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New School of Medicine building fosters learning opportunities
From the outside, the new School of Medicine Building stands as an architecturally stunning addition to campus. What's going on inside the facility is just as impressive.
"It's going to be an exciting year in undergraduate medical education. Many of our faculty have redesigned and enhanced their learning events, with a greater balance of lectures and independent group learning," says Anthony Sanfilippo, Associate Dean, Undergraduate Medical Education.
The incoming Class of 2015 as well as the current students in Medicine will have sessions in two spaces equipped with the latest acoustic and audiovisual technologies. More importantly, the rooms can accommodate lectures as well as small group learning sessions. Outside these spaces, students can gather in one of the 30 small rooms throughout the building for group studying sessions.
Students can hone their clinical skills in a facility set up as a real-life clinic. Another floor of the building is devoted to simulation with mannequins and other equipment that will help students build and test their technical skills. There is also a floor dedicated to foundational sciences such as anatomy, including pharmacology and toxicology and a new home for the Anatomy Museum.
New programming for the first-year class extends beyond the School of Medicine Building. The First Patient Program partners students with patients in the community with chronic conditions. Students will attend clinical visits and community resources to learn and report through the eyes of the patient.
First-year medical students will also participate in a pilot program based at the Napanee hospital shadowing a nurse for a shift to learn about their work in a hospital and how a hospital functions.
Other innovations in undergraduate medical education include:
• An e-portfolio has been introduced for incoming students that will allow them to begin self-regulated learning in medicine;
• The Cardiovascular and Respiratory course introduced to second-year students, now at the beginning of their second year;
• Clinical and Communications Skills to include new sessions on clinical reasoning;
• The Clinical Enquiry course redesigned, giving second-year students the opportunity to learn research skills in a three to one ratio with clinical and scientific researchers;
• The Introduction to Clerkship unit expanded to include recommendations from residents, strategies for making clerkship work, complex cases students may encounter in clerkship, tours of the hospital, getting mask-fitted and other key aspects of the beginning of students' workplace-based learning.
The grand opening of the School of Medicine building will occur Thursday, September 22 from 4-5 pm.
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Microsoft is pushing the improved security of its Windows Server 2008 software package as one of the primary reasons why business customers should upgrade to the long-awaited product refresh as quickly as possible.
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In addition to being fully designed under Microsoft's SDLC (security development lifecycle) initiative -- a program already credited with allowing Microsoft to ship its products with far fewer vulnerabilities than previous iterations -- Server 2008 has new features that should help customers address a range of important security issues, according to company officials.
Microsoft representatives claim that beefed-up firewall technology, support for the emerging IPv6 Internet protocol, improved onboard encryption and further integration with its Active Directory registry system, among other additions, represent a significant step forward for the release formerly-known as Longhorn in terms of its overall security standing.
The company has also finally delivered its NAP (network access protection) technology -- Microsoft's flavor of the access control tools identified more widely under the banner of NAC (network access control) -- that many security industry watchers have cited as a potential accelerant for device and user network authentication efforts.
Company officials said that the software maker was specifically set on defending the updated infrastructure technology against malware attacks while boosting ID and access control, adding encryption and document protection features, and enhancing the system's reporting and audit functions to handle compliance-related tasks.
As it has claimed Vista to be the safest OS that it has ever shipped, based on the continued adoption of SDLC and added security functionality, Windows Server 2008 follows suit, said Brendon Lynch, director of privacy strategy at Microsoft.
"With the way that information has become the new currency for crime, it is critical for customers to better protect and govern data; part of this process is about people and process, but technology has to serve a role in supporting all this, and we believe that the enhancements made in Server 2008 do just that," Lynch said.
Along with further hardening the software to prevent attacks that attempt to misuse its services and preventing unnecessary interaction with its kernel to thwart root kits, the new filtering, encryption, and Active Directory features should go a long way toward helping customers reduce their attack surface, company officials said.
With NAP, Windows Server 2008 users gain not only a new method for enforcing endpoint device authentication and anti-virus capabilities, but also the ability to integrate their infrastructure more tightly with third-party NAC products, such as those made by networking vendors like Cisco Systems and security players like Symantec.
While Microsoft has often been criticized for failing to align itself closely with IT industry standards, its work to drive interoperability with the Trusted Computing Group's NAC efforts should prove beneficial to users of existing access control and anti-virus technologies, officials said.

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All the weekend's Peninsula League and Jolly's Combination League fixtures have been cancelled as rain and wind continue to lash the Duchy.
Falmouth Town's home game against Plymouth Parkway was cancelled as early as Friday after league secretary Phil Hiscox invoked the 'severe weather ruling', allowing clubs to call off fixtures without the need for an official to be present.
Town's game with Parkway and Penryn's home tie against Callington at Kernick Road will now take place in the new year.
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As the holidays settle around us like so many drifted leaves (or snowflakes) we usually find ourselves looking for tasty tipples for sharing. Perhaps you find yourself doing the same. After all, part of what makes the holidays sacred is the sharing of food and drink with those we love. Here at the Near West Side we have lots of good eats for the table and good ingredients for the kitchen. Our desire to be a one-stop shop for you means we have much to offer in the way of beverages too. Here's a quick look at some items that are relatively new and seasonally savvy:
First let's talk about bubbly. The winter holidays, from early December through Valentine's Day, are all about the bubbles. And with good reason—ounce for ounce there's more good cheer (or romance) in a bottle of sparkling wine than in any other beverage known to humanity.
It's even a favorite at the North Pole, where Mrs. Claus doles out "shift drinks" of Champagne to elf workers as they leave Santa's Toy Factory every night. This year's bubblies at the Near West Side are Rotari Brut and Rotari Brut Rose, both made properly, from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir and refermented in the bottle. Also available are the Pinord Reynal wines from Spain, including their delicious and surprising sparkling red wine. All of these bubblies are for sale at just $9.99/bottle.
Le Lapin Zinfandel, Petite Sirah, or Multiplicity (a blended red)--This is the "second label" of Rabbit Ridge Winery. This brand is a trip back to their roots as a producer of ripe, juicy red wines of great value. These wines are all $7.99 a bottle and you'll be surprised at how good they are.
Caligiore "Staccato" Malbec/Cabernet—One of our recent additions to the organic selection, this wine has been difficult to keep in stock. It's a great blend that is both cocktail and food friendly and is a tremendous value at $8.99/bottle. For your holiday cavorting and carousing, this is one of your better options.
Morgan Cotes du Crow's Syrah/Grenache Mendocino—I've always loved the wines from Morgan Winery, more so now that they have been committed to sustainable farming practices for over a decade. The problem has been the upward creeping of price points over the last few years. Now they have a delicious bottling that showcases the quality and purity of fruit that have made Morgan famous, and at a price that will sell at the grocery store ($17.99/bottle). Bring this wine to the party when you want something with a bit more stuffing to it! Or enjoy it with the roast beast (or beets) at your holiday feast!
Gran Verano Cabernet Sauvignon or Sauvignon Blanc—Got a lot of thirsty revelers coming over? Or just interested in good wine responsibly packaged? In our quest to offer our wine shoppers super fine value and a lighter (packaging) footprint we have found another excellent line of 3 liter box wines. These wines are varietally correct, food friendly, and downright tasty. And they are only $22.99 for a 3 liter box. That nets out to $5.75/bottle! (Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus)
Also look for the wines of d'Arenberg to be arriving here at the Near West Side later this week. The Stump Jump Shiraz just made it onto Wine Spectator's top 100 list for 2009. It and its brothers and sisters (Grenache-Shiraz-Mourvedre, Verdelho, and Sticky Chardonnay) will all be $11.99/bottle. I'll leave it to you folks to puzzle out which of those wines are brothers and which are sisters!
Please also keep in mind that we have great deals on a very limited supply of Riedel Wine Series crystal stemware. Loose stems are $8.99 each and 4 packs are $29.99 each. These make great gifts for the wine buff in your life!
Final wine note: We have acquired a wine chiller here at the Near West Side and will soon have it set up right in the wine department so that those of you who need to get a bottle of wine down to proper drinking temperature in a jiffy can do so. This should be in place by the weekend.
Lastly, I would be remiss if I didn't at least mention the seasonal beers we have brought in this year for your enjoyment during and after the holidays. Winter seems to be the "honey" season for beer (that means the good season, not "honey, will you bring me a beer?"). Many of the world's craft brewers save their best (and sturdiest) efforts for the cooler months. Work your way through the following selections this winter and you are likely to stay warm and cheery:
Anchor Brewing Merry Christmas Happy New Year
Rogue Santa's Reserve
Sierra Nevada Celebration (and remember, Bigfoot will be coming soon!)
Bell's Winter White
Bell's Christmas Ale
Mendocino Imperial IPA
Breckenridge Christmas
Upland Winter Warmer
Affligem Noel
Whatever your holiday plans, please remember to cherish the time spent together at the table and in the living room with your friends and loved ones and please enjoy your tipples responsibly (because, after all, Santa is still watching).
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DIRGE WITHIN formed in March of 2007 by founding members Shaun Glass, Jimmy Knight, and Jerms Genske. With the additions of Paz, and Matt Szlachta to follow in late April 2007. Immediately DIRGE WITHIN recorded the 3 song demo including the songs "Forever the Martyr" "Complacency Strain" and "Ties That Bind" at Mercenary Studios in Zion, IL. (Engineered by Scott Creekmore). The demo was mixed and mastered by James Murphy (Testament/Death) at Safehouse Productions. In June of 2007 DIRGE WITHIN played their first show in Milwaukee, WI. In November of 2007 DIRGE WITHIN became a member of the Jagermeister Music family. Soon after, DIRGE WITHIN had also become endorsed by: ESP Guitars, Washburn Guitars, Spector Basses, Randall Amplification, Line 6, Peavey, EMG Electronics, Dunlop, Samson Wireless Systems, Draven Shoes, Warlord Clothing, SRH Clothing, and Ed Stone clothing. DIRGE WITHIN's "Forever the Martyr" was placed in permanent rotation on Sirius Satellite Radio's Channel 27 "Hard Attack". Early 2008 brought DIRGE WITHIN back into the studio to record another song with Engineer Chris Djuricic at Studio One (Racine, WI). "The Last Goodbye" was recorded, with the mixing and mastering by James Murphy (Safehouse Productions). In April of 2008 DIRGE WITHIN teamed up with Justin Arcangel of Dark Angel Management. As well as obtaining International Booking by Paul Ryan of The Agency Group. On July 28th, 2008 DIRGE WITHIN released a one minute snippet of a new track, called "Confession". Once again, the song was engineered by Chris Djuricic at his studio, Studio One. However, this time they took a new step and enlisted the skill of Edsel Dope (Dope) to produce the track. "Confession is just a taste of what's to come in 2009!" "Confession" was mixed and mastered by James Murphy at Safehouse Productions. DIRGE WITHIN has played shows alongside acts such as God Forbid, Nile, Death Angel and Prong. DIRGE WITHIN was proud to be part of the June Jagermeister Music Tour dates with Hatebreed, Type O Negative, and 3 Inches of Blood. As well as the July Jagermeister Music Tour dates with Dope & Kittie. DIRGE WITHIN officially inked a contract with E1 Entertainment (formerly KOCH Records) in May 2009. DIRGE WITHIN then immediately went on their first tour as a signed artist. Touring with Static-X, Bury Your Dead, and Seventh Void. DIRGE WITHIN'S debut album "FORCE FED LIES" is ready to go, and will be released via E1 Entertainment on September 1st, 2009. In stores everywhere and iTunes. Keep checking back from more updates on DIRGE WITHIN. And remember, as always, KEEP IT FUCKIN METAL! Dirge Within Is: Jerms - Vocals Shaun Glass - Guitar Matt Szlachta - Guitar Jimmy Knight- Drums
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Topic: WAYS AND MEANS ft SUSIE LEDGE-DROWNING-OUT NOW-[SUBTRIBE049]
WAYS AND MEANS featuring Susie Ledge "DROWNING"
SUBTRIBE049 is Now Available!
For those who is ready for the next Subtribe release, we are happy to introduce our next monster-track from the British band 'Ways and Means' part of the worldwide known 'Kosheen' project, which is known all over the world and famous female singer - Susie Ledge.
Juicy dance rhythm with a touch of melancholic Susie's vocals makes a decent track, not only for the dancefloor rocking, but also for everyday listening.
The release includes remixes from russian producer BREAKZHEAD, who uses full potential of melodic vocals to create atmospheric mixture of aggressive break-beat. Also included - remix from B-BOY TRONIK. The tune is permeated with trance feeling, which reminds of "freestyle" - music style, very popular in the 90s. Highly recommended for all the fans of Freestyle Project and Music Instructor.
The last remix is created by TONY AWAKE, surprisingly, in the form of light RNB - the music for making love, which relaxes and allows you to drown in the ocean of pleasant feelings.
1. Original Mix
2. BreakZhead Remix
3. B-Boy Tronik Remix
4. Tony Awake Remix
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tony awake mix is bad laid back sound nicely done well done subtribe
Thanks for the promo, guys. BreakZhead and Tony Awake remixes for me here. Will spin them out.
Far Too Loud:
Thanks! Original mix for me on this release. Nice spacey vibes but
the track maintains a killer groove for dancefloor appeal.
Dj Phoneme:
Hey. Thanx again for the promo,big ups to the Subtribe crew.
I love the vocal,very good tunes.
My favourite would be the BreakZhead remix,wicked beats rolling with a great vocal.
Favourite Track : WAYS & MEANS feat SUSIE LEDGE : Drowning (BreakZhead remix) / (B-boy Tronik remix)
Rating: 4/5
Comments: Top release on the Subtribe label ! 2 fantastic remixes ! The BreakZhead remix is a powerful nu skool Breaks with melodik synths and he B-boy Tronik remix is a perfect Breaks-Trance. Support of both remixes in our Metamorph Masterpieces Podcast (Soundcloud) in the next weeks and also in my live sets.
Duane Barry:
I love the remixes, especially B-Boy Tronik remix - will support all in my sets for sure Subtribe rules!
Bill Vega:
Class release as usual, going for the Breakzhead remix
BreakZhead remix does well and there's an interesting chilled mix from Tony Awake. Cheers anyway!
All over the original of this one, definitie support
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Pinny lanes | On the margins and in the barrens, soccer gains a foothold
Local youth clubs have noticed the talent on offer. Win Zaw, 14, of the Karen refugee community from Burma, played with former Burmese national-team members at refugee camps in Thailand. One hundred and twenty more Burmese families are due to be resettled in coming months. "[T]he only word they had to hear was "soccer,' " says youth coach Mike Koperda of the new arrivals, "and that was enough to inspire them."
Moving south, the annual International Festival in Baltimore from Aug 5–6 featured a soccer tournament. "It reminds me of my home country," Sergut Admasu, of Ethiopia, told the Baltimore Sun while watching Ethiopia versus El Salvador. "You don't see people [here] playing soccer this often."
The Washington Post published a recent front-page feature on the attraction of area Latino soccer leagues—and the relatively lucrative construction jobs that go with them—to professionals from Central America (Nick Miroff, "Constructing Lives Off the Soccer Field," Aug 7). For example, Calros Nerio of El Salvador, working in suburban Virginia in the off-season and playing for Liga de Manassas, "makes more in a week installing windows and doors than he made in a month as a pro fútbolista." More than 30 Latino men's leagues field teams in Washington, with between 8,000 and 12,000 players competing each weekend. (See also 11 Apr 06.)
Finally, lest one think the grassroots phenomenon is confined to the Northeast and Atlantic states, the Kansas City Star reports on a local league for African teams (Peter Makori, "Soccer Brings Together Kenyans in KC," Aug 13). Kenya FC brings together former Kenya Premier League players, but, again, serves a unifying function and as a bridge between ethnic camps.
"Since we formed this team, we always have reason to meet," says Nassir Ali, president of the Organization of Kenyans in Kansas City.
In the Washington Post on 5 Nov 06, David Montgomery details how soccer flavors the memory of Oscar Antonio Argueta, a day laborer who died suddenly following a match sponsored by Maryland immigrant advocacy group CASA ("One Final Gift").
He decorated the apartment with photos of his soccer teammates. He played in two leagues. He asked [fiancee Dilcia Areli] Banegas to wash his uniforms extra carefully, by hand. Sometimes he would come home with his feet so swollen that he said it was time to hang up his cleats. But by the next weekend, he'd be eager to play again.
"He used to say, 'I'm going to die playing,' " Banegas says.
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It looks like a Spanish name. So you can pronounce it two ways. If the woman is comfortable with English, you could say "ro-haas." (Long O, as in "toe," short A as in "ha ha ha!") If you want to pronounce it correctly in Spanish, the first R would have to be rolled (like a cat purring) and the J would be much like the CH in the German word "Macht."


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Company History
Tracing back our history through our retail, pharmacy benefit management and retail clinic roots, today CVS Caremark is a pharmacy innovation company that is reinventing pharmacy. Our businesses may have had different beginnings, but we are now bound by the common purpose of helping people on their path to better health.
CVS Caremark
On February 5, 2014, CVS Caremark announced that it would stop selling cigarettes and tobacco products in all of its CVS/pharmacy stores by October 1, 2014.
CVS Caremark announces that it exceeded $100 billion in revenues in 2011.
In March, Larry Merlo succeeds Tom Ryan as President and CEO of CVS Caremark. Merlo joined CVS/pharmacy in 1990 through the acquisition of People's Drug.
CVS Caremark marks the first anniversary of its successful, transformational merger as the largest integrated provider of prescriptions and health-related services in the nation.
CVS Corporation and Caremark Rx, Inc. complete their transformative merger, creating CVS Caremark, the nation's premier integrated pharmacy services provider.
Our retail roots
The company celebrates the opening of its 7,000th CVS/pharmacy, located in Little Canada, Minn.
CVS Caremark acquires 541 stores from Longs Drug in California, Hawaii, Nevada and Arizona, giving CVS/pharmacy immediate market leadership in Northern and Central CA.
CVS acquires 700 stand-alone Sav-On and Osco drugstores from Albertsons, growing its presence in southern California and key Midwest markets.
CVS completes its acquisition of 1,268 Eckerd Stores and Eckerd Health Services, Eckerd's mail order and pharmacy benefit management business.
CVS celebrates its 40th anniversary, and announces its planned entry into the Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minn. market. The company's Extra Care loyalty card program ends the year with more than 44 million cardholders.
CVS/pharmacy continues to grow, announcing its plans to enter the Texas market with stores targeted for high-population-growth markets such as Dallas and Houston. Also in the plans — the company's first locations in Phoenix and Las Vegas.
CVS/pharmacy introduces the ExtraCare Card, becoming the first national pharmacy retailer to launch a loyalty card program.
CVS/pharmacy announces plans to enter the Chicago market and continue expansion in Florida with stores slated for Fort Lauderdale and Orlando.
Tom Ryan is named chairman of CVS Corporation, succeeding company co-founder Stanley Goldstein. The company announces its intention to enter Florida, with stores initially planned for the Tampa market. CVS/pharmacy launches CVS.com, the first fully integrated online pharmacy in the U.S.
CVS acquires 200 stores from Arbor Drugs of Michigan to bring its store total to 4,100 across 24 states.
CVS completes its acquisition of more than 2,500 stores from Revco — the largest acquisition in the history of the U.S. retail pharmacy industry. The acquisition of Revco gives CVS key drugstore locations primarily in the Midwest and Southeast.
Following the restructuring of Melville Corporation, CVS Corporation becomes a standalone company trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the CVS ticker. Stanley Goldstein is the company's first chairman.
Tom Ryan is named President and CEO of CVS/pharmacy. Ryan began his career with CVS/pharmacy in 1974 as a pharmacy intern.
CVS launches PharmaCare, a pharmacy benefit management company providing a wide range of services to employers and insurers.
CVS acquires 500 stores from People's Drug, which establishes the company in new mid-Atlantic markets including Washington, D.C., Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
CVS/pharmacy celebrates its 25th anniversary, finishing the year with nearly 750 stores and sales of about $1.6 billion.
Stanley Goldstein takes over as chairman and CEO of Melville Corporation.
CVS co-founder Stanley Goldstein is named president and COO of Melville Corporation.
CVS reaches $1 billion in annual sales.
Senior Vice President of Marketing Harvey Rosenthal is named President and CEO of CVS. He succeeds Stan Goldstein, who is named Executive Vice President of Melville Corporation.
CVS breaks ground on the Store Support Center in Woonsocket, RI.
CVS/pharmacy finds success and differentiates itself from the competition by opening small health and beauty aids stores in enclosed shopping malls.
CVS acquires the 36-store New Jersey-based Mack Drug chain.
CVS achieves $100 million in annual sales.
CVS nearly doubles in size with its acquisition of 84 Clinton Drug and Discount Stores.
CVS operates 100 stores in New England and the Northeast.
CVS is sold to Melville Corporation.
CVS begins operation of its first stores with pharmacy departments, opening locations in Warwick and Cumberland, Rhode Island.
The chain grows to 17 stores. The original CVS logo is developed (CVS banner inside a shield, with the words "Consumer Value Stores" below) and displayed on store exteriors for the first time.
The first CVS store, selling health and beauty products, is founded in Lowell, Mass. by brothers Stanley and Sidney Goldstein and partner Ralph Hoagland. CVS stands for Consumer Value Stores.
The path of the pharmacy benefit management business
Caremark Rx, Inc. opens a Customer Care Center in Nashville to serve rapid growth in the use of its mail service offerings.
CVS ProCare becomes part of PharmaCare.
Caremark Rx and AdvancePCS announce strategic combination creating a $23 billion company.
CVS Corporation acquires Stadtlander pharmacy, making CVS ProCare the largest specialty pharmacy in the U.S. at the time.
Caremark launches online prescription refills.
Caremark defines pharmaceutical services as its core operating unit and establishes a National Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee.
Caremark merges the prescription benefit management business and the biotech business.
Caremark enters the multiple sclerosis marketplace.
Caremark launches CarePatterns® Disease Management Programs.
CVS launches PharmaCare, a pharmacy benefit management company providing a wide range of services to employers and insurers.
Caremark expands product lines and sets up additional offices in Northbrook, Illinois.
Caremark sets up offices in Redlands, California.
Caremark spins off from Baxter. The Caremark Formulary is developed and Clinical Intervention Programs are introduced.
Caremark purchases Prescription Health Services (PHS).
Baxter taps its expertise in health care cost management to begin providing prescription benefit management services. As a division of Baxter, Caremark launches Mail Service Pharmacy, IGIV Home Care Services, and Growth Hormone Distribution and Services.
Hemophilia Patient Home Health Care is launched.
Baxter Health care Corporation launches the First National Hemophilia Home Service.
Innovations in retail medicine
MinuteClinic reaches the new milestone of 18 million patient visits and 800 clinics in 27 states by year end, well on the way to the goal of 1,500 clinics in 35 states by 2017.
MinuteClinic continues exponential growth, expanding to more than 600 clinics in 25 states and 14 million patient visits.
MinuteClinic begins a series of affiliations with major health systems across the U.S. to enhance access to high-quality, affordable health care services.
MinuteClinic becomes the first retail clinic to be accredited by The Joint Commission.
CVS Corporation acquires MinuteClinic, America's leading operator of in-store health clinics.
CVS/pharmacy partners with MinuteClinic, announcing three clinics to open in CVS/pharmacy stores.
The demand for walk-in convenience led to quick growth, with several large employers asking their health plans to include QuickMedx in their networks. QuickMedx is renamed MinuteClinic in December 2002.
Rick Krieger and partners Douglas Smith, M.D., Steve Pontius and Kevin Smith, RN, FNP founded QuickMedx, the retail health care centers that became MinuteClinic.


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Special party held in London for poorly children from south Essex
4:20pm Thursday 20th December 2012 in Local News By Melissa Hills
A GROUP of poorly children from south Essex were each granted a special wish when they attended a party filled with their favourite celebrities.
Eden Langford, six, from Basildon, Bethany Hambleton, eight, also from Basildon and Sam Lowe, 11, from Benfleet were all invited to No 11 Downing Street by the Chancellor George Osborne with the Starlight charity which grants wishes for poorly youngsters.
Spice Geri Halliwell, pop band Lawson, X Factor sensation Ella Henderson and singers Jamelia and Carly Rae Jepsen were all at the party.
The children were accompanied by their parents to the memorable event where they were given a tour of the winter wonderland house and tucked into an extravagant afternoon tea.
Sam's mum Cassie, 37, of Bartley Road, said: "The event was great and we had such a good time, after everything Sam has been through this was a lovely treat."
Sam was diagnosed with a benign brain tumour in July 2011 and he lost out on a whole year of schooling because he had to take on continuous treatment.
Cassie added: "At first the doctors thought it was epilepsy because he was having seizures but my husband said right from the beginning it was a brain tumour and he was proved right.
"It was such a terrible thing to go through as a family and its hard to describe how you feel. Its just like being numb because you cannot do anything but Sam has been so brave and just amazing."
Eden suffers from severe epilepsy and the party was a lovely treat to share with her mum Nicola and a great opportunity for her to meet some of her favourite singers and have some fun.
Bethany suffers from Ehlers–Danlos syndrome, which is a serious inherited condition and causes problems with skin, ligaments, cartilage and blood vessels, leading to fragility of connective tissues.
Bethany met Lawson at the event and got to spend some quality time with her mum Deborah.
After meeting the children Geri, who was at the event on Tuesday, December 11, said: "Wow, the children I met were inspirational, even through their suffering they keep smiling, how wonderful to have a Christmas party with them.
"Over 100,000 children will be spending Christmas in hospital and Starlight is such a wonderful organisation that really brings joy to so many children. Thank you to all that supports them."
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flagrantly unjust and harmful policies for taxes, governmental spending and real
and imagined surpluses in place or on their way had their beginnings in the last
years of Carter's presidency — prodded and facilitated by what Richard Du Boff
termed "the corporate counter-attack," against unions and decent social
policies. In the ensuing quarter century, governments at all levels have become
dominated by GOP and Democratic conservatives, a domination achieved by a public
effectively taught (in Paul Baran's memorable phrasing) "to want what they don't
need, and not to want what they do."
of what we do need from governmental policy was first effected late in the
depression of the 1930s, and both broadened and deepened in the Fifties and
Sixties. The policies were "reformist," not radical; and/but they helped to meet
some deep needs of the people and the economy. That it took a depression, a
world war and a Cold War to make such good sense possible is a severe indictment
of our Right-skewed politics, as is the fact that the West Europeans pursued
such reforms much further, even though it has always been easier for us to do
nature and importance of those policies may be understood by the reminder of
where matters stood in the USA in 1935, as the "second" New Deal began: the USA
had NO unemployment insurance, NO provisions for the old, survivors, or the
disabled, NO laws against child labor, NO minimum wage or maximum hours, NO
Medicare or Medicaid or the social benefits (pensions, paid vacations, health
care) paid wholly or partially by employers, NO environmental laws, NO
subsidization of low-cost housing, NO educational policies to counter the
problems of low-income parents and children — NONE of those (among other)
policies essential to a safe and decent society, and to which we became
accustomed (as we also became politically lazy and socially indifferent: just
what Dr. Capitalism wants).
passes for economic wisdom today is frighteningly reminiscent of the 1920s — as
is, in many ways, the behavior of the economy; then, as now, a "laissez-faire"
set of guiding principles which views governmental intervention for social
wellbeing as it would child molestation — a viewpoint joined in and
propagated/propagandized by the economics profession. As in the 1920s,
mainstream econ believes that if and when the economy moves toward and into
recession, manipulation of interest rates is not just the best but the only
solution: Greenspan, as a follower of Ayn Rand and Milton Friedman, accepts that
as being right and proper, implicitly or explicitly — as do most of those in
Congress, most of whom, after all, came to their "adulthood" in the late 1970s,
as this particular Hell was breaking loose.
general public has reacted to this set of regressive developments with
puzzlement, or acquiescence, or enthusiasm or apathy, in one or another
combination — either forgetting or never knowing that the realities and
economics of the 1920s carried us to socioeconomic disasters almost unimaginable
for today's all too pervasive smug and greedy mentalities.
this too must be brought back to attention: if the ongoing rightwing juggernaut
is to be halted and reversed now and in the future, what is required is what
made the earlier reforms possible: hard work by those who formed unions, and
political involvement and hard work by a significant portion of the general
public. ………………
make any progress along that path, we must know the whys and wherefores of the
relevant economic analysis and related economic policies. They are not very
complicated; but they involve unlearning as well as learning.
In an
earlier Zcommentary on the "New Economy" I compared the present with the 1920s),
noting both important differences and important similarities, and argued that
serious trouble lay ahead. That commentary may be worth re-reading along with
this one. Its emphasis was on the extraordinary fragility of the U.S. and the
global economy, due to mountains of consumer, business, and foreign debt,
rampant speculation, and pervasive excess productive capacities, problems all
more severe than their 1920s counterparts. There is much debate as to whether or
not the U.S. economy is at the beginning of a recession (something seen as
totally unlikely even a few months ago). Nobody can predict economic futures
with anything like precision; but one can point to probabilities. They are 1)
there will be a recession in the USA soon; 2) in that the U.S. economy is "the
consumer of last resort" for an export-dependent world economy, the recession
here will occur soon afterward "there"; 3) in that this economy is wildly
over-borrowed, and all other economies also heavily debt encumbered, once
trouble begins it is likely to spread and deepen; 4) virtually every government
now takes "free market" and monetarist policies as undebatable; 5) in the near
future, as in the past that began in 1929, it will take years for good sense to
catch up with and replace today's "common sense." What is that "good sense"?
It is
not monetary policy, which is what the Greenspan and the Fed do: manipulating
the rate of interest (and the supply of money) to stimulate the economy. Its
underlying creed is that the economy never needs more than a little push: hands
off, now and then a tickle — the sort of thing a pilot does with wing flaps, as
distinct from "flying." Such a remedy is effective only when the problem is
minor — good for a cold, but not for the flu, let alone pneumonia.
Duplicative excess productive capacities over the globe mean that too many
factories are producing the same things and trying to sell them to the same
people or places in the face of a broad and deep inadequacy of consumers and
businesses able/willing to buy all that supply at prices that allow profits.
That is the problem whose smoke trails now darken the horizon. It will not be
resolved by "the free market," for that is its cause. Confronting such
structural imbalance between supply and demand with interest cuts — as the
Japanese have been learning for a decade now — is akin to "pushing on a
the face of serious recession (to say nothing of depression) what is not only
economically necessary, but, as well, socially desirable, is to add
governmentally induced demand to private consumer and business demand; that is,
for the government to subsidize what Keynes once called "social consumption" and
"social investment," and to run a budget deficit (increasing expenditures, but
not taxes) to do so. A moment's reflection reveals that such policies create
jobs and increase incomes and stimulate sales for all businesses and improve the
health of the entire socioeconomy.
U.S. economy has been moving toward surplus budgets in the years of expansion;
now, as we move toward contraction, we should be accumulating deficits: not by
reducing the already too low taxes on the rich, but by leaving them where they
are, while giving a quick rebate to the bottom third of the population and
lowering income taxes for the next 50% or so in some reasonable progression.
specifically (as I argued in a Zcom on Social Security last year), the USA
should cease to be unique in its financing of social security through payroll
deductions, and finance it instead through the general tax fund based on income
taxes. The average family now pays more in payroll deductions than in income
taxes; and those with incomes $72,000 and higher pay zero tax on anything above
that. It is stupid and unjust: the poorer you are in your working years, the
less you receive in retirement; the richer you are, and thus needing nothing,
the more you get. Devilish.
the expenditure side we should be pushing for what is socially necessary and, in
the process, move toward the decommidification of essentials: social
expenditures for housing, education, a single-payer health care system,
environmental projects to save our air, water and soil, and expenditures of all
sorts on our creaking infrastructure (not least, in the realm of public
Sounds good, no? To you and me, yes. But there has been no "sounding" of such
notions now for a full generation; just the opposite, with an ongoing
bamboozlement of the general public "teaching" that what sounds good for us is
bad for the economy (read: big business), and thus, bad for us.
So it
is, once more, that we must exert ourselves to build a politics that will do
what will work for a safe and sane and decent and buoyant socioeconomy. If we
can do that we can then go on to do something better than that: work toward a
new and better system.
in this the richest nation in all of history at its richest point, any
individual or family should be unable to meet fundamental needs is an obscenity
verging on social criminality. That the U.S. public should accept the
ideological ravings of the installed and ascendant Right is shameful. Change for
the better has never depended upon a fulsome majority acting to bring it about,
but on a dedicated minority. That's who we are, who we could be, who we must be.


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It took 14 years and and 41 professional fights but Tatsuya Kawajiri finally made it to the Ultimate Fighting Championship's (UFC) famed Octagon when he took on Sean Soriano in the co-main event of UFC Fight Night 34: "Saffiedine vs. Lim" yesterday (Sat., Jan. 4, 2014) at the Marina Bay Sands in Marina Bay, Singapore.
He won by submission 50 seconds into the second round.
It was an impressive performance from "Crusher", who has now won five consecutive fights since dropping down to the 145-pounds to compete in the featherweight division. With the considerable lack of depth within the weight class, why not call out the champion of said division, Jose Aldo?
From the post-fight press conference:
"I'm looking at this fight as just the beginning. I'm looking to go into the main land of America, and fighting in bigger pay-per-view shows. ... If it's possible I'd love to fight the champion Jose Aldo immediately, but I'm sure there's orders I have to follow. So I want to fight some top-ten fighters."
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Shoot with left eye . . . literally.
Used to drive my grandfather crazy that I'd pull up a .22 and rock my head across it to aim (right-handed).
Do the same with the camera now that I think about it.
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Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea (after Sicily). The area of Sardinia is 24,090 square kilometres (9,301 sq mi). The island is surrounded (clockwise from north) by the French island of Corsica, the Italian Peninsula, Tunisia and the Balearic Islands. Sardinia is a constitutional part of Italy, with a special statute of regional autonomy under the Italian Constitution.


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Penryn College's annual winter fashion show will take place on Wednesday, November 28 in aid of the school charity, Water Aid.
The event offers a chance for Year 11 pupils to turn up sharply dressed in preparation for the prom, be it in a glamorous gown, a smart suit or even a traditional Cornish kilt.
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- Condensation process, Glycol Regeneration and Molecular Sieves
- An appendix provides the reader with additional exercises and solutions
Raw natural gas typically contains a substantial amount of water, which can degrade heating value and contribute to the formation of corrosion in piping and other equipment. Under certain conditions, natural gas hydrates can form, which can cause pipe blockages. Although dehydration historically has been a fairly inexpensive step in the upgrading of natural gas to pipeline quality, costs are increasing. Gas Dehydration Field Manual defines the various methods of gas dehydration and discusses the differences between adsorption and absorption.
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PLATTSBURGH — Following a three-point weekend, including a come-from-behind tie against No. 1 Norwich, the Plattsburgh State women's hockey team plays host to Chatham University at 4 p.m. today and tomorrow afternoon.
"Anytime you have an opportunity to play in front of the hometown fans, it's always a confidence booster for our players," Plattsburgh State head coach Kevin Houle said. "We had the exhibition game (versus Etobicoke) a couple of weeks ago, but it's nice to open ECAC West play at the Field House."
The No. 2 nationally-ranked Cardinals (1-0-1) defeated the Cougars 9-1 and 8-0 a season ago, but Houle emphasized the importance of the four points at stake.
"We can't afford to let points slip away because it could potentially disallow us a chance at the regular season conference title and home-ice advantage," Houle said. "(Chatham) is an improved team and we expect their best."
The inaugural edition of last weekend's East-West Showcase in Northfield, Vt., featured Plattsburgh State grabbing a 2-1 victory over Manhattanville College Saturday afternoon before the 2-2 tie against Norwich Sunday. Two of the three goals allowed occurred in the final minute of a period.
"You try to avoid giving a team any momentum going into the ensuing period," Houle said. "The goal we allowed to Manhattanville with 12-seconds remaining in regulation is something we'd like to avoid in the future. We need to protect the one-goal leads and not have to weather a storm late in games."
The Cardinals are led offensively by senior captain Teal Gove (2-0-2) and Jenny Kistner (1-2-3), who were both named to the East-West All-Tournament team for Plattsburgh. Goaltender Sydney Aveson was honored with the Most Valuable Player award after making 40 saves on 43 shots on the weekend and boasts a .930 save percentage to go along with a 1.41 goals-against average.


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States: Arizona, Idaho, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Texas, Utah, Washington
Arizona Locations
Cities: Chandler, Fountain Hills, Gilbert, Glendale, Goodyear, Green Valley, Mesa, Phoenix, Prescott Valley, Scottsdale, Sun City, Sun City West, Tucson
|Chandler Branches
|1010 W Chandler Heights Rd
|Chandler, AZ 85248
|Fountain Hills Branches
|Fountain Hills Branch
|16600 East Avenue Of The Fountains
|Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
|Gilbert Branches
|Gilbert Branch
|675 South Cooper Road Suite 103
|Gilbert, AZ 85233
|Glendale Branches
|Glendale Branch
|6895 W. Bell Road
|Glendale, AZ 85308
|Goodyear Branches
|Palm Valley Branch
|1744 N Litchfield Road
|Goodyear, AZ 85338
|Green Valley Branches
|Green Valley Branch
|303 West Esperanza Boulevard
|Green Valley, AZ 85614
|Mesa Branches
|Mesa Branch
|5852 East Mckellips Road, Suite 101
|Mesa, AZ 85215
|Superstition Springs Branch
|6835 E. Baseline Road
|Mesa, AZ 85208
|Phoenix Branches
|Paradise Valley Branch
|13648 North Tatum Boulevard
|Phoenix, AZ 85032
|Camelback Branch
|2196 East Camelback Road #100
|Phoenix, AZ 85016
|Ahwatukee Branch
|4302 E. Ray Road
|Phoenix, AZ 85044
|Prescott Valley Branches
|Prescott Valley
|5980 E 2nd St
|Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
|Scottsdale Branches
|Lincoln & Scottsdale Branch
|6500 North Scottsdale Road Suite B1
|Scottsdale, AZ 85253
|Mccormick Ranch Branch
|8120 North Hayden Road, #e106
|Scottsdale, AZ 85258
|Sun City Branches
|Sun City Branch
|14626 North Del Webb Boulevard
|Sun City, AZ 85351
|Sun City West Branches
|Sun City West Branch
|19005 North R H Johnson Boulevard
|Sun City West, AZ 85375
|Tucson Branches
|Flowing Wells Branch
|1315 West Prince Road
|Tucson, AZ 85705
|South Tucson Branch
|1833 South Sixth Avenue
|Tucson, AZ 85713
|Swan and Sunrise Branch
|4788 East Sunrise Drive
|Tucson, AZ 85718
|4910 Broadway
|4910 East Broadway Blvd
|Tucson, AZ 85711
|Grant and Craycroft Branch
|5520 East Grant Road
|Tucson, AZ 85712
|Oracle and Magee Branch
|8001 North Oracle Road, Suite 101
|Tucson, AZ 85704
|Camino Seco Branch
|8675 East Broadway Boulevard
|Tucson, AZ 85710
Idaho Locations
Cities: Blackfoot, Boise, Caldwell, Eagle, Idaho Falls, Jerome, Mccall, Meridian, Nampa, Pocatello, Rexburg, Twin Falls
|Blackfoot Branches
|Blackfoot Branch
|715 W. Judicial
|Blackfoot, ID 83221
|Boise Branches
|Orchard Branch
|10 South Orchard Street
|Boise, ID 83705
|Boise Main Branch
|1001 West Idaho Street
|Boise, ID 83702
|Fairview Branch
|10150 Fairview Avenue
|Boise, ID 83704
|Broadway Branch
|1789 Broadway Avenue
|Boise, ID 83706
|Cole and Ustick Branch
|3197 North Cole Road
|Boise, ID 83704
|Caldwell Branches
|Caldwell Branch
|515 Cleveland Boulevard
|Caldwell, ID 83605
|Eagle Branches
|Eagle Branch
|701 East State Street
|Eagle, ID 83616
|Idaho Falls Branches
|Idaho Falls Branch
|500 North Capital
|Idaho Falls, ID 83402
|Jerome Branches
|Jerome Branch
|140 East Main Street
|Jerome, ID 83338
|Mccall Branches
|Mccall Branch
|204 E Park Street
|Mccall, ID 83638
|Meridian Branches
|Meridian Branch
|575 E Franklin Rd
|Meridian, ID 83642
|Nampa Branches
|Nampa Branch
|223 11th Avenue South
|Nampa, ID 83651
|Pocatello Branches
|Pocatello Branch
|1045 Yellowstone Avenue
|Pocatello, ID 83201
|Rexburg Branches
|Rexburg Branch
|80 North 2nd East
|Rexburg, ID 83440
|Twin Falls Branches
|Twin Falls Branch
|494 Blue Lake Blvd N
|Twin Falls, ID 83301
New Mexico Locations
Cities: Alamogordo, Albuquerque, Artesia, Capitan, Farmington, Gallup, Las Cruces, Rio Rancho, Roswell, Ruidoso, Santa Fe
|Alamogordo Branches
|Alamogordo Branch
|300 E. 1st St
|Alamogordo, NM 88310
|Albuquerque Branches
|Albuquerque-Wyoming Branch
|1301 Wyoming Blvd Ne
|Albuquerque, NM 87112
|West Albuquerque Branch
|3761 Highway 528 Northwest
|Albuquerque, NM 87114
|Osuna Branch
|4400 Osuna Road, Ne
|Albuquerque, NM 87109
|Eubank Branch
|5120 Eubank Blvd Ne
|Albuquerque, NM 87111
|Artesia Branches
|Artesia Branch
|602 West Texas Avenue
|Artesia, NM 88210
|Capitan Branches
|Capitan Branch
|103 East Smokey Bear Blvd.
|Capitan, NM 88316
|Farmington Branches
|Farmington Branch
|1501 San Juan Blvd
|Farmington, NM 87401
|Gallup Branches
|Galllup Branch
|221 West Aztec Avenue
|Gallup, NM 87305
|Las Cruces Branches
|Telshor Branch
|1800 South Telshor Blvd.
|Las Cruces, NM 88011
|Amador Branch
|301 W. Amador
|Las Cruces, NM 88001
|Rio Rancho Branches
|Rio Rancho Branch
|2518 Southern Blvd Se
|Rio Rancho, NM 87124
|Roswell Branches
|Roswell Drive-Up South Branch
|1810 S, Main St.
|Roswell, NM 88203
|Roswell Branch
|300 N Pennsylvania Ave
|Roswell, NM 88201
|Roswell Drive-Up North Branch
|3201 N. Main St.
|Roswell, NM 88201
|Ruidoso Branches
|Ruidoso Branch
|398 Sudderth Drive
|Ruidoso, NM 88345
|Santa Fe Branches
|Downtown Santa Fe Branch
|208 Washington
|Santa Fe, NM 87501
|Saint Michael's Branch
|809 Saint Michaels Drive
|Santa Fe, NM 87505
Nevada Locations
|Nevada Locations
|Anthem Branch
|2505 Anthem Village Drive, Suite C
|Henderson, NV 89052
|3170 W Ann Rd
|North Las Vegas, NV 89031
|Rhodes Ranch Branch
|7345 S Durango Drive, Suite 116
|Las Vegas, NV 89113
|Summerlin Branch
|9340 Sun City Blvd #103
|Las Vegas, NV 89134
Oregon Locations
Cities: Albany, Bend, Cave Junction, Corvallis, Dallas, Eugene, Florence, Gilchrist, Grants Pass, Gresham, Hillsboro, Hood River, Klamath Falls, LA Pine, Lake Oswego, Lakeview, Lincoln City, Madras, Medford, Monmouth, Newport, Portland, Prineville, Redmond, Salem, Sisters, Talent, The Dalles, Tigard, Waldport, White City, Wilsonville, Woodburn
|Albany Branches
|Albany Branch
|300 Ellsworth Street, Southwest
|Albany, OR 97321
|Bend Branches
|Bend Branch
|2715 Northeast Highway 20
|Bend, OR 97701
|Bend Bluff Drive Branch
|572 Sw Bluff Drive, Suite 120
|Bend, OR 97702
|Bend - Purcell Branch
|735 Ne Purcell Blvd
|Bend, OR 97701
|Cave Junction Branches
|Cave Junction Branch
|135 South Redwood Highway
|Cave Junction, OR 97523
|Corvallis Branches
|Corvallis Branch
|1111-A Northwest Ninth Street
|Corvallis, OR 97330
|Dallas Branches
|Dallas Branch
|611 Main Street
|Dallas, OR 97338
|Eugene Branches
|Eugene/Coburg Branch
|1745 Coburg Road
|Eugene, OR 97401
|Eugene 11th Avenue Branch
|200 E 11th Ave
|Eugene, OR 97401
|Florence Branches
|Florence Branch
|620 Highway 101
|Florence, OR 97439
|Gilchrist Branches
|Gilchrist Branch
|138345 Highway 97 N
|Gilchrist, OR 97737
|Grants Pass Branches
|Towne Centre Office
|110 Sw 4th Street
|Grants Pass, OR 97526
|Parkway Branch
|1532 Northeast 'f' Street
|Grants Pass, OR 97526
|South River Branch
|290 Union Ave
|Grants Pass, OR 97526
|North Valley Branch
|5080 Monument Drive
|Grants Pass, OR 97526
|Gresham Branches
|Gresham Branch
|1675 Ne Burnside Road
|Gresham, OR 97030
|Hillsboro Branches
|1234 West Baseline
|Hillsboro, OR 97123
|Hood River Branches
|Hood River
|2149 W Cascade Ave #103
|Hood River, OR 97031
|Klamath Falls Branches
|Shasta Way Branch
|1613 Washburn Way
|Klamath Falls, OR 97603
|Campus Branch
|2491 Dahlia Street
|Klamath Falls, OR 97601
|Washburn Branch
|3808 Brooke Drive
|Klamath Falls, OR 97601
|Sixth Street Branch
|5215 South Sixth Street
|Klamath Falls, OR 97603
|Klamath Main Street Branch
|803 Main Street
|Klamath Falls, OR 97601
|LA Pine Branches
|LA Pine Branch
|51535 S Huntington Road
|LA Pine, OR 97739
|Lake Oswego Branches
|Lake Oswego Branch
|14990 Sw Bangy Road
|Lake Oswego, OR 97035
|Lakeview Branches
|Lakeview Branch
|125 North E Street
|Lakeview, OR 97630
|Lincoln City Branches
|Lincoln City Branch
|1545 Northwest Highway 101
|Lincoln City, OR 97367
|Madras Branches
|Madras Branch
|910 Sw Hwy 97, Suite 204
|Madras, OR 97741
|Medford Branches
|Hillcrest Branch
|3220 Hillcrest Park Drive
|Medford, OR 97504
|Biddle Road Branch
|600 Biddle Road
|Medford, OR 97504
|Navigator's Landing Branch
|891 O'hare Parkway
|Medford, OR 97504
|Monmouth Branches
|Monmouth Branch
|523 Main St E
|Monmouth, OR 97361
|Newport Branches
|Newport Branch
|505 North Coast Highway
|Newport, OR 97365
|Portland Branches
|Portland Branch
|127 Southwest Salmon
|Portland, OR 97204
|Raleigh Hills Branch
|4770 Southwest 76th Avenue
|Portland, OR 97225
|Prineville Branches
|Prineville Branch
|1570 Ne 3rd Street
|Prineville, OR 97754
|Redmond Branches
|Redmond - Veteran's Way Branch
|855 Sw Veterans Way
|Redmond, OR 97756
|Salem Branches
|North Salem
|2955 Broadway Street Ne
|Salem, OR 97307
|West Salem Branch
|777 Wallace Road N.W.
|Salem, OR 97304
|Sisters Branches
|Sisters Branch
|610 N Arrowleaf Trail
|Sisters, OR 97759
|Talent Branches
|Talent Branch
|116 W Valley View Rd
|Talent, OR 97540
|The Dalles Branches
|The Dalles Branch
|235 E Third Street
|The Dalles, OR 97058
|Tigard Branches
|Tigard Branch
|15444 Southwest Pacific Highway
|Tigard, OR 97224
|Waldport Branches
|Waldport Branch
|325 NW Hemlock
|Waldport, OR 97394
|White City Branches
|White City Branch
|2323 Avenue H
|White City, OR 97503
|Wilsonville Branches
|Wilsonville Branch
|29028 Southwest Town Center Loop E
|Wilsonville, OR 97070
|Woodburn Branches
|Woodburn Branch
|999 North Cascade Drive
|Woodburn, OR 97071
Texas Locations
|Texas Locations
|Coit and Campbell Branch
|1920 N Coit Road
|Richardson, TX 75080
|Denton Branch
|3100 Wind River Lane
|Denton, TX 76210
|Plano Branch
|5900 Chapel Hill Blvd.
|Plano, TX 75093
|Park Cities Branch
|7001 Preston Road
|Dallas, TX 75205
Utah Locations
|Draper Branches
|Draper Branch
|1207 E Draper Pkwy
|Draper, UT 84020
|Layton Branches
|Layton Branch
|1597 North Woodland Park Drive
|Layton, UT 84041
|Logan Branches
|Logan Branch
|399 North Main Street, Suite 100
|Logan, UT 84321
|Murray Branches
|Fashion Place Branch
|181 E 6100 South
|Murray, UT 84107
|Price Branches
|Price Branch
|308 E Main Street
|Price, UT 84501
|Salt Lake City Branches
|Foothill Branch
|1442 Foothill Drive
|Salt Lake City, UT 84108
|Sugarhouse Branch
|2262 South Highland Drive
|Salt Lake City, UT 84106
|Olympus Hills Branch
|3983 South Wasatch Boulevard
|Salt Lake City, UT 84124
|5010 South Highland Dr
|Salt Lake City, UT 84117
|Plaza Branch
|505 East 200 South
|Salt Lake City, UT 84102
Washington Locations
Cities: Anacortes, Auburn, Bellevue, Bellingham, Blaine, Bothell, Bremerton, Burlington, Centralia, Eastsound, Edmonds, Everett, Federal Way, Ferndale, Issaquah, Kent, Kirkland, LA Conner, Lacey, Lynden, Lynnwood, Marysville, Monroe, Mount Vernon, Oak Harbor, Olympia, Poulsbo, Puyallup, Redmond, Sammamish, Seattle, Sedro Woolley, Sequim, Snohomish, Stanwood, Tacoma, University Place, Vancouver, Woodinville, Yakima
|Anacortes Branches
|Anacortes Branch
|1017 Commercial Avenue
|Anacortes, WA 98221
|Auburn Branches
|Auburn Branch
|206 A St. Se
|Auburn, WA 98002
|Bellevue Branches
|Bellevue West Branch
|10001 Northeast Eighth Street
|Bellevue, WA 98004
|Bellevue/Redmond Branch
|14801 Bel Red Road
|Bellevue, WA 98007
|Crossroads Branch
|15635 N.E. 8th Street
|Bellevue, WA 98004
|Eastgate Branch
|3712 150th S E
|Bellevue, WA 98006
|Downtown Bellevue Branch
|400 108th Avenue, N.e., Suite 104
|Bellevue, WA 98004
|Bellingham Branches
|Lakeway Branch
|1100 Lakeway Drive
|Bellingham, WA 98226
|Cornwall Branch
|1500 Cornwall Avenue
|Bellingham, WA 98225
|Barkley Branch
|2122 Barkley Boulevard
|Bellingham, WA 98226
|Bakerview Branch
|4110 Meridian Street
|Bellingham, WA 98226
|Blaine Branches
|Blaine Branch
|400 H Street
|Blaine, WA 98230
|Bothell Branches
|Bothell Branch
|10015 Northeast 183rd
|Bothell, WA 98011
|Canyon Park
|22904 Bothell Everett Hwy
|Bothell, WA 98021
|Bremerton Branches
|Bremerton Branch
|5265 State Hwy 303 Ne
|Bremerton, WA 98311
|Burlington Branches
|South Burlington Branch
|1020 S Burlington Boulevard
|Burlington, WA 98233
|Burlington Branch
|300 East Fairhaven Avenue
|Burlington, WA 98233
|Centralia Branches
|110 North Pearl Street
|Centralia, WA 98531
|Eastsound Branches
|Eastsound Branch
|35 Main Street
|Eastsound, WA 98245
|Edmonds Branches
|Edmonds Branch
|229 Main Street
|Edmonds, WA 98020
|Everett Branches
|Murphys Corner Branch
|12830 Bothell Everett Highway
|Everett, WA 98208
|Everett Branch
|9929 Evergreen Way
|Everett, WA 98204
|Federal Way Branches
|Federal Way Branch
|2206 South 320th Street
|Federal Way, WA 98003
|Ferndale Branches
|Ferndale Branch
|2045 Main Street
|Ferndale, WA 98248
|Issaquah Branches
|Issaquah Branch
|855 Rainier Boulevard
|Issaquah, WA 98027
|Kent Branches
|Kent Branch
|10415 Southeast 240th Street
|Kent, WA 98031
|Kirkland Branches
|Kirkland Branch
|116 Kirkland Avenue
|Kirkland, WA 98033
|Juanita Branch
|13633 100th Avenue Ne
|Kirkland, WA 98034
|LA Conner Branches
|LA Conner Branch
|620 Morris Street
|LA Conner, WA 98257
|Lacey Branches
|Lacey Branch
|4110 Pacific Avenue Southeast
|Lacey, WA 98503
|Lynden Branches
|Lynden Branch
|300 Grover Street
|Lynden, WA 98264
|Lynnwood Branches
|Lynnwood Branch
|5809 196th Southwest
|Lynnwood, WA 98036
|Marysville Branches
|Marysville Branch
|3617 88th Street Ne
|Marysville, WA 98270
|Monroe Branches
|Monroe Branch
|19265 State Route 2
|Monroe, WA 98272
|Mount Vernon Branches
|Mount Vernon Branch
|1501 Riverside Drive
|Mount Vernon, WA 98273
|Oak Harbor Branches
|Oak Harbor Branch
|1241 Sw Barlow St
|Oak Harbor, WA 98277
|Olympia Branches
|Olympia Branch
|1540 Cooper Point Rd. Sw Ste. 500
|Olympia, WA 98502
|Poulsbo Branches
|Poulsbo Branch
|18960 Hwy 305 N #103
|Poulsbo, WA 98370
|Puyallup Branches
|Puyallup South Hill Branch
|13414 Meridian Avenue E Ste 105
|Puyallup, WA 98373
|Redmond Branches
|Redmond Way Branch
|16900 Redmond Way
|Redmond, WA 98052
|Sammamish Branches
|336 228th Ave. N. E.
|Sammamish, WA 98074
|Seattle Branches
|U District Branch
|1200 Ne 45th Street
|Seattle, WA 98105
|Jackson Park Branch
|14360-15th Avenue N E
|Seattle, WA 98125
|Ballard Branch
|2020 N.W. Market Street
|Seattle, WA 98107
|Beacon Hill Branch
|2800 Beacon Avenue South
|Seattle, WA 98144
|Magnolia Branch
|3219 West Mcgraw Street
|Seattle, WA 98199
|Dakota and California Branch
|4102 California Avenue Southwest
|Seattle, WA 98116
|Washington Federal
|425 Pike Street
|Seattle, WA 98101
|Columbia City Branch
|4800 Rainier Avenue South
|Seattle, WA 98118
|International District Branch
|601 South Jackson Street
|Seattle, WA 98104
|California & Fauntleroy Branch
|6428 California Ave Southwest
|Seattle, WA 98136
|3rd and Columbia Branch
|725 Third Avenue
|Seattle, WA 98104
|Wedgwood Branch
|7334 35th Avenue, Northeast
|Seattle, WA 98115
|Crown Hill Branch
|8747 Holman Road N.W.
|Seattle, WA 98117
|Rainier Beach Branch
|9325 Rainier Ave South
|Seattle, WA 98118
|Sedro Woolley Branches
|Sedro Woolley Branch
|333 State Street
|Sedro Woolley, WA 98284
|Sequim Branches
|Sequim Branch
|191 West Washington Street
|Sequim, WA 98382
|Snohomish Branches
|Snohomish Branch
|620 Second Street
|Snohomish, WA 98291
|Stanwood Branches
|Stanwood Branch
|9025 271st N W
|Stanwood, WA 98292
|Tacoma Branches
|Lakewood Branch
|9919 Bridgeport Way, S.W.
|Tacoma, WA 98499
|University Place Branches
|University Place Branch
|4221 Bridgeport Way West
|University Place, WA 98466
|Vancouver Branches
|Vancouver Branch
|13411 Se Mill Plain Blvd A-1
|Vancouver, WA 98683
|Woodinville Branches
|Woodinville Branch
|13415 N. E. 175th Street
|Woodinville, WA 98072
|Yakima Branches
|Yakima Branch
|4008 Summitview Avenue, Suite 102
|Yakima, WA 98908


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Some bad news for Manchester City fans, who are already down a striker thanks to Carlos Tevez's antics at the Allianz Arena in midweek: Sergio Aguero has just been forced off the pitch at Ewood Park in the 27th minute of City's match against Blackburn Rovers. The Argentinian forward appears to have some sort of groin injury, and although he was able to walk off he clearly wasn't able to continue, and Roberto Mancini ended up deploying Samir Nasri in his place.
This is probably a precautionary move, in any case, but we won't know more until Mancini lets us know the severity of the problem after the match. If Aguero is indeed unavailable for the next match, City will find themsleves with just Edin Dzeko and Mario Balotelli out of a corps of strikers that until as recently as Tuesday morning looked immensely fearsome. As for the match, it's scoreless at Ewood Park, with City having the better of things and not much really going on.