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We gratefully welcome all those who wish to organize charitable events to raise funds and awareness on behalf of the US Hereditary Angioedema Association (HAEA) – especially in conjunction with HAE Day :-) 2013. Please review these guidelines if you are interested in hosting a special event or doing any level of fundraising to benefit the HAEA.
It is our desire to support, not limit, your fundraiser. Please use this information as a tool that leads you to a successful and rewarding experience on behalf of the HAEA. If you have questions or need more guidance, please email
The total cost to produce your fundraiser should not exceed the amount generated from the event. If event expenses are greater than the total collected, it will be the event organizer's responsibility to cover that additional expense. No volunteer may take a commission for holding an event.
Potential donors should be informed that 100% of proceeds from your fundraiser will be donated to the HAEA. The event organizer is responsible for accounting documentation of revenues and expenses. [Event organizers must submit a Fundraiser Financial Report.] Please complete and return your Report by certified mail along with all funds collected to the Association's business address :
PO Box 2087
1141 Wunsche Loop
Spring, TX 77383
NOTE: All proceeds must be delivered to the HAEA no later than 21 days following your event.
The HAEA should be informed, in advance, of any companies or corporations you wish to approach for underwriting or for large contributions for your event and what you are seeking in support.
Receipting and Tax-Deductibility of Charitable Donations to 501(C)(3) Organizations
All donations or event registration fees are accepted by checks made payable directly to the Hereditary Angioedema Association or HAEA.
Donation of Services & Products
If goods and/or services are received as a charitable donation (i.e., auction items, tokens of appreciation, giveaways, meals, beverages, etc.), the fair market value of these goods and/or services must be provided by the donor, in writing, to the event organizer to be included in their Fundraiser Financial Report.
Donated Services & Products
The value of goods and/or services donated will be deducted from the total collected to determine the tax-deductible portion of the donation, (that means, if the event fee is $100, but $50 is paid for meal costs owed to the hosting facility, only $50 remains as the tax deductible donation to the HAEA).
Receipts for Charitable Donations
In accordance with IRS regulations, all donations of $250 or more received by the US Hereditary Angioedema Association will be recognized with an official receipt for tax purposes outlining the tax-deductible portion of that donation. The name appearing on check(s) received by the HAEA will be used for receipting purposes. Only the individual, corporation, foundation, etc. identified on the check will be eligible for tax benefits due them for their donation. The HAEA will make every effort to provide receipts to all donors who can be matched to their donation.
Donors contributing cash should be made aware that their gift may not be able to be acknowledged as a tax-deductible donation to the HAEA. If cash donations are deposited to a separate account by the event organizer and subsequently donated in a single check to the HAEA, individuals or organizations who donated cash will NOT receive a tax receipt unless the event organizer provides the information below to the HAEA:
The event organizer must also supply this information for donors of goods, services or in-kind donations who wish to receive a tax receipt.
Support from the US HAEA
The HAEA can offer general guidance on event or project planning along with tips for your specific type of event, financial documentation procedures, as well as coordinate to have materials provided for your event.
ONLY brochures and other promotional supplies (magnets, notepads, etc.) provided by the HAEA may be distributed or sold at your event. Please email to purchase items for sale and to learn more about how sales are to be handled. If you are seeking event sponsors, please use the Sponsor Letter provided by the HAEA.
Announcements about your event will be posted on www.haea.org and may also be included on the HAE Day :-) web site www.haeday.org .
Follow Up
After your fundraising event, please let us hear from you! We would love to hear what worked well, or not so well, so that we can continue to improve our HAE fundraisers. And THANK YOU for taking the time and making the effort to hold a charitable event on behalf of the US HAEA and HAE Day :-)!


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In January, Colonel Frederick Bealefeld, 44, was named as the Deputy Commissioner of Operations for the 3,000-officer force. The Anne Arundel County native joined the BPD at age 19, and he comes from a family of officers; his great-grandfather, grandfather, great-uncle, and uncle were city cops; so is his brother. Since he's been on the force, there have been changes for the better ("Now, officers get a steady stream of information," he says, which "makes them and the citizens of the city much safer") and the worse (he cites "the explosion of drugs into the heart of the city, [into] its residential communities.")
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Bealefeld: I believe that we are seeing some results of changes we are making to our strategy. This year, violent crime is down another 20 percent [compared to 2006]. We have gotten significant buy-in from our Federal partners in our efforts to focus on specific, violent offenders, [and the] State's Attorney's Office is again working to help deal with youth offenders and gangs. At the same time, the number of arrests that we have made has come down significantly since 2005. Arrests were down nine percent last year, and are down another 16 percent this year. This is not to say we are out of the arrest business—there certainly are situations where an arrest should be our primary enforcement tool. Communities want us to solve problems, that's what we are paid to do, and we strive not to be locked into a one-dimensional tactic.
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[Journal article] Blaney, Janine, Lowe-Strong, Andrea, Gracey, Jackie, Rankin-Watt, J and Campbell, Anne (2011) Cancer survivors' exercise barriers, facilitators andpreferences in the context of fatigue, quality of life andphysical activity participation: a questionnaire–survey. Psycho-Oncology, John Wiley & Sons, Ltd., 9 pp, DOI: 10.1002/pon.2072 [Internet publication] Donnelly, Caroline, Blaney, Janine, Lowe-Strong, Andrea, MCCrumb, EE and Gracey, Jackie (2011) A randomised controlled trial testing the feasibility and efficacy of a physical activity behavioural change intervention in managing fatigue with gynaecological cancer survivors. Gynecologic Oncology, 122 (3). pp. 618-624. [Journal article] Blaney, Janine, Lowe-Strong, Andrea, Allen, James and Gracey, Jackie (2010) The Cancer Rehabilitation Journey: Barriers to and Facilitators of Exercise Among Patients With Cancer-Related Fatigue. Physical Therapy, 90 (8 ). pp. 1135-1147. 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[Journal article] Liddle, S D, Baxter, G D and Gracey, Jackie (2009) Physiotherapists' use of advice and exercise for the management of chronic low back pain: A national survey. Manual Therapy, 14 . pp. 189-196. [Journal article] Blaney, J, Rankin, J, Lowe-Strong, Andrea, Allen, James, Campbell, A and Gracey, Jackie (2008) The Barriers and Facilitators to Exercise Across the Cancer Trajectory. Supportive Care in Cancer, 16 . p. 648. [Journal article] Donnelly, C, Rankin, J, Campbell, A, Lowe-Strong, Andrea, Allen, James and Gracey, Jackie (2008) Exercise Management of Cancer-Related Fatigue: A Survey of Current Physiotherapy Practice within the UK. Supportive Care in Cancer, 16 . p. 650. [Journal article] Gracey, Jackie, Liddle, S D, Kernohan, George, Sinclair, Marlene, Dunwoody, Lynn and Kerr, Daniel (2008) Back pain is complex and not restricted to manual workers. British Medical Journal, 336 (7641). p. 398. 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Sinus Infection (cont.) Medical Author:
John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEP
John P. Cunha, DO, FACOEPJohn P. Cunha, DO, is a U.S. board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Dr. Cunha's educational background includes a BS in Biology from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, and a DO from the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences in Kansas City, MO. He completed residency training in Emergency Medicine at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, New Jersey. Medical Editor:
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical Editor
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, Chief Medical EditorMelissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology. Medical Editor:
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Steven Doerr, MDSteven Doerr, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Emergency Medicine Physician. Dr. Doerr received his undergraduate degree in Spanish from the University of Colorado at Boulder. He graduated with his Medical Degree from the University Of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver, Colorado in 1998 and completed his residency training in Emergency Medicine from Denver Health Medical Center in Denver, Colorado in 2002, where he also served as Chief Resident. IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinus Infection MedicationsMedications to Reduce Inflammation and Promote DrainageReduce inflammationBlood cells and lining cells of the mucosa in the sinuses can normally fight off foreign invaders. However, when overwhelmed by viruses or bacteria, coupled with a depressed immune system or over-reactivity to allergens, the result is the inflammation associated with sinusitis. With appropriate therapy, a short-lived infection can be treated effectively. Because foreign substances trigger numerous reactions, many treatments are available that can treat the symptoms of inflammation. Decongestants help reduce airway obstruction and are important in the initial treatment to alleviate symptoms.
Both nasal and oral decongestants have side effects, including increased heart rate and blood pressure, insomnia, nervousness, anxiety, tremor, dry mouth, blurry vision, and headache. They may also cause an inability to urinate. Persons with a history of cardiac disease, high blood pressure, anxiety, or urinary problems (especially prostate disorders) should consult a physician before using decongestants. Combining decongestants with other over-the-counter or prescribed medicines with similar side effects may cause dangerous complications. Promote drainageHome remedies that open and hydrate the sinuses may promote drainage. See Sinus Infection Home Remedies for information on increasing daily fluid intake, inhaling steam, taking expectorants and pain relievers, and nasal saline irrigation. If environmental allergies cause the sinusitis, an antihistamine may help reduce swelling of the mucous membranes. Allergens stimulate white blood cells in the blood and tissues to release histamine into the circulation. This causes fluid to leak from blood vessels into the tissues of the nasal passageways, leading to nasal congestion symptoms.
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Dotted with art and bordered by recreational trails, Aspen Meadows Resort is spread throughout a 40-acre natural preserve area along the banks of the river, 1 mile from downtown Aspen and the base of the mountain.
Food, fun, fitness
Guests may dine at Plato's or the Meadows, work out at the health club, relax with a massage, soak in a spa tub, or take a shuttle downtown to experience Aspen's famous shopping and nightlife.
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Each of the 98 guest suites includes Bauhaus-style furnishings and decor, floor-to-ceiling windows with river or mountain views, wet bars, microwaves, compact refrigerators, and complimentary wireless Internet access.
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- The hotel will be renovating from 24 March 2014 to 1 May 2014 (completion date subject to change). The following areas are affected:
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Hotel Amenities
- General
Located near ski runs and ski lifts, Aspen Meadows Resort offers complimentary wireless Internet access throughout the property. A 24-hour business center provides complimentary services such as computer use, scanning, copying, and printing. The resort's 22,000 square feet of meeting space can accommodate 500 people; organizers also can hold functions outdoors. Further complimentary amenities include Aspen airport and Aspen town shuttle service upon request.
- Swimming pool - outdoor
- Spa tub
- Massage - spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Concierge desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Health club
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Self parking
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- Ski shuttle
- Business center
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- Event catering
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- Audiovisual equipment
- Business services
- Total number of rooms - 98
- Porter/bellhop
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- Number of floors - 2
- Translation services
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Picnic area
- Fireplace in lobby
- Patio
- Ski storage
- Television in lobby
- Library
- Video library
- Tennis on site
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Beauty services
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Coffee shop or café
- Full-service health spa
- Beach/pool umbrellas
- Free Wi-Fi
- Free parking
- Room service (24 hours)
- Meeting facilities size (meters) - 2044
- Pool sun loungers
- Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 22,000
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, Self parking, Parking garage
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Patio
- Access via exterior corridors
- Complimentary newspaper
- Multi-line phone
- Voice mail
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Designer toiletries
- Shower/tub combination
- Extra towels/bedding in room
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Daily housekeeping
- Television
- Window opens
- Desk
- Clock radio
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free Wi-Fi
- iPod docking station
- Dining
Plato's Restaurant - The resort's dinner-only restaurant is a small, sparsely decorated space highlighted by floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking wooded river banks. Terrace seating available. Reservations recommended.
Meadows Restaurant - Breakfast and lunch are served in this much larger restaurant located downstairs in the reception building. Choices include Italian, Asian, and French fares. Private groups accommodated.
Hefner - Located to the left of the reception building foyer, the resort's lobby lounge offers bar and table service; conversation areas with black leather, chrome-accented sofas, a fireplace, reading material from the Aspen Center Library, a large-screen television, and coffee and tea service; and a multi-level outdoor deck and patio overlooking the river.
Room service is available 24 hours a day.
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Guests have access to the Aspen Meadows Health Center, which includes an exercise room, steam rooms, half-court basketball gym, outdoor spa tub, and 25-meter outdoor heated pool (open year-round). Personal training, physical therapy, massage treatments, and bicycle rentals also are available (surcharges apply). The Aspen Meadows Tennis Center includes four cushioned hard courts, two clay courts, and a pro shop. Private lessons, racquet rentals, and 24-hour stringing service are available (surcharges apply).
The 40-acre property also encompasses portions of various recreational pathways, including the Rio Grande Trail.
The ski resort of Aspen comprises four mountains overseen by the Aspen Skiing Company: Aspen Mountain, more commonly known as Ajax, at whose base the town is nestled; Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk, both three miles from downtown; and Snowmass, located 10 miles south of Aspen in family-friendly Snowmass Village.
Ajax features 76 trails ranging from more difficult to expert. It's accessible by eight lifts, including the Silver Queen Gondola, which makes the trip between the base and the summit in 14 minutes. Both Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk, which is home to Aspen's ski school, offer trails ranging from beginner to expert. Snowmass, with the highest summit and largest ski terrain of the four, has trails accommodating all levels of skiers and has 21 lifts; seven of these are high-speed quad chairs. Other nearby winter activities include ice skating, snowshoeing, and snowboarding.
In summer, recreational activities include whitewater rafting, fly fishing, horseback riding, jeep tours, mountain biking, and golf.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Snowboarding nearby
- Skiing - downhill nearby
- Skiing - cross-country nearby
- Ice skating nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
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- Kayaking nearby
- Volleyball nearby
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- Pilates classes/instruction nearby
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- Mountain biking nearby
- Horse riding/rental nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Playground nearby
- Tennis lessons available nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Snowboard park nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Basketball on site
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Bird watching on site
- Hiking/biking trails on site
- Running track/path on site
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- Spa
The full-service spa Full Circle offers various types of massage, aromatherapy, beauty services, body scrubs, manicures and pedicures, facials and waxing.
- Hot stone massage
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- Thai massage
- Manicures and pedicures
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
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Check-in time starts at 4 PM
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Check-out time is 11 AM
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Resort fee charged at hotel/condo
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- Unless otherwise indicated, the charges below are not included in the overall room price. If not included in the overall room price, they will be charged by the property at check-in or check-out. Charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book. This property told us they will charge you for the following:
- Resort fee: USD 18 per accommodation, per night
Hotel resort fee inclusions (may be listed elsewhere in this description as complimentary or available for a surcharge):- Pool access
- Spa tub access
- Fitness center access
- Sporting facilities or equipment
- Airport shuttle
- Shuttle service
- Ski shuttle
- Ski storage
- Bicycle storage
- Business center/computer access
- Internet access (may be limited)
- Newspaper
- Phone calls (may be limited)
- In-room safe
- In-room coffee
- In-room bottled water
- Laundry facilities
- Concierge/valet service
- Self parking
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We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.- Breakfast fee: USD 24 per person (approximately)
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 25 per night
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variable is not the empty
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this case, your program can execute the nextfile
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touch screen problems on win8
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upgraded to win8 from win7 sorted most problems apart from my touch screen, it doesn't work, tried to find drivers , but not sure which touch screen drivers comes under, the pc is an ACER Z5771.Thought win8 would be suitable for all touch screens, mine is only a year old! Eddie
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Does it not work at all - or just not near the edges?
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h i woody sorry for the delay in replying, work. No the touch does not work at all any where cheers Eddie
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hi my win8 touch screen works (just) only i cannot calibrate it the touch is roughly 2cms out to the right and 1 cm up
when i use tabcal.exe to calibrate the 1st cross hair appears in the top left hand corner and when you tap it it just sits there forever
any ideas? most frustrating, i have contacted the touch screen manufactureres for a Win8 driver but they say it isn't needed I don't believe them, it doesn't wok and did before
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"ALIASKEEFH" The short answer is I do not know.
You know your monitor (not win 8) has control for "centering" the picture on the screen - could these controls help you move the sensitive area into the correct place?
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Rarely has one letter of the alphabet done so much for one band as in the case of Canadaâs Crash Test Dummies and their sole stateside hit, âMmm Mmm Mmm Mmm.â
While we couldnât say the same for Right Said Fred or Len, itâs a shame most U.S. listeners never heard more from the group â âMmmâ's straightfaced cousin âSupermanâs Song,â for one, sung in Brad Roberts' one-of-a-kind, lower-than-low baritone (in another life, he could have been an outlaw country star).
Roberts and longtime CTD bandmate Ellen Reid come through Nashville this week as part of the bandâs first tour since 2004. Itâs not a total nostalgia act â Roberts recorded a new Crash Test Dummies CD last year: the kitschy pop-inspired Oooh La La.
The show starts at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 23, at 3rd & Lindsley (818 Third Ave. S., 259-9891). Tickets are $15.


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Michelle Resler and Casey Fines, Fargo, announce their engagement. Their parents are Emil and Pat Resler of Davenport, and Kerry and Nancy Fines, Garrison.
She graduated from Fargo Shanley High School in Fargo and from North Dakota State University in Fargo with bachelor's degrees in chemistry and nursing. She also graduated from the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks with a master's degree in nurse anesthesia. She is a nurse anesthetist with Sanford Health in Fargo.
He graduated from Minot High School and pursued chemical engineering at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, and later received his doctorate of dental surgery degree at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. He is a dentist at Evergreen Dental in Fargo.
A Saturday, Sept. 18, wedding is planned in Nativity Church in Fargo, followed by a reception in the Hilton Garden Inn, Fargo.


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I'm not sure when I stopped believing in Santa Claus the individual, but it was well before I first admitted it to my parents -- for two reasons:
First, I thought if I confessed to not believing, those much-wished-for presents would stop appearing on Christmas mornings. But mostly, as a black kid growing up in Texas, I felt that to deny Santa would mean giving up on those magical moments in the basement of Leonard's Department Store when, for a few days leading up to Christmas, race didn't seem to matter.I've thought a lot about Santa lately, and those childhood days, as I've heard the world's most iconic Christmas figure (other than Jesus) politicized, criticized and even threatened by a deranged gunman.Radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh, in trying to explain why his side lost the presidential election, reasoned that Barack Obama won re-election because he was "Santa Claus" bearing gifts for all those no-account, pathetic "takers" in America who voted for him.In an Oregon shopping mall last week, even Santa had to take cover when a masked gunman started shooting at strangers, killing two people, wounding one and then turning the gun on himself.As one who was raised to go to church and Sunday school, I don't recall ever being confused about whether Santa was a religious figure. I knew better.But, again, I knew the spirit of that childhood Santa was real, if only for a short season each year.I also was constantly reminded that this jolly, old, rosy-cheeked, white-bearded, red-dressed figure could never totally transcend race. Even before Limbaugh proved that with his most recent anti-Obama antics, I saw Santa -- usually humorously -- injected into the great racial divide.It was comic and social critic Dick Gregory whom I first heard explain that he and his family and friends never believed in Santa Claus "because we knew no white man was coming into our neighborhood after dark."The iconic comedian Redd Foxx said his family was so poor that one Christmas Eve his father fired a gun outside the house, came back in and told all the kids, "Well, there'll be no Christmas this year because Santa Claus just committed suicide."And there was James Brown, who lyrically urged Santa to "go straight to the ghetto."Growing up, I spent a lot of time in Detroit, which was home to Hudson's Department Store, billed then as the second-largest department store in the country (behind Macy's in New York) and, at 25 stories, the world's tallest department store.Hudson's was one of the first stores to have a black Santa. But, as I recall, many young black kids didn't want to go to him because, since he was not white, he couldn't be the "real one." That reality has shades of the black/white doll experiment used as evidence in the historic Brown v. Board of Education case.And that brings me back to Leonard's in Fort Worth, which at one time was the largest department store west of the Mississippi.At Christmastime, its basement was turned into "Toyland," a magical place complete with an overhead monorail that took kids into a tunnel filled with alluring scenes. And, of course, Santa was the main attraction.In this fantasy world, there were no "white" and "colored" signs, and no one who told you to go to the back of the line. It was a place that allowed kids like me to escape an otherwise unwelcoming world.Waiting in line to see Santa, knowing that he would not reject me, was comforting in ways that are difficult to explain today.Despite the cynics, from years past and those today, that spirit of Santa Claus has stayed a part of my memory -- long, long after I stopped believing in the man.I just wish more people felt this spirit, particularly when the nation and the world are filled with so much conflict and pain.Bob Ray Sanders' column appears Sundays and Wednesdays.817-390-7775Twitter: @BobRaySandersHave more to add? News tip? Tell us


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People who visit Extremadura are nicely surprised at the rich history of the place, the kindness of the people and the good cuisine. Now we can add a new characteristic to the qualities of the region: it has the largest Free Software implementation in the world.
Extremadura is one of 17 autonomous communities in Spain. Each one of these communities is made of one or more provinces and has considerable independence. They are entitled to rule and decide independently from the central government on several home affairs, including their educational systems.
Extremadura also is the poorest region in Spain and the fifth poorest region in the European Union. In its recent history, we have seen how diverse factors have increased the economic and social breach between the region and the rest of Europe. In 1998 an alert arose—the Internet was going to increase the gap.
For that reason, a unique project was started. A regional network called Intranet Extremadura was created, and it currently connects more than 1,400 dispersed points including regional administrative centers, schools, hospitals and centers for public access.
But that is not everything. Since 2002, Extremadura has the largest number of computers per student in Europe, with an average of one computer for every two students. The number goes up to 68,000 computers serving more than 120,000 students in high schools.
All these computers make up a network running the favorite operating system of the readers of this magazine, GNU/Linux. The localized version is called gnuLinEx, formerly LinEx.
From its beginning, the distribution has been based on Debian GNU/Linux, with the effort focused on the adaptation of the operating system, translation of educational applications and the simplification of the installation process.
Last August, the 2004 version of LinEx appeared. The Debian port of Anaconda made by Progeny is used for the installation. Any GNU/Linux user that previously had installed Red Hat or Fedora before already should be used to it.
We offer either a Gnome 2.6 desktop or XFCE4 for low-end computers. The kernel version is 2.6.7 with support for diverse devices found in Spain and patched with supermount to allow easy access to removable devices from the desktop.
From the educational applications available in gnuLinEx, the most impressive one is Squeak. Squeak is a powerful multimedia and educational environment—an implementation of Smalltalk-80, whose image for the Spanish-speaking world is contributed to actively by the government of Extremadura itself.
The new features of gnuLinEx are not only for the end user. This distribution is one of the first to use component technology for the building of the distribution. This technology, part of the Componentized Linux (CL) Project, allows us to think of a GNU/Linux distribution as a set of interchangeable parts or, in terms of CL, components.
This way, a distro builders can add support for MySQL simply by adding the respective component, or change the GNOME 2.6 component with a KDE 3.2 component if they prefer.
The base component of CL, also included in gnuLinEx, is called LSB 2.0. It contains all the necessary software to comply with specification 2.0 of the Linux Standard Base (LSB).
But the component model did not only help in the building of gnuLinEx; it keeps helping in the building of derived works as well, such as LinEx Company and LinEx Gamer. The first one is oriented to the business world, and the second one is for all of us who enjoy using the computer for more than work.
Guadalinex is the localized version of Debian GNU/Linux used by the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. The people of Andalusia and Extremadura reached an agreement to unite their efforts in the creation of their respective operating systems for the 2005 version, with a considerable common base. Dividing efforts in the maintenance of their own components, both teams will be able to concentrate on other subjects such as accessibility, usability and hardware support.
If you are a Spanish-speaking GNU/Linux enthusiast and want a complete Debian system with graphical installation, or if you are interested in the use of computers in education, you should take a look at gnuLinEx 2004.
Mérida is the capital of Extremadura. Two thousand years ago, it was the capital of the Roman province of Lusitania and one of the most important cities in the Roman empire in Emperor Augustus' time. Currently, it is starting to be considered the capital of the Free Software empire, with the largest implementation worldwide. You are invited to join.
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Community enjoys lighting of Christmas Tree
The Macedonia community gathered on the night of Dec. 1 for the lighting of the Christmas Tree.
Macedonia Community Action Project members and several young people erected and decorated the tree earlier that day.
At the lighting, Marsha Giggleman welcomed everyone, and Pastor Chris Peagler gave prayer and told the story of Christmas. Jodi Nobles sang several Christmas songs, and the program closed with Chris Peagler giving a prayer.
Everyone went outside for the lighting of the tree; there was a countdown and the little daughter of Pastor Peagler flipped the electric switch to light the tree. It was really beautiful. Santa arrived, giving out candy canes, and talking with each child about what they wanted for Christmas.
Then everyone went inside to have hot dogs, cookies, hot chocolate and coffee. Everyone had an enjoyable time. The turnout wasn't as large as in former years but it was still a lot of fun for adults and children. No matter how old you are Christmas time brings out the child in you!
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The Macedonia Community Action Project wants to think everyone who helped in the Christmas Tree lighting, the preparation of refreshments and Roger Mitchum of the Macedonia Handy Mart for the donation of hot dogs and buns. All of the help was greatly appreciated.
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The Macedonia Fire Department has acquired a much needed fire truck. It's not new but has only been used about 300 hours. It has different features and will sit eight fire persons in the cab. The truck was purchased in Pennsylvania.
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A family in Macedonia is missing their dog. Her name is Honey and she is a Shepherd Lab mix . She has been missing since Thursday. A reward is being offered.
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Anybody got any tips on fishing Boston Harbor for strippers, blues, mac's cod, flounder. When and where do the mac's run beast times of the year for them best bait's. I need all the help I can get had a horriable season last year caugh no keepers just schoolie strippers and every time I went for cod got nothing but doggies. I wanted to sell my boat I was so bummed but then came winter and it put it storage. Now I am ready to go again don't want the same results this year.
I got a 20 ft runabout that I come out of the Charles river thu the Boston locks I will go out as far a the" B " bouy.
If you have a boat, NOW is the time to get everything but the Bluefish. I was out Yesterday and got a Cod in a 100 foot hole about 3 miles from deer island. If your looking for Flounder? You can get them off almost any place with a flat sand bottom. Try just off the Revere or Lynn beach in about 10 to 20 feet of water. Just Make sure your rigged correctly and be ready to deal with Skates if your useing, say SeaWorms on a sinker. The stripers are just starting to pick up. As the rivers are flushing out and the bait fish are running into the rivers to spawn. I saw a few good sized schools of stripers on my Finder yesterday. But the Water temp is still a little low for the Stripers to get very active. When we in the greater Boston area get 2 or 3 straight 70 degree days, The water temp will rise a little. Thats when you want to really be working the river mouths hard. Find a spot with flowing water and a rocky bottom and your sure to get more then you want to deal with. Mid May will be prime. As for Cod, The have started to move out of the Harbor. You'll need to get out to at least a 100 foot holes to see any real Cod action. The Blue fish will be here around the end of May in good numbers. But once they show up the Mac will leave. Its the same every year. If you catching macs, there are no blue fish around for 100 miles. Of course there are a few days where there in the mix. But after that few days, like I said those Mac are gone out to deeper water to stay clear of the Blues. Infact thats the best way of knowning the Blues are in. I could go on and on about the habbits I have obsurved over the years.
In short MACS are in NOW. Stripers are in NOW, Flounder are always around. Cod are going deeper NOW. Blues a month or a little more away.
As for best rigs to catch Mac's. I found that almost any bait rig like the ones on this Cabelas web address work great with a spoon at the end.http://www.cabelas.com/information/...03479.html
Bluefish = will attack almost anything.
Cod = Heavy jigs, Sea worm,clam work best.
Stripers = The time is right now. Live or Chunked fish your pick, SeaWorms, Eel, Clam's Stripers will eat just about everything you put in front of them if there hungry and your prestation looks natural. I use a lot of Spoon's, "Jointed" Crank bait's and when when the time is right popper's. They all work well depending on light and conditions. But the RUBBER SHAD are my #1 pick if you only had to pick one type of lure for the day. I would say rubber shads. Night, day, still or moving water they work.
I have a 17 foot Lund Fisherman Hunter green "maybe you'll see me on the water at some point"! I leave from the Mystic River just around the bend from where you leave the Charles locks. Theres few good spots on the Charles river for stripers before the locks, at the hot water outlet by the power plant. You could more then likly catch a keeper sized fish a day at that spot if you work it hard enough. There are also some MONSTER Catfish there if your just looking to have fun with some light tackle and some Clam or Chicken Liver on a not so perfact day. Oh you'll get some BIG eels there aswell. lol witch happen to make a great striper bait if you use them live buy the river mouths and off the Deer island rip.
Excelent tips.. I preferr to not to use live bait rather throw lures I like tosse spoons big castmasters jigs and salt water spinner baits plus top waters when the schoolies are around. I am familar with some of the spots on the Charles just inside the locks at the museum of scince and right outside them on the left under the bridge. The herring should start running in a week or two they fill the Charles monster strippers come all the way down to watertown square.
I got a 19 ft Bayliner runabout white ove blue I am a couple of weeks late geeting her out of storage problem with impeller.
I have gone out to the " B " bouy and drifterd the deep humps and have gotten some nice cod in years past. I am hopeing that I just had a bad year last year never got the tides right or the weather. Thanks again for the tips hope to see you out there hauling the 50 incher in I am always montering 16 and 10 give me a yell if you are out there.
Good deal. Im heading on to B Bouy On Wed, or i should say I am planing on it. High tides at 940 ish. So I plan on being there on the out going so i can drift out instead of in. If ya happen to see a Hunter green Lund fisherman blow you horm 3 times, Thats what every one I know does when they see me and i turn the radio on. Cant miss me, im one of only a few with my bot in the area and my solidwhite Minkota riptide trolling motor sticks out. There is one other guy with a Hunter Green Lund but is a Alaska Center Console. The Harriing have started making there way donw the Mystic so im sure there doing the same at Charles. I saw a small pod/school of harring a few hours ago down at the Locks/Dam on the Mystics and i got one schoolie on a white fluffy 1 oz jig with a curly tail. I say a few more weeks and the BIG stripers will be rolling into town . Good luck out there thi season. Also You dont hapen to know anyone selling a 9 + hp Kicker motor by anychance? :)
Excelent jig sometimes I tie on some silver flash on my jigs.
I will check around about a kicker I know some people who know people. I am mostly on the water on the weekend due to dumb job. This year I am going to try for some late afternoon into night fishing. If I see ya I will honk.
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Chomped by a critter? Here's what to do.
Predicament: You're crawling into your tent when your hand brushes something small and furry. You recoil–but not before a bat bites your finger. Blood seeps from the wound as you wonder, "Was it rabid?"
Lifeline: First, stop the bleeding by applying pressure with a clean cloth, then begin cleansing. Immediate, vigorous washing can prevent the transmission of the rabies virus. Irrigate the bite with a high-pressure jet of clean water from a syringe or hydration bladder, then clean it with soap and water. Also apply antiseptic wipes soaked with benzalkonium chloride, alcohol, or povidone iodine, which minimize risk of transmission. Do not close the wound; keep it loosely covered and clean it daily to prevent general infections.
If you can kill the animal, do so. Otherwise, record the species, behavior, appearance, and location. Rabies is a rare but deadly disease (three Americans died from it in 2006), so immediately hike out to seek medical treatment. Vaccinations are most effective when started within 24 to 36 hours of infection. Once symptoms appear, which takes between a week and several months depending on the proximity of the bite to the brain, it's too late.
you have been having some pretty timely articles brought to our attention lately ... thank you for the education !!
I just had to go through the rabies series and it was horrible. I had every side effect of the series full blown, it's way better than death though....and in revenge I can wrestle down any rabid animal I bant for two years and only need a booster shot!
I'm a veterinarian who practices in Cambridge Ontario. We witnessed a case of rabies in one of our canine patients several years ago (the dog died, of course, very sad). I've reviewed this wiki article and it's pretty accurate: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabies
Please don't take any chances when faced with rabies! Get post-exposure treatment immediately if bitten by an animal. And, please vaccinate your pets, even the "indoor" ones.
@Erin, having taken multiple first aid, emergency preparedness, etc. course, the recommendation is always to clean the wound. I am curious what the sources for your method are?
The symptoms are death. But it starts with fever and quickly you are in a coma. Please wash the wound first. Soap and water wash for 5 mins should kill the virus. But always get post exposure vaccinations. I've had the post exposure vaccines - there not too bad.
Clean the bite. Stop the Bleeding. Forget first step if major. If animal is killed in scuffle bring it. (Might save you from a series if PROVEN to be no rabid) If animal is not dead procede to next step. Get off the trail and to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible by any means neccessary (Walk or Rescue). Forget about species and all that crap. If you can't prove the bite is not rabid they'll give you the Vaccination series regardless. Then wait and pray.
I respectfully choose to disagree with the first step. If you get any sort of puncture wound, particularly an animal bite, you should allow blood to flow freely to "clean" out the wound.
I would like to know in the article what are the symptoms???
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Who knew JR has a fluer-de-lis tattoo on his shoulder.
This really sucked... I purchased 15 tickets for the game and didn't at least get to see AD...
For those wondering about tonight's game against the Pacers, yes, he's out again.
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I really hope this isn't becoming a trend.
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Seems the team is not taking any chances this season... Early signs point to another lottery year...
Could be looking at a lottery year even without our best players missing mid-late November games.
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