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Will west Boca video cost Romney the election?
By Opinion Staff
For Mitt Romney, there wouldn't have been a good time for release of video showing him at a fundraiser west of Boca Raton last May. Monday's release, though, was especially ill-timed.A Gallup tracking poll released Tuesday showed that President Obama has come back to earth from his mini-bounce after the Democratic convention. He leads Mr. Romney by just one percentage point nationally.
Most likely, the shrinkage is due to violence against American embassies in the Middle East, since the poll covered the period from the attacks through Monday. Mr. Romney had criticized Mr. Obama's foreign policy in the Muslim world.
Now, though, comes a video in which Mr. Romney says "it's not my job to worry about" the 47 percent of Americans who don't pay federal income taxes. They are dependent on government, which makes them uninterested when he pitches lower taxes. And for crying out loud, they think that they're entitled to food and health care.
Mr. Romney's biggest obstacle is persuading enough voters that he is a rich man who has concern for those without much money. His comments, as recorded on the video, are heartless. He tells people who paid $50,000 to attend the fundraiser that 47 percent of the electorate have decided to vote for Mr. Obama because, basically, they mooch off those who pay taxes.
In fact, some of those "moochers" will vote for Mr. Romney. In fact, some of the wealthy will vote for Mr. Obama. Maybe they're the ones with a social conscience. Either way, Mr. Romney describes an "us against them" society that could annoy enough voters to give President Obama, against all odds, a second term
What do you think? Will the west Boca video cost Romney the election? Take our poll and/or leave a comment.


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A PAY and display parking ticket machine worth about £5000 has been stolen in Ripon.
The machine was taken from the St Marygate car park on Sunday night when thieves ripped it from its concrete base, possibly using a vehicle, police said.
PC Leah Champion said: "If you were in the area of the St Marygate car park and witnessed any suspicious activity I urge you to come forward and contact the police or Crimestoppers straight away.
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January 10, 2013 The Waynesboro, Staunton and Harrisonburg Police Departments are requesting assistance in locating: Joseph Tyrone Hunter B/M 41 years old 5'10" 160 lbs. Last known address: Waynesboro.
Wanted by Waynesboro on 6 charges: 2 felony count of forgery/uttering, 1 felony count of grand larceny, 1 felony count obtain money by false pretenses, 1 felony count of receive stolen property, 1 felony count failure to appear.
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Wanted by Harrisonburg on 1 charge: 1 felony count of grand larceny.
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"Does she (she being the nurse) REALLY (remember..my FAVE word, she even had the perfect infliction in her tone) think the letters change? I mean come on...that E has always been there, it always will be..wait, unless I turn my head this way (as she goes to the right) it's an "M". This way (as she goes to the left) it's an "W". Think they'll pass out if I say those?" I almost peed my pants...that made me laugh SO hard (but then again I'm always easily amused...HA!) Ok so anyways...on with my story.
My sister LOVES all things TEENincy (I totally know that's not a real word) so imagine my surprise when I found a teeny weeny watering can in the $ spot at Michael's. I immediately KNEW I was making her a flower arrangement. One that shall NEVER die. It will always remain pretty, colors bright and cheery. Sooo I went to town making her arrangement...this is how it turned out (now remember, this watering can is just a smidgen tinier than a tomato paste can):
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I am in LOVE with how this turned out. I'm going BACK to Michael's tomorrow to get myself one so I can make one for my desk. It was SO fun and EASY as all get out to make.
My sister, from her one eye that she CAN see out of, loved it. She said the colors make her so happy and she can't WAIT to put it on her desk :) That's all it took. I was a happy girl.
THEN...I showed her THIS:
"Is THAT for ME????" Oh yeah..I made that for HER. She told my mom - I think I mentioned in my last blog post - that she loved the one I made for my dad and wished she had one for herself. I did a little shopping, got all kinds of girly stuff together (with her fave colors) and came up with a girlified heart arrangement for her. She was so giddy! (at first I thought it was her pain pills making her giddy, but she reassured me - while they make her feel better - it's the hearts that made her so happy...
I was so glad I could do that for her. She deserves it. She's been through alot this week. She's recovering nicely. She's going to be a-ok once her full vision comes in her eye and her body accepts the donor tissue and gives her her eyesight back.
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Starting tomorrow, Deering Road in northwest Atlanta will be closed to all through traffic for six months.
Why is this a huge ordeal?
First, it is a huge ordeal because it's a major cut through between Peachtree Street and Northside Drive, sandwiched between Midtown and Buckhead.
Second, it's a huge ordeal because it's home to the Amtrak station. The bridge that the station is sitting on is over 50 years old and is failing. It will be reconstructed during the road closure.
Drivers will need to detour using Collier Road or 17th Street in Atlantic Station.
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Steven the Dell dude.
You know, the kid who popped up in all those commercials for Dell products well over a decade ago.
In an email interview with Bloomberg, the Dell Dude (his real name is Ben Curtis), had some advice for his former employer:
I think they're making a huge mistake and simply need to bring back the Dell Dude! That's all they need to do. If they brought me back, their sales, stock and media presence would skyrocket. That is by FAR the smartest move they could make.
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- Peter King, SI.com senior NFL writer - Friday August 22Peter King thinks Carson Palmer could have a big year for the Cardinals.
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- Jared Veldheer, Cardinals tackle - Friday August 22Jared Veldheer talks about his road from a Division II college to the NFL.
- Bob McManaman- Arizona Republic senior sportswriter - Friday August 22Bob McManaman believes that Jay Feely is in danger of getting cut from the Cardinals.
- Andre Ellington- Cardinals running back - Friday August 22Andre Ellington looks forward to a break out year with the Arizona Cardinals.


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Article by: Andy Crouch - NOTHING MATCHES THE SPLENDORS OF SUMMER DRINKING.Enveloped in warm evenings, with heavy breezes casting down upon you, surrounded by nature and friends, and accompanied by your favorite beverage companion, it can seem like the perfect moment. When it comes to choosing the right beer, global brewers invite you to enjoy their respective heritage offerings.WHETHER IT BE A German Hefeweizen, a Belgian Witbier, or an American Wheat Ale, these styles share a slight [...] Read More »
Article by: Fred Bouchard - GREG CRONE • 45 • OwnerCroney Estates & Liquid Brands, ScituateGreg Crone's come halfway round the globe making, then selling, quality wine; now he's gone back to the Southern Hemisphere to bring good bargains to the States. He's made New Zealand wines for Brancott, marketed them for Seagram's C&E and Allied Domecq, and is now sourcing and hawking his own brands: Cigar Box, Croney Three-Ton, and Battle Axe. He's an affable bloke [...] Read More »
Article by: Bill Nesto, MW - Bordeaux wine merchants, Jean-Christophe and Margaret Calvet, gave a presentation at the Boston Wine Expo on January 21 entitled "2OO9 Bordeaux – The Best Vintage Ever?" They own the Aquitaine Wine Company. They stood side-by-side at the podium and shared the presentation. Not only is it rare to find a husband and wife team in the wine trade, but they work in a different way than most Bordeaux merchants. To learn more about their impact [...] Read More »
Article by: Harvey Finkel - Dave Roberts, having set out on a bicycle ride in 2OO7, returned owning a vineyard and winery, Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod, thus starting a new career and way of life. His Connecticut family had summered in outer Cape Cod since he was a boy of eight. He and Kathy honeymooned here in 1964. The property was familiar, attractive, well located, and available, and he was at a transition point. Dave, a youthful, energetic 69, [...] Read More »


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Like many of you, I enjoyed the hell out of AMC's new series "The Walking Dead" last season. I was extremely surprised they managed a gritty, gory tale of the zombie apocalypse that was paired with great acting and characters with personality. Most can agree that this is also a series that isn't just for die hard zombie or horror fans - the true drama is about human survival during the end of the known world, and the stories of the survivors can appeal to almost anyone.
"The Walking Dead" casting continues to pick up speed as Brandon Routh has been added to the cast list. So far, Routh will be starring alongside Andrew Lincoln and Jon Bernthal.
Emile Hirsch prepares to dip his toes into the genre pool as he signs on for "The Darkest Hour". The movie, an all new alien invasion thriller from Chris Gorak, begins filming in Russia this summer.
Dennis Iliadis, director of last year's "Last House on the Left" remake, has decided to undertake the daunting task of directing Keanu Reeves in "Jekyll", a modern retelling of the classic tale.
A South African policeman faces trial this week for shooting four men in a bar bathroom in 2008. When entering the restroom, shots were fired as the men argued over penis size at the urinals.
A building collapse at Swedens premiere rabbit show causes a host of new species of rabbits. When trapped in the wreckage, the bunnies did what bunnies do, which boils down to a full scale rabbit orgy. Schwing.
1961 - Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Alexeyevich Gargarin is the first man in space, aboard Vostok I.
20th Century Fox is starting its prep-work for a surprise prequel, "Planet of the Apes: Caesar". Planned to be attached to the Tim Burton remake, the new film will be directed by Rupert Wyatt.
Somebody needs to check Lloyd Kauffman to make sure he hasn't dropped dead from sheer happiness. Dutch TV giant Endemol has acquired the rights to the Toxic Avenger. They have planned a staggering four films, an animated TV series and comic books as well as they prepare to relaunch Toxie as a new 'green' super hero for today's environmentally conscious world.
The big screen adaptation of video game hit Gears of War hits development snags. With the budget cuts and Len Wiseman leaving the team, the writers are now reshaping the film's plot for something more mundane.
AMC's "The Walking Dead" has found its leading man as they have cast Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes. Hailing from the UK, you may recognize Lincoln from his roles in "Love Actually" or the series "Strike Back". Or, you may be like me and never heard of him at all! That's not a bad thing though.
Two women are busted trying to board a plane in Liverpool while trying to sneak their dead relative on board in a wheelchair. This scam is henceforth known as 'pulling a Bernie'.
If you're shopping for a present for that hard to shop for relative, you might want to contact Ross Talor. He'll be happy to whip you up a cane made out of Bull penis. Warning: If given to a male friend or relative, feelings of inadequacy are inevitable.
1970 - The X-rated movie Midnight Cowboy wins the Oscar for Best Picture.
Joe's going to hate this.
... and other words for "boner".


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|Get those letters written to Santa
|Thursday, December 06, 2012 8:35 PM
ANTWERP – Better watch out, better not cry, Santa's gearing up and taking to the sky with a sleigh full of toys for the good girls and boys. Sliding down the chimney chute with all the Christmas presents and loot. Are you naughty or are you nice, does Santa need to check his list twice?
Christmas time is right around the corner so now is the time to get those wish lists to Santa! This is his busiest time of the year and the sooner kids get their letters to him the better! With less than a month left until Christmas, Santa Claus is asking kids to please send their letters soon!
The Antwerp Chamber of Commerce, with the help of the Antwerp High School National Honor Society, is working with Santa this year to get all those letter collected and forwarded to the North Pole. So get those letters written and drop them off at Santa's mailbox, located next to the Antwerp Insurance Agency, across from the post office. Look for the penguin! Don't forget to include your return address so Santa can get back to you.
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As it says in 1 Peter 1:34, "Man is mere phantom as he goes to and fro; He bustles about, but only in vain; he heaps up wealth, not knowing who will get it."
But I know God has been with me through it all, just like the song "Through It All" that Selah sings.
"I've had many tears and sorrows; I've had questions for tomorrow; There've been times I didn't know right from wrong; But in every situation God gave blessed consolation; That my trials only come to make me strong."
Sometimes when things overwhelm us, it's easy for the tears to fall like rain. But just like the song, I have been a lot of places and seen so many faces. But I have felt all alone in a crowd; however, Jesus let me know that I was his own.
During the past three years, the Lord has been my hiding place, and he fills my heart with songs of deliverance. Being scared to death at times, the only thing I could do was run to him and hide. But I know trusting him is the only place to be. As it says in Revelation 2:10, "Do not be afraid of what you are about to suffer."
Since March, I've spent a lot of time listening to Selah. When I found their song, "All My Tears," it caught my attention, especially after my sister died. It somehow comforts me because I know she is with God in heaven. The lyrics go like this, "When I die, don't cry for me, I'll be home and I'll be free. In my Father's arms I'll be. The wounds the world left on my soul will all be healed and I'll be whole -- It don't matter where you bury me; I'll be home and I'll be free. It don't matter where I lay, all my tears be washed away."
I also am comforted when I read Psalms 91:5, which says, "You will not fear the terror by night, nor the arrow that flies by day, nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday."
It continues with "A thousand may fall at your side, ten thousand at your right hand, but it will not come near you," Psalms 91:7.
We are assured if we call on him, he will answer us."I will be with him in trouble. I will deliver him and honor him," Psalms 91:15."If you say, 'The Lord is my refuge,' and you make the most high your dwelling, no harm will overtake you, no disaster will come near your tent. For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways;" Psalm 91:9-11.
But fear not, God has promised he would never leave nor forsake us. So someday soon, these trials will be over.
And if we remain faithful when this life is over, he will praise us with "Well done, thy good and faithful servant," said Matthew 25:23.


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The median home value in New Lebanon, OH is $75,800.
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The national median home value is $170,100.
The average price of homes sold in New Lebanon, OH is $75,800.
Approximately 57.13% of New Lebanon homes are owned,
compared to 33.15% rented, while
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New Lebanon real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you're interested in, contact a New Lebanon real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Great corner lot in New Lebanon. Stop light ideal for restaurant, bank, drugstore. Call for more details.
Beautiful home with 4-5 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Full Basement with 2 car garage, large timber frame barn, large horse barn and large heated brick shop building with Flexicore roof as well as pasture, pond, paved driveway, etc. Master bedrooms on main level with large walk-in closet, large master bath with Whirlpool tub and Walk-out to the deck over looking the pond. 62.44 acres total, 34 acres +/- are tillable. Recent lot survey and split not recorded with the county yet. House on 9.3835 and additional acreage is 52.9117. Lane through woods leads back to tillable acreage in rear. Lots of privacy and extra income from tillable acres and Timber could be harvested as well. Level to rolling acreage on a quiet country road just minutes from town. Definitely A Must See!!
Excellent investment property in a great location! This well maintained multi-unit apartment building contains 6 Two-bedroom, 1 1/2 bath townhouse units. Each 2-story townhouse has spacious rooms, an eat-in kitchen and washer/dryer hook-ups.
LOCATION, PRIVACY AND NO MONEY DOWN! BRINGS YOU TO THIS BEAUTIFUL TRI LEVEL!! Wall to Wall carpet and flooring through out this 3 bedroom home that sits on nearly an acre and a half. A nice little creek flows through the front of the property along wth rowes of trees that give you privacy and seclusion. Big 40 x 30 Heated garage for all and any projects, with a dog run and dog door in the back, very nice. An additional shed for other storage needs. Master bedroom has its own bath located on upper level a long with two other bedrooms. Tri level has a wood burning fireplace insert in lower family room. Priced right, at $180,000 They just want to go back to Florida, so make your offer today, This home won't disappoint you.
Approx. 2,700 liv. area of Country comfort. This raised ranch is on a treed lot w/creek running thru. 33x10 screened enclosed porch w/peaked ceiling and overhead fan. 2-car tandem carport. All appliances stay. Enjoy the peace and quiet being surrounded by nature.
Unique farm home with 3 bedrooms in the country. The eat in kitchen is large enough to hold all the family for those holiday meals. Natural woodwork in the living room and family room sets off the rest of the first floor. The 3 bedrooms upstairs have newer drywall and mirrored closet doors. The enclosed porch creates another room for gathering. Laundry room is off the kitchen and a room in itself. Outside there are 2 barns, a chicken house, a grain barn and another small building. Also a picnic shelter for dining outside. The flower beds and trees finish off this place in the country. This home has 1656 sq ft of living space. Two parcels equaling 14.47 acres come with this great opportunity to own your very own slice of heaven on the farm.
Quiet country setting with lots of open space for the whole family. House sits on a 1.21 acre lot. This roomy 1900 sq ft. home has 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living and family rooms, 1.5 car attached garage, and 1200 sq ft detached garage, enough for 6 vehicles or a boat and all the tools and toys you can imagine! New in 2013/2014: new well drilled and new pump. New roof on both house and detached garage, new continuous gutters, down-spouts, and soffits. Both bathrooms received extensive updates in 2013/2014. Kitchen has been updated with counter tops and flooring. Dining area has also received new flooring. Sliding door off the dining area leads to an expansive concrete patio perfect for entertaining. Carpeting has been removed and seller is offering a carpet allowance. This is your chance to pick your color and style. Newer insulated windows, newer hot water heater and Kinetico water softener/filter. Make an appointment to see this home today!
With over 1 acre, in the country, additions & improvements, makes this one for you! Come Inside! Owner began w/extended concrete driveway & front patio, landscaping, an all season patio enclosure, windows & doors. Enter and you see cedar cathedral ceilings, newer carpet w/hardwood under, floor to ceiling rock wall at fireplace w/new insert, new addition of a family rm., full bath, & sliding doors stepping out to porch w/wraparound sidewalk w/ stone wall. Dining room now has bar counter looking into living room. Kitchen has skylight, plenty of cabinets and all appliances. 2 smaller bedrooms converted into 1 large one. 2 walk-in closets in hallway leads to master suite w/ European bathroom including skylight, marble shower & Jacuzzi tub. Sliding doors from master walks out to 2nd concrete patio. House has been re-insulated. Garage also has workshop area.
Welcome to your quiet location in the country, on 5 beautiful rolling acres. This updated home has 1513 Sq Ft of living space, with 3 Bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Home has updated vinyl windows and a newer roof. Tons of storage in the out buildings this home has a 2 car detached, also another 2 car garage attached to the large pole barn build with steel beams.
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Connect with Lake Erie College�s President Michael T. Victor on Twitter
As a way to get more involved with students of Lake Erie College and the College community, President Michael T. Victor has established a Twitter account, the social networking site, on Wednesday, Jan. 13.
The Twitter account features various updates and news that is happening at the College. Such updates include: events on campus; inspirational quotes; praise for students, faculty and staff; random giveaways; and, College goals and progress reports.
Do not be surprised as a follower of President Victor if you get a glimpse of his sense of humor. "I want this to be informative yet light-hearted. Mostly, I am looking forward to connecting with our students, alumni, faculty and staff on an entirely different level," said Victor.
President Victor is one of the first college leaders in the region to create a Twitter account. To follow him on Twitter, visit www.twitter.com/presmvictor.


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Titles found for: Child studies
Books are listed alphabetically, by author.
- Babies for the Nation: The Medicalization of Motherhood in Quebec, 1910-1970, by Denyse Baillargeon, W. Donald Wilson
- Hearing Voices: Qualitative Inquiry in Early Psychosis, by Katherine M. Boydell, H. Bruce Ferguson
- Taking Responsibility for Children, by Samantha Brennan, Robert Noggle
- Cold War Comforts: Canadian Women, Child Safety, and Global Insecurity, by Tarah Brookfield
- Dead Woman Pickney: A Memoir of Childhood in Jamaica, by Yvonne Shorter Brown
- With Children and Youth: Emerging Theories and Practices in Child and Youth Care Work, by Kiaras Gharabaghi, Hans A. Skott-Myhre, Mark Krueger
- Ontario Boys: Masculinity and the Idea of Boyhood in Postwar Ontario, 1941—1960, by Christopher J. Greig
- Catholic Sexual Theology and Adolescent Girls: Embodied Flourishing, by Doris M. Kieser
- Child Welfare: Connecting Research, Policy, and Practice, 2nd ed., by Kathleen Kufeldt, Brad McKenzie
- Living Recovery: Youth Speak Out on "Owning" Mental Illness, by JoAnn Elizabeth Leavey
- Depicting Canada's Children, by Loren Lerner
- One Best Way?, The: Breastfeeding History, Politics, and Policy in Canada, by Tasnim Nathoo, Aleck Ostry
- Fostering Nation?: Canada Confronts Its History of Childhood Disadvantage, by Veronica Strong-Boag
- Children in English-Canadian Society: Framing the Twentieth-Century Consensus, by Neil Sutherland, Cynthia Comacchio


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The Pokémon: Symphonic Evolutions concert tour is coming to Philadelphia on September 19th. Seats are limited, so be sure to book your tickets quick!
Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are coming this November! Check BNN and Bulbanews for up-to-date Pokémon news and discuss it on the forums or in our IRC channel.
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VS Lickitung can refer to more than one round in Pokémon Adventures:
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The Budget Office is responsible for the development and oversight of the University's annual operating budget. It provides assistance in determining the optimal use of the University's limited resources to achieve the goals outlined in the University's strategic plan in accordance with the University's mission.
By providing the University community with financial data, the Office supports the University's decision-making, as well as the analyses of actual performance against the strategic plan. It assists in identifying efficiencies, new revenue sources and cost containment measures.
Additionally, the Budget Office ensures that the University maintains a sound financial status while operating within the budget limitations established by the South Carolina General Assembly and the University of South Carolina Board of Trustees.
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Within two minutes of WSFA 12 News airing surveillance video of a woman caught on camera stealing baby clothes, authorities had calls come in to identify her.
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THE public are being reminded not to visit any hospital if they have suffered from or been in contact with those suffering from diarrhoea or vomiting recently.
Ten patients at Royal Lancaster Infirmary are suffering from symptoms of Norovirus, the winter vomiting disease.
They include three patients in a bay on the Acute Medical Unit and seven across Ward 20 at the hospital.
Visiting is being restricted to Ward 20 while the outbreak is being tackled. Visitors are asked to contact the ward on 01524 583458 before they set off.
Visitors and patients to the rest of the hospital are reminded that if they have suffered symptoms in the past 48 hours, they should not visit unless their condition is life-threatening.
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Norovirus is the most frequent cause of infectious gastroenteritis in England and Wales and typical symptoms are vomiting and diarrhoea.
"If someone suspects they have Norovirus they should ensure they do not visit hospitals, schools or care homes to reduce the risk of them passing it on to others," said Joann Morse, Deputy Chief Nurse.
"They should also avoid work – and only return after they have been free of diarrhoea and vomiting for at least 48 hours– during this time infectious viruses may still be present."
The University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay Trust (UHMBT) said because of its highly contagious nature, Norovirus can quickly spread through a hospital and the only way to combat it is to close wards to admissions, restrict visiting and wait for the outbreak to run its course.
This can be highly disruptive to patients in those and other wards. On some rare occasions it may lead to patients having surgery or other procedures cancelled.
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o This includes thorough hand washing especially after using the toilet, and any contaminated surface should be thoroughly disinfected after an episode of illness.
o Food preparation should also be avoided until three days after symptoms have disappeared.
o Unfortunately there is no specific treatment for norovirus apart from letting the illness run its course, therefore it is important to drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration especially in the very young or elderly.
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Are churches and businesses going to sign up?
What about those who live in their cars, but don't participate in the program?
Barton said. "If you want to ask the churches and the nonprofits and the businesses to step up, why isn't the city stepping up? I think the city needs to show the way on how to help those who need temporary help."
Many posting comments on the car camping threads suggest that this isn't just a temporary problem.
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Thanks, Mr. Klein, for trying to help out our residents.
I think the rest are too cowardly. They are pretending they are compassionate and when the proposal fails, they will be able to say they tried.
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It is intellectually dishonest to call people "living" in vehicles as "residents". While it may offer some "legitimacy" to their situation--these are not people who contribute to their "fair share" by:
1) paying utility bills/taxes
2) paying property taxes.
3) provide security to a neighborhood through the sharing of common values--such as looking out for suspicious vehicles likely to be engaged in home robberies.
People who are vehicle-based can easily move from city to city over the course of a week, making them "residents" of just about anywhere that doesn't run them out of town.
The City would be more honest if it called these folks what they are--transients, homeless or vehicle-occupants. But "resident" is clearly not appropriate.


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Zanon, who was acquired from Minnesota before the traded deadline, was classified as a healthy scratch.
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BOSTON — The Bruins, who debuted two new players Tuesday in their loss to Ottawa, will replace one of those new faces with another newcomer tonight against New Jersey at the TD Garden.
Head coach Claude Julien confirmed that Greg Zanon will be in and Mike Mottau will be the healthy scratch on Boston's back end.
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LAS VEGAS -- A man who spent more than 20 years in a Nevada prison for a crime he didn't commit could be on the hook for three more crimes if the state of Florida has its way.
After spending more than two decades behind bars for a murder he said he didn't commit, a Nevada court recently found Fred Steese is actually innocent of the crime.
Instead of freedom, though, Steese remains in lock-up awaiting extradition to Florida. It seems the Sunshine State doesn't credit the time he has already served.
From within the Clark County Detention Center, Steese uses a scratchy video connection to share the story he hoped to forget on the outside.
"Finally, after 20 years, I got found innocent," Steese said.
In 1992, a jury convicted Steese for the murder of Gerard Soules, a Las Vegas Strip entertainer with a poodle act at the Circus Circus.
To avoid the death penalty, Steese agreed to a life sentence without the possibility of parole, believing that on appeal he would prove his innocence.
"I knew from the beginning that I was innocent, so I just kept fighting until somebody listened," he said. "Judge (Elissa) Cadish, she listened and made the right ruling."
Late last year after an evidentiary hearing, Cadish found Steese innocent.
Her ruling was based in large part on new evidence that Steese was out-of-state at the time of the murder.
"Given everything additional that we now know, I am finding that it is more likely than not no reasonable juror would've found him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt," said Cadish, who serves in the 8th Judicial District Court.
The decision, however, cleared just one procedural hurdle, meaning Steese had many more in front of him to secure his freedom.
To resolve the case without further litigation, Steese pleaded no contest to second degree murder.
Under the deal, he satisfied his sentence with the 7,545 days in prison he already served.
"He wants to be able to have a second chance," said Ryan Norwood, who represents Steese from the Nevada Federal Public Defender's Office.
"It was a difficult decision, even based on all the considerations we had, because Fred is innocent," Norwood said. "When the plea was entered and when he was sentenced, we told everyone he was innocent. It was just a way to resolve the case so that Fred could live his life."
But Steese yet to breathe air on the outside.
Instead, he remains imprisoned on a hold from Florida for failing to report to his parole officer more than a quarter century ago.
The Florida Parole Commission told the I-Team that although its decision to bring him back is discretionary, it doesn't consider his time in Nevada.
"He was convicted in Florida," said Jane Tillman of the Florida Parole Commission. "He was released and placed in supervision to follow as part of his sentence. He absconded, he never showed up for his supervision and therefore he's being brought back to the state of Florida to serve 1,189 days with the Florida Department of Corrections.
That's another three plus years in a Florida prison.
"He spent almost 21 years in custody for something he didn't do," Norwood said. "Why should he have to go across the country to spend another three years in Florida for something else, something that would've been resolved a long time ago if it weren't for the fact of a wrongful conviction."
Florida has until early April to transport Steese. If it fails to do so, Steese may finally get to go home.
Until then, he speaks through a scratchy connection, hoping that someone will listen.
"I've already done 20 years for something I didn't do and now I got to go to Florida for three years," he said. "C'mon."
The I-Team reached out to Florida Gov. Rick Scott to see if he supported the commission's decision. After all, it will cost Florida taxpayers nearly $50,000 to transport and house Steese.
The governor, however, responded through the parole commission. So far, it insists, it is coming for Steese.


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I have a hunch that Fred was a son of Julius William & Augusta Roggentin Dreyer; the husband of Lucille McManus & the father of Phyllis Dreyer Shipp & Wayne E Dreyer. Can you confirm this info? If you can, I will add it to the memorial. Lucille's mother was Olive Steenbergen, one of my cousins.
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She is buried at the Oak Ridge Cemetery located at 4301 West Roosevelt Road, Hillside, Illinois. She is buried in Section 2, Lot #317. I don't know if her husband, CHARLES FRANK BRADLEY born abt. 1860 is buried there or not. But, she is! Yea! You say that you talk to dead people? Indeed, so do I. Every time that I go to a cemetery, I ask them to let me know where they are located, so I can stop by and say hello. Within the first row or two that I meander into, there they are! They guide us, they want us to know where they are and who they were. Thank you so much. Eilene
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Well, it wasn't just that the 'front end' (what you can see) that changed. A whole bunch of stuff at the 'back end' changed too. And there's more planned – and all of it is rockin'. While the team worked together to make it all happen, the planning, thinking, occasional yelling, frequent cajoling (with cake), and general project management was done by Kim.
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Jack L. DeVries, age 73, died on Sunday, November 13, 2011 at the Good Samaritan Hospital in Kearney, Nebraska. He was born on September 9, 1938 at Arapahoe, Nebraska to Tobias & Elsie Clara (Hein) DeVries.
He grew up in Arapahoe, Nebraska and attended Arapahoe High School graduating with the class of 1957. After school, he took some schooling for butchering and would work for Custom Packing. He served time in the U.S. Navy. He would come back to Arapahoe and work at the Arapahoe Coop as a tank wagon driver. In 1971, he moved to Omaha, Nebraska and worked 20 years as a bartender. He would then return to Arapahoe, Nebraska and lived at Sunshine Village. He was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church of Arapahoe, Nebraska. He enjoyed working on crossword puzzles and playing cards.
He is preceded in death by his parents, brother John Wayne DeVries, brother-in-laws Stanley Alexander, Raymond Bockerman, Richard Frogge & sister-in-law Diane DeVries
He is survived by Brothers: Carl & wife Audre DeVries of Beaver City, Nebraska. Bud & wife Gwen DeVries of Arapahoe, Nebraska. Glenn & wife Jo DeVries of Trumbull, Nebraska. Leonard & wife Wyoma DeVries of Inland, Nebraska. Harold & wife Kathy DeVries of Lincoln, Nebraska. Charles DeVries of Arapahoe, Nebraska. Sisters: Mary Bockerman of Arapahoe, Nebraska. Dorothy & husband Harry Wilson of Inland, Nebraska. Elsie Frogge of Grand Island, Nebraska. Phyllis Alexander of Grand Island, Nebraska. Sister-in-law: Marilyn DeVries of Yuma, Arizona.
Condolences and personal reflections may be left at wenburgfuneralhome.com
There will be no viewing and visitation as cremation was chosen.
Funeral services will be Thursday, November 17, 2011 at 10:30 AM at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Arapahoe, Nebraska with Rev. James Moshier, officiating. Inurnment will be at the Arapahoe Cemetery, at Arapahoe, Nebraska. Military rites presented by Edison American Legion. Wenburg Funeral Home, of Arapahoe, Nebraska is in charge of the arrangements.
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Topic: RIDIC005: Refracture BELIEVE w/ EK and Yanix Mixes OUT NOW
RIDIC005: Refracture - Believe
Release: April 13, 2010
01. Original Mix PREVIEW
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Man-of-the-moment Refracture joins the Ridiculoud family for our fifth release with an epic peak-time bomb constructed to annihilate dancefloors everywhere. The original mix combines Refracture's trademark lush atmosphere's and catchy melodies with a growling, destructive bassline made for melting sound systems everywhere. EK cleverly reworks the main elements into a driving assault of tech mayhem while applying his signature funk-drentched bassline. Rounding off the package is label co-owner Yanix, whose progressive remix marries deep growling basslines with driving atmosphere.
Mobius (APE Records) - "Quite like the original; lush breakdowns as ever from Refracture."
Duane Barry (DSUK) - "The original is nice and really has the Refracture sound but for me the remixes are where it's at - Yanix provides a fabulous uplifting interpretation whilst EK brings it deeper and awesome. Full support from me!"
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Lee Martin (Dusted Breaks) - "Another really good release this one! Refracture can do no wrong in my eyes and his breakdowns and build ups are always awesome and no exception here! Yanix & EK remixes are awesome and perfect for my sets! Will probably play all three at some point, though."
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Carrying limited backing from Republicans at home, President Barack Obama traveled to Europe on Wednesday and declared that punishing Syria for using chemical weapons was a matter of upholding the credibility of the world.
The president landed in Stockholm and, at a press conference with the Swedish prime minister, outlined the administration's case for action.
"I didn't set a red line — the world set a red line," Obama said, responding to a question about his saying last year that the use of chemical weapons in Syria would be a "red line" that would change his thinking.
"The international community's credibility is on the line, and America and Congress' credibility is on the line because we give lip service to the notion that these international norms are important," he added.
"And when those videos first broke and you saw images of over 400 children subjected to gas, everybody expressed outrage. How can this happen in this modern world? Well, it happened because a government chose to deploy these deadly weapons on civilian populations."
Obama appeared at risk of losing the support of a critical Republican ally, Sen. John McCain of Arizona. He told NBC News that he would not back a draft of a Senate resolution authorizing force against Syria because it does not address "changing the momentum on the battlefield" and arming rebels who have fought the Syrian government for more than two years.
The leaders of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee agreed Tuesday on the draft and aimed to vote on it by the end of the day Wednesday. Senators spent more than three hours in closed session as Secretary of State John Kerry and committee leaders tried to build enough support to make sure the resolution can pass the committee.
Asked in Sweden whether he would strike Syria even if Congress votes down a resolution authorizing military force, Obama said: "I believe that Congress will approve it."
He added: "I do not believe that I was required to take this to Congress, but I did not take this to Congress just because it's an empty exercise. I think it's important to have Congress' support on it."
The president said he was mindful that memories of the Iraq war were fresh, particularly in Europe.
"Keep in mind I'm somebody who opposed the war in Iraq, and am not interested in repeating mistakes of us basing decisions on faulty intelligence," he said. "But having done a thoroughgoing evaluation of the information that is currently available, I can say with high confidence that chemical weapons were used."
On Tuesday, some Republicans, including House Speaker John Boehner of Ohio, lent their support to a limited attack on the Syrian government for using poison gas against rebels outside the Syrian capital Aug. 21.
The resolution would limit American involvement to two months, with a possible one-month extension, and would bar the use of ground forces. The administration has said punishing Syria would not mean putting "boots on the ground."
"The president is not asking you to go to war," Kerry told Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. and a skeptic of a Syria strike, during a hearing of the Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday.
Kerry and other administration officials appeared before the House Foreign Affairs Committee, pressing the administration's case and using much the same language as they had used before the Senate committee.
Rep. Steve Chabot, R-Ohio, expressed deep reservations and asked whether Obama would have "bothered to come to Congress" if the British Parliament had passed its own resolution supporting military force. Parliament rejected it instead.
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Algae clogs Menlo Park water lines
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on Oct 9, 2012 at 12:26 pm
The hot and cold water screens on the washer were almost completely clogged with brown algae - after cleaning the filters, our wash cycle went from an hour to under 20 minutes
on Oct 9, 2012 at 12:48 pm
I almost bought a new washing machine because it stopped working. The filters were stuffed with this brown goopy algae. Now the washer seems fine. So I have been drinking this stuff for a month?
on Oct 9, 2012 at 3:10 pm
Counts as a serving of fruits and vegetables!
Add that to the lime in my G&T, and I'm almost to 5 a day!
on Oct 9, 2012 at 4:09 pm
We regularly (and for long before this "recent" algae) have to replace our washing machine filter, sink filters, and irrigation filters. In my opinion this is not a recent issue at all: it's been going on for quite some time, and we really don't understand why.
Intuitively, algae emerges from standing water that is allowed to breed the algae. Where could this be happening? I assume there are filters at the water distribution system intake: how are those performing? Do they need to be cleaned and/or replaced often? Or are they missing altogether?
I appreciate Mr. Carrasco's words but I question the completeness of his report and feel there must be missing information. Let's be transparent here and get to the root cause and solution.
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By Matthew Blank
I was the sole bartender/waiter/host, and I spent my 12-hour shifts killing cockroaches and listening to my vampire-like boss tell me stories about when he was young and didn't need Botox (he was 40). I'm still pretty positive it was a front for the Russian mob. One day I'll write a screenplay.
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Moment you knew you wanted to perform for a living:
I've always been a performer, but I wasn't positive I wanted to actually pursue a career until my junior year of college, doing a production of Thornton Wilder's A Long Christmas Dinner. I worked so hard but it felt amazing, and the experience ended up paying me back more than I could've ever dreamed.
Favorite pre-/post- show meal:
I'll often buy a large salad at the deli on the corner… eat half before the show and half after.
Favorite liquid refreshment:
Bourbon Manhattan, or a good IPA
Pre-show rituals or warm-ups:
I do a whole verse of one or two hip-hop songs with my tongue sticking out of my mouth, enunciating as much as possible.
Worst flubbed line/missed cue/onstage mishap:
While playing Claudio in the Much Ado "gulling scene," a button spontaneously flew off of my Leonato's jacket. I watched it fall to the ground, and as I contemplated how to pick it up seamlessly, I looked up to find my two co-actors staring at me, waiting for me to speak. I had no idea where we were. Luckily Claudio is kind of an idiot, so I don't think anyone noticed.
Worst job you ever had:
For a month, as my first job out of college, I worked at a Russian Tea-Room Pan-Asian Cuisine Vodka-Infusion Bar/Restaurant with Moroccan decor and Edith Piaf and ABBA playing on repeat.
What drew you to this project?
Asher Lev was a part that I was right for in a beautiful adaptation of an important novel. I'm privileged to be a part of it.
Were you familiar with the material/history before taking on this project?
I'd never read the book, but I was raised Jewish, and in New York. The similarities end there, but I guess I had a one-second head start.
How did you research for this performance?
We took a tour of the Lubavich section of Crown Heights, saw the movement's headquarters, danced in the synagogue, ate matzo in the matzo factory. I also had to do a fair amount of art history research... went to museums and spoke to painter friends.
Most challenging role you have played onstage:
Asher Lev, for sure. I'm on stage for the duration of the play, alternating between addressing the audience and playing scenes with Mark and Jenny, and I play Asher from a 6 year-old to my early 20's. It can be pretty draining, but I wouldn't trade it for anything.
Any upcoming or side projects you can talk about?
There are some exciting things coming up, but mum's the word... stay tuned.
Leading man role you've been dying to play:
I'd love to play Hamlet some day.
Leading lady role you wish you could play:
Could someone please produce a revival of Gilda Radner's 1979 one-woman show? I wouldn't need a rehearsal.
Career you would want if not a performer:
Three things you can't live without:
Playing music, hummus and my partner Cait
"I'll never understand why…"
… investment bankers make so much more money than teachers.
Words of advice for aspiring performers:
In the words of the great poet, Axl Rose, "Just a little patience. Yeeeeaaaahhh." Actually you need a lot of it. But good things come to those who stick with it.
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Dragons full-back Dan Evans gets chance to show his class against Bath
Updated 12:12pm Friday 10th January 2014 in Sport By Chris Kirwan
FULL-BACK Dan Evans gets the chance to send a message to the Newport Gwent Dragons management – and potential suitors – when he lines up against Bath tomorrow afternoon.
The in-form number 15 gets the nod for the Amlin Challenge Cup encounter with the West Country outfit, who will secure top spot in Pool Two if they avoid defeat.
The Dragons are boosted by the return from injury of Wales pair Andrew Coombs and Tom Prydie at lock and wing respectively.
Centre Ross Wardle, scrum-half Richie Rees, tighthead Nathan Buck and flankers Jevon Groves and Nic Cudd are also given the nod.
Bath are captained by Wales loosehead prop Paul James and include Gavin Henson in midfield and ex-Scarlets flanker Mat Gilbert.
Evans looks likely to be a victim of the summer arrival of Wales ace Lee Byrne, who has signed a two-year deal to return home from Clermont Auvergne.
With the Dragons also securing the services of Aled Brew for the next three seasons, the books need to be balanced and Evans is out of contract this summer.
Other clubs are now free to make their move for the 25-year-old and it's unlikely that he will be short of offers, especially after being named man of the match despite the Dragons going down to defeat at Cardiff Blues on New Year's Day.
Evans, who was capped twice by Wales on the tour of North America in 2009, has been a real hit since arriving from the Scarlets in the summer of 2012.
He was the Dragons' top try scorer last season after crossing the whitewash nine times and played in 24 of 32 games, showing his versatility to fill in at fly-half on eight occasions before an ankle injury ended his campaign prematurely.
His fine form has continued in 2013/14 and he has missed just two games – the Amlin Challenge Cup clash with minnows Mogliano and the LV= Cup encounter with London Wasps.
Evans, like former British and Irish Lion Byrne, possesses a booming left peg but looks likely to be plying his trade elsewhere next season.
The Dragons also have recent Wales debutant Hallam Amos on their books and the talented teenager has frequently stated that full-back is his preferred position despite being largely fielded on the wing.
Newport Gwent Dragons: D Evans, M Pewtner, R Wardle, A Smith, T Prydie, J Tovey, R Rees, O Evans, R Thomas, N Buck, A Coombs (captain), R Sidoli, J Groves, N Cudd, T Faletau. Replacements: E Dee, H Gustafson, D Way, M Screech, I Jones, L Jones, S Jones, P Leach
Bath: A Watson, R Lane, G Henson, O Devoto, T Biggs, T Heathcote, M Young, P James (captain), E Guinazu, J P Orlandi, D Day, R Caldwell, M Gilbert, Fearns, L Houston. Replacements: R Batty, A Perenise, K Newport, M Garvey, G Mercer, M Roberts, J Joseph, M Banahan.
Referee: Laurent Cardona (France)
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corpardguy says...
A really good professional and versitile with it, if all was right with the world, we would be keeping him. I would rather have him playing for me than against!
1:26am Sat 11 Jan 14
Robert Shillabeer says...
corpardguy wrote:Absolutely correct he is a class player who give it his all, well worth his place in ant team. Hope he gets his just rewards.
Its really difficult to see a good player and 'game changer' like Dan leave. His contribution to NGD has been huge both on pitch and with the youngsters.
A really good professional and versitile with it, if all was right with the world, we would be keeping him. I would rather have him playing for me than against!
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The first trial in the Chicago area to allow cameras in court during testimony and through to a verdict is beginning as part of a pilot project.
The trial in a DuPage County court for a man accused of instigating the murder of 3 members of a suburban family starts with jury selection Tuesday. Cameras won't be permitted until attorneys make their opening statements.
Johnny Borizov is accused of talking a friend into killing Jeffrey and Lori Kramer and their 20-year-old son, Michael, in their Darien home in 2010. The Kramers' daughter was Borisov's ex-girlfriend.
Prosecutors' spokesman Paul Darrah says the one video and one still camera in the courtroom can't take shots of jurors.
The video camera is locked in place so it can't inadvertently swing toward jurors.
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