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and If we had to sweeten the pot to get it done I would add Muno and either Familia or Mejia.
and If we had to sweeten the pot to get it done I would add Muno and either Familia or Mejia.
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Not trying to be a wank on the Mets site... but, IMO I think the only way AA trades D'arnaud is in a deal for Wheeler or Harvey. The Niese for Arencibia deal could work depending on the other parts. Maybe even Rasmus and Arencibia. The problem for AA dealing a CF is that he traded for both Rasmus and Gose and probably doesn't want to give either up too easily.
For the poster that said JPA + Rajai Davis for Niese...... get er done!
No way. JPA isn't even that good. He's expendable with D'Arnaud coming up.
In his first exposure to the majors as a 21 yr old this year, in 189 PAs Gose got on base 54 times and had 15 SBs and only 3 CSs. (An 83% success rate.) That projects out to 43 SBs in a full season. In 2011, at AA New Hampshire he had 70 SBs with a .349 OBP. Last year at AAA Las Vegas he only stole 34 but raised his OBP to .366. I'm in love with this kid.
Now, in MLBTradeRumors, they said that the Jays might include Snydergaard in a trade for Dickey if the Mets gave them a window to negotiate an extension. I'd give the world for a package of D'Arnaud, Gose and Snydergaard. My initial definition of the world would be:
Dickey, (with a window) Murphy, Familia, den Dekker, Tapia, Ceciliani, & Aderlin.
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No way do they trade Lawrie imo. I'd take him in a heartbeat.
Actually, Gose did not have a below average year. Although his stats for 2012 are hard to judge because they were in Las Vegas, he hit 23 points above his minor league average. His OBP and SLG were similarly above his career averages. Only his SBs were a bit down. I think he has great potential as a leadoff hitter and I'd love to get him.
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I'd trade Niese for Lawrie straight up if they'd do it. No way do I want to deal Niese for Arencibia and Syndergaard. How does that help us at all?
And Gose is vastly overrated. I'd take him, but I wouldn't deal anyone significant for him.
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10:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Members only premiere of Tornado Alley
11:15 – 11:30 a.m. Q&A session with Brian Shields, WFTV meteorologist and Dr. Karen Kosiba (appearing in the film), Senior Research Meteorologist, Center for Severe Weather Research
12 p.m. – 12:45 p.m. Public showing of Tornado Alley
12:45 – 1:15 p.m. Q&A session following the film with Dr. Kosiba
1:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m. Presentation in Darden Theater at 1:30 p.m. with Dr. Kosiba on severe weather
2:30 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Second public showing of Tornado Alley
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On pace to collect more than 200 hits for the second straight season, Pierre has a shot at reaching his first All-Star Game. But he will need the help of the fans to make it to Houston for the Midsummer Classic, being held at Minute Maid Park on July 13.
Pierre is one of five players on the fans' Internet ballot that determines the 32nd and final player on the National League squad. In addition to Pierre, fans have the option of voting for Cubs third baseman Aramis Ramirez, Pirates catcher Jason Kendall, Phillies outfielder Bobby Abreu and Arizona outfielder Steve Finley.
Now in its third year, the Ameriquest 2004 All-Star Final Vote gives baseball fans around the world the opportunity to select the final position player on each All-Star team. Balloting began immediately following Sunday night's Major League All-Star Selection Show and continues until 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday. The winners will be announced at 9 p.m. ET exclusively on MLB.com and will then be added to the AL and NL All-Star Game rosters.
The fun doesn't end there, however. Fans, having already decided the starters and 32nd man, will have yet another opportunity to make themselves heard with the return of the Ameriquest All-Star Game MVP Vote. Beginning in the sixth inning of the All-Star Game on Tuesday, July 13, fans can cast their vote for the player they believe deserves to win the Ted Williams Award for being the game's Most Valuable Player. The fan vote counts for 20 percent of the decision, with the media accounting for the other 80 percent.
"If I get on there, it would be an honor," said Pierre, who doesn't feel he's having a great year. "It would be better if I felt I played up to my standard. It's cool to at least be mentioned. It's one of those things that's special."
The speedy Pierre is third in the National League in stolen bases. A year ago he topped the big leagues with 65 steals and scored a team-high 100 runs.
Pierre is the catalyst of the defending World Series' champions attack.
Four Marlins have been selected for the All-Star Game: Carl Pavano, Mike Lowell, Armando Benitez and Miguel Cabrera.
Pavano feels that Pierre is also deserving.
"That would be great to get Pierre," he said. "I don't think anybody deserves it better than him. It would be nice to see."
Not known for his power, Pierre has already matched his season high of two home runs, last done in 2001, when he was with the Rockies.
Pierre, who had just one homer a year ago, collected an inside-the-parker in a win over the Tigers at Comerica Park. He cleared the wall with his second shot.
With a .295 average and 42 runs scored, the humble Pierre doesn't feel he is having a great year.
"I know I haven't had the year I'd like to have, so I'm not thinking about [the All-Star Game]," he said. "I'm happy for Mikey Lowell and Miguel. That's the first time for him. Miggie has had an awesome year with the numbers he's put up. Whatever happens with me happens. I'm not too much concerned with it."
A leader in the clubhouse, Pierre is the hardest worker on the team. He is the first to arrive at the ballpark each day, often to perfect the finer points of his high-paced game.
Pierre spends hours working on bunting and slap hitting. On the road, to get acquainted with ballparks, he arrives especially early to determine the slopes for bunting. He also tests the outfield walls, checking possible bounces and caroms.
It was Pierre who coined the Marlins' catchphrase "shock the world" in the 2003 playoffs.
The players picked up on his phrase and, indeed, the Marlins did, upsetting the Yankees in the World Series.
Joe Frisaro is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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"Wicked" original cast members Kristin Chenoweth & Idina Menzel sing "For Good"January 20, 2010
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I read the entire post*. I teared up at the end. It was a lovely story, I had to share this. I clicked "Share" when I realized I should check my facts first.
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My young son, mentioned previously, reminded me last night of another story I keep forgetting to tell you.
He reminded me, as I lay him down in his twin bed, tucked him in, sang him a song, and promised to come back after reading to his sister, about this time I did not come back to check on him. In fact, he reminded me, I left him alone in the house for a very long time; a very long time while I was at the bus top. Did I remember that? he asked. Yes, I replied, I did.
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"I don't think that sounds right, Buddy." I look at him in the rear view mirror. "No! It is! I was upset because my best friend gets to come in and shut the door and I have to stand out in the rain. Miss Teacher said that I have to be last and I have to stand in the rain... Read more
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Antwerp suffered a pair of losses on Saturday as the Archers fell to both Kalida and Antwerp.
In their first match, the Wildcats posted a 25-13, 20-25 and 25-20 win over the blue and white.
Top players for Antwerp against Kalida included Audrie Longardner (eight digs), Kaiya Jemison (four digs), Maddie Reinhart (three digs), Emily Derck (three kills, seven assists), Gabby Zuber (two kills), Peyton Short (two aces, three assists), Avery Braaten (four aces, 11 digs), Blaire Rebber (two kills) and Emily Hamman (three kills).


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OAKLAND -- Although he says he doesn't care if he makes the team or not, it's hard to believe that just getting to be one of the final five players nominated for the 32nd spot on the AL All-Star team is good enough for Eric Byrnes.
"It would mean a whole lot," Byrnes said. "Obviously, the All-Star Game is something that every kid dreams of going to and for me, it's not any different. At the same time, my dream was also to play in the Major Leagues, and just being here and doing that and focusing on winning baseball games here is more important to me.
"It'd be the coolest thing in the world, but I really don't care."
Judging by the way he plays, it's hard to believe Byrnes can have any apathy related to the game.
Byrnes, who had to work just to earn a spot on the A's roster to start the season, has seen his stature go from roster-maybe to bench player, to substitute to full-time player.
Now it could be time it's time to add another title -- All-Star.
Byrnes is a candidate for the etopps All-Star Final Vote, in which five players in each league the were nominated by 2003 All-Star Game managers Dusty Baker and Mike Scioscia in conjunction with Major League Baseball. Fans can vote here at www.oaklandathletics.com or www.MLB.com and can select one player for each league.
The title of All-Star fits a player who has been Oakland's best and most consistent hitter in 2003. Byrnes has been in the AL top 10 in batting through most of the season after taking over for an injured Jermaine Dye in the outfield in April.
"I always believed in my mind that I could be this type of player at this level," Byrnes said after becoming the 16th player in A's history to hit for the cycle on June 29. "It was just a matter of getting the opportunity."
It's no surprise that Byrnes has grabbed opportunity by the horns -- after all, there are few players that work harder or love the game more than this Bay Area native.
There are few sure things in baseball, but around the A's clubhouse, there are definitely two. One is manager Ken Macha stating that he's "At the top of his game," the second is Byrnes showing up early to get extra work in.
From early in Spring Training to the day after he went for the cycle, reporters and stadium workers showing up to the yard early are guaranteed to see the hard-charging outfielder out getting in some extra hitting or working on his throws with coach Brad Fischer.
"All the credit goes to him. The amount of work he's put in defensively and offensively has really prepared him to take over this thing," Macha said of Byrnes' success. "His heart is so big and his desire to succeed so great that he did all this work to improve himself in the field and at bat and he's done what he's done."
Byrnes' heart can sometimes put him into positions that make Macha and A's trainer Larry Davis cringe. Playing Oakland's center field like a Raiders free safety, Byrnes isn't afraid to crash into a wall, the ground or his own players to get a ball.
No matter how much attention he gets, according to Byrnes, this is the way he will always play.
"Ask anyone who has watched me play in Little League, the minor leagues or winter ball in the Dominican Republic. There's no difference. I go all-out on the field the same way I do in life," Byrnes said.
I've always played that way, whether it was football, baseball or basketball. Even karate -- I was really into karate until I was about 12 -- but I'd always get disqualified for hitting people in the head. I guess I was a little too aggressive about that."
Now if Byrnes is going to show off that aggressiveness on a national stage, A's fans will have to get to work and get the vote in. The etopps All-Star Final Vote ends on Wednesday, July 9 at 3 p.m. PT.
Winners will be announced on MLB.com shortly thereafter.
Kent Schacht is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.
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Perhaps your child has tickets for the soundcheck but you do not. Don't worry, if you speak to Misty, she will make sure parents and children are not separated. She made sure that Angela and Amanda could stay together... are you as impressed as I am?
Stay close... we will be ushered into a "holding area" after Misty explains that the boys are running late for the event. We are offered places to sit, Misty and the crew do everything to keep the fans comfortable. As you can tell from this photograph, there is lots to see, so don't worry about getting bored here.
Mr. Jonas (Papa) will come out to say hello to the small crowd gathered for the soundcheck party. He apologizes profusely for things not running on time, thanks everyone for their patience and speaks a little bit about the tour. He seems friendly and genuine. He explains that although Nick has arrived, Joe and Kevin aren't on site yet. He assures everyone that the soundcheck will still be full-length, they don't want anyone to leave disappointed.
No matter! After a few minutes, Nick strolls out by himself. The crowd will clap and cheer, he plays some songs solo and answers audience questions. Misty will swing into action again, grabbing the microphone and taking questions. The crowd is actually a little taken aback, it seems like the fans are stunned to see Nick without his sidekicks.
For a minute, I think I will be able to ask a question, so I conjure one up in my head that I figure Nick has never heard before... he must get tired of answering "what is your favourite song" and "are you single" all the time. Can you guess what my question for Nick was?
It was, "Do you need a triangle player in your band, because my daughter Loopy is looking for summer work?" But alas, Misty did not bring the mic my way so sadly, Loopy will be taking babysitting jobs. Yes, Loopy has brought her triangle to the concert with her. She's interactive that way.
Perhaps you are wondering, why did Loopy pick the triangle? A true Jonas fan would know the answer.
Eventually, the two older brothers will arrive and the tone of the party will change to instant giddy excitement.
They put on an amazing show... perhaps you have real tickets to see them on this tour, so I won't spoil any of the surprises.
Watch as the brothers take the stage with Jordin Sparks for her new single, "Battlefield."
Just look at Loopy's face... isn't all this screaming worth it? You won't be able to hear a thing for three days, but these are fantastic memories, aren't they? Don't you especially love the part where she sings along and plays air guitar? I do.
When Joe sings, he might just be singing directly to her.
Or... he could be singing to the girls sitting in front of us. Who knows? Everyone has a fantasic time nonetheless. Did I hear you say you want a tee shirt? Or that you need to pee first? I have no idea. Let's check out the merchandise on the way out anyway.
I hope you had as much fun at the concert with us as Poopsie did. Guess what happened when we were checking out of the hotel?
Amanda and Angela were there! We were so glad to see them again, it was a real treat. The girls hugged each other and reminisced about the concert. I was glad to give Amanda my VIP lanyard, she will get much more enjoyment out of it - look at those two cute fans! Amanda: email me with your mailing address, please. Please.
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The live pinfish hadn't been on the bottom for more than a minute or two before Andrea Pallavicini hooked into yet another fish. Rather than leaning into the coaming bolster and cranking her adversary to the surface, like she had been doing, she scrambled to the opposite side of the cockpit, trying to keep tight to a fish that was peeling off a respectable amount of 20-pound braided line.
I guessed mutton snapper, since it was fighting like the one she'd landed earlier. Sure enough, and none too soon for Pallavicini, a beautiful pink snapper came into view, then into the boat. Lightning struck twice for her, and she was showing up the guys aboard the MARC VI. Maybe it was simply a matter of beginner's luck, as this was her first fishing trip to Key West, Florida. But she was racking up impressive catches of both mutton and mangrove snapper, and even gag and red grouper. The girl was on a roll, and making my fish box look good.
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What do I know about bottomfishing off the Marquesas Keys, an atoll some 28 miles west of Key West? Well, if I had a crisp hundred-dollar bill for every time I fished down here, I'd be the owner of Salt Water Sportsman magazine today, not just its editor at large. Actually, I was introduced to the Marquesas when I was around 9 or 10 years old, by my dad and his friend Bob Colvin. Both gentlemen recently passed on, but catching grouper and snapper off the Marquesas was a passion of my dad's for decades, and he'd trailer his boat down at every opportunity. We'd fish here countless times each year, sometimes even camping on the boat after a long day so we could catch grouper and snapper at night. Then there were those three-day weekends during which we didn't come back to Key West. We'd fished here so many times that, when I was in my 20s, I used to cringe when I heard him mention the word Marquesas.
The reason this area is so appealing is the outstanding bottomfishing. For someone who likes fishing but is a bit impatient, this is the ideal remedy for angling boredom. There's no waiting for maybe a few strikes all day. Quite the contrary. The rods are almost always bending here, whether it's from a good bite of mangroves or muttons, gags or red groupers, or a mix of species. Of course, pesky grunts, small yellowtail and even sharks get in on the act. What's more, you can bank on tangling with a goliath grouper or big barracuda. I recall when, a couple of years back, a 40-plus-pound barracuda ate, in one bite, nearly half of a 20-pound grouper I had reeled up to the boat from a rock pile in 20 feet of water.
Fishing off the Marquesas is easy too; there's no frozen chum to haul down (chumming here is actually a deterrent, as it attracts sharks), and live bait isn't a necessity. The best baits are cut ballyhoo, Spanish sardines and squid. And if you're into live-bait fishing, pinfish are easy to catch around the Key West grass flats with a pinfish trap set overnight. And while pinfish are often candy to groupers and snappers, sometimes fish prefer the cut baits.
Also appealing is the light fishing pressure. Credit that to the variety of fishing around Key West, plus it's a bit of a hike to reach the Marquesas. But even when the wind is blowing out here, you can generally fish the downwind side of the islands over rock piles between 20 and 40 feet deep.
Rock-Bottom Drop
Most of the bottomfishing around the Marquesas is in the Gulf of Mexico. The bottom is mostly sand and mud, so it's essential to locate the scattered rock piles that hold bait and game fish. These rock piles range from widely scattered small clusters to large, sprawling areas. The larger, more productive piles are from eight to 15 miles west of the Marquesas. But there's excellent fishing within a few miles of the islands too, to their west and northwest.
Capt. Mark Schmidt, a Key West guide who knows these rock piles well, advises newcomers to consult a fishing chart to identify rocky areas. In addition, he recommends paying close attention to the fish finder, which often uncovers new spots. "Rock piles and hard, broken bottom run from 20 to 40 feet out here," says Schmidt. "I prefer fishing over the shallower spots and then working deeper if need be. During the summer, when water temperatures are at their warmest, I'll work deeper. From Key West, it's about 20 miles to productive fishing."
'Tis the Season
Fishing is always good over the Marquesas rock piles, with some months simply better than others. During the winter, gag grouper are more abundant and bigger. Red grouper are also in the mix, with some mutton snapper. Schmidt says that winter is when big jack crevalle, mackerel and even kingfish join the mix, giving bottom anglers some pelagic variety. During the spring, mutton snapper are more abundant and highly reliable targets, and plenty of quality gag groupers are still around. In the summer, there are some muttons, more mangrove snapper and more red grouper. And in the fall, when I was there last, it's mostly red grouper and mangrove snapper, plus a few muttons and some gags. As I mentioned earlier, goliath grouper and big barracuda are always here.
The live pinfish hadn't been on the bottom for more than a minute or two before Andrea Pallavicini hooked into yet another fish. Rather than leaning into the coaming bolster and cranking her adversary to the surface, like she had been doing, she scrambled to the opposite side of the cockpit, trying to keep tight to a fish that was peeling off a respectable amount of 20-pound braided line.


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Former Raiders coach Tom Cable filed a grievance with the league, saying that team owner Al Davis unfairly fined him $120,000 over the course of 2010.
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Much of what we know about autism has changed since my son Jonah was diagnosed in 2001, but the metaphors we use to conceptualize it have remained largely the same. Portia Iversen, founder of Cure Autism Now, writes in her book "Strange Son" that she thought of her son's autism as a "deep well" he had fallen into. Jenny McCarthy describes the "window" through which she struggled to free her son from his autism. Arthur Fleischmann states in Carly's Voice, his account of how his severely autistic daughter developed the ability to communicate using a keyboard, that "There was a wall that couldn't be breached, locking her in and us out." The more profoundly impaired the child, it seems, the more likely these images of physical barriers are to crop up, as parents search desperately for the "intact mind" (Iversen again) they believe is there, somewhere deep down, despite often brutal symptoms that suggest the opposite.
It's not just the hope of desperate parents that fuels this quest — although, as one of those parents myself, I would never underestimate our ability to persist in our hopes and efforts even in the face of abundant evidence. Over the past decade, our faith has been validated by the emergence of several seemingly low-functioning autistics whose "intact minds" have been revealed through their brilliant writing. These celebrities, including Amanda Baggs, Sue Rubin, Tracy Thresher, Larry Bissonnette and others, speak minimally, if at all, and require support for even the most basic of life skills. Yet their blogs, videos and written commentary — as seen on major networks such as CNN and in Academy Award nominated documentaries — have inspired countless parents around the world.
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The military assisted the people in Curload today by delivering and placing sandbags.
Members of the 40 Commando unit based in Taunton were up and down the road at Curload and into Athelney placing sandbags in people's doorways and by their back garden walls.
Chris Stanton, a member of the 40 Commando unit, said: "We got here around midday and have been placing sandbags all day."
Chris's told the Gazette that his mum is an avid reader. He said: "She'll cut this out and put it on the wall when she sees this."
Steve and Sarah Griffiths are one of the houses in danger in Curload who the military were helping.
Steve said: "The Environment Agency came here a few days ago to identify the areas in danger.
"The military have been excellent. There is so much community work going on. These guys have been a great deal of help."
The work being done at Dunball to install the pumps from Netherlands. When installed, the pumps will transfer water from the King Sedgemoor drain to the River Parrett.
An earth wall is being built at Huntworth to protect Bridgwater from flooding.
The wall, for which building has begun just south of Huntworth, is designed to hold the water encroaching from Northmoor and into Bridgwater.
The water held by this earth wall will be pumped by new pumps brought in from The Netherlands into the River Parrett.
Ian Withers, strategic manager for the scheme at the Environment Agency, said: "We have agreement from the Highways Agency and we're in talks with National Rail at the moment. It's not yet formalised."
A second scheme is being set up at Dunball to pump water from King Sedgemoor Drain into the Parrett.
Construction equipment was digging there today for the pumps to be installed.
Mr Withers said: "We have a number of pumps from Netherlands. We will be lifting water out of the King Sedgemoor and to the River Parrett."
The scene in Moorland as the BARB help with the flood rescue operations.
A severe flood warning remains in place for Moorland as water levels continue to rise.
The rail line has re-opened at Crewkerne following the damage caused by a landslip yesterday.
Trains can now run between Exeter St Davids and Yeovil Junction.
thanks 4 offers of help for flooded residents; real community spirit. Sedgemoor Direct report steady flow of calls. open til 6pm 08454082540— @SedgemoorDC 09 February 2014
RT @BeebJournalist: Stretching as far as you can see. 17 HGVs carrying pipes to clear water in Somerset. http://t.co/mILaKe7iK7— @farmersjournal 09 February 2014
The military have arrived in Curload to assist with sandbagging the bank of the River Tone.
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A car wash along the River Parrett at Langport.
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Large pumps in action at Dunball Wharf and at Seven bends, Othery.
Steve Snook says: "Seeing them is reassuring to know that something is being done to alleviate the flooding."
The current train departures from Taunton Rail Station.
A flood warning issued by the Environment Agency for West Moor, Hay Moor and Curry Moor has stayed at flood warning status since Christmas Eve.
Another flood warning status for Langport Westover Trading Estate along the River Parrett has been in place since January 2.
No end is in sight for these flood warnings with the River Tone at Curry Moor expected to rise again today with 14mm of rain set to fall.
New Road between North Curry and the A361 remains flooded.
River levels on the River Parrett at Langport are high but stable, with the drain level at Langport Westover pumping station at 8.51 m and currently stable.
The heavy rain is expected to clear up later today.
All direct rail lines to the South West have been closed.
Flooding at Athelney between Taunton and Bridgwater means that all mainline routes to the south west from London are closed.
The diversionary route via Yeovil is also closed at Crewkerne because of a landslip and is expected to remain shut for up to a week.
Trains from London to Taunton via Newbury cannot proceed beyond Castle Cary.
Services to Somerset via Bristol will stop at Weston, with a very limited service extending to Bridgwater from Weston.
Replacement bus services will operate from Bridgwater to Taunton.
The Environment Agency has issued a new flood warning for Sampford Brett along the Doniford Stream.
Sampford Mill Farm and Sampford Brett Bridge on the A358 are expected to be the worst hit.
Up to 14mm of rain is set to hit today, with the river levels on the Doniford Stream at Sampford Brett and Doniford rising.
Severe flood warnings remain in place for Moorland and for the A361 from East Lyng to Burrowbridge.
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jill fisher says...
Kia kaha-stay strong,stick together and think of a long hot summer!
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FreeSpeech? says...
Network rail is owned by the taxpayer, the east coast rail line was handed back to our Government by a company that couldn't make it pay and subsequently has made a profit, what is our Government doing? Handing it back to the private sector.
I myself loved Maggie Thatcher but disagree with some of her policies, eh we can't agree with everything, but the time has come to take the rail companies back into public ownership when their contracts come to an end.
7:01pm Sun 9 Feb 14
Jamie225 says...
.uk - others have been exposing these failings for much longer.
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8:22pm Mon 10 Feb 14
BaldyLocks says...
FreeSpeech? wrote:You pay tax?....what are you..a professional bigot?
What get's my goat is that us the tax payers are paying £1000'hr to private companies to give it to shareholders in dividends because of this.
Network rail is owned by the taxpayer, the east coast rail line was handed back to our Government by a company that couldn't make it pay and subsequently has made a profit, what is our Government doing? Handing it back to the private sector.
I myself loved Maggie Thatcher but disagree with some of her policies, eh we can't agree with everything, but the time has come to take the rail companies back into public ownership when their contracts come to an end.
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11:51pm Tue 18 Feb 14
Blue Owl says...
1970's, what she achieved was Stability, a chance for the Country, which had been rocked by Strike after Strike, similar to the Present Day Unions attempting to Over-through the Legitimate elected Government. Through disputes that could be settled through Arbitration, as they should, but no the Unions want a Battle as they did in the 70's..
Next week it the Teachers, last two weeks the Rail and Underground Transport Staff, who next the White Collar Civil Servants...........
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Just wanted to take this opportunity to express our Thanks to everyone that attended DSCF this year! What a great time we had this weekend. What a turnout!! You just can't beat spending a weekend with this many of the finest folks on the planet.
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Thanks really goes to you and Mary for the opportunity to share the fine weekend we all had! What a fun event and a great way to link-up with great friends! Billy Ray, Tim, Jim, and all the others that made the weekend so special! Ron, Roger, John and I had a fantastic time!!
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Me and the Jimdawg just got in. Perfect flight. And it appears that son Andy enjoyed the fest too and by the time we got him home, he was searching craigslist for a Cub. We had a wonderful time. Thank you for the Southern hospitality- you guys are great !!!!
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I want to also thank to Raymond Durbin, he was also a host this weekend but I have not seen his name mentioned yet.
Rosie and I just pulled in a few minutes ago. We left at 3:00 am central time with nice warm weather, a little rainy but warm. Had to take the detour on I-65 like everyone else. We took the 20 mile truck detour instead of the shorter car detour because we didn't know what to expect. By the time we hit the Tennessee border we were almost in a blizzard. It was a slow go with 32 degree temps. Once we wereat the Ky border it dried up and warmed up and we werre pushing the speedo needle again.
We had a great time, as always. It sure was a pleasure to shake hands with a lot of members I have never met. Thanks to all the folks mentioned above who put this great event on.
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The DSCF crew you folks did a GREAT job. We just got in. Went through rain, snow, rain, wind, but we made it home safe. A local stopped to tell us when we were getting gas how to cut off 19 miles for the detour. Man did that help. We found out the have a very & I mean very large sink hole beside the Interstate. Its going to be closed for a while. I didnt get any pictures because to much traffic.
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Thank you mr and momma e. I greatly appreciate everything. Thank you cecil for fixing my carb. We made it to baltimore 4:30 am long ride but uneventful. Cant wait til next year!!
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we have to thank everyone involved with the fest. just a great time all the way around. meeting the new to us guys and gals, , and seeing the familiar faces was just a blast. we just rolled into home base . incredible rain half way home on saturday afternoon. we stopped and got a room to do some shopping on the way home , and glad we did, it was the worst rain this la. boy has ever seen. hats off to all that made the fest such a success. val adams, coppersmythe.........................................
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I am so sorry that I failed to mention Raymond Durbin in my earlier post. Just blame it on my "old person" memory. I actually spent more time hanging around him than the other hosts.
What a great fine young man. Not to mention that I am so impressed with his complete knowledge of cubs, but on top of that, he is a super friendly, helpful and decent young man. Good luck to you, Raymond.
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I thoroughly enjoyed myself at the DSCF. Thanks for having us!
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Thanks for having us mr.e we will be heading home to the volunteer state tomorrow mornin
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Thanks to All of The of Hosts for a sponsoring this wonderful event. We had an excellent time seeing all of you again and some for the first time. We look forward to next years trip. A special thanks to Mr Billy Ray for an outstanding job of holding off the major rains until he felt they were needed.
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Back home and nap finished. Thanks to all the host and the Mr E family for putting on an awesome cubfest. Looking forward to seeing all the pics.
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Jeff failed to mention that he only drove when the sky was clear, go figure. Cindy and I had a great time and want to thank everyone envolved with putting it on. Already looking at side trips for next year.
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No wonder you guys caught up with us. You tag teamed on the driving. I had to do the whole 13 hour drive by myself. I need to pry these toothpicks out of my eyes.
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No problem at all! Please don't worry about it! I do appreciate the well wishes!
I only played a small role getting to play in the shop with other peoples tractors! The real work was taken care of by Roy, BillyRay, Tim and Jim. I really had a great weekend, and it was great to see everybody again. Glad everyone had a good weekend and appreciate their time to make the trip and for their part for what DSCF has turned into!!
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(Herpes Zoster; Post-herpetic Neuralgia)
|Shingles Blisters
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Risk Factors
- Age: 50 or older
- Gender: Female
- Compromised immune system due to HIV , lymphoma , or leukemia
- Chronic health conditions that may alter your immune system
- Radiation therapy
- Red and has a slightly raised band or patch often with multiple small fluid-filled blisters that dry out and crust within several days
- Develops on one side of the body, but typically does not cross the midline
- Affects mostly the torso and face
- Affected eyes in severe cases, which can threaten vision
- Sensitivity and pain on the skin at the site of the rash; pain may be severe
- Tingling or itchiness on the skin, which may start a few days before the rash
- Fever
- Headache
- Tiredness
- Easing symptoms
- Speeding recovery
- Preventing PHN
Home Remedies and Over-the-Counter Products
- Calamine lotion
- Wet compresses
- Frequent oatmeal baths
- Over-the-counter pain relievers such as acetaminophen, ibuprofen, naproxen, and capsaicin cream
Antiviral Medication
- Acyclovir
- Famciclovir
- Valacyclovir
Treatment for Post-herpetic Neuralgia
- Tricyclic antidepressants
- Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRIs)
- Gabapentin, an anti-seizure medicine
- Prescription pain medicine such as long-acting opiates or pregabalin
- Capsaicin cream
- Lidoderm patch
- Nerve blocks
- Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation—a device that generates low-level pulses of electrical current on the skin's surface
Treatment for Shingles of the Eye
- Keep all blisters covered with a bandage until they are dry and crusted over.
- If you are a healthcare worker, do not return to work until the blisters are dry and crusted over.
Avoid contact with people who are at risk of getting severe varicella, such as:
- Pregnant women
- Premature infants
- People who have a compromised immune system
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke http://www.ninds.nih.gov
VZV Research Foundation http://www.vzvfoundation.org
Canadian Family Physician http://www.cfpc.ca/
Public Health Agency of Canada http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/
Ocular shingles. Wills Eye Institute website. Available at: http://www.willseye.org/health-library/ocular-shingles . Updated October 5, 2011. Accessed June 6, 2013.
Shingles. Family Doctor.org website. Available at: http://familydoctor.org/familydoctor/en/diseases-conditions/shingles.html . Updated January 2011. Accessed September 7, 2012.
Shingles: diagnosis, treatment, and outcome. American Academy of Dermatology website. Available at: http://www.aad.org/dermatology-a-to-z/diseases-and-treatments/q---t/shingles/diagnosis-treatment . Accessed June 6, 2013.
Shingles (herpes zoster). Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/shingles/about/overview.html . Updated January 10, 2011. Accessed September 7, 2012.
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Revision Information
- Reviewer: Peter Lucas, MD; Michael Woods, MD
- Review Date: 06/2013 -
- Update Date: 05/11/2013 -