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Updated October 22: A trial date is set for the Granby, Missouri woman charged in her toddler's death.
Elizabeth Farnam is charged with second degree murder in the death of her 22 month son, Logan Crow, who died from a methadone overdose.
Officials say Farnam admitted she dropped a methadone pill while the boy was sitting on her lap at a church meeting the day before his death.
Farnam indicated her son began sweating and lost balance so she took him home to bed.
Court documents show Farnam did not check on the boy for 17 hours and then found him dead.
Newton County Sheriff Ken Copeland tells us Farnam did not have a prescription for methadone but took it anyway.
Updated September 10 at 4:40 PM CST: The Granby, Missouri woman charged in her toddler's death plead not guilty in court today.
Elizabeth Farnam was arrested by Newton County officials in July after her 22 month-old child died from a methadone overdose which was later confirmed by the toxicology report.
Court documents tell us Farnam didn't check on the boy for 17 hours, and then found him dead.
Updated July 20 at 5:55 PM CST: The Granby, Missouri woman charged in her toddler's death tells Newton County officials she obtained methadone illegally.
Yesterday, the Newton County Sheriff's Office arrested Elizabeth Farnam, 32, for the death of her 22 month old son, Logan Crow.
Toxicology reports showed the toddler died of an overdose of methadone.
Court documents tell us Farnam didn't check on the boy for 17 hours and then found him dead.
"She was aware apparently the infant had taken something, the child could hardly navigate, it was getting real sleepy and instead of checking to see what was wrong with the child she took it home and put it to bed at 4 o'clock in the afternoon with a bottle and no one checked on the child until 10 o'clock the next morning," says Sheriff Copeland.
Emergency Room physician Frank Veer says if Farnam would have brought her baby into the E.R. after realizing he had taken the drug the outcome could have been much different.
"There are medicines that we can give to reverse the narcotics," says Dr. Veer. "If this child would have been brought to the emergency room there are medicines that we could give that would block those receptors and blocked those narcotics and we could have most likely saved this child's life."
According to court documents the infant had 15 to 19 milligrams of methadone in his system. Doctors tell us they typically prescribe only 3 to 5 milligrams for adults.
Officials now want to know who provided the methadone.
"She obtained it illegally, she admitted that she obtained it from another individual from Neosho," says Sheriff Copeland. "We are still trying to find out who that person is if we can determine where she got it and who supplied it we will seek charges against them also."
Farnam will appear in court on Monday.
Updated July 20 at 2:39 PM CST: New details have been released in the death of a 22 month old Granby, Missouri boy.
Yesterday, Newton County authorities arrested Elizabeth Farnam, 33 of Granby. She's charged with second degree murder in the death of her sun, Logan Crow, who was found unresponsive in his bed on June 24.
Court documents show Farnam obtained methadone illegally for her own use. Farnam told police she dropped a methadone pill while the boy was sitting on her lap in a meeting at a church on June 23.
The statement says the boy began sweating profusely as the family drove home. Investigators were told the boy was put down for a nap that afternoon but he wasn't checked on until the following morning.
Farnam will have her first appearance in court on Monday.
Posted July 19, 2012: A Granby, Missouri woman was arrested today for the death of her 22 month old son, who died of an overdose of methadone.
Elizabeth Farnam, 33 of Granby, is now charged with 2nd degree murder.
The Newton County Sheriff's Department says they were called to the mother's home on June 25 due to an unresponsive toddler.
Authorities were told the child was put down to sleep at 4 p.m. the evening before, but the child was not breathing whey they checked him at 10 a.m. that morning.
Authorities say autopsy reports were inconclusive. However, a toxicology report showed the boy died of overdose of methadone.
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This was our 9th cruise and 2nd on Norwegian. We are not fans of "Freestyle Cruising" since you never get the same waiters twice and your tips are pooled. They really are not that motivated. The service isn't bad, but it's not as good as lines where the staff gets to know you and really work for their tips.
The food was good but nothing to really rave about. We refuse to pay extra for an optional dining room when we buy a cuise from any line and we're usually happy with the offerings. We never had a bad meal, but again, we never really had a meal that was special.
Activities were rare. I don't really know what the cruise director's staff did other than sell bingo cards and strip tickets. Other cruise lines we've been on had so many activities you had to pick and choose what to do on sea days. Our other NCL cruise had few activities, but it was Alaska so there was always something to do on deck.
The dawn was one of the dullest ships we've ever been on. There was no theme to speak of. The theater could have been from a old mall in the states. Nothing special at all. The shows were like very good school production, but nothing you'd want to buy a ticket for. I assume Norwegion has a pecking order for the entertainers and the dawn is at the bottem of the list.


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The new system, which includes security cameras at the entrance of each building and in the parking lots, as well as a buzzer system for the entry of guests, has been put in place to protect students and staff after the Sandy Hook tragedy in Newtown, Conn.
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In other news, Mark Holt and Dr. Nancy Harrison were both recommended to teach during the summer school sessions for the middle and high schools.
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Right on trackIn addition to her physical education major, Dawn is also pursuing a minor in health and a career concentration in fitness management. When she's not in class, the runner keeps busy as a Red Raider athlete on both the cross country and track and field teams. She also serves Northwestern as an ambassador, sharing her love for NWC's "one-of-a-kind community" with visiting high school students.
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I was attracted to the Christian aspect of Northwestern: I thought I would make good friends and be encouraged to make good decisions among peers who share the same values as me. My final decision really came down to the feeling I got every time I visited campus. I'd always been told I'd know it when I found the right college, and I definitely had that "this is the one" feeling about Northwestern.
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I'm a physical education major for these reasons: 1) I've always loved to run and play sports, 2) I took an anatomy class in high school and was amazed at how complex and intricate the human body is, and 3) I like working with people. Based on those three things, I knew I wanted to be active daily, learn more about how our bodies operate, and interact with people. Northwestern's kinesiology department has been a good fit for me.
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If you observe the labels on well-known weight loss supplements, you will discover that a component common to most of them is the Garcinia Cambogia extract. This sour fruit has recently been labeled as the "Holy Grail" of weight loss because of its fat blocking and fat burning properties, making it one of the most popular ingredients in the current weight loss market.
The Garcinia Cambogia fruit, in fact, has been used for decades as an ingredient in cooking native food in Southeast Asian countries. Its sour properties help in making some Asian dishes become more flavorful, however, people who use it as a cooking ingredient noticed that when they eat food with Garcinia Cambogia extract, they feel full longer and they experience less hunger pangs and cravings in between meals.
A few studies imply that Garcinia Cambogia fruit extract may slow down the production of fat, however, the active chemical component of the fruit, the hydroxycitric acid (HCA) has been associated to damage the liver.
Before we conclude anything, however, it is important to take a closer look at these claims, and refer to different sources and studies so that we can make a more educated decision on whether to use Garcinia Cambogia or not. Read on as we list the different benefits, advantages and possible disadvantages to the supposed "Holy Grail" of the weight loss industry.
Garcinia Cambogia Extract Help Lower Cholesterol
The fat-reducing effect of Cambogia Garcinia may aid in lowering cholesterol as shown by many studies. A research by C.A.R. Vasques and other Brazilian researchers examined the HCA effects on 58 overweight patients. Half of them were given a placebo and half were given Garcinia Cambogia HCA. There were no participants that were given any dietetic restrictions. Those who took HCA showed lower cholesterol levels, however, they did not lose a significant amount of weight.
Garcinia Cambogia Extract Aids in Weight Loss
Hydroxycitric acid might do what its promoters claim it would: Prevent food from being accumulated in the form of fat. One of Dublin City University's senior lecturer, Donal O Mathuna stated that animal examinations conducted since the year 1960 proved that Garcinia Cambogia HCA inhibits a fat-formulating enzyme in the body while at the same time helps curb appetite.
Holding a master's degree in Bioethics and a doctorate's degree in Pharmacy, O Mathuna states that human researches have attained diverse results. While individuals using products with Garcinia Cambogia fruit extract content have in fact lost weight, experiments were not accurate enough to conclude whether hydroxycitric acid or other factors actually contributed to the reduction of weight.
How Safe is Garcinia Cambogia Extract?
Weight loss supplements containing Garcinia Cambogia extract may be risky. Based on 'The Globe and Mail', the intake of Garcinia Cambogia by bodybuilders and dieters has led to cases of severe liver damage and one death in the U.S. There were also reports indicating some individuals using Garcinia Cambogia in Canada were found to have problems with their neurological, respiratory, cardiovascular, and gastrointestinal systems. Garcinia Cambogia's safety might depend on whether it was a primary or secondary element in a certain weight loss supplement.
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Consult your health provider before using any weight loss supplement or starting a diet. You have to consider some safety concerns of supplements containing Garcinia Cambogia HCA and research any other ingredients or herbs in any weight loss product you are considering. In fact, numerous herbs marketed by the industry of weight loss pose threats, including bitter orange and ephedra, both of which have been associated to heart attacks. O Mathuna advises avoiding supplements or any other products out there which contain Cambogia Garcinia until more advanced study is conducted.
How Garcinia Cambogia Extract Can Affect You
- Major Anti-Oxidant
According to a published Chemical Society Reviews November 2010 article, defending your body from oxidation may add to your life expectancy. Herbal medications such as Garcinia Cambogia may provide this sort of protection in the long run. An analysis presented in the Lipids in Health and Disease January 2011 journal has provided the public a closer look at the antioxidant properties of Garcinia Cambogia. They used laboratory animals in their experiment, wherein these animals received either an inert treatment or the herbal supplement for a month. The rats on placebo gained weight and showed signs of oxidation. On the contrary, rats that were given extract derived from Garcinia Cambogia have lost weight and did not show signs of oxidation nor toxicity.
- Weight Loss
In the Physiology and Behavior article published in October of 2000, a clinical experiment presenting observations on the effect hydroxycitric acid, the active component in Garcinia Cambogia. In this study, a number of obese women were given daily doses a supplement containing Garcinia Cambogia for 3 months. Comparative to placebo, this treatment resulted to a considerable amount of weight loss. The participants who received Garcinia Cambogia lost 8 pounds on an average. There were no appetite reduction or improvement, and no reports regarding allergic reactions were stated.
- Anti-Inflammatory
According to a Ceskoslovenska Fysiologie review conducted in 2011, controlling inflammation and swelling decreases morbidity in patients. Prescription medicines may reduce the development of inflammations, but many of these drugs result to allergic reactions and stomach ulcers. A trial offered in the March 2009 journal of Phytotherapy Research examined the capability of Garcinia Cambogia to reduce any type of inflammation. Rodents with inflamed bowel ailment received either a placebo or the supplement for several months. Based on their findings, doses of Garcinia Cambogia diminished a number of inflammation markers without resulting to toxicity.
The Possible Side Effects of Garcinia Cambogia
It is a fact that Garcinia Cambogia fruit is safe to consume when taken in correct levels, and is even one of the most popular souring ingredients in some Asian countries. But there are instances wherein you may think twice about using any supplements with Cambogia Garcinia.
1. Drug Interactions
- In some cases, Garcinia Cambogia fruit extract may help lower the levels of blood sugar, thus, caution is recommended when taking other kinds of medication that might also lower blood sugar. Individuals using drugs for diabetes, orally or through insulin injections, must be examined closely by a qualified healthcare expert, as well as a pharmacist. Adjustments in medication may be required.
- Using hydroxycitric acid along with prescriptions containing statin such as the atorvastatin calcium medicine Lipitor®, may increase the risk of acquiring rhabdomyalisis, a skeletal muscle degeneration disease. In fact, a rhabdomyolysis incidet was stated in a case report of one patient using a herb-based weight loss medicine which has a 50% HCA content.
2. Interactions with other Herbal Supplements and Medications
- Caution is strongly advised when taking supplements or herbs that would also lower down your blood sugar. Doses might need any adjustments and levels of blood glucose might require monitoring.
3. Pregnancy and Breastfeeding
- Garcinia Cambogia is strictly not recommended for breastfeeding or pregnant women, yet this one lacks scientific evidence. However, we recommend that you should not use this supplement to avoid any harmful risk that may pose risk to you and much more to your baby.
Choosing the right Garcinia Cambogia weight loss supplement will not only maximize the weight loss results, but will also help you avoid risks. Do your due diligence and closely research from multiple resources in order for you to have a better understanding about the side effects of Garcinia Cambogia HCA and if the supplement is just right for you. Aside from that, you should also know if you are eligible to take the supplement. In order for you to get some helpful advice, you should consult your physician.


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8:00am Saturday 21st December 2013 in Sport By Paul Fraser, Chief Football/Golf Writer
HOW do you solve a problem like Marvin Emnes? Gareth Southgate was the first to encounter it. Gordon Strachan and Tony Mowbray have also tried to benefit from him.
Now Aitor Karanka is ready to give it a go. And the continental approach could well prove the perfect approach for a Dutchman very highly-rated when he joined from Sparta Rotterdam as a teenager for £3.2m in 2008.
It will be six years this summer since Emnes arrived on Teesside and, with the exception of one fine season under Mowbray which almost led to a Premier League switch to Swansea, he has rarely found the consistency he would have liked.
He has previously revealed a belief that many of his frustrations have been down to being put in and out of the side.
After scoring his only goal of this season against Blackpool in August he declared he was happy and eager for a sustained run in the side after Mowbray's claims the player had personal problems.
But Emnes, when fit, has found himself identified as the link man behind the centre-forward since Karanka took over and has favourable first impressions of working under the Spaniard.
"This manager likes to play football, if we can keep playing in that way, that will be good for everyone, not just for me," said Emnes.
"I have a different role now. It's to help the wingers and the strikers to score goals. I have got to try to perform how he wants.
"When it comes to goals, I have not scored many this season so I'm sure there will be a few to come too.
"He wants me to help provide the link between midfield and the strikers, creating for them, and scoring goals as well. He knows I can score goals and that I like to play football."
Karanka did his homework on the squad he inherited from Mowbray, so will have been well aware of the former Holland Under-21 international's ability when he threw him in at Leeds for his first game in charge.
He also figured against Bolton and started against Birmingham before hamstring trouble prevented him from playing against Derby and Brighton. After training this week, Emnes hopes to make an impression at Millwall tonight.
"I have been training and hopefully I will be fine," he said. "I think the manager must like what I can offer. If he plays you, that must mean you are doing something right. In this case I have played a few games under him. That position also suits me where he wants me to play.
"The coach is always there when we train, keeping an eye on who is playing well, who is working hard. When a new manager comes to a club he needs to take time to find out what each player is like. He has done his work and knows about us. We just need to get points now."
This evening's trip to The New Den will be an opportunity for Emnes and the rest of the Middlesbrough squad to see a few old faces.
Justin Hoyte, Scott McDonald and Nicky Bailey are all at Millwall, even though none of them have been starting in recent weeks for Steve Lomas.
Emnes said: "It will be good fun seeing those players again. We both need the points so it will be tough. The league table does not look right but once you win a few games in this league you are soon back up.
"The only way is to look up now. It takes time under the new manager. Sometimes you can be unlucky too. We have been losing games. I don't know why but I am sure it will change."
* Marvin Emnes was talking at the club's annual Golden Ticket Party this week at the Riverside. Special supporters had been selected to attend the party, along with the Boro squad and coaching staff, after fighting serious illness or caring for others.
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I don't think so , Swansea were in the Championship when Emnes was there, loaned out by Strachan who didn't fancy him at all.
The man is a luxury we cannot afford, you never know which side of his persona is going to turn up.
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Technical colleges supply a lot of workers to keep South Georgia's economy churning.
Wednesday, a company with a plant in Cuthbert gave something back to one of those colleges.
American Proteins gave Albany Technical College $6500 for its general scholarship fund.
The company makes pet and livestock food at several Georgia plants.
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Often the roots of regular teaching remain. Many specialists continue "regular" classes to complement their big picture. "When someone takes my Yoga for Singles retreat, they deepen their relationship with themselves, and then they're off to live their lives," comments Debi DiPeso, owner of Bliss Yoga Center in Woodstock, New York. "Teaching regular classes, I see many students every week, often for many years. The evolution possible with weekly contact is rewarding in a really different way."
It makes business sense as well. Economically, it provides a steady income flow while serving as a great platform for recruitment of participants in your niche offering. Weekly classes are also a laboratory for new ideas and allow for refinement of skills in the art of teaching itself.
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Creating a niche is a passion-driven process, evolving from the study of multiple related topics and their synthesis into something new. Reflecting with gratitude upon her path of intensive study with Indian voice masters, mantra masters, kirtan leaders, and western vocalists, Ann Dyer says, "Eventually, like all really great teachers, we have to take on the task of becoming who we are, to allow that to unfold, rather than mimicking our mentors." In a tradition that alternately champions transmission from a teacher and affirms the wisdom of each individual, it can be intimidating to give yourself permission to step forward as a niche "expert." Meditation teacher Sally Kempton offers the following self-inquiry for such situations.
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After 13 years of schooling in many cases, the Class of 2013 is ready to graduate.
Seniors at Westview High School will be the first to graduate tonight during a Baccalaureate service at 7 in the Wilson Auditorium. Westview's regular commencement will be at 7 p.m. in the high school gymnasium.
Goshen seniors will graduate June 9. It will be the first GHS commencement is which tickets will be required for spectators. The plan is to issue each graduating senior six tickets as a way to try and curb growing attendance issues at the ceremony. Those seniors can then hand the tickets out to whom they choose.
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When: Friday
Time: 7 p.m.
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The Toronto Raptors have now lost their 3rd straight game at the hands of the Philadelphia 76ers by a final score of 93-83. The Raptors were leading 26-20 after the 1st quarter, but followed that up with possibly the worst quarter in Toronto Raptors history. Philadelphia tightened things defensively and shot lights out in the 2nd quarter, outscoring Toronto 32-7 in that span!
On this night the injury bug continued for the Raptors, as Alan Anderson suffered a sprained left ankle in the third quarter on a drive to the basket. He now joins Kyle Lowry (ankle) and Landry fields (hand/wrist) with injuries that will sideline these players for the foreseeable future. Kyle Lowry was ruled out of last night's game after the afternoon shootaround, erring on the side of caution. Landry Fields will visit another specialist early this week for his hand/wrist injury to be re-evaluated.
On a positive note, the Toronto Raptors wore their special 'Canadian Forces Collection' jerseys in support of the Military Families Fund, on the eve of Remembrance Day in Canada, and Veterans Day in the United States.
The Toronto Raptors are now 1-5 on the season and other than their 105-86 home win vs. the Minnesota Timberwolves on Nov. 4th, key lapses during the games have either cost the the Raptors the win or have caused them to expend too much energy playing catch up for long stretches in the game.
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Oct 31: Indiana Pacers 90 – Toronto Raptors 88
Toronto lead 71- 63 after the 3rd quarter, but Indiana outscored Toronto 27-17 in the 4th quarter, resulting in the 2 point loss.
Nov 3: Toronto Raptors 100 – Brooklyn Nets 107
Toronto led by 8 points after the 1st quarter, but Brooklyn outscored Toronto 33-17 in the 2nd quarter.
Nov. 6: Toronto Raptors 88 – Oklahoma City Thunder 108
OKC outscored Toronto 30-17 in the 1st quarter, and held a 57 – 38 lead at halftime. OKC's largest lead during the game was 29 points.
Nov. 7: Toronto Raptors 104 – Dallas Mavericks 109
Dallas outscored Toronto 36-24 in the 1st quarter. Dallas' largest lead in the game was 16 points.
Nov. 10: Philadelphia 93 – Toronto Raptors 83
Toronto led by 6 points after the 1st quarter (and held a 10 point lead with 3 minutes remaining in the first), and, unbelievably, Philly outscored Toronto 32-7 in the 2nd quarter. Philly's largest lead in the game was 20 points.
The Raptors' next 3 games have them facing Utah (at home) on Monday, Indiana (on the road) on Tuesday, and Boston (on the road) on Saturday. These are certainly 3 tough opponents to face while trying to 'right the ship', but the Raptors MUST be up to the challenge in order to climb the ladder.


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Oversize Boat Dock 80 ft. on sailboat acess canal (no bridges, no boat
Direct Golf Access
Fully equipped kitchen with all new appliances
Comfortable living room, dining area and full size washer and dryer.
Newly furnished in 2011
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The Villa has three large bedrooms. The master has a king size bed,
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Includes Digital Cable TV, DVD, Radio, CD Player: MP3 Ready Stereo Line Input (3.5mm), High Speed Internet Access,
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November-May $1050 week
June-October $850 week
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Electricity 0.15/KWh
Taxes: 11% (State and local)
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What you see in the image above is the evolution of mobile phone SIM card design over the past four years. The largest in the image, known as the mini-SIM, was used for quite a while as the standard in GSM cell phones. However, as smartphones began to rise in popularity, drop is cost, and brought increased functionality, it was determined that the mini-SIM just wasn't mini enough. It took up too much of the precious real estate that mobile phone manufacturers needed for other things. Thing like a GPS radio, Wi-Fi, larger batteries, dock connectors, graphics chips, and more. And so began the start of the shrinking SIM card.
SIM is short for subscriber identity module. To make it simple, it authenticates a device to use your account specific account. In the United States, we didn't really see the introduction of the micro-SIM (3FF) until Apple introduced the iPhone 4. The new micro-SIM was 15mm x 12mm in size, down from the 25mm x 15mm mini-SIM. Both come with a chamfered edge to prevent misinsertion into the device.
Earlier this year, the nano-SIM (or 4FF) was introduced. Both Apple and Nokia were battling over the standard, each making the case that its design should win out over the other. In the end, a nano-SIM was sort of a compromise between the two proposals. The new card measures in at 12.3mm x 8.8 mm and is 0.67mm thick, a 15% reduction in thickness from the previous cards. The nano-SIM is almost all contact area, with just a thin rim of plastic to avoid a short circuit.
The nice thing about all these recent changes is that there are adapters you can use to insert smaller SIM cards into devices that require the larger sizes. For example, you can put the new nano-SIM into a device that requires a micro-SIM or mini-SIM. It's not an elegant solution by any stretch of the imagination, but it's there to relieve a bit of the headache. The cards are also now shipping on breakway full-size SIM (1FF) cards (these look similar to credit cards) that allow you to punch out the contact of the SIM into whatever size you need.
So now, we move towards the nano-SIM. The only current mass market device using it is the iPhone 5, but we expect to see it turn up in other phones in the next few months, possibly starting with Nokia devices. The annoyance here is that SIM cards are supposed to be easily swappable between devices--that's part of what makes GSM service so much more tolerable than CDMA. Just swap your card into another device (or swap an international card into your current device) and your service is transferred over in an instant.
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In 2009, 72% of Canadian households were equipped with water meters, an increase from 52% of households in 1991. Over the same period, average daily water use dropped from 342 litres per person in 1991 to 274 litres per person in 2009. In 2009, metered households on volume-based water pricing schemes used 39% less water per person than unmetered households on flat-rate water pricing schemes.
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Note: Data only refer to households served by municipal water systems; private water systems are not included.
Source: Environment Canada's Municipal Water and Wastewater Survey.
Despite improvements in household water conservation, Canada remains one of the largest per capita users of fresh water in the world.[1] Urban growth, expanding industry and climate change can put pressure on Canadian cities' ability to supply water to households. Rising water demand, combined with the high costs of building and repairing water infrastructure, continue to make household water conservation a priority for many communities.
In 2009, households used 57% of water provided by municipalities.[2] The price of water has a major influence on the amount of water used by households. Municipalities price water following two approaches. In flat-rate pricing, households are charged the same price for water regardless of the amount used, an approach commonly found in municipalities with no water meters. In volume-based pricing, municipalities with water meters base their charges for water on the actual amount of water used. In 2009, unmetered households used a daily average of 376 litres per person compared to 229 litres per person by metered households.[2] Household metering and volume-based pricing increase consumer awareness about water use and provide a financial incentive to conserve water.
Although water pricing influences water use, other factors such as location and weather conditions can affect household water use. For example, the summer months of 2009 were relatively cool and wet across much of Canada compared to 2006. As a result, households may have used less water for outdoor activities such as lawn watering.
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- Environment Canada – Municipal Water and Wastewater Survey
- Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) – Greening Household Behavior: The Role of Public Policy
[2] Environment Canada (2011) 2011 Municipal Water Use Report: Municipal Water Use 2009 Statistics.
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DENVER - The nemeses are now very real, as unexplainable as they are frustrating. Air Force still can't win in the conference tournament. It still can't run its offense effectively against Wyoming.
And on Thursday that combination of horrors might have cost the Falcons a shot at the NCAA Tournament. With so much on the line, No.2 seed Air Force picked the worst possible time for its flattest and most confounding performance of the season, falling 57-55 to No. 7 seed Wyoming in the Mountain West Conference quarterfinals. Now 0-7 in this event, the Falcons must sit, wait and hope the NCAA Tournament selection committee is in a patriotic mood this weekend and judges them on their 24-6 overall record, not one bad night at the Pepsi Center. "Three years in a row we've come up here and had great opportunities and we just never took advantage of them," junior forward Jacob Burtschi said. "We've got to put this behind us and sit and wait to see what happens on Sunday. It shouldn't be what a conference tournament does to make or break you. It should be what you do all year. Hopefully the committee will take a look at that." Air Force can look only at itself for digging a 16-point second-half hole it nearly climbed out of before Wyoming sealed the game with clutch free-throw shooting. The Cowboys, who lost 9 of 10 games entering the tournament, made 22 of 23 from the line, far above their season average of 65 percent. Air Force, which led the league at 74.8 percent, made just 14 of 21, including two missed front ends of 1-and-1 situations in the second half. But the problems ran far deeper, as the Falcons made 5 of 20 from the 3-point line and went without a field goal for the final eight minutes of the first half and didn't score the first 4:52 of the second. Clearly bothered by Wyoming center Justin Williams, the league's leading shot-blocker, the Falcons made uncharacteristically poor decisions nearly every time they got the ball close to the paint. It was much the same story Jan.11 when Wyoming's defense frustrated Air Force in the Cowboys' 55-50 victory. "I never thought we were in a good rhythm offensively all night," coach Jeff Bzdelik said. "It wasn't right. It wasn't what we had been doing for whatever reason. "We were flat. Why? I don't know. Justin Williams causes a lot of problems, and in particular for us. We get to the rim and it bothers us. It really does. We're not sure what we should do." The only Air Force player who provided energy was sophomore guard Tim Anderson, who created four points in seven seconds with a layup and a steal in the backcourt for another easy bucket that cut the deficit to 34-25 with 13:30 remaining. Matt McCraw made a 3-pointer and drew a foul with 6:21 remaining, cutting the deficit to eight. After a Wyoming turnover, Air Force scored another four points in a matter of seconds on an Antoine Hood layup and another Anderson steal in the backcourt for an easy basket. Down 44-41, Air Force had a chance to tie, but Burtschi's 3-point attempt with 3:13 left bounced out after going down halfway. Wyoming guard Steve Leven, who scored 20 points, then denied Air Force any opportunity to come back by making 5 of 6 from the line. "We haven't fared well obviously in the last couple years here, and you just can't come out flat," Hood said. "It's probably just a mental thing." CONTACT THE WRITER: 636-0258 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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(WJBK) - The 36th annual Crittenton Gourmet Gala will take place Sunday, November 4 at the Royal Park Hotel in Rochester.
Featuring signature dishes and wine samplings from more than 40 of the area's restaurants, including Rojo Mexican Bistro (see video above), the event is a benefit for Crittenton Hospital Medical Center.
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Very limited items for breakfast, overpriced room service, sketchy people walking around the property, dirty looking pool, thin walls, weak wi-fi, had problems with the coffee pot
Really helpful reception. Spacious rooms. Car parking(free).
Location v ropey, especially at night. Lots of down and outs
The place was clean and comfortable and located in a fairly quiet area. It's about a 10 minute walk to the Market Street trams.
I was disappointed that the WiFi was not working at all during my 3 day stay which was one of the reasons I selected this location.
Price was reasonable for the location to downtown and access to highways Parking!!!
Wifi was poor, no gym but a small pool is available, breakfast selection was not great
Not to far from the center and a running washingmashine and dryer.
It was by far the worst hotel on our trip in a sordid quater!!!!Poor breakfast only until 9 a.m in an ugly surrounding and the waffelmaker was turned off at exactly 9 while I was waiting in the line for my turn. The pool couldn't be used before breakfast, because it was only allowed after 9 a.m.. The couch,in our room looked ugly,dirty,and it smelled bad. Moreover the staff was unfriendly, exept the cleaningwomen. Realy a bad hotel!!!...
Parking availability Close to most sites we had to visit. No traffic jam since we are already downtown.
Street noises are at high level (motorcycles, Trucks, etc) The room for breakfast is to small and to much people for only one toaster and one Waffle machine.
Parking Bed Cleaning
Breakfast area Very bad internet connection Location of hotel in bad street
Position is very handy to the center, staff is ok, cleaness of bathroom and room in general. The breackfast was ok.
The noise from the road, they give you earplugs for sleeping..the confort of the bed was poor (really old matress..).
the hotel was good value for money and the venue was nice
the staff was a bit abrupt and the security deposite was a bit steep
The place is affordable. It's clean and not seedy like some of the comparably priced alternatives. Decent location and free parking....
Their deposit is often more than the cost of the room and the money is not always credited back to your account right away. Can be a little frustrating if you are on a tight budget but it is hardly reason enough not to stay....
Loved the location to AT & T Park since we walked to and from.
Street Noisy from traffic but if you only plan on sleeping you won't hear a thing while asleep.
Although the room was old. It was well maintained and had a moderate selection of channels on the tv
The room was loud. In fact the room came with 2 sets of earplugs. The continental breakfast was the worst I've ever seen. There was 1 waffle maker which everyone horded around, there were never any eggs, and one toaster besides the waffle maker. It was as though everyone was hovering around a campfire since toast and waffles were about all you got and they were side by side. That's when it was actually open. It posted hours like 6am - 9am. Of course I hadn't seen the doors open at 6. In fact this morning I left at 6:15 which was fine, because I lived like a king at McDonalds in comparison.
Location not great for $250/night
Clean room and bathroom Fair breakfast deal Luggage storing facility after check-out
Traffic noise during night wifi didn't work for 2 out of 3 days of our stay Location is no good
Breakfast was decent. Included waffles, cereal, bagels, toast, coffee, hot chocolate, tea. Room in the back of the property was quiet. Staff was friendly. Location.
The sleeper sofa was filthy. The cushions were ripped and the sofa was very dirty. Once folded into a bed though, it was ok. The internet was great sometimes but other times slowed to unuseable. 0.15 Mbps.
Basically all fine except for...
... The rooms are loud (most rooms are to the street und poor nose isolation of window) and in the area are a lot of homeless people (which is a bit annoying but not dramatic).
We got in on the free parking special which was great! The breakfast was nicely done; hot waffles and eggs. We were comfortable for the most part.
The first level was very noisy, especially folks walking around on top of us. The neighborhood was a little "iffy" even in daylight; a bit too close to the Tenderloin area.
the breakfast the rooms are nice good value for the most part if nothing else going on in town but skyrockets to outragous if the city is booked
the staff is a bit cold they require a 200 cash deposite 11 am checkout is a bit early
To be 4 blocks from market av the outside of 9th av is somethung dark
Good location in the center of the City. If you are familiar with SF, you know to look past the grittiness of the area to realize that you're in a location that makes it easy to get everywhere. We also had a great meal in walking distance at AzucarSF.
Wifi didn't work.
Room was really clean.
Too much noise out side.
Clean room, pleasant staff, good location to public transit and to drive to
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Location, you have everything you need in the room, quite place.
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There was no drinking water in the room refrigerator, the bed was quite uncomfortable. The window curtains were old and when pulled did not give the needed privacy. The room carpet had taken some beating as well.
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Monster Mopar WeekendBIGGEST MOPAR RACE IN THE WORLD!
You've gotta be here...September 12-14, 2014!
The Chrysler Corporation was mainly known as the company that made family cars and taxi cabs. These stoic boring 4-door beauties were pretty much all pushed down the highway by a bullet proof 318 ci engine that almost always outlasted the bodies. Then along came the HEMI! Chrysler became identified primarily by trademarking the "Hemi" name and then using it extensively in their advertising campaigns beginning in the 1960s. Chrysler has produced three generations of such engines: the first (the Chrysler Fire Power engine) in the 1950s, the second (the 426 Hemi), developed for NASCAR in 1964 and produced through the early 1970s, and finally the "new HEMI" in the early 2000s. The 426 hemispherical engine is a popular power plant for drag racing, funny cars and muscle cars. It is regarded as the best muscle car engine, so using the best engine design for horsepower makes sense. It is one of the most important innovations in automotive history. Car and Driver wrote that it is unquestionable the king of the muscle cars, both for its speed and for its defiance. The 426 Hemi is considered one of the finest engines ever produced and continues to be the go to engine for street racers.
The question than is, where do you see these huge power plants today? The answer would be to go to Summit Motorsports Park for the Monster Mopar Weekend, September 12 -14, 2014 . This will be the largest Mopar Drag Race in the Midwest.
The Highest Paying Mopar Race in the World!
ONE Entry Fee, 2 SEPARATE PURSES! CLICK HERE for rules & additional info.
- A&A Transmissions NSS
- CRT 10.0 Shootout
- Jeff Allison Motorsports Big Dog
- King of the Street
- Mr2Performance Hemi Super Stock Shootout
- Dunnuck Racing Pro Class
- Bloomer Performance Sportsman
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|Adult One Day
|Adult Weekend
|Child (12 & Under)
|Drag Racer (Car & Driver)
|Judged Car Show (Car & Driver)
|Non-Judged Car Show (Car & Driver)
|Swap Meet
|10' x 20'
|Spectator Admission
|20' x 30'
|Spectator Admission
|Midway Vendor
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|3- Day Trackside Electric Motorhome
| 3- Day Trackside Non-Electric Motorhome
|Family Primitive Camping
Upon purchase, Guests will receive a permit that will need to be placed in the windshield of your motorhome, camper or camping vehicle prior to entering into the park.
* All occupants of the motorhome area and primitive campsites must have a weekend pass. Please call our office with any of your questions.
Trackside Motorhome Camping
Parking for motorhomes and recreational vehicles alongside the track. Your vehicle must be classified as one of the following, Class A, B or C Motorhome, Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheel, Sport Utility Trailer, Truck Camper. No Tents or Pop-Up trailers.
We have upgraded our trackside electric motorhome sites to 50 amp power service. Please plan accordingly as we only have a very limited supply of adapters to rent.
Family Primitive Camping
Camping for truck campers (loaded into the bed of a pick-up truck), pop-up trailers also known as tent or folding camping trailers, and tents. No generators will be permitted. Camping spaces are approximately 20' X 50' each. The campground location is subject to change dependent upon weather and ground conditions. Campers inside the Family Primitive Campgrounds must adhere to "quiet hours" 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Restricted Arrival/Departures:
Move-in for advance purchasers will be on Friday, September 12, 2014 at 8:00 a.m.
On-Premise services for our campers:
- Ice: Ice will be available to all motorhome and campground guests!
- Showers: Permanent showers are located on the Budweiser side of the track. Shower tickets are $4.00 each
- Permanent Shower Hours:
- Friday 7:00 a.m. to 1 hour after racing
- Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 1 hour after racing
- Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 1 hour after racing
- Port-a-johns: are located throughout the Summit Side (west side) of the park.
- Kurtzman Sanitation: will be on site offering motorhome-pumping services; please pay Kurtzman Sanitation directly for their services.
- Oney Water Hauling: will be on site offering fresh water; please pay Oney Water Hauling directly for services.
- Firewood: will be available beginning Thursday Night at 8:00 p.m.; please pay vendor directly for services.
Sawmill Creek is the official resort of Summit Motorsports Park.
Sawmill Creek Lodge is nestled on the shores of Lake Erie and is a full service hotel featuring 240 deluxe guest rooms and suites. Sawmill Creek Resort features an 18 hole Tom Fazio designed championship golf course, a private beach, jet ski, kayak and bike rentals, indoor and outdoor pools, a state nature preserve and unique shops, located in an 1887 barn. Choose from 3 dining options during your stay.
Visit www.SawmillCreek.com and you will understand quickly, it's simply the best place to stay.
For the 'Monster Mopar Weekend' book a double bed room for $119 or a king bed room for $129.
To take advantage of these great rates, contact Sawmill Creek at (800) 729-6455 and provide the code (MMW14)
|Thursday September 11, 2014
|Linder's Lot Move-in
|8:00 a.m.
|Midway Move-In, Swap Meet and sponsors
|Noon - 6:00 p.m.
|Racer Move-In
|Noon - 6:00 p.m.
|Friday September 12 2014
|Gates Open
|8:00 a.m.
|Car Show Registration
|9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
|Time Trials & Qualifying (2 Rounds of TT and/or qualifying)
|9:00 a.m.
|Run Order (Pro, NSS, Big Dog, King of the Street, Hemi, Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman and Ten-O)
|No Box Gamblers Race
|2:00 p.m.
|Box Gamblers Race
|Immediately After Rd 1 of No Box
|Saturday September 13 2015
|Gates Open
|8:00 a.m.
|Car Show Registration
|8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
|Time Trials & Qualifying (2 Rounds of TT and/or qualifying)
|9:00 a.m.
|Car Show Judging
|Noon - 5:00 p.m.
| Run Order (Pro, NSS, Big Dog, King of the Street, Hemi, Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman and Ten-O)
|Sunday September 14 2015
|Gates Open
|8:00 a.m.
|Time Trials (1)
|9:00 a.m.
| Run Order (Pro, NSS, Big Dog, King of the Street, Hemi, Super Pro, Pro, Sportsman and Ten-O)
|Pre-Race Ceremonies
|12:30 p.m.
|12:45 p.m.
|Car Show Awards Ceremony (Best of Show, must be present!)
|1:00 p.m.
For Event info please contact: MONSTER MOPAR email@example.com or (317) 681-4546.
Weather - In the event of inclement weather, updates will be available at www.SummitMotorsportsPark.com or
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LA Premiere of the film 'JUST LIKE YOU - DOWN SYNDROME'
Just Like You Films
Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 6:30 PM (PDT)
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Come Celebrate World Down Syndrome Day with us!!
at the LA premiere of the film
'Just Like You - Down Syndrome'
This inspiring film introduces you to 6 kids who share exactly what it feels like to live with Down syndrome. Medical and health concerns, communication difficulties, learning needs and how to be a good friend are explained as only a child can –with honesty, love and humor. Appropriate for all ages.
Presented by: Just Like You Films in cooperation with The Down Syndrome Guild of Greater Kansas City, Rex and Jennifer Hudler's Team Up for Down Syndrome, The Down Syndrome Association of Orange County, The Down Syndrome Foundation of Orange County, The Pujols Family Foundation and Down Syndrome in Arts and Media.
Celebrity Guests: Jamie Brewer, (American Horror Story), Dakota Hood, (The Hunger Games), and more to come TBA
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Just Like You, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, makes a 13 minute film that answer questions about Down Syndrome by allowing the stars of the film to speak out on behalf of all people with Down syndrome to breakdown stereotypes and open doors. We have received hundreds of comments like the one below from people across the country. "This is the very best...(film)...I've EVER seen explaining Down syndrome to ANYONE - it is appropriate to show children as young as Pre-k, Elementary, Middle School, High School - and yes even those ignorant adults we all know and sometimes love (some are friends, some are merely acquaintances, some are FAMILY members) . . . . THEY ALL NEED TO WATCH THIS...!! It is made by three kids with DS and three of their typically developing friends - they cover the entire gamut of topics that need to be covered - from muscle tone, to "we are not always happy," to "we can be good friends," to sometimes I need extra help at school, to "don't use the R-Word," to "its ok to stick up for your friend with DS" - just to name a few. Parents ask me all the time if I know of a good book to read to their child's class that explains Down syndrome . . . here is my new advice - FORGET THE BOOK!!!!! Insist that this...(film)...be shown to your child's class or your child's grade - heck, your child's entire school needs to see..!!! Now, take 15 minutes out of your life right now to watch this incredible...(film)...!!"
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Our four films include Just Like You - Burns, Cancer, Down Syndrome and Just Like You - I Care for a Child Burn Survivor. We are currently in production of Just Like You - Autism. Our films have been viewed over 150,000 times on Youtube and distributed across the U.S. and worldwide. Recently, the Brazilian government authorized a program where JLY - Down Syndrome will be played in every state health care facility in their country. We partner with national organizations like the Phoenix Society for Burn Survivors, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the Down Syndrome Guild. In 2013, the United Nations presented our Down Syndrome film to its members in a general session. And, we were honored with the 2013 TASH Positive Images in the Media Award. We receive incredible comments like these everyday...
"Just Like You Down Syndrome uses the voices and faces of people with and without Down syndrome to beautifully express the philosophy that the Special Olympics shares: to value others for their gifts, to approach each other with an eye to valuing what matters most, and to look past the superficial and our prejudices to embrace the power of the human spirit."
-Tim Shriver, Chairman Special Olympics
"Peer support is so valuable to children battling a chronic illness and Just Like You Films has provided a wonderful resource to encourage this support to continue from the time a child is diagnosed to when they are able to return to school. We are so grateful to have this tool to compliment the education we provide to teachers and classmates of children diagnosed with cancer. What better explanation could there be than from the kids themselves? Thank you Just Like You Films and all those who support them."
- Kim Lovitt, LMSW, Hematology Oncology, Social Work Coordinator,The Children's Mercy Hospitals and Clinics.
You can view JLY films and learn more about us at our website justlikeyoufilms.org.
We'd love any assistance you can give us in making sure JLY films are made available to those that can use them the most. Thanks so much for your donation and for helping us spread the knowledge, build understanding and create acceptance!


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Goodbye to Pete Willner
July 3, 2014 marked Pete Willner's last day at CCE, after nearly 17 years. "CCE has been where I've spent most of my professional life and it's been the perfect job for me," Pete said. "Every day is different and every project has been challenging and rewarding. The projects attract and engage a wide variety of talented and committed people."
Welcome Zach Zarnow
Please join us in welcoming CCE's newest staff member, Zach Zarnow. Zach is CCE's Jury Analyst and will be responsible for leading the jury project as CCE undertakes a comprehensive review of jury service in the District of Columbia.
School Jury Education Program Celebration
On Monday, June 30th CCE Vice President Pat McGlone and Kevin Taylor hosted a celebration in honor of CCE's School Jury Education Program. For 20 years, CCE has visited DC high school classrooms to train tomorrow's jurors about our jury system. The Council brings our video of a mock trial and asks the students to become the jury and try to reach a unanimous verdict in the case. CCE brings a judge with us to each class, to preside over the lesson, guide the students through the jury deliberation, and answer their questions about jury service – or anything else. The video lesson works equally well with adult groups in the community, and CCE has also used it successfully with students as young as middle school.


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Youth sports teams – of boys and girls – face a growing problem. More young athletes are being treated for head injuries, justifiably creating a growing concern among worried parents.
Their fear is compounded by a lack of reliable data and the reluctance of some young athletes to report injuries, fearing they would let down their teammates if they did.
Those are just a few observations from a report issued by the Institute of Medicine's Committee on Sports-Related Concussions in Youth. Its chairman, Robert Graham, said "more and better data" are needed to understand what's happening and how to make sports safer.
In recent years press reports focused on professional football players suffering concussions following violent collisions. Those concerns have led to questions about the impact of repeated blows felt by boys and girls from the earliest youth leagues through high school.
This much is clear: The public is taking notice, and participation is being affected. The number of young people playing Pop Warner football, for instance, showed a 9.5 percent drop between 2010-12, some 23,612 kids. Some say the steep reduction could be traced to a trend of young athletes specializing in one sport, while others blame a fear of head injuries, especially among parents.
Female athletes appear no less immune to serious sports injury. Last year's report from the committee on concussions said soccer, lacrosse and basketball are linked to the highest rates of concussions among high school and college girls.
At a recent U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee hearing, it was even suggested that the youngest athletes should not play contact sports before age 15, the time when most students enter high school.
A compilation of statistics by the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association is alarming. It shows:
- About 8,000 children are treated in emergency rooms each day for sports-related injuries;
- Female high school soccer athletes suffer almost 40 percent more concussions than males. Women basketball players sustain 240 percent more concussions than their male counterparts;
- Emergency department visits for concussions sustained during organized team sports activities doubled among 8 to 13 year olds between 1997 and 2007.