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'What a mess!" I groan as I attack the wisteria invading the hedge along my back yard. Wrapping a vine twice around my gloved hand, I look up and tug as hard as I can. The bushes bend and sway, but the tangled mass won't budge. Sweat trickles into my eyes, and I draw the back of my hand across my forehead. The gesture creates a muddy paste that will seep into my eyes if I'm not careful. I reach overhead and heave as hard as I can, hanging my weight on the woody runners.
For a few seconds, I swing like a human pendulum suspended above my terraced backyard. Then: thud. I'm on the ground, covered in a weave of vines, looking up at bright blue sky.
How I wish my husband Mike was here to help me.
A nearby church chimes a medley of hymns from its bell tower, and my throat tightens at the sound of "Jesus Loves Me." The sweet lyrics remind me of simpler times, when the world seemed to be an orderly place:
Jesus loves me this I know
For the Bible tells me so.
Little ones to him belong
They are weak but he is strong.
At the thought of a less chaotic world, I squeeze my eyes shut and swallow hard. It's not only nostalgia for childhood that I'm feeling. I'm missing the simpler times of only a decade ago.
Sept. 11, 2001. I'm twitching with anticipation in the kitchen, eager to open the oven door. I've baked my very first cake from scratch - a chocolate buttermilk cake with chocolate sour cream frosting. The big occasion is Mike's 40th birthday. The cake is a surprise that I'll drop off for him to share with his co-workers at lunch. Rising earlier than usual, I started sifting flour the minute Mike left for work. News radio plays softly in the dining room while I bake.
I'm impatient and open the oven door several times to peek. The rich chocolate aroma wafts throughout the house, warming the rooms. It's a beautiful, bright blue September morning, and my heart is full as I open the back door to let in a breeze. Our dog, Mary, rolls onto her back to take advantage of the cool air and to plead for a belly rub.
Such a peaceful and pleasant day, except for that radio announcer nattering on, positively ruining a lovely morning. I can't hear what he's saying, but he sounds intense. I flounce into the dining room to change the station. In less time than it takes to raise my finger to the radio dial, the world changes. Planes. World Trade Center. Pentagon. "Let's roll."
Mike's birthday cake blackens in the oven.
Much has changed since that terrible day 10 years ago. The U.S. is at war and has lost more than 5,000 men and women. In the microcosm of my family, we watched our beloved Mike get diagnosed, wither and die from Lou Gehrig's disease. I became a widow before the age of 40, and lost the opportunity to grow old with my soul mate and have children of my own.
I'm not sure how I'll spend Sept. 11, 2011. Since that would have been Mike's 50th birthday, I'll certainly mourn my personal loss as well as the broader context of the day. Rather than raging against unfairness or cruelty, however, I intend to focus on positives: the heroes who risked their lives at ground zero; the blood banks overflowing with donations, as Americans rushed to help the only way we knew how; the brave servicemen and women who sacrifice daily to protect us.
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Use Insect Dust to eliminate crawling insects around your home. Our natural diatomaceous earth comes from the natural fossilized remains of diatoms, a type of hard-shelled algae. Diatom particles are very small and sharp – but only harmful to the exoskeletons of insects. When insects crawl over diatomaceous earth, the tiny diatom particles cut into the waxy coating of insects and they die from dehydration within 48 hours. Insects cannot become immune to its action as it is a mechanical killer – not a chemical one.
Insect Dust is an EPA registered natural insecticide. Safe to use around your family and pets - it can be rubbed right into your pet's fur.
Insect Dust kills the following insects:
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- Crickets
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- Spider mites
- Flies
- Stink Bugs
- Tomato hornworm
- Slugs
For Indoor Use:
Lightly coat a thin layer in areas where insects are found or may hide. For example: kitchen cupboards, behind and under appliances, baseboards, or drain pipes. For carpets, lightly sprinkle the insect dust over the carpet, and leave for 2-3 days before vacuuming.
Leave the insect dust in place until you no longer see any signs of insects in that area, at which point you can clean it up.
Thoroughly dust carpets and pet's bedding or sleeping areas, as well as cracks and baseboards. It can be rubbed into your pet's fur.
Take apart bed and dust joints and channels. Dust any hollow tubing and the interior framework as well as the mattress and all cracks in the room. Use a turkey baster or duster to apply clouds of the dust over the affected area. Leave the dust to do its job for a few days. It is still safe to sleep in your bed even while the dust is present.
Lightly dust under the sink, inside drawers, or along the baseboards, and wherever else silverfish are found.
Carpet Beetles
Thoroughly dust along baseboards, carpet edges, under furniture, carpet, and rugs, and in closets and shelving.
For Outdoor Use:
Lightly coat a thin layer where insects are found. Areas such as patios, porches, window sills, door frames, foundations, drain pipes, and pools. Apply as a barrier around plants, trees and vegetables gardens. You need to reapply insect dust after heavy rainfall.
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Sprinkle diatomaceous earth directly on the ant mound, or mix with water to saturate the mound. It can also be sprinkled along ant trails. The ants will track the DE back to their nests where the colony will be exposed to its abrasive action.
Thoroughly dust areas where flies gather (livestock pens, kennels, corrals etc.). It also can be applied to livestock coat as a contact insecticide. DE can also be added to food for pets and livestock. DE helps as a deworming agent for livestock, and it ends up in their dung. Flies lay eggs on the dung which hatch into maggots, which are then killed by the DE. Effective method for fly control, especially on farms and homesteads.
Slugs, earwigs, and other garden pests
Apply as a barrier around plants and garden beds. For best results, reapply after rain. If diatomaceous earth washes into the soil it will continue to benefit your garden by retaining water for future slow release into the soil. OMRI Listed for use in organic agriculture.
Lice control for chickens
Lice are a common scourge around chickens and can lower their vitality resulting in fewer eggs and low disease resistance. Set a "dusting box" of DE in the corner of the coop and the chickens will continually apply themselves with DE. This will reduce or eliminate lice within a few days.
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Please note: Insect Dust Diatomaceous Earth should not be confused with "Pool Grade" diatomaceous earth for pools or water filtration systems. Pool Grade DE has been heat treated, causing the formerly amorphous silicon dioxide to become crystalline, and it is not safe or effective for household pest control.
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Questions about the Insect Dust Diatomaceous Earth - 4.4 lb
- From Shannon at 9/30/12 8:52 PM
- I have been dealing with a flea investation with my 10 yo dog now for over a month having tried just about every way to get rid of them and I am still having problems. As my dog has free roam of my entire house can I sprinkle this down all over my carpets and sofa and leave for a few days before vacuuming? I have read you suggestion at putting it in corners, etc., but I don't think that will be enough. So what is your recommendation in my case.
- Yes, you can broadcast DE widely for short term maximum exposure. This will impact the resident flea population. But after you vacuum, you will need to reapply DE to discreet areas, such as corners and beneath the couch to address the emerging fleas hatching from existing eggs. Since you have a dog, it is recommended that you keep some DE in suspect locations permanently.
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- From Ann at 9/24/12 5:08 PM
- A commenter on the natural flea control article on Mother Earth News says that DE will scratch human's or animal's eyes if it gets into the eyes. The commenter also says that water will not eliminate the scratching. Is this true?
Also, is it okay to sprinkle DE on a sofa? My dogs sit on the sofa frequently, so I imagine that there are fleas in the sofa.
- Diatomaceous earth is a dust, meaning that it is irritating to both eyes and lungs. For this reason, you want to avoid placing it in areas where it may be tracked up easily or may be blown into the air. It is safe to use on your sofa.
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- A commenter on the natural flea control article on Mother Earth News says that DE will scratch human's or animal's eyes if it gets into the eyes. The commenter also says that water will not eliminate the scratching. Is this true?
- From Lauren at 9/22/12 8:28 PM
- I have seen about bearded dragons and lizards, but I am curious to know if DE will harm tree frogs or toads. I'm planning to use it in the house on carpets and cats for fleas, but would LOVE to pour some into the ant mounds and garden. I am a frog lover, though so I would be devastated if I killed them instead of the ants and tomato worms!!
- DE will not harm tree frogs or toads. It is fine to use for the ant mounds or in your garden.
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- From Lisa at 9/5/12 7:56 AM
- What precautions do I need to take when using this product inside the house. We have two small children and are battling fleas. Is it safe to sprinkle on the children's bedding?
- The product is food grade so it is safe to use around the house, and to sprinkle right into your children's bedding. However, if either of your children are asthmatic you will want to avoid this, as stirred-up dust may irritate their lungs. Another alternative is the Stop Bugging Me spray, which kills fleas and flea eggs on contact: http://eartheasy.com/stop-bugging-me-bed-bug-spray
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- From Carol at 8/14/12 9:52 AM
- I am interested in using this outdoors to prevent fleas and ticks from getting on my older dog who is currently suffering from dermatitis and wwho cannot be treated with the usual medications. I am also trying to prevent her from bringing fleas into the house.
How effective is this product for outdoor use-and how often does it have to be re-applied?
- The insect dust is very effective for outdoor use in the yard and garden. However, it is a dust, so it will have to be reapplied if there are strong winds or rain. You can also rub the product right into your dog's fur.
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This example shows how to use Timer class to schedule a task to execute once 5 seconds have passed.
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import java.util.Timer; import java.util.TimerTask; /** * Simple demo that uses java.util.Timer to schedule a task to execute once 5 * seconds have passed. */ public class Reminder { Timer timer; public Reminder(int seconds) { timer = new Timer(); timer.schedule(new RemindTask(), seconds * 1000); } class RemindTask extends TimerTask { public void run() { System.out.println("Time's up!"); timer.cancel(); //Terminate the timer thread } } public static void main(String args[]) { System.out.println("About to schedule task."); new Reminder(5); System.out.println("Task scheduled."); } }"The sole cause of mans unhappiness is that he does not know how to stay quietly in his room." - Blaise Pascal
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Special Equipment6 (8-ounce) ramekins or heatproof bowls3-inch-deep roasting pan large enough for the bowls to fit into
IngredientsFor pot de crème:2 1/2 cups heavy cream4 ounces sugar1/2 cup half-and-half9 large egg yolks4 ounces good-quality bittersweet chocolate, chopped into 1/2-inch pieces1 1/2 quarts boiling water
For hazelnut shortbread:8 ounces unsalted butter3 1/2 ounces confectioners' sugarfine zest of one orange1/4 teaspoon kosher salt8 ounces all-purpose flour1/4 teaspoon baking powder6 ounces toasted hazelnuts, chopped finely
For compote:3 blood oranges1/2 cup sugar2 tablespoons water
InstructionsTo prepare pot de crème: Preheat oven to 300°F. Bring cream, sugar, and half-and-half to a simmer. Whisk the yolks in a medium-sized bowl, then slowly pour the cream mixture into the yolks while whisking. Add the chocolate; whisk until melted and smooth. Strain the mixture into a pitcher. Place the ramekins or bowls into the roasting pan and pour the hot mixture into the ramekins. Cover the pan with aluminum foil, turning back one corner. Place it in the oven and pour the boiling water into the pan until water reaches halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Re-cover the corner. Bake for 20 minutes. Shake the pan gently to see if the custards are set; they may require a few more minutes. Remove from water, and chill until the custards are cold, about 3 hours.
To prepare shortbread: Preheat the oven to 300°F. Cream the butter, sugar, and orange zest together until very light and fluffy. Sift the dry ingredients into the butter mixture, add the nuts, and blend with a fork until mixture forms a soft dough. Pat or roll dough into a log and chill. When ready to bake, slice off 1/2-inch-thick slices and place on parchment-lined cookie sheet. Bake until very lightly brown around edges, 13 to 18 minutes. Transfer from sheet to a rack to cool completely.
To prepare compote: Finely grate the zest from the oranges. Peel and section the oranges, carefully removing all the white pith from around each segment, then place zest and sections in a small bowl. In a small, heavy pan, combine sugar and water and simmer until sugar is dissolved and turns a deep golden color. Pour the caramelized sugar over the orange sections, toss to combine, and macerate for 1 hour.


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A developer is looking to buy the Red Rose Mobile Home community, off 19th Street and Indian School Road in Phoenix.
The plan is to tear the mobile home park down, and replace it with a 220-unit, four-story apartment complex.
Destiny Martinez lives in the mobile home park with her three kids.
She said if the property is sold, almost 30 families will be forced to get out.
"It's going to be really hard for us," said Martinez. "We have nowhere else to go. This is our home for six years already."
"These people have built lives here, they are close to schools, close to churches and close to shopping," said G.G. George, who lives a few blocks away. "They should be taken into consideration. That is my point, we cannot treat these people as disposable objects."
CBS 5 spoke to several neighbors in the area, who also object to the new development, and are pushing to stop the city from rezoning the property.
They insist it will increase crime and traffic, and will severely disrupt their quiet neighborhood.
"It just doesn't fit with the climate of our community," said neighbor Steven Otte. "We have houses all around, and at the most, they are only two stories tall."
Alan Stephenson is acting director of the city's planning and development department.
He told CBS 5 that nothing is a done deal yet, which is why public hearings are held to hear the concerns from folks directly impacted.
"We do take into account the surrounding property owners, and what their interests are," said Stephenson. "That's why there is a public hearing process, so they can tell us what their thoughts are. It's not always a clear cut case."
A public hearing was held Tuesday night in front of the Phoenix Planning and Development Commission.
Residents will also have a chance to address the issue in front of the city council next month, Stephenson said.
State law requires the developer to provide financial and relocation assistance to any resident they are forcing out.
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God I love the Fishers. Where else do you get such mystery clips? Maybe it is a dead bat wedged in there?
Brad it is best not to ask questions and just trust.
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Sometimes, two people are fated to be together -- like two local doctors. Years went by after they met. But they're finally together after 11 years, and they credit God and a mother's Facebook account for their life together. The love story of Niki Caraynannoopoulos, the orthopedic surgeon, and George Caraynannoopoulos, the cardiologist, began when they met at age 15 at their Greek church. Half a dozen years later, they met again in college. But then they lost touch during their medical training. He ended up in New York. She was in her residency at UTMB.
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"She said, Why don't you look her up on Facebook?' And I told my mom, 'Well, I don't have a Facebook account.' My mom goes, 'I have a Facebook account. Let's look her up,'" Dr. George Caraynannoopoulos said.
They got in touch and met for the third time at a party on a New York rooftop.
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"One of our friends said it was like a Disney movie," Dr. Niki Caraynannoopoulos said.
They married in Houston, but where to live? They were in different states and didn't want a long distance marriage. Then out of the blue, they both got offers from UTMB -- him to direct the Heart Rhythm Center, her to be chief of orthopedic trauma surgery.
There are long hours, but working in the same place has helped.
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In their off time, they like to spend evenings watching their wedding video or watching the waves.
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on Apr 17, 2007 at 1:40 pm
Gonzales's ineptitude, unethical shortcomings and lack of qualifications for this very important job should have been enough for any thinking citizen to demand his dismissal. However, the issue goes way beyond simple ineptitude, which seems to be a pre-requisite for serving the Bush administration. 6 of the 8 US prosecutors were fired because they were investigating Republican flim-flam that could have resulted in a number of Republican legislators going to jail. The other 2 were fired because they wouldn't prosecute Democrats suspected of wrong doingsA, particularly before the 2006 mid-term elections. These firing were nothing but obstruction of justice, and even some conservative groups can't stomach it anymore.
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Shall we bring back Reno?
While Gonzales may not be the sharpest spoon in the drawer, there is little evidence he is much different that previous occupants of that office. [Portion removed by Palo Alto Online staff.]
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No, he is no worse, and at least he is a minority in an administratation that is the most diverse of any administration ever!
If he were a Democrat and Republicans were after him, we would be hearing cries of racism.
No, I support him. Still can't find what "conservative legal group" is against him. Please provide the link.


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Sgt. James Sells, 45, of Cookeville, faced termination after he was accused of engaging in sexual activity while on duty, being negligent in the performance of his duties and misusing state property and equipment, according to a statement from the THP.
Sells began his career as a trooper in 1998 and served Pickett, Overton and Fentress counties. He was most recently assigned to work in the THP Criminal Investigation Division.
"Tennessee State Troopers are held to a higher standard of conduct. Sgt. Sells' actions have violated the trust of the department and the citizens of Tennessee. We will not tolerate any act that will cast doubt upon the credibility of the Tennessee Highway Patrol," Col. Tracy Trott said in a press release.
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A Bradley County trooper is charged in the accidental shooting death of his 3-year-old granddaughter.
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LAWTON, Okla_Community leaders and representatives from Lawton businesses were off and rolling Saturday afternoon during the AMBUCS' annual Amtryke Races.
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"February is national visibility month for AMBUCS and we do this annually just for visibility and to show off our therapeutic bike that we give individuals with special needs, " said Pam Jennings, Amtryke Race Chairman.
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Leaders from across Lawton gladly help out to race one another, all in the name of a good cause.
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CAS208 Begin. Photoshop for the Web
Introduces image editing features of Adobe Photoshop to create and refine graphics for websites. Introduces image editing techniques and export options for the web. Emphasizes using the Photoshop interface efficiently to produce web images and assets. Recommended: MM 120. Prerequisite: CAS 111D or CAS 111E or CAS 206 or instructor permission. Audit available. (For detailed information, see the Course Content and Outcome Guide ).
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Welcome to CAS208 Beginning Photoshop for the Web!
Adobe Photoshop, the industry standard for many years, is an incredibly sophisticated program for enhancing photographic images and for creating web graphics.
This course is designed for Photoshop CS6 (ver. 13.0). The current version is Photoshop CC (Creative Cloud) which is available as a monthly subscription. Adobe offers an additional download for CS6 once Creative Cloud has been purchased. If you use Photoshop CC, you may find differences that are not addressed in this course.
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There are 9 projects for this course. Each project will be uploaded to the Student Web Server as a separate web page. The final project is to create your home page for the course using buttons that you design in Photoshop, with links to the previous 8 projects . To see the results of the projects, preview an Example of the Projects.
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LAGOY - A Mass of Christian burial was celebrated Saturday, Nov. 10, 2012, from St. Joseph's Church in Dannemora, N.Y. for Fred A. LaGoy, 93, who died Tuesday, Nov. 6, at his home surrounded by his loving family. Rev. Donald Kramberg, pastor of St. Joseph's Church in Dannemora celebrated the Mass assisted by Deacon Ed Mazuchowski. Homely was given by Deacon Ed Mazuchowski. Altar servers were Trevor Drapeau and Zachary Mazuchowski. Organist was Mary Ann Lawliss. Eucharist Ministers were Evelyn Drapeau Kerr and Dick Harrica. Evelyn Kerr, Linda Swanson and Louise Mazuchowski placed the pall. Fred LaGoy, Jr., placed the crucifix. Louise Mazuchowski and Rita Breen read from scripture. Richard Couture and Dale DuBrey presented the gifts. Ed Mazuchowski II gave remarks of remembrance of Fred's life. Pallbearers were Fred LaGoy, Jr., Ed Mazuchowski, II, Brandon Drapeau, Robert LaGoy, Raymond Lamay, Monica Lamay and Melissa Brin. Honorary Pallbearers were Ron Kerr, Glen Swanson and his great grandchildren. Burial followed in St. Joseph's Cemetery in Dannemora where Rev. Donald Kramberg read committal prayers. Arrangements were entrusted to Brown Funeral Home, 29 Broad Street, Plattsburgh, N.Y. Online condolences may be made at www.brownfuneralhomeinc.com
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(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Preliminary statistics* indicate that six people died in six separate crashes on Kentucky roadways from Monday, Jan. 10, through Sunday, Jan. 16, 2011.
All of the crashes involved motor vehicles and five of the victims were not wearing seat belts. Single-fatality crashes occurred in Barren, Casey, Graves, Jefferson (2), and Morgan counties. The suspected use of alcohol was a factor in one of the Jefferson County crashes.
Through Jan. 16, preliminary statistics* indicate that fourteen people have lost their lives on Kentucky roadways during 2011. This is twenty-four less fatalities than reported for the same time period in 2010. There were thirteen motor vehicle fatalities and ten of those victims were not wearing seat belts. Three of those crashes involved a commercial motor vehicle. One crash involved a pedestrian. A total of four fatalities have resulted from crashes involving the suspected use of alcohol.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety by reporting erratic drivers to the Kentucky State Police toll-free at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and license number if possible.
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Every Howard County school district published an annual report in the June 11 edition of the Kokomo Tribune. They're required by the Indiana Department of Education, and they're worth a read.
The reports assembled the most recent data available on student test scores, graduation rates, school safety, teacher salaries and school expenditures.
You could find by looking at the reports that, other than Kokomo, Howard County schools are spending less per student than the state average. Spending last year ranged from $9,400 per student at Western to $10,900 per student at Taylor. Kokomo spent $13,700 per student. The state average was $11,400.
You could also learn how local schools compare in terms of teacher salaries. Local teachers stack up well on starting salaries, which ranged from $29,518 at Taylor to $32,095 at Eastern. The state's minimum salary was $24,481.
Experienced teachers, though, didn't fare quite so well. The maximum teacher's salary ranged from $60,022 at Taylor to $69,474 at Kokomo, the latter salary unchanged from the previous three years. The state's maximum teacher salary was $84,279.
The reports show that the percentage of graduates pursuing a college education ranged from 71 percent at Eastern to 89 percent at Western. Taylor has seen an 18 percent increase over the last two years. Eighty-two percent of its 2012 graduates entered college. The statewide average was 76 percent.
The reports also include the percentage of graduates earning academic honors diplomas. They ranged from 20.6 percent at Kokomo to 55.2 percent at Western. The state average was 32.3 percent.
The report will tell you average SAT scores and the percentage of students passing the graduation qualifying exam. It will show you the average class size at your child's elementary school and how that compares to the state average.
The goal of presenting this information in a single report is to encourage students, parents and concerned residents to play a more active role in their schools.
If you haven't already taken a look at the report, you should.
And if you don't like what you see, you should check with your school's principal, with the parent-teacher group or with the local school board to find out what you can do to make a difference.


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Men's soccer falls in overtime to Elon, 5-4
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ROCK HILL, S.C. - Elon scored goal with less than four minutes remaining in overtime to sink the Jacksonville University men's soccer team, 5-4, on Sunday afternoon in Rock Hill, S.C.
"We gave up too many goals early," said JU head coach Mike Johnson. "Our team did tremendous job of battling back, but it's had to dig yourself out of hole sometimes. We are looking forward to a solid week of practice before playing again next Sunday."
The Phoenix (2-0) got the game-winning goal in overtime from Brett Paschall on an assist from Kiki Wells.
The Phoenix jumped to a 3-0 advantage in the first half on goals by Willis, Blake Wertz and Douglas Boateng.
Junior Anton Axelsson put the Dolphins (0-2) on the board just before the half by scoring on a cross from Sebastian Linholm at the 13-minute mark.
Axelsson would score an unassisted goal less than five minutes into the second half to put the Dolphins within one goal at 3-2.
Senior Tommy Krizanovic would tie the game with his second goal of the season at the 27-minute mark of the second half.
Justin Wyatt would put the Phoenix back up by one goal at 4-3, but Krizanovic would tie the game again with less than four minutes remaining in the game to force overtime.
The Dolphins return to action on Sunday at the Ashley Sports Complex against Central Arkansas at 3 p.m.


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Viking Team analysis - Special Teams
Viking Team analysis - Special TeamsWhen it s all said and done, you ll have to admit we re number 1!
Viking Team analysis - Special TeamsWhen it s all said and done, you ll have to admit we re number 1!
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Viking Team analysis - Special Teams
Viking Team analysis - Special TeamsWhen it s all said and done, you ll have to admit we re number 1!
Viking Team analysis - Special Teams
Lets take a look at our Special teams:
The Vikings Have made it a point to upgrade an unbeliveably horrible special teams unit. First they signed a new coach, and that will make probably the biggest difference. As Hayes was never successful.
Te Vikings then made a nice bid to Chicago Kicker Paul Edinger but came up short. The Vikings then signed a young talent in Aaron Eling to compete with Hyden Epstein and Possibly Gary Anderson for the Starting Palce kicker spot. What will make the biggest difference in this year's kicking game is our blocking. To improve that the Vikings have Signed Mike Rosenthal. Rosenthal weighs in at 315lbs, and should help with the blocking assignments. Add him to a healthy Lewis Kelly, Bryant Mckennie, David Dixon, Corbina Lacina and Everet Lindsay, I say the blocing on Feild Goals should improve a lot. While Kyle Richardson is exactly what the Vikes are looking for, he can still come in and fill that whole again should the Vikings decide they will get a Feild Goal kicker who can kickoff as well.
Next is our return game. The Vikings had many kick returners last season and most of them just couldn't handle the ball. In addition to Cederic James, Moe Williams and D'wayne Bates the Vikings have signed John Avery and drafted Onterrio Smith, both are special return men. Given that, I think the Vikes might be able to Rely on a few Kickoff Returns going all the way and maybe even a Punt Reurn or 2.
Defending Kickoff reurns have a problem ever since the first game in 2001. This year the Vikings Went our and got Chris Claiborne as a LB. This means we can put Roanall Smith in on Special teams and not worry so much about him. Smith has good speed and is a good tackler and should helkp out on Special teams and on defense when he relieves Henri Crockett. The Vikings Also Brought along Nick Rodgers, who will now see his focus switched to special teams as well. Those 2 tacklers, along with Crish Walsh and Russel Williams, and possibly Jack Brewer should mean a couple less returns for big gains. The Vikings, however weren't statisfied, so with the 40th over pick in this years draft the got E.J. Henderson. Henderson will probably see some special teams play and it will be a good way for him to get used to the speed of the game. He is also a good tackler. I will be a little less nervous now when the Vikings go to kickoff.
Blocking Feild Goals/Punts is an area were Coach Mike Tice said he wants to try improve. Now that Fred Robbins doesn't have to play on Defense everydown he can consentrate on pushing some linemen back and allowing some faster guys to get in there on Special Teams. Tice also selected Kevin Williams who should be able to get in there and try to mov people around making it easier to get through. Add that to Chris Hovan and other teams might wanbt to put an extra guy in the middle. Look for guys like Smith and rodgers to block a kick or 2, and if not at least make a hazordous work environment for the Kicker.
I think the Vikings have made great strides so far in improving our special teams. It may not be the best in the league next year, but I think there will be a big improvement.When it s all said and done, you ll have to admit we re number 1!
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NEW YORK (AP) - Officials of Brooklyn's Long Island College Hospital are to vote on whether to close the financially-strapped facility.
SUNY Board Chairman Carl McCcall said board members are expected to vote on Friday.
The 155-year-old hospital is run by SUNY Downstate Medical Center whose president said LICH has a projected $41 million deficit this fiscal year. He says the gap is expected to increase to $60 million next year.
According to The Wall Street Journal Williams recommended shutting down the inpatient facilities and said he would work with the community to find a long-range solution.
At a hearing Thursday night, 150 people packed an auditorium yelling "Why close LICH?"
Williams said there are no plans to sell the property.
The hospital employs about 2,000 people, including about 420 nurses.
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Guess Who's Back, Back Again, Benet's Back, Tell A Friend..
Evenin' All!
Got back from Serbia at 12.30am on Tuesday, and while I've already made a couple of low-profile posts already I thought I'd post one big bang of a thread to announce my return!
But where did you go, Benet? I hear you ask!
Well, I went to ExitFest. A music festival in Serbia, for 4 days, and spent a day either side of that in Bratislava. Absolutely amazing experience all-round, but I can't quite articulate it any better than I did in an email on Monday at 5.30am after I came back from the festival to the camp site for the last time. (They had a tent set up with about 20 computers on the internet, but I never spent more than 5 minutes on them so I couldn't post on here while I was there, I hope you all understand!) and after askign the people I sent it to to send it back to me so I could re-send it to some other friends, I got it.. and here it is, in all it's unadulterated glory!!
Evenin' All...
In a free internet-tent at ExitFest, just got back from my final gig of the festival and don't want to sleep only to be woken up in oppressive heat in 2 hours, so I thought I'd spend some time emailing y'all. The mass email is all I can do I'm afraid, seeing as I'm slightly worse for wear, but some of you might find that better :-P Anyway, a little of the "me me me" stuff I know you all love. I've been out here since Wednesday, and while today (Monday), the festival has finished, I don't get back home til Tuesday evening.. Blame Ryanair and sleeper-trains for that one.
The festival has been awesome.
I know some of you won't appreciate some of the bands/artists on offer, but there were some absolute stunners on stage; even Morrissey was good! The Cardigans were decent, Franz Ferdinand rocked the fucking house, Morrissey as I said was good, Scissor Sisters were fantastic (you'd have loved them, Will, they played all their old stuff plus a selection of tracks from their as-of-yet-unreleased new album!) but for me, I have to tip my hat to the one and only..
Billy Idol.
Yes, you read that right. Billy Fuckin' Idol. He was amazing. Absolutely. Amazing. I know, I couldn't believe it either, but he managed to really pull something out of the bag and rock that main stage like nothing else. Oh, and I might be slightly biased because he covered a song only I and probably 3 other people in the entire audience (judging by our immediate reactions, of which there were only a few) recognised. He introduced this song by saying: "I was walking round Novi Sad today, and I saw all the beautiful ladies.. All the beautiful ladies in their summer clothes.. And it got me thinking.."
And God help me if he doesn't launch into a straight (ie: non-punk) cover of "In The Summer Time" by Mungo Jerry!! Of course, I went insane at this while the rest of the audience, predominantly Serbian and not expecting anything but Idol's entire back-catalogue, was totally ambivilent. It was only when they went a bit punk with it (by extending the song at the end and adding some more guitar) that they all got with it. While this is totally conceited, I like to think I was one of the few who knew the entire song.. A moment shared forever.
Yes that is totally gay. But screw it, I'm high, drunk, and a lot of things in between!
Getting back to tonight, after watching the World Cup Final on a boat that trebled as a bar, a restaurant, and a Toyota dealership (no, I'm not kidding), dubbed the Toy-bota as a nod to Top Gear, me and John went up to the fortress (where the festival is held, seperate from the camping which is on the other side of the Danube) and stumbled upon the Fusion Stage where some Nordic motherfucker named Nena Beleon (or something, it was a man but I can't remember the first name) was playing. The interesting thing is, he played a cover of "Memphis, Tennessee" in Swedish! The only 2 words in English were Memphis and Tennessee.. Very strange.
We then went off to see Scissor Sisters, and then I scrambled to the dance stage. Now, I'd been putting off going to the dance stage all the time we were here, especially because 2 days ago I jumped into what I thought was a solid pit that in fact turned out to be sludge, covering me in mud up to the top of my calves and thus putting my trainers out of commission for a day. Now I've gotta tell ya, the dance stage is INSANE. There must have been well over 4,000 people crammed in this area like sardines, but by God I forced my way through to near the stage and grabbed as many glowsticks as I could while they were being thrown from the stage into the crowd. I then traded 4 of them to get a blue one (I like blue).
After chatting with a guy from Miami and a guy from Sydney, I rolled on over to the Reggae Stage.
Yup. I want to be black. You all know this, so it shouldn't be a surprise.
But sadly, no black girls at this here festival. Seriously, I've seen like 3 all week, and I'm pretty sure I mistook 1 girl for 2 seperate people, so it's only 2 black girls. Yes I did try it on with both of them, and yes I did fail spectacularly. But it was funny.. Well, not for me, but for John, Rob and Tadhg who were watching at the time. Anyway, got talking to a few girls on the reggae stage and all I have to say is.. Well, Sylvia, 19, from Palermo, with a hint of Taiwanese. :-D
No I didn't fuck her, don't be crude. And anyway, if I did, would I be here typing this email? Well, maybe, all depends on how long I would have lasted I guess, but let's not get down that road shall we? We only kissed, and while she wasn't the only girl I hooked up with, she was certainly the hottest (something about muttering Italian does something to me, and no, I don't care if it was "who the fuck is this guy and why won't he leave me alone?", as long as I don't know, I don't care).
Well, it's now nearly 6am, I'm gonna go off and wander around the town for a couple of hours before it gets really hot and the necessary tent-and-bag-packing will begin. Talk to you all soon, see you all probably a little after that, and yes, I will sort out that trip to Ronnie Scott's sooner or later.
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Re: Guess Who's Back, Back Again, Benet's Back, Tell A Friend..
Nice, ahhh, ramblings there, Benet.
I DO know that Munjo Jerry song, by the way! That's a good song! It must have be psychedelic seeing Billy Idol perform it, however...PPO Ambassador, Defender of the Purple Faith and Guardian of the Gates of Valhalla
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Billy Idol is pretty much the coolest person, right next to Chuck Norris!! LOLhttp://www.myspace.com/pooptin
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Re: Guess Who's Back, Back Again, Benet's Back, Tell A Friend..
Sounds like you had a yourself a nice little festival. Glad to have you back around here to post again.
Next time you go to a music festival in Serbia with Billy Idol, let all of us at pp.org know and we will party it up for 4 days together.MC's run away when I kick it
They act so chicken, they should come with a large drink and a biscuit
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Thanks for the update, sounds like you had a great time. Toy-bota. :lol:
Re: Guess Who's Back, Back Again, Benet's Back, Tell A Frien
You can always tell when Benet is hi & this time is no exception.
He's by-passing the editor again! :lol:
"If at first you don't succeed, parachuting is not for you"
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When it comes to a redevelopment Plan, downtown Augusta is ready to "turn a phrase".
Under public pressure, city leaders have called a work session later this month to discuss a proposed Urban Redevelopment Plan that would designate over 600 acres downtown as a "slum area".
That terminology has generated a ton of opposition. Now, Mayor Deke Copenhaver says the city is prepared to remove "slum area" from the official plan documents.
"Through legal research, we have found that we can use the description of the area, of what goes in to that type of area, without actually using that term. I've called a special work session in two weeks to address the issues. I think we can get there," says Mayor Copenhaver, who also says all options, including reducing the size of the proposed area, will be on the table at the work session.
The city needs state approval in order to issue tax bonds to renovate the Augusta Municipal Building.
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Periodontal Surgery -- Open Flap
(Pocket Depth Reduction)
Reasons for Procedure
- Deep infected pockets have formed and it is too hard to keep them clean
- Gums around the teeth are damaged and cannot be fixed with nonsurgical techniques, like deep cleaning and medications
Possible Complications
- Tooth sensitivity
- Changes in gum appearance
- Bleeding
- Reaction to the sedation
- Infection
- Gum swelling
- Nausea and vomiting
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
- Tell your dentist of any recent changes to your health, medications, allergies, or supplements.
- Take your prescription medications, unless your dentist says otherwise.
- Talk to your dentist about any medications you take, including over-the-counter medications. You may need to avoid certain medications.
- You may be asked to take an antibiotic before surgery.
- Sometimes, sedative medications are used to make you more relaxed during surgery, even though you are awake. If you are undergoing conscious sedation, you will be asked to not eat for at least six hours before surgery. Otherwise, you can follow a normal diet.
- Arrange for a ride if you are having sedation.
- Remove contact lenses.
- Wear comfortable clothing.
- Bring any paperwork as directed.
Description of Procedure
How Long Will It Take?
How Much Will It Hurt?
Post-procedure Care
- Washing their hands
- Wearing gloves or masks
- Keeping your incisions covered
- Washing your hands often and reminding your healthcare providers to do the same
- Reminding your healthcare providers to wear gloves or masks
- Not allowing others to touch your incision
- Rest as needed.
- Take medications as directed. Over-the-counter medications for pain, like ibuprofen, may be used.
- Apply ice to the side of your cheek for 20 minutes at a time to reduce pain and swelling. Wrap the ice in a towel. Do not place the ice directly on your skin.
- Drink plenty of fluids.
- Eat small amounts of soft or pureed foods.
- Do not smoke, rinse your mouth, or use a straw.
- Apply dressings or gauze to the area as directed to absorb blood and saliva.
- Do not exercise for a few days as directed.
- Do not drive if you took a sedative or narcotic pain reliever.
- Be sure to follow your dentist's instructions.
Call Your Dentist
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, a lot of bleeding, or any unusual discharge from the surgical site(s)
- Pain and swelling that is not controlled with medication or home care
- Dressing or stitches have come loose or are uncomfortable
- Loose tissue
- Continued swelling after 48 hours
- Other new symptoms, allergic reactions, or concerns
- Persistent nausea and vomiting
American Academy of Periodontology http://www.perio.org
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIH) http://www.nidcr.nih.gov
Canadian Dental Association http://www.cda-adc.ca
The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association http://www.cdha.ca
American Academy of Periodontology website. Available at: http://www.perio.org/. Accessed April 19, 2010.
Carson De-Witt R. Periodontal disease. EBSCO Patient Education Reference Center website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/thisTopic.php?marketID=16&topicID=1034. Published September 1, 2009. Accessed April 21, 2010.
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIH). Periodontal (gum) disease. National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research (NIH) website. Available at: http://www.nidcr.nih.gov/OralHealth/Topics/GumDiseases/PeriodontalGumDisease.htm. Accessed April 19, 2010.
Pre and postoperative instructions for periodontal surgery. Kathie L. Davis website. Available at: http://www.kldaviesperiodontist.com/images/WEB%5FPRE%5F%5FAND%5FPOST%5FOP%5FINSTRUCTIONS.pdf. Accessed April 19, 2010.
University of Maryland Medical Center. Periodontal disease. University of Maryland Medical Center website. Available at: http://www.umm.edu/patiented/articles/what%5Fprocedures%5Ftreatment%5Fof%5Fperiodontal%5Fdisease%5F000024%5F8.htm. Accessed April 19, 2010.
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The Giants have life. Eli Manning found wide receiver Victor Cruz for a 72-yard touchdown pass to cut the Saints lead to 35-17 early in the fourth quarter on Monday Night Fooball.
The Saints appeared to have the game in hand, but a blown defensive assignment has pulled the game off life support for the moment.
Perhaps, after struggling on offense all game, the Giants figured out the top secret key to beating the Saints defense: Throw the ball deep, have Cruz catch it and run for a touchdown. If that's the case, this 18-point deficit should just melt away in the fourth quarter.
Then again, the Giants would still have to stop Drew Brees. So far, that's been near impossible to do.
Oh, one more thing. Please watch this Giants mucked up punt attempt. It might have been an intentional fake or maybe not. It *definitely* is very funny.
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Labour: 'Urgent clarification' needed on school closure
Shadow Education Secretary Stephen Twigg has written a letter to Education Secretary Michael Gove demanding urgent clarification over the temporary closure of a Muslim free school in derby.
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This is, of course, not the first time that there have been questions surrounding your department's oversight of a free school.
While I understand that there is an ongoing investigation, the reports concerning this school are of extreme concern to parents and the wider community.
Given the confusion as to why the school has closed, and that pupils may be returning to the school on Monday, I would ask that these matters be clarified urgently in order to reassure the public.


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August 2, 2006
KNOXVILLE (WATE) -- An assistant principal filed a discrimination complaint against the Knox County School System over an investigation of her alleged relationship with a student and tampering with grades.
Kimberly Kallenberg, 36, an assistant principal at Powell High School, filed a complaint with the state on Tuesday. She is on administrative leave with pay while the investigation continues.
In the complaint, Kallenberg says she believes she was suspended and transferred because she's a woman.
She says she has consistently denied having the relationship and grade tampering claims.
The student she was accused of being involved with has also signed an affidavit denying that he had an inappropriate relationship with Kallenberg.
Kallenberg says that during the investigation "representatives from my employer's human resource department made comments to me and my immediate supervisor Diane Psihogios that my problems could result because of my 'looks' and the way I dress as a female."
Kallenberg goes on to say she is aware of similar investigations involving male teachers who were treated differently.
"Recently a male teacher who was discovered to have had an inappropriate sexual relationship with a student was permitted to resign by his principal," she says in her complaint.
Kallenberg says in her case the evidence is based on "rumor and speculation," but her co-workers, the media and the Department of Children's Services were notified.
In another complaint filed Tuesday, Kallenberg claims the school system improperly disclosed the name and records of the student linked to her in the investigation. This complaint was filed with the U.S. Department of Education.
Kallenberg claims Knox County Schools spokesperson Russ Oaks disclosed or confirmed the student's name to local media, in violation of his privacy rights.
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Think trails, woods and a natural setting in the middle of the city and you have Thornton A. Sullivan Park. It's the city's premier park on Everett's Silver Lake. Swimming, picnics, playgrounds and summer day camp at Camp Patterson can all be found here. Many special events are scheduled thoughout the year. A beachfront picnic shelter can be rented from the park's recreation office. Pets are not allowed at this park.Silver Lake Swimming BeachThe swimming area is open and staffed with life guards from 11 a.m.–6 p.m. daily between mid-June through Labor Day. Read more about it. Location11405 W. Silver Lake Rd.Everett, WA 98208Size35.3 acres Amenities• Playground • Trails• Viewpoint • Restrooms• Showers • Fishing (boats can be no more than 9hp electric or gas motor)• Swimming • Picnic shelterSpecial events• Kids Fishing Event • Hydro Plane Races • Hawaiian Canoe Racing • Cinema Under the Stars • Camp PattersonAdopt a parkThe beach was adopted by Girl Scout Troop 1016. Camp Patterson was adopted by Silver Lake Kiwanis. Park hours6 a.m.-10 p.m. April 1-Oct. 316 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 1-March 31Map & driving directions
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Adam Wesley Myers, 32, was walking south on Blackwell Dairy Road when he was hit by the passing vehicle. The driver of the vehicle left the scene.
Walker County coroner J.C. Poe said Myers was found just before 4 a.m. Poe said an autopsy was performed to aid in the investigation of the incident.
On the Eagle's Facebook page, numerous comments were posted urging the driver of the vehicle to come forward. "He was a very sweet man and was dearly loved by anyone who knew him. I will also pray for the driver of the vehicle, that you will have the decency to come forward, and give this family some closure, especially his young children," one person said in a post.
Anyone with information about Myers' death is asked to call the Walker County Sheriff's Office at (205) 302-6464.


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My (grown) daughter and I wanted to cruise - just the two of us.
We had been on Carnival Conquest before, during Spring Break (fun, but really busy, seemed overcrowded and a bit impersonal)
This was a change: beginning of summer, smaller ship. Not sure what to expect.
We were pleasantly surprised at the more relaxed atmosphere. We loved the Serenity area aft - very relaxing and laid back.
Embarkation was great. When we arrived on the ship, all the staff would acknowledge and greet us. I thought this was just going to be at the beginning of the cruise, but all of the staff was very aware throughout the entire cruise of making a connection with us. They were never too busy to make eye contact and greet us.
This was also the first time that I can say that the Muster Drill was actually interesting. One of the guys leading our group was very adept at making it a creative performance! We found out later that he was the guitarist/singer in the band Music Society.
We discovered the Piano Bar at some point near the end of the cruise. Can't remember the name of the piano player but he was amazing - talented musician: at the piano and also singing. He was able to get the entire (full) bar to sing along with him. This ship and staff seemed to be able to engage all the guests in the activities. All of the guests seemed to enjoy themselves.
We also discovered early on the four piece band Music Society. Again, extremely talented.
There was also Jerry, who played guitar and sang in the lobby for many nights. We learned that this was his last stint on this cruise. So, so talented. He could sing and imitate voices like any musician - could do country classics to Motown. Amazing. Very personable.
Overall, excellent. Love the Pride!


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Health and sanitation are also considerations that shouldn't be overlooked when choosing your pet.
"Hygiene is important," said Gentry. "Salmonella is a bacteria that can be carried by pet reptiles and can be transmitted to humans, so washing hands is recommended after handling a pet snake."
Though there are many snakes that make suitable pets for adults and children alike, the safety of owning a snake as a pet is sometimes called into question. Just recently, two young boys in Canada were strangled to death while they were slept by an escaped pet python.
However, Gentry noted that isolated tragic incidents involving large constrictors or poisonous snakes shouldn't discourage people from choosing an appropriate snake species as a pet.
"It is significantly less common for a snake to harm its owner in any way than for a dog," Gentry said.
About 2 percent of the US population is bitten by a dog every year, leading to more than 30 deaths per year, Gentry said. Large constrictor snakes have killed fewer than 20 people in the United States since 1978.
Gentry explained that the most common causes of a pet snake to bite is a feeding error, where the snake missed the food item and bit the owner's hand, or a handling mistake where the snake clearly demonstrated its intent to bite, but was handled anyway.
"The human animal bond with any pet should not be underestimated," said Gentry. "The risks of owning a pet snake are no greater than owning a dog or cat and absolutely do not outweigh the benefits."
Pet Talk is a service of the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences at Texas A&M University.


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Terminal sadness | Stranded in time, Ghanaian plays football alone
The existential uncertainty of Nasseri and Aryee has proven fodder for academics, as in an excerpt from a 2000 M.A. thesis that meditates on Nasseri's lack of residence ("A Refugee of Time," cityscripts.com). "An airport is a space created by transfers and movements," this work says, part of the airport's paradoxical quality as a "non-space." The airport lacks a structure for creating meaningful social relations and certainly no place in which or companions with whom Aryee can play football.
"I play alone because nobody plays football here," Aryee is quoted as saying in The News. In earlier days of his unplanned exile, Aryee said, "When I laid back on the terminal seats and tried to sleep, all I could think of was playing in a crowded stadium, the fans cheering my name. That brought me peace and hope."
But that was in July.
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