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Psoriasis, Cataracts & Immunization - What you should know!
by Partners in Health0 in Health
Tags: Partners in Health radio show Cataracts National Immunization Awareness month Gail Dixon Psoriasis
August is national Immunization month, Cataract & Psoriasis Awareness Month.
Join Partners in Health talk show host Gail Dixon as she shares the latest information about these health topics and what you need to know in order to protect your children and yourself.
Why is it so important to vaccinate babies and young children?...
What are the seven Psoriasis Triggers to Avoid?...
What are the symptoms of Cataracts that you should never avoid?...
Tune in and get the answers to these questions and more.
Healing with Dr. Daniels - Tribulations of Psoriasis
by Rainbow Soul in Radio
Tags: Healing with Dr Daniels Dr Jennifer Daniels Healing Medical Information Psoriasis
Dr. Jennifer Daniels's show entitled, Healing with Dr. Daniels" airs every Tuesday at 6:00 pm. This week's show topic is the Tribulations of Psoriasis. The dangerous stressful and often ineffective therapies for psoriasis and alternatives. If you care about your health, inform yourself and listen to the show. Dr. Jennifer Daniels is a graduate of Harvard University and University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. While she is trained as a Family Practice Physician, her int
What is Psoriasis? with Joy Keys
Tags: Joy Keys Psoriasis health skin autoimmune
August is Psoriasis Awareness Month. The National Psoriasis Foundation (NPF) is a non-profit, voluntary health agency dedicated to finding a cure for psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis and eliminating their devastating effects through research, advocacy and education. Founded in 1966, the Psoriasis Foundation has evolved to become the leading patient advocacy group for the 7.5 million Americans living with psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. http://www.psoriasis.org/ Special Guest: Kris
by Xcel Nutraceuticals in Health
Tags: psoriasis natural treatment skin itching
MD Shahid and special guest Coy Scott talk living with psoriasis and how to manage this common skin disorder. Mr. Scott a 25-year veteran registered nurse(surgery-trauma) talks upfront about his struggles with psoriasis, the prescription drugs he has used, and how Xcel Nutraceuticals products finally made a change for the better in managing his condition. An emotional and enlightening interview on psoriasis and its social effects. Don't miss this!
Psoriasis is more than just a skin rash!
by Tomatoes in Trenches in Women
Tags: psoriasis psoriatic arthritis National Psoriasis Foundation lifestyle fun
The 7.5 million Americans dealing with this disease (including celebrity actor Jon Lovitz and country singing star LeAnn Rimes) know that psoriasis is so much more than a cosmetic skin issue. Yet many of us just think of it is a dry itchy skin rash. And 600,000 American Psoriasis sufferers (including pro-golfer Phil Mickelson) have developed the little-known but powerful disease Psoriatic Arthritis.. On this week's Tomatoes In the Trenches Show our guest Catie Coman, the Director o
Stay healthy when you travel.
by Lisa Petty Live Vibrantly in Self Help
Tags: hair loss skin brittle nails eczema psoriasis
Lisa Petty is a health and personal transformation visionary who helps others to live vibrantly. She is an internationally renowned radio show host, award-nominated journalist and author who has shared her unique perspective with thousands of people through her workshops, lectures, coaching, TV and radio appearances and throughout her extensive writing. She has written over 200 articles for major health publications, and is author of Living Beauty: Feel Great, Look Fabulous & Live Well, a modern guide to feeling younger at any age. Lisa can help you reconnect with your body and change your limiting beliefs so you can create your most vibrant health – and life!
Visit www.LiveVibrantly.ca
Psychic Elizabeth Joyce Wise Woman Susun Weed Herbal Advice
by susun weed in Self Help
Tags: detoxification bio identical hormones candida susun weed nourishing
Nourish Yourself the Wise Woman Way
Susun Weed interviews Elizabeth Joyce author of "Accessing the Fifth Dimension". Raised by a shaman grandmother, Ms. Joyce has been psychic since birth; she is spiritual healer, astrologer, medium, and clairvoyant, go to: www.new-visions.com
Topics covered in this evening Q&A include,
Is it ok to exercise in the morning or not? Susun reveals the best diet for optimal health...and why to avoid limiting diets. Breaking the myth of candida overgrowth... this will make you really hot under the collar. Don't Detox...Nourish Yourself with Infusions. Bio-identical hormones snake oil medicine. Toss the vitamins/supplements in the trash now to improve your health!! Finding the underlying causes of skin discomfort may offer relief from psoriasis. St Joan's wort fresh flower tincture to ease depression - never use capsules or tea Motherwort fresh flower tincture can be calming, makes a hard day easier... Comfrey leaf infusion nourishes for healthy skin, nails, hair, bones, and digestive system.
Fibromyalgia and Psoriasis
by AgingYounger in Nutrition
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David and Stephanie Tippie will discuss the latest in all natural alternatives for Fibromyalgia and Psoriasis conditions. -
TENRS SECRET NEWS then E1 Dr Daniel Twogood joins Kevin Bull
by FREE THINKING VOICE RADIO in Health
Tags: Pain Gone 90 Days Psychology Psychiatry Alternative Medicine Chiropractic
Dr. Daniel Twogood has been practicing chiropractic medicine in Southern California for 30 years and just released his fourth book, Chronic Pain Gone 90 Days. This book describes the 10 simple steps necessary to eliminate chronic pain.Over 35 million Americans suffer with some form of chronic pain such as back pain, fibromyalgia, migraines and arthritis., The book is easy to read and lists the ten steps necessary to eliminate chronic conditions fibromyalgia, headaches, psoriasis, Crohn's disease and more.Where conventional medicine isn't always effective, Dr. Daniel reports that relief is available by following these 10 steps outlined in his book. Most patients recover well before 90 days. He'll discuss that chronic pain is caused by ongoing inflammation which is caused by specific substances in the diet, food additives & medication. Listen on Free Thinking Voice Radio http://freethinkingvoice.tv Monday to Sunday 7 days per week at 3pm-5pm EST; 8pm-10pm GMT. --------------------- Listen on Orion Talk Radio http:oriontalkradio.com LIVE Monday to Friday 1pm-3pm EST; 6pm-8pm GMT. LIVE Saturday 9am-11am EST; 2pm-4pm GMT.
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Holistic Health Tips from Nutritionist Kristi Acuna
by DTALKS RADIO in Life
Tags: Kristi Acuna Nutrition Holistic Health whole foods wellness
Many people come to Holistic Health in desperation. After numerous failed attempts at managing their conditions with conventional medicine, they are fed up and finally turn to an alternative, lesser known source for help. Some of those people are so changed by their experience with Holistic Health Care that their passion drives them to become a Holistic Health Practioner themselves. Our guest tonight is Kristi Acuña, and she is one of those people.
Kristi was born with a severe case of psoriasis – an autoimmune disease that causes red, patchy skin from head to toe. Her childhood was filled with frequent visits to pediatricians, dermatologists, and alternative health care practitioners to help cure, or at least control, her psoriasis. Each doctor visit became one disappointment after another, as all the medical professionals focused on treating her symptoms rather than getting to the root cause of the problem – what she was putting into her body. Consequently, all attempts failed.
When Kristi was 19 years old, her mother, a Registered Nurse for 27 years, studied to become a Traditional Naturopath. She was able to uncover the root cause of Kristi's psoriasis and introduced her to a line of whole food supplements called Standard Process. The supplements and her new individualized nutrition plan cleared the psoriasis and gave Kristi a level of confidence she had never before experienced.
Holistic Nutrition gave Kristi back her LIFE.
Join us as we speak to Kristi, hear her story and get tips to a healthier you!
NUTRITION ESSENTIALS #3 - SOLUTION - Live w/ Dr Marianjii
by Dr Narams Ancient Secrets in Health
Tags: Dr Naram Marianjii Ancient Secrets nutrition Ancient Secrets Academy
NUTRITION ESSENTIALS #3 - SOLUTION - Live w/ Dr Marianjii - On this 90 minute call You will discover - When symptoms of common acute and chronic Health Challenges appear (such as: HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE, DIABETES, ARTHRITIS, HEART CONDITIONS, HIGH CHOLESTEROL, STROKE, SNORING AND SLEEP APNEA, RESPIRATORY ALLERGIES AND ASTHMA IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN, ADD, ADHD, DIGESTIVE DISORDERS, DEPRESSION, ANXIETY, STRESS AND PHOBIAS, SKIN ALLERGIES (ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, ETC…), HAIR LOSS AND ALOPECIA, MALE AND FEMALE INFERTILITY, HORMONAL IMBALANCE …..) what are some keys in your diet that you can use to your benefit in solutions you can find? What Ancient Secrets exist which have helped people like Dr Naram's master to live to 125 years, or have helped Dr Naram now to help more than a million people from 108 countries with all kinds of these chronic and acute conditions?
Real Life With Amy and her Guest, Kari Geary
by ClubMoringa in Women
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Kari Geary joins Amy Mckenzie this week to share her amazing experience with Zija's Moringa-based products. Kari is a floral and event designer from Fort Wayne, IN. She has achieved tremendous weight loss with Zija's Moringa-based products, as well as experiencing relief from the discomforts of psoriasis.
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I don't know how you couldn't get goosebumps hearing the "coast of California" line at a California show!
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Way, way low! Hope it's clearer at the venue.
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Knew this one had to come back! Good, I get a taste of it now.
It seemed way too soon for this one again, but it's been over an hour and a half. How time flies!

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We are glad. One of our young interns, Ahmad Mansour will go to Palestine this Christmas to stay with his family and do his thesis project . That isn't all. He was working with us in the Serpent and the Dove about a year ago and ask me about a project/workshop for him to bring there. So he will be doing few interventions in Washington, Germany, Amsterdam and few workshops with kids and family on Jordan and the West Bank.
We are preparing a nice workshop and few stencils for him to travel, share the story and continue the process of collective illustration, as this project came to be from the beginning. We are eager to see the fruit of this journey that is the beautiful process of sharing, creating and documenting what we belief is a short, sweet, beautiful and explosive little story.
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Festival Grounds open at 5:00PM on Friday evening 11:00AM both Saturday and Sunday with music on Friday from 7:30PM to 10:30PM, and from noon to 10PM on Saturday and noon to 8:30PM on Sunday.
FREE Festival Parking is at The Goshen Fairgrounds Field located directly across the street from the Festival grounds. There will be ample parking. Thanks to The Goshen Fairgrounds for the parking area.
Friday night Friends Gala parking will be located directly on the Festival grounds. Priority Parking spaces will be provided.
Handicap parking will be located directly on the Festival grounds. Festival signage will direct you.
No. Parking is free.
You are welcome to bring a picnic or try our fantastic and reasonably priced food, Olde Burnside Brewing Company beer and premium wines. See 2012 food vendors.
Sorry, no beer, wine, alcoholic beverages or glass can be brought onto the grounds. Coolers will be inspected at the gate.
You are welcome to have a cooler on the lawn. Sorry, no coolers are allowed in the Mainstage Tent by order of the fire marshal.
Of course! Children under 12 years old are welcome and are free on the lawn when accompanied by a parent.
Sorry, no pets are allowed on the grounds of the Festival with the exception of service animals. Service animals include guide dogs, signal dogs, or other animals individually trained to provide assistance to an individual with a disability.
Yes. Mainstage Tent Friends and Best Friends packages for the weekend entitle you to seating in a reserved, up-front section. Seating in the remainder of the Tent is general admission. Click here to see Seating Info/Options
Lawn ticket buyers are welcome to bring lawn chairs, blankets and umbrellas to make themselves comfortable on the grass. Tents are only permitted along the periphery of the lawn.
Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas.
Photography, recording, and videotaping are not permitted inside the Mainstage Tent. Flash photography is prohibited.
The Litchfield Jazz Festival is an ALL WEATHER EVENT.
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Mathematicians born on this day:
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Mathematicians who died on this day:
1705 : Jacob Bernoulli |
Arthur Cayley | Jacob Bernoulli | Louis Benjamin Francoeur |
Jacob Bernoulli (1654 - 1705)
I recognize the lion by his paw.
[After reading an anonymous solution to a problem that he realized was Newton's solution.]
Quoted in G. Simmons, Calculus Gems, New York: McGraw Hill, 1992
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Photo: Mathieu Bitton
On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 1:36 PM, denisedcooper said:
On Thu, Apr 25, 2013 at 10:16 AM, Hollie Sunshine said:
He is looking at me <3
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 7:42 PM, tsrottweilers said:
Did I already say GORGEOUS! Yup I did. But my original posted comment is lost?? Oh well. We all know HE IS GORGEOUS, as is his music, band, style, and that special smile too!
On Tue, Dec 11, 2012 at 7:37 PM, tsrottweilers said:
Gorgeous man. Gorgeous music. Gorgeous band. Gorgeous guitar. Gorgeous smile. You get the picture...... His pure warmth and sincerity just shines on through. Therese.
On Fri, Oct 26, 2012 at 2:35 PM, Emma said:
It's that smile again !!
On Mon, Oct 15, 2012 at 5:46 AM, Norma said:
This photo does have a 3D effect...great shot!
On Thu, Oct 11, 2012 at 5:08 PM, Muzikliluvnlife said:
The backlighting from the spotlights in the sea of black gives this photo a 3D effect. Thanks for capturing that smile! Nice MB :)
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Twin Ports mayors join effort to help minorities beat cancer
The American Cancer Society says that black men have the highest rate of prostate cancer in the U.S., and American Indian men are twice as likely to die of colon cancer as other U.S. men. Latino and Asian men are two to three times more likely to get stomach and liver cancer than white men.
The American Cancer Society says that black men have the highest rate of prostate cancer in the U.S., and American Indian men are twice as likely to die of colon cancer as other U.S. men. Latino and Asian men are two to three times more likely to get stomach and liver cancer than white men.
With that knowledge, the mayors of Duluth and Superior have proclaimed this week Minority Cancer Awareness Week in Duluth and Superior. Regional and national employees of the American Cancer Society, as well as local leaders in the Twin Ports minority communities, kicked off the week with a press conference to call attention to the disparity.
"African Americans and American Indians are more likely to die from cancer than the U.S. population as a whole," said Marjorie Johnson of the American Cancer Society's health equity department. Members of those minority groups have more barriers to early detection when the cancers are the easiest to treat and cure.
"National Minority Cancer Awareness Week highlights this unequal burden of cancer and gives our community an opportunity to look at solutions together," Johnson said.
A reception was held at the Edgewater Conference Center on Monday as an opportunity for leaders in minority communities, cancer centers, clinics and educational institutions to discuss ways to reduce cancer and increase early detection among minorities.
Free mammograms are offered today for the uninsured and underinsured.
"A lot of women are afraid to have a mammogram," said Wendy Norgren, social service specialist at the Damiano Center. "We teach them that knowledge is power."
The mammogram event today includes a hostess who will greet women, take health information and accompany them on a ride to Essentia Breast Center and stay with them if needed.
The mammograms services are made possible by the American Cancer Society, which partnered with Essentia Breast Center, the Damiano Center, the Duluth YWCA and the Minnesota Department of Health SAGE Program, which pays for Pap tests for uninsured or underinsured women and to provide mammograms to 32 women who qualify for SAGE or Medicaid.
Bruce Derauf, a radiologist at Essentia Health, said that more low-income people could be using the SAGE program.
In an effort to educate minority men, a free men's health supper, especially for black, American Indian and Latino and Asian men, is scheduled for Friday from 6-8 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 230 E. Skyline Parkway.
The program includes a talk, titled "Do I Need to be Screened for Prostate Cancer?" by Bret Friday, a medical oncologist at Essentia Health. Arne Vainio, a physician with the Fond du Lac Min No Aya Win clinic, will talk about colon cancer and whether screening can stop men from getting it.
The main course of the supper will be prepared by James Buchner's Simply Southern Catering. Wild rice prepared by the Red Lake Urban office will be served as a dessert. The Red Lake urban Office Drum and Voices of Victory Choir will perform.
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Thought it was time to post this in the open forum--C and I booked our City Hall date on Friday, we'll be getting married three weeks from tomorrow! I'm SO EXCITED! Everything is just coming together perfectly, my best friend is even sending her dress from out West so that she can be there in spirit if not in person--I was at her wedding four years ago, and we're the same size, so it's perfect Life is good!
wow...3 weeks..thats fast planning, so obviously your not having a big wedding I take it right? just close friends and family ?? Congrats! I wanna see pics after!
Wow Row...congrats! We are thinking of doing the same soon and making our 10yrs together official so I'm excited to hear your details etc...keep us posted!
Just friends, one witness on either side, no family as his is in Aus and mine is in New Hampshire, we get married the 21st and fly to NH on the 24th for Christmas and to celebrate. I've found my dress, jewellery, and photographer in 24 hours, no problems, everything is working out the way we want it to--must be meant to be! Thanks you guys! It's going to be super simple, City Hall, and then we're going to take some really nice urban wedding photos afterwards. The same guy who did my black and white photos in the "erotic" section is going to do our wedding photos for 120 bucks an hour! And I already know I love his work so it's a great deal for me I'm SO EXCITED!
That's pretty cool ROW, I'm glad to hear things are working out for you two Congratulations!!!!!! PS: Don't forget to post pics of the honeymoon!!!!
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As of Wednesday, March 20, 2013
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MIAMI -- The United States is trimming its captain's selections for the 2014 Ryder Cup team to face holders Europe from four to three players, captain Tom Watson said on Wednesday.
"Giving our players one more opportunity to earn a spot on merit, I believe, is the right thing to do," Watson told the official Ryder Cup website (www.rydercup.com).
Watson will take the top nine players from the Ryder Cup standings and make his three picks ahead of the 40th match at Gleneagles in Scotland from Sept. 26-28.
"I will use all possible resources in choosing these three captain's choices to complete the best possible team in order to win the Cup back for the United States," Watson added.
The U.S. switched to four captain's picks for the biennial golf match against Europe in 2008.
The points race to determine the 2014 U.S. team begins on April 14 after this year's U.S. Masters.
Eight-time major winner Watson will lead his players into the match against a European team captained by Ireland's Paul McGinley.
Watson's decision came as a surprise to U.S. Ryder Cup stalwart Tiger Woods, who will have a chance to reclaim the number one world ranking on Sunday with a victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
"I don't know what that was about," Woods told reporters after Wednesday's Pro-Am. "I just heard about it on the golf course today.
"I didn't hear the reasoning behind it, I just heard it went from four to three."
Europe's team has included either two or three captain's picks in recent Ryder Cups.
More like this story
- Watson: Miracle at Medinah pain can motivate U.S. ( September 24, 2013 )
- Johnson's 'heart' a winning Cup quality, says Watson ( January 22, 2014 )
- Golf-Couples names Love as assistant for Presidents Cup ( May 29, 2013 )
- Azinger logical choice to stay Ryder Cup captain ( September 23, 2008 )
- Americans charge into lead at Ryder Cup ( September 20, 2008 )


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Cubfest Northeast 2010 1 WEEK TO GOModerator: Team Cub
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ALL CubFest discussion posted in other forums will be moved to this forum without advance notice. IMPORTANT NOTE: CubFest organizers -- Notify a TeamCub member or the ADMIN (Dennis) to "Sticky" your event announcement in this forum. Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010HELLO CECIL,MARY AND I PLAN ON COMING AND I WILL BE BRINGING MY TOUCH CONTROL( WITH REBUILD KIT) AND MAYBE SOME OTHER SMALL THINGS TO DO. LOOKING FORWARD TO A NICE PRODUCTIVE WEEKEND.BRADD
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010I have it on my schedule and plan to pick up the DONUTS at 7 a.m. Saturday and head west. Will be there Sat and Sunday.
22 mower 5', grader blade, 189 two way moldboard plow, cultivators ,danco C2 mower,1961 Comet, 1984 BMW 318i Part of life is falling down, living is getting back up.
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Cecil
You know three that wont be there this year and will dearly miss every bit of it. Hope you all have a great time. Dave
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Did someone say DONUTS????? Ed 50 ,52,53,56,59 F Cubs, 55,55,57,63,63 fast hitch, 64 lo-boys, 71 154, 184 lo-boy,61 cadet original. IH spreader,IH corn grinder, Oli. OC3 ,AC D10 ,IH 444 , Potato digger, wagner ldr 3 power units.
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Dave you Hope and Kathrine will surely be missed. Enjoy the wedding.
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Saturday and sunday, not sure about friday
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Dear Betsey- I will be there too, but you already know that because of our e-mails we have shared. I have been dreaming about being well enough to play in the fields with you. My person has sent for the stuff from TM as your person said to...I even looked in Photohost for a picture of you Betsey, and found one. You sure are pretty Betsey <wink>. I'll see you soon Betsey.
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Just kidding - Here's Betsy I think she's spoken for though. Peter
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Cecil's Betsey ?
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Mike,
That was Cecil's Betsy used for their wedding 2 years ago. Peter
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Cecil:
Looks like the cub train is rollin this year. Here is the roster so far: Grampa Al Weller Doug Proven Ken Proven Art (the original Valatie tractor doc) Campbell LtMike LaDue and Son and yours truly Looks like we will probably be trucking 5 cubs! See ya on Columbus! Hon. ANC
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Wow, coming up fast! I will see if I can round up a trailer to drag one of the herd...
I think we have a clutch/TOB in the the queue. 1971 Cub (Rufus) 1950 Cub (Cathy) 1965 Lo Boy Fast Hitch (Nameless III) 1970 Cub 1000 Loader & Fast Hitch (Lee)
Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010Count "OliverFarmall" (Jeremy) and his wife Anna in as well. Will probably be bringing up the 77 Cub I bought this week. I'm going to take a look at the clutch today but it doesn't look hopefull...if we have time maybe we can add this tractor to the agenda as well. I'll only be up Saturday and Sunday, planning on sleeping in the Jeep if that's cool?
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010It's cool with us...is it cool with Anna?
You can bring a tent if you have one or can borrow one. Don McCombs
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Re: Cubfest Northeast 2010I will be there Friday morning to sunday.
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from poor judgment.
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This was an event that boosted the morale in Rhodeisa (at least for the white population).
As the liberation war escalated the Rhodesians increasingly resorted to external raids, attacking targets in Mozambique, Angola and Zambia. Their view of these raids is reproduced in the fictionalised account of the Green Leader raid, Operation Zambezi. The Green Leader raid was not the most significant strategically, but it was the most heavily publicised, within Rhodesia and internationally. One of the factors provoking the Green Leader raid was the shooting down of a Rhodesian Viscount - Rhodesian reaction was recalled internally in "A Deafening Silence"
The raid began with an airstrike on the camps, after which helicopter gunships and ground troops would move in. After the first bombs fell came the Rhodesian's propaganda masterstroke. Climbing away after the bomb run, the commander of the raid – Green Leader – contacted Lusaka control tower. The tape of their conversation was broadcast throughout the world; it provided an incredible boost to white morale, and is still talked about by white Rhodesians today.
"Lusaka Tower, this is Green Leader. This is a message for the station commander at Mumba from the Rhodesian Air Force. We are attacking the terrorist base at Westlands farm at this time. This attack is against Rhodesian dissidents and not against Zambia. Rhodesia has no quarrel, repeat, no quarrel, with Zambia or her security forces. We therefore ask you not to intervene or oppose our attack. However, we are orbiting your airfield at this time and are under orders to shoot down any Zambian Air Force aircraft which does not comply with this request and attempts to take off. Did you copy all that?" Lusaka tower replies that they have understood, and ask whether civil aircraft are still cleared to land.
Green Leader asks them to wait half an hour or so. The impression given is very much that the Rhodesians are totally in control of the situation. And when Lusaka tower was asked by the incoming Kenya airways jet who had priority, Lusaka tower simply replied "I think the Rhodesians do".
The tape and transcript describes the bomb run on the liberation forces camp, as well as the world famous Lusaka Tower message.
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text: Sue Carney's Alta California Share www.suecarney.com Performing in the 2012 Green Show Sunday August 19, Tuesday August 21, and Friday August 24 Alta California Los Angeles, 1835. Warm, fragrant breezes. Tangos, fandangos, jotas, romance! New collaborators. New repertoire. Director's Notes Before the Gold Rush, California was a thriving Mexican colony, independent of Spain, and occupying a remote paradise. The music of Alta California reflects the grace, beauty, and abundance of the land- telling tales of an earlier California that still drift on the warm breezes, enchanting all who listen. The Californios were blessed not only in their rich Mexican musical heritage, but also in the influences that came to them through their thriving ports. Dance music from the continent, Tangos from Argentina, and the passionate, ornate melodies of Spain melded with popular Mexican music (itself an earlier hybrid of Spanish, indigenous Native American and German elements) to produce one of the richest, most sonorous, and tuneful musical traditions to be found in the New or Old Worlds. This is the birthplace of Mariachi: where romance blooms on every tree. Where the gentle strumming and passionate serenading continue until dawn. The Collaborators In the best tradition of the OSF Green Show, we have brought together two groups of musicians: ¡Aparato!, from the San Gabriel Valley in Los Angeles, and the Terra Nova Consort, former resident ensemble at OSF, under the direction of producer, Sue Carney. The goal is to recreate the music of Los Angeles, circa 1835, and to share some songs and fandangos together with our audience. ¡Aparato! ¡Aparato! was formed in the summer of 2009 by Alexandro D. Hernández (electric guitar and jaranas) and Nancy "Cat" Méndez (vocals, electric guitar, melodica, and jaranas). In the latter portion of 2011, Vaneza Calderón joins ¡Aparato! to introduce the acoustic mariachi bass ( guitarrón ) into their ethereal punk sound. This band unites traditional Mexican instruments such as the jarana jarocha and jarana huasteca into the rock band format. ¡Aparato! strives toward a style that is unique to the Chican@-Latin@ experience in the U.S. by bridging the terrestrial with the ethereal, with the goal to motivate and inspire the listener through music and encourage social transformation. The lyrical content not only encompasses heartfelt human emotion, the hidden transcript of imagination via space themes, but also contains a strong desire for social justice and human dignity. ¡Aparato! will perform a solo show Wednesday, August 22. To find out more about them, visit their company biography on this site. The Terra Nova Consort Beginning as the resident ensemble of the acclaimed Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Terra Nova first achieved international notice in 1998, when they were awarded a contract with Dorian Recordings in the first Dorian/EMA International Recording Contest. They made their European debut at the Tage Alter Musik Festival (Regensburg, Bavaria), later returning as the festival's opening headline act. Since that time, the Consort has appeared throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico, playing at such notable venues as the Smithsonian Institute, the Dumbarton Oaks, and the International Cervantino Festival, of Guanajuato, Mexico. Their ongoing collaboration at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, with Indianapolis troupe Dance Kaleidoscope, has built a seasonal audience of 100,000 enthusiastic west coast fans, and created a wealth of opportunities to explore diverse contemporary and historic styles, from the world over. The Consort has also been active in creating and premiering original works. These rich musical experiences inform and inspire performances, as Terra Nova journeys to the ancient roots of contemporary World music. The audience is invited to listen in on the intimate musical conversation and join the gathering of old friends. Barriers-of culture, language and time- are left behind, as the music takes over, sweeping all preconceptions before it. Afficianados of Flamenco, World and Early Music discover an unexplored world, where past and present share today's concert stage.


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Concordia University Celebrates Black History Month
by Exhibiting the Work of Jennifer Scott
Her work with ethnic/indigenous communities informs the content of her artwork. Through painting, drawing, printmaking and collage, she explores and exposes own inner dialogue on the complex issue of human interaction.
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Someone tell Bob Woodward this is what intimidation looks like.
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Postdoctoral Fellowship for training in
The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine and the Heart Research Center at Oregon Health & Science University, Portland Oregon
Sponsored by: A Ruth L. Kirschtein NRSA Training Grant (T-32) Award from the National Institutes of Health, Bethesda MD.
Principal Investigator: Kent L. Thornburg, PhD
Program Overview
The NIH-sponsored training program for Cardiovascular Research and Translational Science at OHSU is dedicated to the advanced specialty research training of physician-scientists and basic scientists. The program funds a total of six positions (MD, DO, or PhD) for a two-year research experience in one of four general investigative categories (see faculty):
- Regulatory Physiology
- Diabetes/obesity
- Developmental Programming
- Human Studies
The Goal
The goal of our program is to train PhD medical scientists and MD physician-scientists in translational science as it applies to cardiovascular medicine. The NIH-sponsored training program provides laboratory research training and mentoring that will establish the basis for a successful career as an independent investigator in an academic institution. Laboratory research will be supplemented with course work and scientific seminars. Unique aspects of the program include provision of individualized curriculum and career development, and the team-approach to mentoring that include both basic and clinical scientists. Our goal is to produce scientists with a broad outlook and a focus on bringing science to the benefit of patients.
Program Components:
The duration of support for this program is 2 years, although arrangements can be made for trainees to extend their research fellowship beyond the period of funding.
For physician-scientists, up to one year of the research program can qualify towards an ACGME-accredited Fellowship (or two years for those accepted into an ACGME Research "Fast-track").
The training program will involve the following activities:
- Research training under the guidance of a primary research mentor
- Periodic meeting with a mentoring team including the primary mentor, and two co-mentors
- Course work (Biostatisics, Ethics of Research, Becoming a Successful Scientist, The Scientific Basis of Cardiology, Genetic Foundations of Cardiac Biology, Scientific Writing, etc.) or courses in the NIH funded Human Investigation Certificate Program
- Career Counseling with the mentoring team
- Participation in conferences (Cardiology Research Conference, Integrative Physiology, Heart Research Center Annual Scientific Retreat)
Faculty and Adminstration:
- Diabetes / Obesity: Jonathan Purnell, MD | Daniel Marks, MD, PhD | Kevin Grove, PhD | Charles Roberts, PhD | Jonathan Lindner, MD | Sanjiv Kaul, MD
- Developmental Programming: George Giraud, MD,PhD | Jan Christian, PhD | Lowell Davis, MD | David Sahn, MD | Kent Thornburg, PhD
- Regulatory Physiology:Michael Andersen,PhD | Virginia Brooks, PhD | Allison Fryer, PhD | Beth Habacker, PhD | Steve Hanson, PhD | Mary Stenzel-Poore, PhD | Peter Rotwein,MD | John Adelman, PhD | Brian Druker, MD | David Ellison, MD | W. Harvey Fleming, MD | David Jacoby MD | William Skach, MD | Philip Stork, MD | Joseph Weiss, MD PhD | Zhenfeng Zhou, PhD
- Human Studies: Cynthia Morris, PhD | Thomas Becker, MD, PhD | Lyle Fagnan, MD | William Hersh, MD | Robert Lowe, MD | Robert Steiner, MD
Training in Translational Science and Cardiovascular Research (NIH-sponsored program T-32)
Program Director: Kent Thonburg, PhD
Associate Director: Sanjiv Kaul, MD
Application Process
To apply, e-mail your application to Dr. Kent Thornburg, Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine. E-mails must be received by March 30. for July 1. start date.
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Trainee Requirements
Trainees must have a graduate degree (MD, DO, PhD, DVM, PharmD, DDS, etc.).
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Three trainees will be accepted per year.
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Ry Cooder
Ry Cooder launched a successful solo recording career in the early 1970s, with a string of well-received albums featuring his unique blues-flavored slide guitar. Over the years he has delved into such diverse influences as Gospel, Hawaiian slack-key, and Tex-Mex.
As a session guitarist, Cooder has worked with The Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Randy Newman, Van Morrison, and Johnny Cash. Cooder composed his first score for The Long Riders in 1980, followed by films like Southern Comfort, The Border, Streets of Fire, Crossroads, and the widely lauded Paris, Texas. In 1992, Cooder worked with Walter Hill on the gritty urban drama Trespass before re-teaming with Hill in 1993 for Geronimo: An American Legend and again in 1996 for Last Man Standing, starring Bruce Willis. Tim Robbins recruited Cooder to produce tracks with Eddie Vedder and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and with Johnny Cash for the critically acclaimed Dead Man Walking.
Cooder has always been something of a musical traveler, having devoted most of his career to an exploration of different areas and aspects of music. This is especially evident on albums like Paradise & Lunch, Bop Till You Drop, and Borderline.
Cooder remains one of today's most intriguing recording artists. In 1990, he joined John Hiatt, Nick Lowe, and Jim Keltner in the band Little Village, and later released the Grammy Award-winning Meeting by the River, a duo album with Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, a virtuoso guitarist from the North Indian state of Rajastan. In 1995, he won a second World Music Album Grammy for his recording Talking Timbuktu, with Malian guitarist Ali Farka Toure. He has since released his California trilogy of albums for Nonesuch Records: Chavez Ravine (2005), My Name Is Buddy (2007), and I, Flathead (2008).
It's nice to have one thing feed into the other, says Cooder of his diverse career. I do one project here and apply it over there. It's all a great education.
Compay Segundo (1907-2003)
Ninety years young at the release of Buena Vista Social Club, Compay Segundo was the ultimate living legend, a vital link with Cuba's musical history and still making music full of passion, wit, and energy.
He was born Francisco Repilado in Siboney, Cuba, on the mountainous east side of the island and grew up in Santiago, the cradle of son. By the 1920s, he was already a fine guitar and tres player and would work in the tobacco fields and as a barber by day, before heading for the local bars by night to play with the likes of Sindo Garay and Nico Saquito. At the age of 15, he wrote Yo Vengo Aqui, the first of hundreds of compositions. Compay also studied clarinet, and by the time he was 20, he was the clarinetist in the Municipal Band of Santiago, led by his teacher Enrique Bueno.
It was not only Compay's abundant talent that made him remarkable. He had also invented his own instrument, which he called an armonico, also known as a trilina. The instrument has seven strings, combining the characteristics of the conventional guitar and the Cuban tres by doubling the third (D) string. Compay used the instrument throughout his life. I was looking for more harmony because the tres is very limited, he said.
Compay first visited Havana in 1929 but moved there in 1934 after playing in the city with Nico Saquito's Quinteto Cuban Stars. The group returned to Santiago but Compay stayed on and joined the Municipal Band of Havana. Before long, he had joined Justa Garcia's Cuarteto Hatuey and traveled to Mexico with the group in 1938.
Back in Havana the following year, he joined the Conjunto Matamaros as a clarinetist and stayed with them for 12 years. At the same time he embarked upon perhaps the most successful venture of his long career, almost by accident. One day in 1942, he was cutting Lorenzo Hierrezuelo's hair (both men came from Siboney) when one of them suggested forming a duo. They called themselves Los Compadres, and Compay recalls their 13-year association as the most enjoyable time of his career. That was my best time of all, he says. We added the simple things that others didn't say. People appreciated the poetry, the nature. We made no noise. It was during this period that Compay acquired his nickname: Compay was slang for Compadre and Segundo referred to his trademark bass harmony second voice.
In 1956, he formed Compay Segundo y sus Muchachos, at first as a trio and then as a quartet. With numerous personnel changes he kept the band going till his death, and his son Salvador played double bass in the group.
Ry Cooder sums up the man: The last of the best, the oracle, the source, the one who represents where it all flows from.
Ruben Gonzalez (1919-2003)
Ruben Gonzalez could have been a classical pianist, or he could have been a doctor. Instead he became one of the legendary figures of Cuban music, whose piano sound has created trends and established styles for more than half a century.
Born in Santa Clara, Cuba, in 1919, Ruben graduated from the Cienfuego Conservatoire in 1934. He then went to medical school, thinking he would be a doctor by day and a musician by night. Yet the rhythms of Cuba and son in particular were in his blood. By 1941, he had abandoned his medical studies and moved to Havana to make a full-time career as a musician.
Within a year, he had joined the conjunto of the great Arsenio Rodriguez and also played with Mongo Santamaria in the Orquesta de Los Hermanos. In the 1940s, there was a real musical life in Cuba, he recalled. There was very little money in it, but everyone played because they really wanted to. When the Buena Vista record was release, he was the only survivor of a trio of pianists from the period, with Luis Lili Martinez and Peruchin, who helped shape the future sound of Cuban music, developing the mambo and embracing modern jazz harmonies. Everything you hear now in Cuban music comes from that brilliant period, he said.
At the same time, Ruben also developed his own very distinctive style: Arsenio said to me don't worry about what anyone else is doing. Just play your own thing and don't imitate anyone so when people hear your music they say that's Ruben.
After traveling in Panama and Argentina, where he played with tango musicians, Ruben returned to Havana and played with cabaret bands at clubs like the Tropicana, and by the early 1960s, he had teamed up with Enrique Jorrin, the creator of the cha-cha-cha. He stayed with Jorrin for 25 years, and when the band leader died in the mid 1980s, Ruben briefly took over. He did not enjoy the extra responsibility and retired soon afterwards until tempted back into the limelight with the Afro-Cuban All Stars and Ry Cooder.
I didn't have a piano at home anymore, so when I saw the one at Egrem studio, I went straight for it, and it seemed they noticed what I did, he said. So much so that at the age of 77, Ruben was asked to record his long overdue first solo album, 43 years after he first entered a recording studio with Arsenio Rodriguez. The greatest piano soloist I have ever heard in my life, is Ry Cooder's succinct opinion.
Eliades Ochoa (b. Santiago 1946)
From a musical family, Eliades began singing and playing the guitar at the age of six. He is known affectionately as guajiro because he is every inch a countryman and wears an ever-present cowboy hat to prove it. By his young teens, he was playing the bars and brothels of Santiago. He had his own radio show at the age of 17 and by the 1970s was a regular attraction at the Casa de la Trova, the town's most celebrated music club.
In 1978, he took over the band Cuarteto Patria, a Santiago institution since 1940, expanding their repertoire and touring the band widely outside Cuba. Known as one of the finest guitarists of his generation, his instrument is a self-made hybrid between a guitar and the tres which has nine strings. Eliades doubles the third (D) and fourth (G) strings, with the additional strings pitched an octave higher.
Ibrahim Ferrer (1927-2005)
Born at a social club dance, Ibrahim never looked back from that musical introduction to the world. He began singing professionally in 1941 with local Santiago groups, working wherever he could to make a living by day and singing by night. By the 1950s, he was established as the singer with Pacho Alonso's group, and he was able to concentrate on his music full-time. He began guesting with Orquesta de Chapin and Benny Moré, two of the legendary names of Cuban music. Alonso's band finally moved to Havana in 1959, and Ibrahim stayed with the group for over 20 years. By the 1970s, the group became known as Los Bocucos and pioneered the pilon rhythm, popular at the time and reputedly based on the sound of pounding the coffee beans.
At the centerpiece of the living room in Ibrahim's Old Havana apartment was an alter to Saint Lazarus or Babalu-aye, one of the African / Catholic saints of Cuba's dominant Santeria religion. A devout man, his shrine was decorated with candles, fairy lights, and fresh flowers every day. When a country-style sonero of the old school was required for the Buena Vista sessions, Ibrahim was literally plucked off the streets of Havana where he was taking his daily walk.


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Konopski named vice president for enrollment management
Lycoming College President Kent Trachte, Ph.D., has announced the appointment of Michael Konopski as vice president for enrollment management, effective July 1. Konopski will provide vision and direction for the college's enrollment and financial aid offices and serve as a member of the senior leadership team. He will succeed James Spencer, who is retiring on June 30 after a highly successful 25-year career at the college.
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Lycoming to host Special Olympics Pennsylvania training camp
Lycoming College will host a training camp March 29-30 for Special Olympics Pennsylvania athletes preparing for the 2014 Special Olympics USA Games scheduled for June 14-21 in Princeton, N.J. A total of 206 athletes and unified partners from across the state will train for a variety of sports, including aquatics, athletics, basketball, bocce, bowling, golf, gymnastics, powerlifting, soccer, softball, tennis and volleyball.
Concert at Noon to feature 'Music from the Movies'
Lycoming College will present the Concert at Noon "You Must Remember This – Music from the Movies," a combined lecture and recital by pianist Gary Boerckel, D.M.A., professor emeritus, on Thursday, March 13 in the Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall. The event is free and open to the public.
Alumna to give Harding lecture
The Lycoming College Institute for Management Studies will welcome alumna Barbara Heim, BG Group's vice president of human resources, as a part of its James W. Harding Executive Speaker Series. Her presentation, "Making the Most of Your Liberal Arts Education," will be held Tuesday, March 18, at 7 p.m. in Heim Building G-11. The event is free and open to the public.
Lycoming professor to conduct 'Strauss and Mozart for Winds'
Lycoming College will host "Strauss and Mozart for Winds," a performance by the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra's winds conducted by William Ciabattari, Ph.D., chair and assistant professor of music at Lycoming. The concert will be held Sunday, March 9 at 5 p.m. in Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall. Tickets are $10 at the door.
Music Department to present Faculty Recital
The Lycoming College Music Department will present its Faculty Recital Concert at Noon Thursday, Feb. 27 in Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall. The recital will include a diverse and engaging program of works that feature both the instrumental and vocal music faculty.
Students and faculty volunteer at Sojourner Truth Ministries
Lycoming College students and faculty recently collaborated with Williamsport's City Alliance Church to volunteer at the city's Sojourner Truth Ministries (SJT). Participants served lunch to approximately 70 homeless and underprivileged members of the community.
Scientific wonder to perform at Lycoming
The Lycoming College Music Department will present "Neuroscience Meets a Musical Brain," an event that will feature a performance by world-renowned ragtime pianist and scientific wonder Robert Milne along with a lecture by Kerstin Bettermann, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor of neurology at Penn State Hershey Medical Center, about her studies of Milne's brain function. The event will be held Tuesday, March 11 at 7 p.m. in Clarke Chapel and is free and open to the public. While on campus, Milne also will conduct a master class with Lycoming music students.
Students participate in Macy's pin design contest and fashion show
The winners of Macy's Little League Baseball pin design contest were revealed at a recent event presented by Lycoming College Career Services, which included a fashion show and gift raffle. In first place was Lycoming alumna Lindsey Wittlich, who graduated last May; second, senior Christina Moliterno; and third, senior Briana Riddick. The students designed pins as a part of Lynn Estomin's Art 442 Special Projects in Commercial Design class.
Theatre Department presents showcase of one-act plays
The Lycoming College Theatre Department will present a showcase of student-directed one-act plays featuring "A Game" by Dennis E. Noble, directed by junior Sarah Beddingfield, and "The Magic Tower" by Tennessee Williams, directed by sophomore Nigel Semaj Barnes. The performances will be held Feb. 21-22 in the Dragon's Lair Theatre, Academic Center, at 8 p.m. They are free and open to the public; no ticket required.
Tour Choir's first trip with new director underway
The Lycoming College Tour Choir's first tour under the direction of Christopher Jackson, D.M.A., director of choral activities and assistant professor of music, will begin Friday, Feb. 28 at the Charlton United Methodist Church at 7:30 p.m. in Harrisburg, Pa. During the trip, the choir will visit at least one area high school each day. According to Jackson, this type of educational outreach is central to the choir's goal of creating a greater sense of community among all levels of music education.
Lycoming to host performance by Theater for Social Change
The Lycoming College Criminal Justice-Criminology and Theatre departments in conjunction with the Women's and Gender Studies Program will host a performance of "The Letters Behind My Name" by the College and Community Fellowship's Theater for Social Change (TSC). The event is free and open to the public and will be held Thursday, March 13 at 7 p.m. in Honors Hall.
Music Department reschedules Valentine's Day concert
The Lycoming College Music Department has rescheduled the Valentine's Day Concert at Noon for Tuesday, Feb. 25 in the Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall. The performance is free and open to the public.
Music Department and Williamsport Symphony Orchestra present Close-Up Concert
The Lycoming College Music Department and the Williamsport Symphony Orchestra (WSO) will present a Close-Up Concert featuring Andrew Rammon on Sunday, Feb. 23 at 3 p.m. in the Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall. Rammon is an adjunct instructor of music at Lycoming, principal cellist for the WSO and a member of the Grammy Award-winning Eaken Trio. Tickets are $10 at the door. Joining Rammon for the concert is pianist Gary Boerckel, professor emeritus at Lycoming and host of "Music to My Ears," heard on local public radio station WVIA on Sundays at 1 p.m.
Stabler Foundation awards second grant for scholarship support
Lycoming College has received a $700,000 grant from The Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation of Harrisburg, Pa., to provide scholarship support for students with financial need. The grant will augment the college's existing Stabler Endowed Scholarship Fund, established in 2011 with a $1 million grant from the foundation.
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Stories about diesel engine warranties range from boat owners who are quite pleased with their service to others who claim loopholes big enough to drive — or tow — their boats through. The truth is that most engine manufacturers are forthcoming about maintenance they expect. Boat owners are wise to know what to do to ensure coverage.
"Some people say, 'I'll run it till it breaks. It's covered under warranty.' But maybe it isn't," says Peter Frederiksen, communications director for Viking Yachts. "Make sure to read that warranty. Ask questions about it." Frederiksen points out, for example, that engine computers keep records of all alarms. Continuing to run in an alarm condition may void the warranty. Understand what both the engine manual and warranty say about specific alarms, including whether to head to the closest port for repairs or wait for service until a trip ends.
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With both standard and extended warranties, timely maintenance and careful records help ensure coverage. "They're not saying routine maintenance has to be done by an authorized dealer," Schloemer, an MTU dealer, says. "They want a record of who did what, when, and what parts were put in. Oil and coolant must meet MTU specs, and filters have to come from MTU."
To stay atop warranty requirements, address all issues promptly and completely. Schloemer warns, for example, that MTU requires a coolant sample when he replaces a leaky circulating pump. If that leak was allowed to continue and the cooling system was topped off with plain water repeatedly over several months, the antifreeze ratio likely won't meet MTU's specification. That pump might not be covered, nor might extensive repairs caused if that pump failed and overheated the engine.
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Looked like alot of penalty calls could have happened, and would have being nice if Sunderland took the win here, great stadium there but Im glad Spurs tied here and lost out on points but this game could have atleast had some goals but good enough.
Tight game from both sides, each with their chances, and also each with their cries for penalties, but honestly that's a tough and tight call for the ref in some situations like that. Great tackle by Craig Gardiner though to stop Bale's blistering run, that ended up being a game saver!
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Opening Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy I look forward to this being a productive work period in this Committee and in the Senate. In particular, I want to report that Chairman Hatch and I are continuing to work together and with other Senators on legislation concerning asbestos-related claims. We have been working since our first hearing last year through the hearing earlier this year and now in continuing discussions with insurers, corporations, labor representatives and legal representatives of asbestos victims to craft a fair proposal. I can report that we are hard at work and that I remain hopeful that we can reach a consensus on an effective legislative proposal. I know that a number of others on this Committee are interested and active on these important matters and look forward to working with you all as we proceed in what I want to be a truly bipartisan effort. I want to acknowledge the leadership of the Chairman and his hard work, as well as that of his staff, as we have proceeded to work through the recess. In addition, I want to thank the Chairman for including on today's agenda S. Res. 75, which will set May 15 to honor the dedication and sacrifice of our public safety officers and their families. He and I and Senators Biden and Durbin and others are cosponsors of Senator Campbell's resolution. There will be a series of events honoring law enforcement that week culminating in the memorial program held on our Capitol grounds, which is organized by the Fraternal Order of Police and others. Third, I want to report briefly on progress we are making this week on judicial nominations. We have already confirmed 120 of President Bush's judicial nominees, including some of the most divisive and controversial sent by any President. This week the Senate proceeded to a vote on the nomination of Jeffrey Sutton to the Sixth Circuit. He achieved the fewest number of favorable votes of any confirmation in almost 20 years with 52. He is the third controversial judicial nominee of this President against whom more than 40 negative votes were cast. Our Senate leadership, both Republican and Democratic, are working hard to correct some of the problems that arose from some of the earlier hearings and actions of this Committee, as well. Just yesterday we were able to hold a hearing on the nomination of John Roberts to the District of Columbia Circuit. We are all working hard to complete Committee consideration of that nomination at the earliest opportunity. I am optimistic that our leadership is working out a procedure for Senate consideration of the nomination of Deborah Cook to the Sixth Circuit. Thus, a number of additional, controversial nominations are in the process of being considered and will be considered by the Senate in due course. In addition, of course there are the nominations of Judge Edward Prado and Judge Cecilia Altonaga on which we have been seeking Senate consideration for some time. I hope to see the Republican leadership schedule those matters for Senate action without additional delay. This is not to say that there are no remaining concerns or problems. There are. Although we are hopeful of resolving problems experienced in the Committee earlier this year, additional problems are arising. I will first talk to the Chairman about them in an effort to resolve them, as well. The administration has chosen confrontation with the Congress, with the Senate and with this Committee. We continue to proceed at least twice as productively as this Committee and the Senate did when President Clinton was in the White House working with Senator Hatch. With a modicum of cooperation we could achieve so much more. As it is, we have worked hard to repair the damage to the confirmation process and achieved significant results. # # # # #
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Wanted to share with you the trends we have picked up on for SS13, these are fresh of the catwalks and can be seen at all the industry trade shows. Our challenge is using them as inspiration for our shoe collection - any ideas welcome!
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Simplicity meets performance in the Manduka GO Easy lightweight, versatile yoga mat sling. A perfect fit for any size yoga mat that can double as a yoga strap during your yoga practice! With a padded shoulder strap for optimal comfort, the hands-free and oh-so-fun Manduka GO Easy yoga mat strap is ready when you are.
Modern, sophisticated and stylish, the Manduka GO Steady yoga mat bag is a fresh new take on the must-have yoga mat bag. With separate, zippered yoga mat and clothing compartments, a unique structured base for easy yoga mat insertion, an adjustable shoulder strap for superior comfort, and space for large yoga mats and your personal belongings, the Manduka GO Steady yoga mat bag is ready and able to take your yoga practice to the next level and sure to be that one, iconic yoga mat bag you take everywhere.