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Upcoming Roadshows:
September 21, 2013 - Seattle
10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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1600 E Jefferson St.
A Level - Jefferson Tower
Seattle, WA 98122
Experienced clinicians at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute travel across Washington state to educate communities about multiple sclerosis research, symptom management and well-being. This program is specifically designed for people who are newly diagnosed or new to MS.
Speakers and Topics
MS Research and Clinical Trials Update
Peiqing Qian, M.D., Neurologist
How Can a Rehab Psychologist Help Me?
Michelle Toshima, Ph.D., MS Psychologist
Exercise and Rehabilitation in Multiple Sclerosis
Angeli Mayadev, M.D., Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine Specialist
Advocacy, Community Resources & Vocational Support
Shaheen Virani, MA, CRC, Vocational Counselor
About the MS Roadshow
Learn from experienced multiple sclerosis specialists from one of the largest and most comprehensive MS Centers in the United States, and get answers to your most important questions. The Roadshow is designed to help you:
Learn about the broad spectrum of resources, services and treatment options available to people living with multiple sclerosis.
Hear how to evaluate your options for managing symptoms, treatments, coordinate with your health care team.
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Experience how a health care team can work together to help you achieve well-being throughout your life.
More program information and an agenda will be released soon. Following the free program, please join us for a tour of the Multiple Sclerosis Center at Swedish.
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This free educational even is open to people living with multiple sclerosis, caregivers and family members who have been touched by MS. Registration is required. The deadline to register is September 17.
Refreshments will be provided.
Transportation and parking: Parking is available at the Swedish Cherry Hill Garage on 16th and Jefferson St. Limited street parking may be available. Visit the parking and transportation page for maps, directions and parking rates.
From 16th Avenue Garage:
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As health care providers, we are strongly opposed to trial lawyers' efforts to change California's Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act, or MICRA, which governs legal proceedings when someone is injured in a medical procedure. Trial lawyers have been pushing to make it easier to file lawsuits against community clinics, doctors, hospitals and other providers so they can receive more in legal fees.
These changes would increase health care costs, reduce patient access and result in more costs for state and local governments.
In an editorial on July 20 ("Keeping the courts open to injured parties"), The Press Democrat acknowledged MICRA's benefits (fewer lawsuits, lower health care costs) but suggested that minor changes to the law might be worth discussion. We respectfully disagree.
A group aligned with the trial lawyers filed an initiative to increase MICRA's cap on speculative, "non-economic" damages from the current $250,000 to $1.2 million — a nearly five-fold increase.
We, along with nearly 800 organizations representing doctors, nurses, hospitals, community clinics, Planned Parenthood, local governments, labor unions, employer groups and others who support MICRA, are opposed to these changes. More lawyers filing more meritless lawsuits is a bad idea.
The Legislature passed MICRA to control the rapidly increasing cost of doctors' medical liability insurance, which was threatening access to health care because there were no limits in the amount of damages that could be awarded.
The law has been successful. Under MICRA, a patient is entitled to recovery of all economic damages, or out-of-pocket expenses, including past and future medical costs and wages as well as unlimited recovery of punitive damages. In fact, since MICRA's inception, payments to patients have gone up more than twice the rate of inflation.
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Authorities arrested a teenager after a three-hour standoff at a home in Canton on Tuesday. Police were called to the Hillcrest subdivision after receiving a call from a resident about a man in her yard.Viktoriya Krasnyanskiy said her mother, Olga, saw a strange man outside the window of her home. "She freaked out," said Krasnyanskiy. Krasnyanskiy said that her mother called police after the man tapped on her window. Within minutes, the neighborhood was put on lockdown.A SWAT team surrounded the home as authorities sent a robot to see if the man had gotten inside. Other officers searched the neighborhood as residents arriving home were kept out. Steven Nash and his wife had to wait outside the subdivision more than an hour while their three daughters were home alone."They told us nothing. We just stood out there and watched as SWAT team rolled and the body armor guys were walking through," Nash said.Three hours later, police said they found the suspect. They arrested 17-year-old Damiem Fowler. He was armed with a BB gun, according to police. Fowler was charged with obstruction of justice and transported to the Cherokee Adult Detention Center.
A fifth arrest has been made in connection with the murder of a 13-year-old in his own bedroom on Sunday.
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- rates (USD) $ 4,000 - $ 5,500 / month
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New on the market, looking for a three to four month seasonal rental of a clean, spacious 2 bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, ski-in/ski-out condo. Located in the Stonegate community of the Villages of 7 springs, Champion, Pennsylvania.
condo rental amenities
This condo is my permanent residence except during ski season. It has a complete great room with a large circular sofa and recliner, a stone gas fireplace with a large 60" TV, DVD and VCR. Wireless internet is included, which makes this a great place to relax after a full day of skiing. Ski right into a heated garage, take your skies off and walk right into a fully equipped kitchen with counter seating for four. You can enjoy a home cooked meal at home or head off to a restaurant on or offsite .
The dining area has a large oblong table seating six to eight. We have a large ground level deck, including a propane gas grill. The master bedroom has a California king size bed, and is equipped with a large TV, DVD, and disk player. It also features a full private master bathroom with a double-sink vanity. The second bedroom has a queen size bed with a full semi-private bathroom with double-sinked vanities.
The condo has a washer and dryer in the unit. All linens and towels, etc. provided. So come up and enjoy the winter.
activities and attractions in Seven Springs Other Pennsylvania Areas
Year Indoor Resort Activities Include:
Massage/Spa Services @ Trillium Spa - Formal/Casual Dining - Bowling, Miniature Golf, Fitness Room - Entertainment - Game Room - Hair Salon - Shopping
Indoor Swimming Pool & Hot Tubs (there is a fee involved for the Indoor Pool and Hot Tubs located inside the Resort)
Winter Activities Include:
Skiing - Snowboarding - Snow Tubing - Sleigh Rides - Snowcat Rides
Snowshoe Tours - Family Bonfires
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* White Water Rafting and Canoeing at Ohio Pyle and surrounding area
* Flight 93 National Memorial and Memorial Chapel
* Tours of Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater or Kentuck Knob
* Visits to Laurel Highlands State Park / Forbes State Forest
* Visits to Local Wineries (Glades Pike, Christian Klay, Greendance)
* Visit nearby Ligonier, PA for upscale/boutique shopping and quaint restaurants
* Visit Somerset, the County Seat of Somerset County. During the week you can tour the Courthouse or visit Georgian Place-a unique combination of outlets and antique shops
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Middlesbrough man admits care home neglect
A care home worker from Middlesbrough has admitted the wilful neglect of residents he was looking after.
Kelvin Fore, 33, admitted acharge of wilfully neglecting Simone Blake at Bristol Crown Court.
The charges follow undercover footage recorded by BBC1's Panorama that appeared to show vulnerable residents being pinned down, slapped and doused in water.
Eleven members of staff at the private care home have been charged with more than 40 allegations of ill-treating and wilfully neglecting patients between February and March 2011.


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Jim Ephlin
Rushville Republican
---- — Hello bowling fans! This is Jim Ephlin, at the Rushville Bowl, where all the action is.
We start the 2013- 14 bowling season this week and welcome back the bowlers from their summer vacations. Another bowling season rolling around is always time for reflection. For me personally it will mark the 30th year of organizing the leagues since my dad passed away in 1984 and my 43rd year of participating. Excuse me while I have a heart attack.
Believe it or not there are other bowlers in the leagues that have bowled all those seasons and more. Also remember there will be bowlers joining their first leagues, which also makes it special. There are not too many places in our lives anymore where you are with people for a couple of hours sharing fun, food, entertainment and actually talking to each other.
We are starting this week and I hope current league bowlers will invite someone to join this year as we still have team openings to fill. We had organizational meetings last week for Monday, Wednesday and Thursday bowling leagues. All three of these leagues will start the week of Aug. 26 and we have room for men and women on any of these nights. I would really like to reach out to the people who are currently not playing and ask them to make this the year they think about joining.
I guarantee you have friends out here at Rushville Bowl on one of those nights enjoying a fun, social, and competitive evening with friends. It`s hard to think about it now but the sun is going down at 5:30 p.m. in October so call Rushville Bowl to inquire about joining.
A major change for bowlers this year will be the opening of a Bowlers Pro Shop at Rushville Bowl. Retail sales of bowling balls, bowling shoes, bags and all kind of accessories will be available on site. In past years these items had to be ordered and the process could take up to three weeks. Bowlers will have the ability to have ball maintenance performed including cleaning, polishing and resurfacing.
Many players have rather dated equipment since the ball buying process was so tedious. We hope many bowlers will take one of their older balls and have it plugged and redrilled with an up to date modern drilling that could really improve their scores. Something we have never offered before will be "used balls" that have been resurfaced and made available at very attractive pricing.
Jim Huddleston will be our pro shop manager and ball driller. Jim is quite proficient at helping bowlers improve their games. He has graduated from Ebonite University and ran pro shops in both Muncie and New Castle.
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Robert Brown of the Department of Environmental Health said Friday that the problems stemmed from the Nantucket Grill, which is in both Durham and Chapel Hill.
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HODGENVILLE, KY (WAVE) - New information came to light Monday following the weekend arrest of LaRue County Schools superintendent Samuel D. Sanders on a drunk driving charge.
According to the arrest report obtained from the Hodgenville Police Department, the arresting officer was driving north on Lincoln Boulevard around 12:40 a.m. Saturday when he observed a white sedan turn off Waters Street into the path of an oncoming car. The officer said the other driver had to apply the brakes.
Officer James Richardson said the white car sped off at high rate of speed and turned left onto Toniville Road. The car was clocked at 50 miles-per-hour in a 35 mph zone.
Richardson pulled the car over as the driver turned onto Civils Loop. Sanders exited the vehicle, according to the officer, who said the superintendent had a 1,000-yard stare, bloodshot eyes and smelled strongly of alcohol.
Sanders told Richardson he'd had nothing to drink and agreed to a Breathalyzer test. Richardson said Sanders blew into the tube but failed to blow long enough and wouldn't make a good seal around the tube, blowing out of the corners of his lips. Richardson said he captured the sample manually and it started climbing rapidly. Richardson said he let go of the button when it reached .08, the legal limit for driving under the influence in Kentucky. Richardson said the test was not a "full sample."
Richardson then administered a field sobriety test. He said Sanders used the trunk of the car for balance during while trying to stand on one leg and failed other portions of the test.
Upon reading Sanders his rights, Richardson said he asked the superintendent how long it had been since he drank alcohol. Sanders stated, "Not long," according to the arrest report, but he made no other comments.
The arrest report states Sanders' wife arrived on the scene as the officer was arresting the superintendent. Richardson described her as "borderline disorderly," stating she went "so far as to attempt to open the car door on my vehicle."
Richardson said he locked Sanders' car and gave his wife the keys before transporting Sam Sanders to the police department where he refused to submit to another breath test.
During a 20-minute observation period, the arrest report states, Mrs. Sanders arrived at the police station, beating on the front door. Richardson said Mrs. Sanders was advised to have a seat and told she could talk to her husband when officers were finished with him. She also was stopped at the back door and told the same thing, according to the report. Police said Mrs. Sanders was still disorderly and made accusations that officers had been watching her husband and that she knew all about it.
When the Sanderses were able to make contact with one another, Mr. Sanders asked his wife to call the mayor, police said. The superintendent was then transported to the LaRue County Detention Center without further incident.
Sanders is charged with operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs and speeding 15 mhp over the speed limit.
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Without the scoring punch and winning nature of Kobe Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers need other players to step up if they want to upset the San Antonio Spurs in their first-round series. In Game 1, that didn't happen, the offense stalled and the Lakers got crushed, 91-79.
Facing the Spurs in Game 2 on Wednesday night, the Lakers will need a much stronger effort to avoid a 2-0 series deficit. That starts on offense, where L.A. needs to get more from its best players.
Though the Lakers were one of the best offensive clubs in the league this season with Bryant in tow, his absence radically changes the way the offense runs. Without his ability to handle the ball and create looks, L.A. needs to execute at a much higher degree of efficiency to fill the basket.
In the opening game, that lack of good spacing and execution left the Lakers constantly settling for questionable shots. Getting more from Dwight Howard, Pau Gasol and even Antawn Jamison will likely be key if the Lakers are going to make things interesting.
With the Lakers looking at another early exit from the playoffs, here are three questions to break down Game 2.
1. Will the Lakers' defense hold up?
One thing that went fairly unnoticed in the aftermath of Game 1 was the relatively solid defense played by L.A. Though they struggled to stop Manu Ginobili once he got going, the remainder of the Spurs' offense was fairly ineffective as the Lakers clogged the post and prevented San Antonio from getting inside to set up easy three-pointers on the outside.
One of the most efficient offenses in the league, the Spurs shot just 38 percent in Game 1. The Lakers also took away one of San Antonio's biggest weapons -- the three-point shot -- for the most part, limiting the team to making just 7-of-22 attempts from beyond the arc. Remove Manu from the equation, and his teammates were 4-of-17 (24 percent).
Though L.A. badly needs to improve on offense, it won't mean nearly as much if the Spurs find their own rhythm on the other end.
2. Can L.A. cut down on the turnovers?
One result of the Lakers' lack of orchestration on offense in Game 1 was an excess of turnovers. Not only did L.A. struggle to find open shots, but it too frequently ended possessions without taking any shots at all, a reflection of the team's inability to run even simplest plays with consistency.
Though the Lakers shot a higher percentage in the first game of the series, San Antonio got a huge boost by committing just nine turnovers to the Lakers' 18.
Given that Los Angeles has a pair of veteran point guards in Steve Nash and Steve Blake, one would imagine that some adjustments are coming in Game 2. However, 10 of those 18 turnovers came from Gasol and Howard, so getting those players into better positions on the floor will be important.
3. Will the Spurs' backups be the difference?
Though the Spurs got out to an early lead in Game 1, it was the play of Ginobili off the bench that really allowed San Antonio to pull away. With L.A.'s reserves getting outscored, 40-10, in the opening game, the Lakers really didn't have a chance.
Without the scoring punch provided by Bryant, Los Angeles could badly use some help from guys like Jamison, Jodie Meeks and Earl Clark, who have all made solid contributions to the team this season. Getting big games from lesser players such as those may be key to the Lakers fighting off San Antonio's impressive depth.
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Local police welcome a new class of K9 officers. Seven new handlers and dogs celebrated their big graduation Tuesday afternoon.
During their summer training, some of the dogs learned to detect drugs while other were trained on how to sniff out bombs and explosives.
After finishing the 10-week program, officers say they're excited to put their new partners to work.
"You've always got a partner with you, with the dogs every day," says Roanoke City Police Officer Travis Barber. "It's nice to get that bond, it'll be good to get done and get out on the street and put the dog's training to the test."
His dog, Gunner, has been trained to detect the 12 odors of explosive devices.


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December 2014 – March 2015
Date: December 21, 2014
Time: 10 AM Interval Starts (youth start 9:30am)
Start: ASC Training Center
Distance: 10 km Adult; 5km Juniors; 2km Youth
Cost: Pre Registration (by 12/17) $25, Juniors $20, Youth race $10;
Late Reg $40 , Juniors $35, Youth race $25
USSA scoring + $10 (For athletes wishing to be USSA scored (yes that's all you Junior National hopefulls) add $10
Juniors must have a USSA license and provide their USSA number by the morning of the race in order to get USSA points for the race.
ASC members $5 discount for preregistration
Register online at athleteinyou
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Info: www.auburnskiclub.org
Preregistration required for JN Qualification
Date: Monday January 4, 2015
Time: 10 AM (youth start 9:30am)
Start: ASC Training Center
Interval Starts
Distance: 10 km (5km short course, 1km youth race)
Cost: Pre Registration (by Midnight, Wednesday 1/1/14) $25, Juniors $20, Youth race $10; Late Reg $40 , Juniors $35, Youth race $25
ASC members $5 discount for preregistration
Register online at athleteinyou
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Info: www.auburnskiclub.org
Date: Monday January 19, 2015
Time: 10 AM
Start: Tahoe Donner XC
Wave Starts
Distance: 15 km / 7.5km / 2km youth
Cost: Pre Reg $TBA (Juniors $TBA)/ Race Day registration $TBA (Juniors $TBA)/ Youth free
Fundraiser for the Truckee Schools Nordic Teams
Info: www.tdxc.com
Time: 10 AM
Start: Tahoe XC
Wave Starts
Distance: 20 km /10km / 5km
Cost: Pre Reg by 2pm Jan 24th: $25 (Jrs: $10)
Reg: $30 (Jrs: $10)
Sponsored by Alpenglow Sports
Info & Registration: www.tahoexc.org
Date: Sunday February 1, 2015
Start: North Tahoe High School, Tahoe City Finish: Northstar California Resort XC Center
Distance: 26 km (Classic, Skate)
Cost: Pre Registration $TBA Adult • $TBA Far West members • $TBA Junior
Race Day Registration $TBA Adult • $TBA Junior
Aid Stations: At Starratt Pass at half way point.
Transportation: Buses will run finishers back to Tahoe City between 11:30am and 2:30pm.
FISCHER CUP EVENT (Classic Division only)
Fundraiser for the Far West Nordic Junior Ski Program
Info: www.tahoerimtour.com
Date: Sunday February 8, 2015
Time: 10 AM
Start: Tamarack Lodge XC (start at Packstation)
Distance: 20 km (U20/U18 Boys 15km; U18/20 Girls: 10 km. U16 Boys/Girls 5km; Youth 2 km)
Cost: Pre Reg: $TBA; Late Reg $TBA; Juniors / Kids $TBA
Info: www.tamaracklodge.com
Date: Monday February 16, 2015
Time: 10:00 AM
Start: Auburn Ski Club
Wave Start
Distance: 10 km Masters, Seniors, U20/18 Boys; 5km Junior Girls and U16 Boys; Youth 2 km race (13 and under);
Cost: Pre Registration (by 2/12) $25, Juniors $20, Youth race $10; Late Reg $40 , Juniors $35, Youth race $25
ASC members $5 discount for preregistration
Registration: athleteinyou
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Time: 10 AM
Start: Tahoe Donner XC
Wave Starts
Distance: 40km long course/ 20km short course
Cost: Pre-Registration Adult $35 / Juniors (18 & under) $25 ($20/$15 for Season Pass holders) by 2/22/15
(Race Day registration: Adult $40 / Juniors (18 & under) $30
Sponsored by Paco's Bike and Ski
Info: www.tdxc.com
A tour or a race – you choose! 40km long course for the adventurous, and a shorter 20km course for the less energetic. Great preparation for those of you doing The Great Race. Delicious lunch & raffle prize drawing for participants included in your entry.
Date: Sunday March 1, 2015
Time: 9 AM Wave Starts
Start: Tahoe XC to Truckee
Distance: 30 km
Cost: $55 through Feb 15; $65 Feb 16-March 2; $100 on race day (in person by 8:30 am);
$25 if under 18
Benefit for the Tahoe Nordic Search & Rescue Team
Info: www.thegreatskirace.com
Date: Sunday March 15, 2015
Time: 9:00 AM
Start: Royal Gorge XC
Wave Start
Distance: 45 km Gold Rush/30km Silver Rush/15 km Bronze Rush
Cost: Register by March : $TBA • Register after March : $TBA
GOLD NUGGETS KID'S RACE and JUNIOR RACE ON SATURDAY
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Updated 4:07pm Monday 20th January 2014 in News By Bruce Thain
People looking for work will be able to get free help at a jobs and training fair this week.
Harrow Borough Council will host the fair at the Harrow Civic Centre, in Station Road on Thursday January 23 from 11am to 3pm.
Employers and training providers will be at the event offering people advice on how to find a job and to showcase training opportunities available.
More than 400 people attended the last council jobs fair in September and the council hopes it will help more people from the borough find work with local employers.
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The flu may be slowing down, but how's it doing here in South Dakota?
State epidemiologist Lon Kightlinger is reluctant to say that we've reached our peak, but we may have plateaued.
According to the latest flu map released by the Centers for Disease Control , South Dakota along with much of the U-S is still dealing with widespread activity.
But when looking at the southeast part of the country things have calmed down and in the Midwest North Dakota looks to be bouncing back.
Kightlinger added that vaccinations in the state are doing well with over half the population getting a shot.


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A Cedar Rapids man who nearly died a few months ago got to thank the crew who brought him back to life.On Monday, Paul Phillips was reunited with the first responders who rescued him.
The 23-year-old was nearly electrocuted in August while working for the City of Cedar Rapids Sewer Department. He had no pulse and was not breathing for several minutes.Thanks to the paramedics, firefighters and police officers who responded, Phillips now said he is doing well and will be able to see his daughter grow up.
"If it wasn't for the first responders, I would have missed her first birthday," said Phillips. "The accident happened a month before she was due to turn one. And because of them, I got to see it."
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Pineapple-Mint Mojito
Published: May 2013 Servings: 8
Pineapple-Mint Purée
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup (packed) fresh mint leaves
- 1/4 pineapple, peeled, cored, cut into 1-inch pieces (about 1 1/2 cups)
- 1/4 pineapple, peeled, cored, cut into1-inch pieces (about 1 1/2 cups)
- 4 limes, each cut into 8 wedges, divided
- 1/2 cup (packed) fresh mint leaves
- 2 cups light rum
- Club soda (for serving)
Nutritional Information
8 servings, 1 serving contains: Calories (kcal) 230 Fat (g) 0 Saturated Fat (g) 0 Cholesterol (mg) 0 Carbohydrates (g) 0 Dietary Fiber (g) 2 Total Sugars (g) 20 Protein (g) 1 Sodium (mg) 0
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Pineapple-Mint Purée
Bring sugar and 1 cup water to a boil in a small saucepan, stirring to disolve sugar. Remove from heat, add mint, and let cool completely.
Meanwhile, place pineapple in a blender and purée until smooth.
Strain mint syrup through a fine-mesh sieve into pineapple purée and pulse to combine. Transfer to a jar, cover, and chill.
For each cocktail, muddle 2 pieces of pineapple, 3 lime wedges, and 1 tablespoon mint leaves in a cocktail shaker until lightly crushed.
Add 2 ounces rum and 2 ounces pineapple-mint purée to cocktail shaker, fill with ice, cover, and shake until outside of shaker is frosty, about 30 seconds.
Pour drink into a highball glass (do not strain) and top off with club soda. Garnish with a lime wedge and serve with a straw.
DO AHEAD: Pineapple-mint purée can be made 3 days ahead. Keep chilled.
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Veteran Democratic campaign operatives Martha McKenna and Jennifer Pihlaja have joined forces to launch an eponymous consulting firm, McKenna-Pihlaja. The firm will focus on producing television and Web ads whose messages are seamlessly integrated, but will also be involved in charting broader campaign messaging and strategy.
"Voters are increasingly seeking out information online, and it's very important for the online operation to be completely connected with other elements of the campaign," says McKenna. "What is different about us is we are leaning into the changes that are happening in the way voters receive information." McKenna was political director of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee for the last two election cycles, while Pihlaja held the same position with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in 2010 after serving as Midwest political director in 2008. The two met while working at EMILY's List. Each has managed campaigns, and combined they have worked with candidates in all fifty states.
Having been intimately involved with Democratic campaigns during a period of ascendance followed by one of disappointment, the firm's founders are convinced of the importance of developing a sharp message and delivering it in a targeted and effective way. "In our heart of hearts we believe that campaigns really do matter," says McKenna. "We intend to do cutting-edge media that will really grab voters' attention and provide them with the information that we think is most important for winning campaigns."
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MEMPHIS, TN (WMC-TV) - If you are like most cell phone users, you may not have actually dialed a number in quite some time. With numbers stored in your cell phone, what happens if that information is wiped out?One day, Robin Pugh pushed the power button on her cell phone and nothing happened."It was a very bad day," said Pugh. "It won't even turn on at all."Her cell phone provider tried everything. The backup she kept at home was not at home. She lost her contacts, her photos and her appointments."It was heartbreaking to think I lost all of this information," said Pugh.Cyber Expert Theresa Payton said heavy phone users who are always adding contacts should back up their information every day. For casual users, backing up once a week or once a month is fine."I always tell people pick a routine you do, and add it to your routine," said Payton. "So if you watch the nightly news every night, back up your phone. It takes less than five minutes."If you lose it all and your backup and cell phone provider fail you, Payton said go to online forums for advice. You can also begin to rebuild your contact list from websites like LinkedIn, if you are a member."No, I'm not recovered," said Pugh. "I still check and double check. It has made me a better backup person."
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Where should I send my mail?
We can send your mail to a campground but check to be sure the campground will accept mail. Mail can be sent in care of the Post Office at General Delivery. Please use the Post Office website, usps.com, to find the correct zip /location for General Delivery. In a larger city, there will be only one Post Office that handles General Delivery and you want to be sure you have the correct zip and go to the correct location. The Post Office should hold General Delivery mail for 30 days but it does not hurt to have us add "Hold for Arrival" if you think it may be more than a week before you will pick up your mail.
Does my mail have to be sent every week?
No, some participants choose to have their mail sent only once a month. We will hold your mail until you have a mailing address.
Will you send packages, medication and certified mail?
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The delivery time will vary based upon the destination and mailing method. If your mail is sent First Class, please allow up to one week for delivery. Mail that is sent Priority should arrive within two to four business days. We will send your mail based upon the weight of the package. The Post Office considers all mail that weighs 13 ounces or less as First Class. Mail that weighs over 13 ounces is considered Priority. Mail participants may request to have mail sent Priority regardless of weight. There is also the option to use FedEx, which offers overnight, 2 day and 3 day service at a discounted rate.
How much will it cost to send my mail?
Your postage cost will depend on the volume of your mail. If you receive approximately 10 letters and your mail weighs 9 ounces, the postage cost would be $2.52.
Approximately 3 average size magazines and 10 letters will fit in a Priority flat rate envelope for $5.05.
How does my mail get to your mail forwarding office?
Mail participants must complete a temporary change of address with the Post Office to have mail forwarded from their home address to 3590 Round Bottom Rd, PMB #(insert membership number) ,Cincinnati, OH 45244 (FMCA's mail forwarding office)
How much does it cost to use the service?
There is an $8 monthly service fee for using the service. There is no charge if there is a month mail is not sent, We require a $50 deposit for postage cost.
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Be sure that you have a current e-mail address on file, and we will send an automated email on your mailing day to let you know mail was sent and the postage cost. Mail participants may also call the mail forwarding office at any time and inquire about their account.
How do I sign-up for FMCA's mail forwarding service?
Members may enroll online or download and print the Mail Forwarding Information form. Members may also call the mail forwarding office and enroll over the phone. The Post Office has determined that FMCA's mail forwarding service operates as a Commercial Mail Receiving Agency (CMRA). All mail forwarding participants must also complete Postal Service Form 1583, Application for Delivery of Mail Through Agent (available from the FMCA national office on online under Mail Forwarding Service forms).


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On this day in 1853, the Dreadnaught was launched. By the sailors, she was nicknamed the "wild boat of the Atlantic," while others called her the Flying Dutchman. Twice, she carried the latest news to Europe, slipping in between the steamers.
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Updated Jan 18, 2013 - 12:08 pm
Alvin Gentry out as head coach of the Phoenix Suns
Originally published: Jan 18, 2013 - 10:53 am
The Suns lost 98-94 to the Milwaukee Bucks at US Airways Center Thursday night. The defeat, their fourth straight at home, dropped the Suns' record to a Western Conference-worst 13-28.
Gentry was in his fifth season as head coach of the Suns and had compiled a record of 158-144. The 58-year-old became the coach of the team in February of 2009 on an interim basis when Terry Porter was fired in his first season on the job. Gentry guided the Suns to an 18-13 mark the rest of the season. He was given the job on a permanent basis following the completion of the 2008-09 season
Undoubtedly, the finest moments of the Gentry era came in the 2009-10 season when the Suns reached the Western Conference Finals before falling to the Los Angeles Lakers in six games. Los Angeles would go on to defeat the Boston Celtics to win the NBA championship.
The Suns have missed the postseason in three of the last four seasons and are very much in danger of doing so again this season.
The Suns don't play another game until next Wednesday when they travel to take on the Sacramento Kings.
- Report: Phoenix Suns reach out to Minnesota Timberwolves about an Eric Bledsoe-Kevin Love trade
- Phoenix Suns don't have a point guard in top ten of WARP projections
- Phoenix Suns 2014 preseason schedule released
- The Pulse: Most say Eric Bledsoe and agent Rich Paul are at fault for contract standoff with Phoenix Suns
- Phoenix Suns single-game tickets now on sale
- Chris Sheridan- sheridanhoops.com - Tuesday August 19Chris Sheridan believes there is one team that could easily make a max contract offer to Eric Bledso
- Who impressed/who depressed - Monday August 18Dan and Vince look back at who impressed and depressed them over the weekend.
- Adrian Wojnarowski- YahooSports NBA writer - Tuesday August 12Adrian Wojnarowski says Eric Bledsoe has backed himself into a corner.
- Bickley Blast - Tuesday August 12Now that Donald Sterling is gone, who is the worst owner in sports?
- Jerry Colangelo, Managing Director of USA Basketball - Friday August 8Jerry Colangelo talks about the Paul George injury and Kevin Durant's departure from Team USA.


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16" x 11"
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7" x 4 1/2"
6.6 oz
Weight: 6.6 ozFill: Dacron fillingDimensions: 16"…
Source: received for testing via the Trailspace Review Corps (Sample provided by Sea to Summit for testing and review)
Weight: 6.6 oz
Fill: Dacron filling
Dimensions: 16" x 11"
7" x 5.5" x 4 1/2" (packed)
The Sea to Summit Travel Pillow is a favorite for its simple design. It has a nice balance between super softness—including the soft brushed fabric on its face—and support. With the help of a built-in drawcord it neatly and easily compresses into itself, with the nylon underside forming a protective shell, like a clam. There are no stuff sacks to lose. The design also allows you to adjust firmness slightly by gathering in the pillow a little.
It's not the lightest pillow, even out of the synthetics, but for its weight it is possibly the most comfortable of the synthetics tested. Some will find it too soft.
Review originally published as part of Backpacking and Camping Pillow Comparison review.
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Manufacturer's Description
Soft, comfortable and super-practical, the Travel Pillow packs down into its own nylon shell when not in use. Soft brushed fabric on top; Nylon on the under side which forms a protective shell when the pillow is packed; Soft, comfortable Dacron filling; Drawcord for gathering and compressing when packing; Compact and light.
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The Travel Pillow from Sea to Summit is soft, comfortable and super-practical. Lightweight and compact, this pillow packs down into its own nylon shell when not in use.
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Sea to Summit Travel Pillow FEATURES of the Sea to Summit Travel Pillow Soft brushed fabric on top and nylon on the under side Drawcord for gathering and compressing Compact and light; Dacron filled SPECIFICATIONS of the Sea to Summit Travel Pillow Weight: 6.6 oz / 182 g Dimension: 16 x 11in. This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.
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Born in Saguenay, Canadian coloratura soprano Marie-Eve Munger is already enjoying a florishing international career. Winner of several prizes, she has been hailed for her «effortless, crystal-clear voice», «soaring range» and as «a strong, convincing actress».
Engagements this season include the title role in Lakmé at the Opéra-Théâtre de St-Étienne, her company debut at Teatro alla Scala and at the Aix-en-Provence Festival as the Vierte Magd in a new production of Elektra by Patrice Chéreau. Active on the symphonic scene, she is the featured soloist at the New Year's Eve Gala in Innsbruck, Austria, and at the Grand Gala concert of the Regina Symphony.
Upcoming engagements include her debut at the Opéra-Comique in Paris as Isabelle in Le Pré au Clercs by Hérold, at the Wexford Festival as Rosa in Don Bucefalo by Cagnoni and as the Fire\Princess\Nightingale in L'Enfant et les Sortilèges by Ravel with the Chicago Symphony under the baton of Esa-Pekka Salonen. Marie-Eve's first solo recording will also be released next season, and she will present several recitals and concerts in Canada.
After winning the first prize at the Marmande International Voice Competition, Marie-Eve Munger made her debut in France at the Théâtre du Châtelet, Opéra de Metz and Opéra de Tours, and in America as an apprentice with Glimmerglass Opera. She has, since then, sang Ophélie in Hamlet with Minnesota Opera, Gilda in Rigoletto with Opera Saratoga, Juliette in Roméo et Juliette with Intermountain Opera Bozeman, the Fire/Nightingale in L'Enfant et les Sortilèges with the Aix-en-Provence Festival on tour in Morocco, Nannetta in Falstaff at the Opéra-Théâtre de Metz, Ilia in Idomeneo with the Florentine Opera, Costanza in Mozart's Il Sogno di Scipione with Gotham Chamber Opera in New York City and Maria in Magdalena by Villa-Lobos at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, among others.
On the concert stage, she sang with the Netherlands Radio Philharmonic and Choir, made her debut at the Kennedy Center in Mozart's Great Mass in C minor with The Washington Chorus, and held lead roles with the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Orchestre Symphonique du Saguenay-Lac-St-Jean, Charlotte Symphony, New Haven Symphony, Banff Centre for the Arts, Mondial Choral et McGill Chamber Orchestra.
Equally at home in new music, she premiered the role of The Coloratura in the award-winning contemporary opera The Second Woman by Frédéric Verrières presented at the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord in Paris and on tour in Europe. She also performed a piece for soprano, chamber orchestra and water drops by Mauro Lanza at the Musica Festival in Strasbourg and created two roles in Gérard Pesson's opera Pastorale at the Théâtre du Châtelet.
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At this moment there are significant and dangerous efforts afoot to curb the right of citizens to vote. The U. S. Constitution in its 15th Amendment, adopted in 1871, states; The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of race, color or previous condition of servitude. It was one of the three amendments honoring the pledges of freedom for which the bloody Civil War was fought. And in 1920 the 19th amendment was adopted granting women the right to vote. Thus all American citizens have been given the constitutional and absolute right to vote.
Now, in the year 2012, efforts are under way in many states(including Missouri) to narrow, restrict, limit and make difficult the voting rights for many of our citizens. These unwarranted and unfair efforts are aimed at the poor, the disadvantaged and the elderly. They include numerous new requirements for specific types of Voter ID cards, and encouraging voting by extending voting hours in affluent districts but not in the poor neighborhoods. What is happening in this country?
If asked, those supporting these requirements will deny there is anything directed to the elderly, disenfranchised or poor. But one only has to look at Pennsylvania or Ohio for examples. In Ohio if you live in certain counties you can vote starting in October in the evenings and weekends. But if you live in other areas these same opportunities are denied, as the Election Board is attempting to end voting early and not allowing it on weekends. All of these are thinly disguised attempts to deny voting to all citizens. Where is democracy turning in order to favor one party over the other?
In Pennsylvania there is the newly enacted law requiring an ID which will hurt many people who do not have a drivers license and who in the past have been allowed to vote. As the New York Times said in a recent editorial, the electoral system is being manipulated by blocking the voting rights of opponents.
And here in Missouri we have seen a number of attempts in the legislature to pass restrictive voting requirements but they have been opposed by the Governor. This year HB 1104 passed the House but did not make it through the Senate. The Republicans tried to require the Department of Health and Senior Services to provide free birth certificates (HB1104 and 2012). In 2011 there was a joint resolution passed requiring a vote of the people favoring IDs in any November 2012 election but the language was challenged and thrown out by the court.
If we continue down this road, soon we will no longer be the democracy that the founding fathers envisioned, for which a Civil War was fought, and for which women marched and worked for decades to achieve. That would take us down a very dangerous path.
As a result I urge everyone to get out and vote because it is so important and fight hard in every way against voting right restrictions and increased voting qualifications.
We must watch very carefully to see that everyone who is eligible can vote, that voting places have not arbitrarily changed without due notice, that there are no extraordinarily long lines in some places and not in others, and that all polls open and close at the same time. We owe this to our country and to our democracy.
(The opinions expressed are not necessarily those of St. Louis Public Radio.)
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Winter Park, Fla. (March 29, 2013)—The Cornell Fine Arts Museum at Rollins College will feature Malick Sidibé's exuberant photographs of Malian people as they gained independence from France as part of Studio Malick, which opens at the museum May 25. The exhibition, free and open to the public, will run through December 1.
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The Mosleys in Virginia and the Hopes down in Waynesville, Mo., had their hearts set on watching young C.J. Mosley play football for the Minnesota Vikings.
"My family knew it was my dream to play in the NFL," Mosley said. "And I really wanted all of them to see me play."
He wishes they could have seen those three sacks the past two weeks, that forced fumble against Cleveland, or that first career start at Detroit last week. Then there's his first home start this Sunday, against St. Louis at the Metrodome. That would have been nice, too.
But it didn't happen for two of the people closest to Mosley. His maternal grandmother, Sarah Hope, and paternal grandfather, William Mosley, died while C.J. was trying to make the team in training camp as a sixth-round draft pick out of Missouri.
"Camp was really hard for me," Mosley said. "Stuff happened to me in camp. A whole bunch of stuff."
So much stuff that Mosley's mother, Angela, wasn't going to tell him out of fear it would affect his performance.
"My grandmom [Sarah Hope] had a stroke, and then my granddad [Richard Hope] also had a stroke," Mosley said. "My grandmom passed. Then I found out my mom got breast cancer."
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"Then," Mosley said, "my granddad on my father's side [William Mosley] passed."
C.J. concentrated as best he could on football. He's still somewhat homesick, although it doesn't show on the field.
"My brother sent me pictures of my mom," Mosley said. "She's getting treatment now. She's got a nice, shiny pin head. She's doing all right."
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In fact, he's doing so well the Vikings don't miss the guy he's replacing. And the guy he's replacing, Kevin Williams, was an All-Pro defensive tackle last season.
When Williams sprained his knee against the Browns two weeks ago, Mosley came in and matched or surpassed Williams' season highs in four important statistical categories. Mosley's two sacks surpassed Williams' season total by one. His forced fumble, seven tackles and five solo tackles each matched Williams' season highs.
Mosley, who has played in eight games, is tied for second on the team in sacks, with three. The two players he is tied with, Keith Newman and Darrion Scott, have played in all 12 games with a combined 20 starts.
"C.J. is good at being in the right spot at the right time," middle linebacker Sam Cowart said. "I wouldn't say he's an overachiever. I'd say he's a guy who works hard, got an opportunity and took advantage of it."
Mosley, a 6-2, 314-pounder, wasn't the team's first choice to replace Williams. Second-year pro Spencer Johnson was, but Johnson was injured.
"C.J.'s all we got, so he's got to play," veteran nose tackle Pat Williams said. "But he's OK because his ability is all natural. I just told him, 'When you're on the field, you can't think about nothing. Just go full speed.' "
The Vikings projected Mosley as a fourth-round selection. When he was still on the board with the 191st pick, they nabbed him. Initial comments by team officials suggested Mosley, who left Missouri after his junior season, was a more likely candidate for the practice squad.
"If that's what they thought," Mosley said, "they're probably pretty happy right now."
Vikings guard Anthony Herrera said Mosley had "one move, a little inside club move" when he arrived at training camp. "Now, he's got a whole lot of stuff," Herrera said.
Mosley bristles when asked if it's true he had only one move back in August.
"I just used that one move because I didn't want to get in trouble," Mosley said. "When I first got here, I just tried to stay out of the coaches' mouths by not doing bad things and showing bad habits that would get me in trouble."
It's a survival mode Mosley picked up from being an Army son. His father, Calvin Sr., moved the family from Fort Knox, Ky., to Germany, California, Georgia and Kansas.
"I was the new dude a lot," Mosley said.
When his parents divorced, Mosley, 14 at the time, went to live with his mother in Waynesville. For the record, he was never a Rams fan growing up in Missouri.
"I'm a Viking," Mosley said. "I'm happy here. The only thing I wish is my grandmom and granddad could have seen it."


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Located in Waukesha Wisconsin
The 3 totally separate Haunted Houses make up the Wisconsin Fear Grounds! Celebrating our 10th year in 2013 we have taken FEAR to the next level. Others want you to think they are the newest, scariest or largest, (in their dreams). The Wisconsin Fear Grounds proves each night why we are the best and we strive to bring your Nightmares to life.
First enter Morgan Manor the corner stone of our trilogy of TERROR. Expect the unexpected as Morgana and her 8 sisters feed on your fear in this den of Horror.
All New for 2013 - CarnEvil - A Freak Show of Terror
Morgana and her wicked sisters have once again bewitched another new crop of minions to do their "EVIL" bidding. For those unsuspecting souls, Be Warned, things are about to get "Freaky" as a new evil greets you in the latest nightmare to lay claim the Wisconsin Fear Grounds, CarnEvil !
Welcome back for 2013, Unstable where nothing is at it appears. Join Bezel and his Hillbilly Horde as they torment you throughout their labyrinth of horror where human and animals have joined the walking dead. The horses are back, and so are your Screams.
The Wisconsin Fear Grounds is a Halloween tradition, never, ever come alone!


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Leadhyena said:
After doing some research on my own, I'm entertaining the idea that water temperature difficulty could actually be linear w/r/t water temperature minus a constant, assuming equal salinity (which affects thermal conductivity) and training.
Haydn said:
Look, if your goal is a two hour swim in 15 degrees, I can assure you of one thing. It will be easier to just go and do it rather than try to understand the maths. Or put it another way, I can spend the next two hours studying this thread, or I can put my speedos on and go for a two hour swim.
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