organizations, and always with a smile," Chamber Board President Chip Galloway presented Thiel with the award during the chamber's 103rd Annual Meeting, Awards Gala and Reception. The gala took place Thursday at the historic Robert Mills Courthouse. KershawHealth Executive Vice President and COO/CFO Mike Bunch assisted Galloway with the presentation.
In 1995, Antioch Elementary School (AES) closed its doors for the last time. The school, constructed in 1956, later became the home of Kershaw County Head Start. Johnny Outlaw, a former AES student, took what was once a dilapidated building with a missing roof due to a storm and victim to numerous accounts of vandalism and transformed it into a community center hosting a café, auditorium and space for a sheltered flea market along with many other improvements.
Four Kershaw County agencies are hoping to provide Kershaw County residents better access to the World Wide Web and promote computer and Internet literacy.
April 15 was the annual deadline for most people to file their federal income tax return and pay any taxes they owe. By law, the IRS may assess penalties to taxpayers for both failing to file a tax return and for failing to pay taxes they owe by the deadline.
A Camden manufacturing plant is making high-end aluminum wheels for large trucks and trailers. Accuride Director of Operations Peter Wong said the company supplies the wheels directly to truck makers and other buyers.
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