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Book Description:A groundbreaking study that radically alters our understanding of the Americas before the arrival of the Europeans in 1492.Traditionally, Americans learned in school that the ancestors of the people who inhabited the Western Hemisphere at the time of Columbus's landing had crossed the Bering Strait twelve thousand years ago; existed mainly in small, nomadic bands; and lived so lightly on the land that the Americas was, for all practical purposes, still a vast wilderness. But as Charles C. Mann now makes clear, archaeologists and anthropologists have spent the last thirty years proving these and many other long-held assumptions wrong.In a book that startles and persuades, Mann reveals how a new generation of researchers equipped with novel scientific techniques came to previously unheard-of conclusions. Among them:• In 1491 there were probably more people living in the Americas than in Europe.• Certain cities–such as Tenochtitlán, the Aztec capital–were far greater in population than any contemporary European city. Furthermore, Tenochtitlán, unlike any capital in Europe at that time, had running water, beautiful botanical gardens, and immaculately clean streets.• The earliest cities in the Western Hemisphere were thriving before the Egyptians built the great pyramids.• Pre-Columbian Indians in Mexico developed corn by a breeding process so sophisticated that the journal Science recently described it as "man's first, and perhaps the greatest, feat of genetic engineering."• Amazonian Indians learned how to farm the rain forest without destroying it–a process scientists are studying today in the hope of regaining this lost knowledge.• Native Americans transformed their land so completely that Europeans arrived in a hemisphere already massively "landscaped" by human beings.Mann sheds clarifying light on the methods used to arrive at these new visions of the pre-Columbian Americas and how they have affected our understanding of our history and our thinking about the environment. His book is an exciting and learned account of scientific inquiry and revelation.
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I Beg Your Pardon, Dear Old Broadway (28 Mar 1911)
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Broadway, Broadway, I've a message from a friend across the foam
From someone who loves you dearly
Tho' he's miles away from home
Kind applause is not his cause
Because I know he loves you true
I'll feel better when I read his letter
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I beg your pardon, dear old Broadway
For list'ning to a foreign song
I thought I'd find a street with which you could compete
I only found that I was wrong
My hat's aloft to you, old Broadway
You're in a class alone today
And if I thought for a minute that the others were in it
Won't you pardon me, Broadway?
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Joy! once more for soon I saw
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Food Day is around the corner (October 24th!). In honour of the day, we've teamed up with Food Day and the Big Apple Crunch in NYC to support crunching events and provide our apple educational card, from our 'Learn Your Fruits and Vegetables' program to bring some simple fun food education to crunching activities.
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We wanted to hear how our Food Revolution supporters and community were celebrating Food Day so we've compiled a few activities and events that are happening around the country this Thursday. Although there are only a few days left before Food Day it's not too late to get involved! Find out more here.
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We will have a Apple Crunch event and get a local market to supply us with apples for each student in the school and we they will all crunch at the same time!
This year we are teaming up with Dunk The Junk in an effort to get kids to eat less junk food and more Real Food so they can grow to be healthy adults!
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We will have 150 plus elementary students participating in the apple crunch for Food Day and we will be incorporating the the Jamie Oliver Food Foundation (USA) apple educational card!
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My daughters school will be participating with an apple crunch on Food Day. We are going to serve apples to all the kids and also make apple pies with the children to encourage the children that cooking is fun, to cook and maybe take their excitement home to their parents and try to motivate parents to cook with their children. This is how I started with my passion for food and cooking. As a child I grew up with all my family members always gathering around food.
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Online course done through Launchpad website. Prof. is always available to email. There are 15 easy quiz assignments each wk, 1 midterm, 3 paragraph final, and a 30 question final. Takes some reading but you will learn in this class.
LOVED Dr. Hill! Class was really easy and I learned a lot!! She keeps you updated and emails you back with any feedback she has. There is a lot of work but only takes a few hours each week. Would definitely recommend and take another class taught by her.
I took her Lifespan Growth and Development class and yes it was easy and interesting but there was a ridiculous amount of work due each week. I wouldnt recommend this class if you are looking for an easy class with no work. This class takes up entirely to much time.
I took her class online and she was extremely clear and helpful. The assignments were simple, especially if you read the chapters from the book. As long as you stay on top of weekly assignments and read the book, you'll probably make an "A". I also learned a lot more than I thought I would. I highly recommend her class!
I took her hybrid class & classwork including exams were all online. She gave the class opportunities to come in & work but it was strictly optional. Dr. Hill made herself available if you had any questions. The class was very interesting. It's extremely difficult to fail this class.
I took her course online. Very straight forward assignments. It mostly consists of online modules, and all the answers are right there. You get unlimited tries on the tests so no reason for you to fail. She keeps everyone up to date. Gives a lot of helpful feedback. I had a good online class experience for my first time with her class.
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I took Professor Hill's online course and it was EASY. It is a lot of work but just read chapters assigned and do quizzes which you can take twice along with test and you'll be ok. There are also 2 discusion groups you need to participate in but it's not a sweat at all! Over all great teacher and very good communication through e-mail!
Easy enough course. Skim through chapters and do powerpoint lectures for tests. All tests can be taken twice with grades averaged minus midterm and final. Two discussion groups, each affecting grade quite a bit. One 3-page paper to write (APA-style). Overall good course, lots of material, would recommend though.
I did not like her. I took an online class with her and she mixed me up with another student, so we were always getting each other's grades. It turned out I went from an A to a C and I had absolutely no clue with no contact from the professor. I wouldn't take her again.
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NOTE: WoWace does not allow uploading of .exe files, so you need a standalone LUA interpreter for the time being NOTE: This is NOT a in-game addon! Do NOT install this using the curse client. A small Lua script compiled with srlua that automates creating symlinked WoW folders and manages those folders (keeps files in the main WoW folder synced throughout patches etc.) Functionality: Find all WoW installs and add them to database if told to....Complete Synchronize all folders known to the... | |||||
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It's a good idea to listen closely when Theo Epstein speaks.
It is the rare general manager who does not deceive in order to sell tickets, but even with the difficult season Cubs fans have endured, Epstein — when he met reporters to wrap the season — didn't pretend to push a timeline that isn't realistic.
Asked if he thinks his team will contend in 2014, Epstein said, "I haven't considered 2014 or any specific year. I just know that we have to continue to push the organization forward."
In other words, no promises about 2014, which — at this very moment — sounds a little early.
"I'd be incredibly disappointed if our baseball operation as a whole is not much, much healthier by then and in a position where we can see what contention is going to look like here," Epstein said. "In other words, our core of players is getting to a point where it's well defined."
When he says, "…can see what contention is going to look like," he's saying 2014 is not going to be the year.
"I don't know what that timetable is going to be and how quickly (the kids) develop," Epstein said. "I would hope that (by 2014) we would have some real definition to our core of young players and at that point seeking out to really complement it and winning plenty of ballgames."
We already know that 2013 is going to look a lot like 2012, but it sounds like 2014 is probably still at least a year early to consider legit contention, at least contention to the point of buying players who may help win that season.
It's possible players may develop more quickly than Epstein imagines now, but he has seen what's in the system and he knows the players the Cubs have added to the organization in the last 11 months.
And that says to him that this process will not move quickly considering the size of the job.
"I think I understood the scope of it," Epstein said. "There have been some pleasant surprises and some not-so-pleasant surprises. Yeah, it's a pretty comprehensive overhaul of the baseball organization here, and we're in the midst of it now.
"The progress isn't going to be constant or linear. It's not going to always show itself."
The first Cubs administrator really given the time and money to build a front-office infrastructure, Epstein does believe there's been growth in 2012.
"I feel really good about a lot of things that are going on behind the scenes," Epstein said. "Sometimes there's a delay in how long it takes for that to manifest at the big-league level. We're going through that now, but I feel really good about the direction of our baseball operation as a whole.
"We're accountable for what happens in the big leagues despite the good things that are going on behind the scenes. This is a very disappointing baseline that we have to grow from.
"My hope is that years from now, when we're celebrating successes year in and year out, we look back at 2012 and say, 'Look how far we came.' I think that we will."
With teams no longer able to spend unconditionally in the international market and through the draft, Epstein can't expedite minor league growth, which is how the major-league product will improve.
This will no doubt aggravate some Cubs fans. Daily email suggests many are uncomfortable with the plan, don't believe in it or demand acceleration.
It's understandable. The wait has been beyond any pain Epstein probably thinks he comprehends, but only if you've grown up here can anyone really get it.
Still, the other path is a sordid and unhealthy one, pouring hundreds of millions into free agency with the very same promise of precisely nothing, complete with a guarantee that any short-term success will be overwhelmed by long-term misery.
Epstein has a plan that Tom Ricketts has signed off on, and at least after one season of taking stock, Epstein sees no reason to alter it. He understands just how far away the Cubs are from being in a position to add rather than subtract.
That time isn't next year and probably not the year after. Better Epstein should offer the truth than pretend that the Cubs will suddenly have what it takes to win in a year or two.
Patience is not a virtue for Cubs fans. It's a ball and chain. Promise has become a bitter pill, easy to swallow only if accompanied by a box of wine. The clock is always ticking, for some faster than others, and the pages fly off the calendar.
The years fade. Plans fail. Hope finds a bottom.
But Theo Epstein tells you the truth, and he believes the light at the end of the tunnel — far away though it may be — is no longer a freight train headed in their direction.
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Seminary Participates in 2012 March for Life
Representatives from the St. Tikhon's Community traveled to Washington DC this past Monday January 23, 2012 to join up with groups from both St. Vladimir's and Holy Cross to present a unified presence in the 39th Annual March for Life.
This year was of particular significance because it was the first year that an Orthodox hierarch has ever been asked to give the opening prayer that signals the official start of the march.
Archpriest John Kowalczyk (Director of Field Education and STOTS Alumnus 1975) gave the opening remarks and introduction for His Beatitude Metropolitan Jonah who then proclaimed:
"We offer this sign of our visible unity, standing together in unity of mind, with a contrite heart and broken spirit. We offer our repentance, however we have sinned, for all have sinned and fall short, and thus none of us can judge or condemn. We offer our compassion for those in grief, in guilt and despair."
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Leading the group of Orthodox through the enormous and eclectic crowd of marchers was His Beatitude Metropolitan Jonah, as well as His Grace Bishop Tikhon (STOTS 1993), His Grace Bishop Michael, His Grace Bishop Melchizedek, as well as His Grace Bishop Matthias (STOTS 2002).
Accompanying them were Archpriest John Jillions, Chancellor of the OCA, Archpriest John Kowalczyk, Chancellor of the Diocese of Eastern PA (STOTS 1975), Archpriest Gregory Safchuk, Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Washington D.C. as well as Archpriest Chad Hatfield, Chancellor of St. Vladimir's and Hieromonk Sergius, Abbot of St. Tikhon's Monastery (STOTS 2005).
The group was also accompanied by the Icon of the Visitation that was brought to the march by Bill Talpash from its resting place at
St. Michael's parish in Jermyn, PA
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Graciously carrying the groups large standard through the pressing crowds for this year were seminarians from St. Tikhon's: Fr. Philip Halliwell, Dn. Joel Wilson, Jessie Dominick and Nazar Lukashov. Also helping with the banner were Anna and Michael Halliwell, and Emmelia Ford.
Also present were Archpriest Theodore Boback, the President of the St. Tikhon's Alumni Association (STOTS 1979), Fr. David Cowan (STOTS 2007), Dn. Gregory Hatrak (STOTS 1994), Fr. Thaddeus Franta (STOTS 2011) as well as representatives from each of the three aforementioned seminaries, their families, friends, loved ones, as well as a large representation from the various parish communities throughout the East Coast.
Some sources put the attendance of the march between 250,000 and 300,000 people, all of varying religious and ideological backgrounds, coming together from all walks of life, to speak in a unified voice on the things that unite us and be silent, if only for the day, on the things that keep us apart.
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Jacksonville Jaguars general manager David Caldwell has said there is no timeline on the team's rebuild. Head coach Gus Bradley has said he isn't worried about the record and that he just wants the guys to come out and compete and keep getting better.
But as fans it's nice to figure out when our team may finally make it to the Super Bowl.
Some teams, like the 2011 San Francisco 49ers, are able to turn it around in a season. Some teams, like the 2004 Pittsburgh Steelers, are only a quarterback away from becoming competitive. Yet these are the success stories. How would it happen for any other team? Fortunately the Jags are such a young team with a history of success that we can jump back to the founding and see what it takes.
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- The Jags are in their inaugural season. They finish the season just 4-12 but their are signs of success. Mark Brunell, Tony Boselli, Jimmy Smith, and James Stewart are all on the team and begin the bond to create an offensive force.
1996 – The Cinderella Season
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- In 1997 the Jags start to put it together. Their talent level and wins are beginning to align more and the 11-5 record in just their third season is more than deserved. The biggest personnel gain for the Jags is Keenan McCardell who balances Jimmy Smith at wide receiver.
- The 1998 team composition is what makes Jacksonville a threat in their best season: 1999. Fred Taylor and Donovin Darius both comes to the Jags through the draft and immediately have an impact. The team finishes 11-5 again but flames out in the divisional playoffs.
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- Finally the Jaguars have "their year." The 1999 season is the season the Jaguars are best built. They finish 14-2, stomp the Miami Dolphins in the divisional playoffs, and lose to the Tennessee Titans in the AFC Championship. The Titans are the only team to beat them the entire season (three times). Fernando Bryant is the biggest impact new acquisition but can't control the Jags losing.
From 1999, the Jags fall apart. They just aren't the same anymore. The run from 1995-1999 resulted in an impressive 49-31 record with most of their losses in their inaugural season. The Jaguars hit on a number of draft picks, including Boselli, Stewart, Hardy, Brackens, Taylor, and Darius. They also did well in free agency and trades with by acquiring key pieces like McCardell, Smith, and Brunell. Role players and decent starters were also acquired in the draft. They had very few busts.
The 2013 Jaguars are year one. They are the 1995 Jags. Don't expect 8+ wins in year one. It may take a few years, but you have to trust in the talent evaluation. If the Jags are to emulate their success from before they will need to hit on draft picks, find key free agents to sign, and not be afraid to move past "mistakes." The 1997 draft did little to help the Jaguars and they moved past it rather than trying to fit their coveted picks into the lineup.
The Gene Smith era was the opposite of what happened in the Jaguars' early history. The Dave Caldwell era could take less or more time than the four year build-up the Jags took before reaching 14-2 in 1999, but like all good things it is important to understand that it takes time for something special to come.
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People like guns cause it gives them a sense of power and control.
Same way praying does.
When people pray, they think they can sway some all powerful god into doing what they want. They never think that if god is perfect...how can the imperfect human know better than the perfect god?
And what would it say about this perfect god if it followed directions from the imperfect human? Yet people cling to this fantasy cause it makes them feel good.
Sure guns are useful and important. But guns only go so far just like praying. In my local we have some wild turkeys and deer walking the streets. Sometimes I see flocks of 5 or 6 turkey and herds of 8 to 10 deer. But, how long would these animals last if the SHTF and everyone was out blasting away to eat?
So maybe instead of having hundreds of guns one should seek balance and limit their supply of guns to a dozen or two and use the other time, space, money and energy to for other preparedness items.
Here is an interesting article "The Myth of Self Reliance"
Now even though being 100% self sufficient is near impossible. We can work towards preparedness for a variety of possibilities to make us more comfortable if and when trouble strikes.
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The presentation will last approximately 55 minutes, and a 30-minute question-and-answer session will follow. Admission to the lecture is free, and no registration is required. Light refreshments will be served.


text: The Spier Hotel Hotel rating Quick Specs Year Built 2000Year Renovated 2007 View Large Interactive Map Address R310 Lynedoch RdStellenbosch, South Africa 7599 Web http://www.spier.co.za Phone + 27 21-809-1100 Fax + 27 21-809-1134 Toll-free 0800-220282 Email email@example.com OverviewMeeting SpecsPhotos & videosRatings & Reviews Description Cape Malay Style hotel situated in the Winelands, 10 km from Stellenbosch shops, 20 km from Strand Beach.Year Built: 2000Year Renovated: 2007Check in Time: 2:00 PMCheck out Time: 11:00 AMNumber of Floors: 2Total Number of Rooms: 146 GDS Hotel Reservation CodesAmadeus GDS: YH CPTSPRGalileo/Apollo GDS: YH 51557Sabre GDS: YH 134288WorldSpan GDS: YH 142 The Spier Hotel Location & NeighborhoodSuburban. The Spier Hotel Rates & PoliciesReservations must be guaranteed with a credit card Nearby AirportsCape Town Intl (15 miles southwest)George (201.50 miles east)Oudtshoorn (192.25 miles east)More Airports » The Spier Hotel Room AmentitiesThe Spier Hotel amenities are in All rooms unless noted otherwiseAir Conditioning (some)Balcony/Terrace (some)CoffeemakerDaily Maid ServiceFireplace (working)Kitchen/KitchenetteMini-BarTelephoneVoicemailSafe (In Room)Cable/Satellite TelevisionTelevisionDVD/VCR (some) Guest ServicesCar RentalConcierge ServicesGift ShopFree Onsite ParkingRoom ServiceWheelchair Access to Common/Public Areas DiningThe Spier Hotel Restaurant (Onsite)Jonkershuis (Onsite)Moyo (Onsite) On-Site RecreationGolf CourseHealth ClubHealth Spa/MassageHorseback RidingPool (Outdoor Pool)Tennis (Outdoor Tennis) The Spier Hotel Meeting Rooms & Events7 Meeting Rooms holding 450 people. The Spier Hotel Business ServicesBusiness Center The Spier Hotel Images, Videos, & Virtual Tours Photos & Videos The Spier Hotel Exterior Images Powered by VFM Leonardo travel42 Review for The Spier Hotel Want to read the full The Spier Hotel travel42 Review? For access to this review as well as 10,000 others, visit www.travel-42.com or call 1.866.566.8136 to subscribe. This large hotel overlooks the Eerste River on Spier Wine Estate, a popular tourist focus situated about a 10-minute drive south of Stellenbosch along the R310. The entrance to the estate is clearly signposted, with a road to the left heading to the bustling day visitors' area, and the fork to the left leading to the hotel, which is a tall white and pastel-shaded building with strong Cape Dutch influences but a more modern look overall. From the moment guests enter the reception hall, ador... Subscribe to travel42 to read the full review » Copyright (c) 2014 Northstar Travel Media, LLC. travel42. Nearby Stellenbosch Hotels More Nearby Hotels The Cellars Hohenort HotelColona CastleGrande Roche HotelGreenways HotelLe Quartier FrancaisSteenberg Country HotelAuberge Rozendal Wine FarmKleine Zalze LodgeLanzerac Manor & WineryOuwe Werf HotelProtea Hotel Dorpshuis & SpaProtea Hotel StellenboschThe Hydro at StellenboschAlphen HotelGarden Court Nelson Mandela BlvdProtea Hotel Island ClubThe Marine Hotel Hoteliers! Is your listing up to date? With over 130,000 hotels in our database, no other source compares to our depth of information. Click here to review and be sure the travel professional knows your hotel's latest details.


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Festival of Flight at Squam Science Center Sept. 14
HOLDERNESS — Squam Lakes Natural Science Center is hosting the second annual Festival of Flight on Saturday, September 14. This family festival showcases the wonders of flight and migration, and will feature live animals, tethered hot air balloon rides, a presentation about the Karner Blue Butterfly Restoration Project, hawk watch, butterfly craft, and more.
Activities will be going on throughout the day beginning with tethered hot air balloon rides from 9-11a.m. courtesy of RE/MAX Bayside in Meredith. Following that, Iain MacLeod will be presenting Project OspreyTrack at 11 a.m. This program will provide the latest information about satellite tracked Ospreys from New Hampshire and will feature a live Osprey. Iain has successfully attached tracking devices on five additional Ospreys this summer and attendees will be able to see the latest migration information from them.
A special program about the Karner Blue Butterfly Restoration Project will be held at 1 p.m. Brett Ferry of New Hampshire Fish & Game will present the program about this federally endangered butterfly found in New Hampshire. Attendees can also participate in a butterfly craft before or after this presentation.
All activities, except the tethered balloon ride, are included in the regular trail admission fee, which gives you access to the entire animal exhibit trail featuring native New Hampshire wildlife in natural settings. Admissions fees are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors (65+), $10 for youth ages 3-15, children 2 and under are free. Members are always free.
There is an additional fee of $10 for adults and $5 for children for the tethered hot air balloon rides, with limited times available. Tickets, available on a first-come, first-served basis, may be purchased in advance by calling 968-7194.
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Moultonboro Family Health Care welcomes new practitioner
MEREDITH — LRGHealthcare and Moultonboro Family Healthcare are pleased to welcome Jeanne Prescott, APRN, MEd, MSN to the Moultonborough community. Prescott will be practicing general family medicine at Moultonboro Family Healthcare, as well as Belknap Family Health Center in Meredith.
Prescott received her Master of Science in Nursing - Family Nurse Practitioner from Rivier University and holds a Master of Education in Health Promotion and Eating Disorders. She has been part of the LRGHealthcare family for ten years.
To schedule an appointment, call Belknap Family Health Center at 279-7433 or Moultonboro Family Healthcare at 253-6925.
CAPTION — Jeanne Prescott, APRN, MEd, MSN is now accepting new patients at both Belknap Family Health Center, Meredith and Moultonboro Family Healthcare. (Courtesy photo)
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Swenson Granite story for Meredith Historical Society
MEREDITH — Do you know that the construction of the Brooklyn Bridge, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Library of Congress and the Pentagon included granite from New Hampshire?
Learn more on Tuesday, September 3 at 7 p.m. when the Meredith Historical Society hosts Dave Duford of The Swenson Granite Company of Concord. He will present a slide show and photos explaining how Swenson Granite grew from modest beginnings in the 1800's to become the leading producer of building granite in the USA. It's the true story of a hard working immigrant family achieving the American dream.
The presentation is free open to the public. Refreshments will be served. A very brief business meeting will be held. The Meredith Historical Society is located at 45 Main Street and is open from Wednesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Farm Museum, located on Winona Rd., is open Wednesdays and Saturdays from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. until Labor Day, and Saturdays only until Columbus Day. Scenic puzzles taken from historical postcards may be purchased at either location. For more information contact 707-6078.
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Irwin voted 'Best of Lakes Region Car Dealership'
LACONIA — After three weeks, and 2,450 votes, Irwin Automotive has taken the titles of Best of Lakes Region Overall New and Used Car Dealership.
The Best of the Lakes Region started in 2010 and has been an annual contest every year since. There are three categories of voting; Food & Restaurants, Retail, and Services, with each running on a separate week. This year the retail category was dominated by Irwin Automotive. Irwin took two categories, Best Overall Car Dealership: New Cars and Best Overall Car Dealership: Used Cars. Votes were placed online and by ballot in the newspaper.
"We'd just like to thank our employees, customers, and those that voted. We're all very proud," said Chris Irwin, Vice President of Irwin Automotive.
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We all know an older person with osteoporosis — it's one of the most common problems of aging, striking more than half of all adults over age 50. And we all hope osteoporosis doesn't happen to us, since weak bones can lead to fractures, and fractures, in turn, lead to all sorts of scary consequences. 10 Best Foods for Brittle Bones But how do you know if your bones are sturdy enough to keep you safe? It's tricky, because osteopenia — the process of bone thinning that precedes full-blown osteoporosis — can happen without obvious symptoms. Here are the top 10 warning signs of thinning bones, along with tips about how you can respond: Kim Noles of Pennsylvania found out she had osteopenia, or mild osteoporosis, when she fractured her ankle simply by stepping the wrong way off a curb. Your bones need to be strong enough to sustain some impact, and if they aren't, you'll want to know more about what's behind that. What you can do: Get a bone density test, also called a DXA scan or densitometry, which is a specialized type of X-ray that measures the amount of calcium and other key bone-hardening minerals within each bone segment. Doctors consider bone density scanner a fairly accurate predictor of fracture risk, because they show whether your bones are dense and solid or porous (which makes them fragile). Unfortunately, if your bones are small and thin to begin with, you have less bone to lose. People with small, delicate frames are likely to develop osteoporosis at a younger age. This doesn't mean that heavy or big-boned people don't get osteoporosis; just that people who are thin or small-boned don't have as far to go before they're at risk for fracture. We reach peak bone mass and stop building bone when we're between 20 and 25 years old, and somewhere between 30 and 40 we start losing bone. The rate of bone loss depends on our genetics and on how vigilant we are about diet, exercise, and other factors that keep our bones strong. What you can do: If you're under age 40, do everything you can in your 30s to build bone: Eat a diet high in dairy and other calcium-rich foods and get plenty of high-impact exercise, which is anything that involves running or jumping. If you're 40 or older, continue to eat nutritiously, add a calcium-magnesium-vitamin D supplement, and do strength-training exercise in addition to impact exercise. Strength training has been shown to prevent bone loss. Taking cortisone drugs over a long period of time interferes with hormone levels in a way that leaches calcium, vitamin D, and other nutrients from your bones. People who have autoimmune diseases such as Crohn's disease, lupus, or rheumatoid arthritis have osteoporosis at a much higher rate than the average person because of the corticosteroids used to treat these conditions. This warning sign is most especially likely to matter to women, because they're more likely to get autoimmune diseases to begin with. They're also more prone because normal estrogen levels are necessary for maintaining healthy bone. Taking a thyroid hormone for low thyroid or taking antidepressants in the SSRI class is also linked to higher levels of bone loss, though experts aren't sure why yet. What you can do: If you need to take corticosteroids to treat a health condition, the resulting risk to your bones requires a doctor's careful supervision. Most doctors now have patients get a bone density scan soon after going on corticosteroids, to make sure they have the bone mass necessary to withstand the effect of the drugs. Your doctor can also order a 24-hour urine calcium analysis and a vitamin D test to check your level of that bone-strengthening nutrient. If you're on corticosteroids long-term, you should probably have your spine X-rayed, as sometimes tiny fractures result that you may not feel at first. Many doctors will also prescribe biphosphonates, which are bone-building drugs. Experts don't know exactly how smoking sabotages bones, but it's clear from numerous studies that it does. Smoking has a high statistical correlation with osteoporosis, so if you've been a smoker throughout your adult life, chances are high that you've compromised your bones. What you can do: No one wants to be told once again to stop smoking, but that's exactly what your bones are asking you to do. The good news is that no matter your age when you quit, you can still reap the health benefits of being a nonsmoker and give your body the chance to recuperate. Alcohol is a bone-weakener; it leaches calcium, magnesium, and other minerals from your bones. The more you drink, the more likely it is that it's happening. Women are more vulnerable to this type of bone loss than men, perhaps because they're more vulnerable to the effects of alcohol in general. What you can do: Unfortunately for those who like to imbibe, the primary solution here is to cut back. Try savoring one or two glasses of wine a night, then switching to herb tea or warm milk with honey. Milk is one of the best bone-builders, and not just because of the calcium. Vitamin D, an important ingredient in fortified milk, is even more important. Most American adults are severely D-deficient, says Robert Recker, director of the Osteoporosis Research Center in Nebraska, putting us at risk for not only weak bones but for several types of cancer. And store-bought milk, which is fortified with vitamin D, is one of the only dietary sources of this important nutrient. What you can do: It's the calcium, vitamin D, and other minerals in milk that are important, not the milk itself. Look for soy or rice milk that's been fortified with these nutrients, and drink it regularly. Also take a supplement that contains calcium, magnesium, and vitamin D; these three minerals work synergistically to build and protect bone. A history of anorexia is a major red flag for osteoporosis. That's because artificially low body weight lowers hormone levels, causing skipped periods, says Columbia University endocrinologist Elizabeth Shane. "Anything that lowers estrogen levels interferes with bone building," she says. What you can do: If you have a history of anorexia or bulimia, bring it to the attention of your doctor or a therapist. There are treatment programs that have proven successful in getting eating disorders under control, and this is important so you can protect your bones for the future. Also, be sure to drink calcium and vitamin D-fortified milk, and take a cal-mag-D supplement to keep your bones and teeth strong. Low levels of estrogen are typically responsible for missed periods or a cycle that starts and stops. Unfortunately, low estrogen contributes directly to bone loss, so women who aren't regular may find their bones are irregular too. Low estrogen can be caused by an eating disorder, overexercising, or polycystic ovary disease (PCOS). What you can do: If your periods are irregular and you're not underweight, talk to your doctor. You may have a hormone-related condition such as polycystic ovary disease (PCOS), which is easily treatable. Your doctor may put you on low-dose birth control pills, for example, which is an easy fix for irregular periods and the hormonal disruptions that may be behind them. Family history is a major indicator that your bones are weakening. If you come from a family where the older adults have a history of fractures, poor posture, or loss of height, chances are your family members had osteoporosis, whether or not it was ever diagnosed. And if they had it, it's likely you do too. What you can do: Compile a family health history by talking to your parents, grandparents, and anyone else privy to family information. If you had relatives who suffered from osteoporosis, tell your doctor. If you're younger and your doctor has been resisting requests for a bone scan, this information will aid you in your quest, as doctors take family history seriously. Just one of these risk factors makes it more likely your bones are thinning. If all three are true for you, there's a good chance your bones are at risk for fracture. But African-American women also have reason to be concerned. A recent study showed that low bone mass is much more common than once believed in all ethnic groups, including African-Americans. If you're 60, 70, or beyond, pay even more attention. Bone-thinning risk increases with age; osteoporosis experts estimate that after the age of 75, 90 percent of women will suffer a fracture. What you can do: You can't change any of the racial, gender, or age factors that make you who you are. But knowing which risk category you fall into can help you be more aware of the state of your bones and advocate for yourself with your doctor. If you're over age 50 and tests show that your bones are weakening, your doctor may prescribe a biphosphonate drug or estrogen replacement therapy to build your bone strength.1. You've had more than one fracture in the past two years, or you've had a fracture that seemed unusually severe for the circumstances.
2. You're naturally thin or small-framed.
3. You take prednisone or other corticosteroids to treat an autoimmune condition.
4. You smoke.
5. You drink more than two alcoholic drinks a day.
6. You're lactose intolerant or have other reasons for not drinking milk.
7. You've struggled with an eating disorder
8. Women only: Your periods are irregular or infrequent.
9. You have a first- or second-degree relative who had osteoporosis before the age of 50 or before menopause.
10. You're Caucasian or Asian, female, and over 50.
From the Editors of Men's Health Salt adds flavor to foods, but too much can wreak havoc on your health. Watch out for these foods to avoid sodium overload. Raw Chicken Salt solutions are pumped into chicken parts to plump them up. Check the label for fine print that says something like "10% broth solution." That means you can expect as much as 60 mg sodium in one chicken breast. Look for chicken that doesn't come with an added broth solution. Noodles Italian pasta is fine. But plain Japanese somen noodles carry 280 mg sodium per cup, without the salted broth they're usually served in. Even worse: seasoned ramen noodles, at 1,434 mg per package. Switch to soba noodles, at only 68 mg per serving. Precooked Frozen Shrimp It's just steamed shrimp, right? Wrong. Most cooked, frozen shellfish in stores was processed with salt. Expect about 222 mg sodium for 3 ounces. Buy yours at the fish counter; they'll even steam, peel, and devein the shrimp for you. Frozen Dinners A Swanson Hungry Man Meatloaf Dinner weighs in with 1,870 mg sodium. Even though it sounds innocuous, Uncle Ben's Spicy Beef & Broccoli Rice Bowl contains 1,550 mg, thanks mostly to soy sauce. If you insist on the convenience of Uncle Ben, try his Sweet & Sour Chicken Rice Bowl instead, at 620 mg, which is still rather high. Your best bet is to cook up your own stir-fry. Cornflakes A big bowl (2 cups) of this all-American breakfast cereal has 532 mg sodium. Better options: whole-grain cereals. For example, a chunk of shredded wheat has only 6 mg; 2 cups of cooked oatmeal has less than 5 mg. Ketchup and Mustard Ketchup has 167 mg per tablespoon; mustard, 168 mg. Spread 'em thin. Cottage Cheese This popular protein source has 918 mg sodium per cup. Low-sodium versions contain just 29 mg. Or substitute hard cheese and some milk. Smoked Trout, Salmon, or Turkey Smoke is what you taste, sodium is what you consume. Before they're smoked, these foods are soaked in a salty brine. Smoked salmon has more than 600 mg sodium in a 3-ounce serving. Limit the smoked stuff to special occasions.
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The sixth of RKO's Fred Astaire -Ginger Rogers pairings of the 1930s, Swing Time starts off with bandleader Astaire getting cold feet on his wedding day. Astaire's bride-to-be Betty Furness will give him a second chance, providing he proves himself responsible enough to earn $25,000. Astaire naturally tries to avoid earning that amount once he falls in love with dance instructor Ginger Rogers. Numerous complications ensue, leading to the "second time's the charm" climax, with Ginger escaping her own...more
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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can wreak havoc in one's life and must be dealt with carefully. Today, people suffering from PTSD are recommended to rely not only on medication and therapy to set their life back on course, but also look at yoga as a potential de-stressing technique. Yoga is an ancient yet unique technique that works on both - body and mind, and is very effective in overcoming PTSD.
Here are a few simple yoga postures to get you de-stressed right away:
The Skull shining breathing technique pranayama improves blood circulation, brings a glow to the face and energizes the nervous system. This pranayama is very good for people suffering from PTSD as it rejuvenates brain cells and uplifts the mind.
Eliminate stress and fatigue with the Mountain pose. This yoga posture helps keep the effects of PTSD at bay by relieving the body of stress.
Like the Mountain pose, the Konasana also relieves the body of stress and is highly recommended for people suffering from PTSD.
A relatively simple yoga posture, the Cat pose improves blood circulation and very effectively relaxes the mind.
The Bridge pose calms the brain, reduces anxiety, stress and depression. For a person dealing with PTSD, the Bridge pose is one of the most simple and effective yoga postures.
The final resting pose, Corpse pose, helps repair tissues and cells while relieving the body of stress. This posture also reduces blood pressure, anxiety and is very helpful for people going through PTSD.
PTSD can be overcome by being regular with medication, therapy and yoga. Keeping a positive outlook also helps turn things around. Friends and family should be supportive and help the distressed person bounce back in life with renewed enthusiasm. Yoga practice helps develop the body and mind bringing a lot of health benefits yet is not a substitute for medicine. It is important to learn and practice yoga postures under the supervision of a trained Sri Sri Yoga teacher. In case of any medical condition, practice yoga postures after consulting a doctor and a Sri Sri Yoga teacher. Find a Sri Sri Yoga course at an Art of Living Center near you. Do you need information on courses or share feedback? Write to us at firstname.lastname@example.com
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App Downloads Will Cross 102 Billion This Year, Gartner Research Shows
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While it's likely that most students will utilize and value their peers' thoughts on these decisions, some will also call home looking for help from parents. It's often easiest and quickest to just offer advice, rather than listening to a student's thought process surrounding the pros and cons of a particular decision. It's also easy to devalue significant influences for them, at times forgetting what it's like to be their age. Helping Students Make Their Own Decisions When your student does call home to process a decision, consider asking a lot of questions, rather than answering them. Here are some questions you can ask to help your student come to her own conclusion:
If you can't spend the time to have a detailed conversation right when your student calls, assure him that you want to assist in the decision-making process. Let your student know that it's not a good time (i.e. you are making dinner or ready to head out the door with your student's sibling) and set up another time to chat. Your student will appreciate your honesty and commitment to provide your undivided attention. Plus, you'll be less likely to get agitated and short-tempered, especially if the decision is one with which you might not necessarily agree. Having these types of conversations also helps the parent/student relationship continue to mature. As students get older and graduate from college, they begin looking to their parents more as peers. Knowing they can come to you for assistance with decisions not only will teach them valuable lessons, but will also continue to forge a meaningful network of family support. Prepared for our institution by PaperClip Communications, www.paper-clip.com. Copyright 2006, 125 Paterson Ave., Little Falls, NJ 07424 |