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As a surgeon in Massachusetts since 1965 I have cared for thousands of terminal patients and must disagree with your editorial position on Question 2.
What you may not be aware of is the multiple modalities we now have to eliminate or diminish pain through anesthetic nerve blocks and neurolysis, as well as patient controlled analgesia devices (PCA).
You have also failed to appreciate the expanding role of hospice care, also now covered by Medicare. Hospice is a multidisciplinary approach to supportive care of the terminally ill.
However, you confuse me by supporting suicide in spite of stating that "Very small numbers of patients have sought to end their lives through this law."
There are good reasons why the Mass Medical Society is against this becoming law. Pain can be controlled, but predicting death in six months is often wrong. New medications are even prolonging good quality of life for years after being diagnosed with a short fatal prognosis.
As for Question 3, you didn't mention that the Massachusetts Medical Society opposes medical marijuana because there is no scientific evidence of its safety and efficacy. We are an evidence-based profession and I see no reason for the ACLU to enter the practice of medicine.
We do recommend that the federal regulations reclassify marijuana so that scientific research and clinical trials can ascertain any effectiveness of cannabis.
At this time the only evidence we have concerning marijuana is that frequent smoking is associated with a significant reduction in IQ after as little as ten years of use.
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Mayor Robert S. Maestri Photographs
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Caption on reverse of photo reads: "John Fush, personnel director of the Dock board, who
was in charge of ticket sales among state employes [sic] to the President's birthday ball, which will take place
Wednesday night at the Municipal auditorium, yesterday presented Mayor Maestri, head of the arrangement committee,
with a $2600 check, from tickets bought by the employes [sic]. Seated is the Mayor, standing by him with hand
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Jamie Proctor believes the arrival of Matt Tubbs can help him rediscover his eye for goal.
Proctor is expected to play alongside Tubbs in attack at Coventry City following the popular striker's return to Crawley on loan from Bournemouth.
The 21-year-old is likely to get the nod ahead of Emile Sinclair and Gary Alexander for the trip to Sixfields after ending a run of 15 games without a goal in the 2-1 defeat to Bristol Rovers on Wednesday.
Tubbs' arrival means boss John Gregory now has six strikers to choose from, although Billy Clarke is not available as he serves the final match of a three-game ban for his sending off against MK Dons on Boxing Day.
Proctor's 14th-minute header was only his third goal in 27 games this season and he knows he must significantly improve on that ratio to keep his place in the side.
He said: "Matt obviously had a great record when he was here before and we've seen what he is capable of in training already so hopefully him coming in will give us all a lift.
"It means there is more competition now for the strikers but I don't mind that. Everyone knows they will have to up their game because if you are not performing you know you are not going to be playing the following week.
"We all accept that and rather than viewing it as a problem I see it as something which will be helpful to us all as it keeps you on your toes. All you can do is score goals and then you know you will probably keep your place in the team."
Reds have never really found a prolific goalscorer to replace Tubbs since he left to join the Cherries two years ago for £800,000 after scoring 58 goals in 78 matches.
Proctor made an encouraging start to his Crawley career after joining on a free transfer from Swansea City almost exactly a year ago but his progress has stalled somewhat this season.
He found the net seven times in 18 games last year but has lost his way since scoring the opening goal of the current campaign in the reverse fixture against Coventry.
Proctor added: "When you go a little while without one it is difficult to get that goal. Last week (against Notts County) I hit the post a couple of times, the crossbar and their keeper made some saves and you start to wonder when it is going to come. "The chances have been coming but I think I have been a little bit unfortunate. Now it has come hopefully I can push on and get a few more. It is all about confidence."
Proctor gave Crawley an early lead in a rollercoaster 3-2 victory against Coventry back in August when the Sky Blues fought back from 2-0 down only for Mike Jones to score a late winner.
The former Preston striker is anticipating another testing afternoon but is confident Reds can complete the double over Steven Pressley's men.
Proctor added: "They are on a good run. They score a lot of goals at home and done well to get themselves out of the problems they have found themselves in (ten point deduction and playing home games at Northampton). "They have always had a good squad so it is going to be a tough game but it is definitely one we will be looking to go and win. We were devastated to go out of the FA Cup on Wednesday and are determined to bounce back."


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Dan and Haddie talk to Andy Baio and Andy McMillan about the 2013 XOXO conference September 19th-22nd in Portland, OR, and discuss broader issues including the courage it takes to produce an independent event, the risks and rewards of collaborating with like-minded people, dealing with the fear of success, and more.
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Jane McGonigal: How Video Games Can Make a Better World
Can problems like poverty and climate change by fixed through games? Visionary game designer Jane McGonigal thinks they can. With more than 174 million gamers in the United States, McGonigal explores how we can save the world through the power of gaming. McGonigal is helping pioneer the fasting-growing genre of games that turns gameplay to achieve socially positive outcomes.
This program was recorded in collaboration with the Commonwealth Club of California, on January 24, 2011.
Jane McGonigal is the director of games research and development at the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto, California. She has created and deployed games and missions in more than 30 countries on six continents. She specializes in games that help gamers enjoy their real lives more — and games that challenge players to tackle real-world problems, through planetary-scale collaboration.
McGonigal is the author of the newly released book, Reality Is Broken: Why Games Make Us Better and How They Can Change the World.
The American Life: Band For One Day
The feature is taken from one of The American Life's Classified specials, where all of the content from the show is harvested from one day's classified ads in the local Chicago papers. Here Jon Langford of The Mekons puts together a band of never met before musicians for a rendition of a classic tune.
There are lots of things I really like about this clip: the narrator's amazing Dawson's-Creek-meets-Juno delivery, the theremin player that likes to amaze people and then spurn their fawning adoration, but the cherry on top is reserved for the violin player who is in anger management. Have a listen.
KQED Forum: Where Good Ideas Come From
The book "Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation" explores why certain environments seem to disproportionately spark the generation and sharing of good ideas. Author Steven Johnson joins us.
Here Comes Everybody: The power of organising without organisations
Clay Shirky's lucid and penetrating analysis will steer us through the online social explosion and ask what happens when people are given the tools to do things together, without needing traditional organisational structures.
Clay Shirky is one of the new culture's wisest observers. He will argue that the dramatic improvement in our social tools makes our control over them much like steering a kayak; we are being pushed rapidly down a route largely determined by the technological environment.
We have a small degree of control over the spread of these tools, but that control does not extend to being able to reverse, stop, or even radically alter the direction we're moving in.
The question now is therefore not whether the spread of these social tools is good or bad, but rather what the impact will be, for better or for worse.
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---- — SWAMPSCOTT — While the world did not end yesterday morning, it was the end for the tent meant to shelter a seaside winter solstice celebration at the Sun Circle sculpture on Preston Beach.
The 7 a.m. ceremony at the oceanfront park was meant to mark the start of winter, with the solstice yesterday taking place at 11:12 a.m., when the northern sun reached its highest point.
The ceremony also coincided with the end of a cycle of the Mayan calendar, a date doomsday theorists have said might herald the apocalypse. The date really marks the end of the 13th baktun of the Mayan calendar, an important milestone, and the start of a new 394-year cycle, according to various online reports.
Yesterday's ceremony was canceled not by end times, but by a hard driving wind which knocked down a tent set up within the 24-foot diameter Sun Circle meant to shelter participants from the rain. Sacred Site Chairman Don Orne said the celebration has been rescheduled for 7 a.m. today, as he tried to secure poles as the tent flapped in the wind.
About 30 people had assembled for the gathering for a ceremony that celebrates "mystery, art and science," including Orne ringing a gong, and sculptor Bruce Greenwald and astronomer Jim Keating answering questions about the sculpture and astronomical dynamics, respectively.
For more information about Beach Bluff Park, the Sun Circle, and the Clifton Improvement Association which owns and manages it, go to www.ciabeachbluff.org.
Staff writer Ethan Forman can be reached at 978-338-2673, by email at email@example.com or on Twitter at @DanverSalemNews.


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May 4th Undercard possibility, Guerrero is talking sh*t! Nice
May 4th Undercard possibility, Guerrero is talking sh*t! Nice
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We know what the main event will be (I know Chsels is relieved) and even the co main event (please Golden Boy do not screw us), but what about the undercard. I know Adrian said that he might be fighting on the undercard but I think he may want to hold out for the winner of Burns and Vasquez. That would mean he would be fighting three times this year, which is not bad but a lot.
If Broner does fight in the undercard I would like him to either fight Hank Lundy or Kevin Mitchell. Both can be very entertaining.
Miguel Garcia would be good in the undercard as well. Maybe he and Jhonny Gonzalez can go to war. Anyone else have any ideas about the undercard?
Side note: Robert Guerrero is talking big sh*t! This dude tweeted Mayweather and said "@FloydMayweather hope u liked working corners I'm gonna make it permanent pretty boy!" How can you not like that confidence. He better watch it because he still has to get in the ring and fight. This fight is going to be FUN!
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Broner vs Burns would be perfect for another undercard possibility. It brings in more of the UK demographic, only more money. And for Broner this would be better exposure than if he were on to be the Main event of his own fight. The best thing Broner can do is take that May 4th slot and Mayweather seems perfectly fine with Broner getting his shine in. Broner said he wants the winner of Burns/Vazquez then probably moving up. Time is now.
I think the only undercard slots will be for Mayweather Promotion fighters. or Broner, AKA Mayweather JR jr lol
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Long Island: Jericho
Jericho is a hamlet and census-designated place located in Nassau County, on the North Shore of Long Island, New York. It is in the Town of Oyster Bay.
As of 2010 census, there were 13,567 people, 4,440 households and 3,785 families residing in the CDP. The median income for a household in the CDP was $152,143 and the median income for a family was $189,435. Males had a median income of $107,753 and just $58,060 for females. It is composed of four primary sections such as East Birchwood, West Birchwood, Oakwood/ Princeton Park, and White Birch. The latitude of Jericho is 40.791N. The longitude is -73.54W. It is in the Eastern Standard time zone. Elevation is 197 feet.
The community was named after the biblical city. It had a large Quaker population in the 17th century and the influential preacher named Elias Hicks resided in the area. Major ancestry groups reported by Jericho residents include 15% Russian, 11% Italian, 10% Polish, and 7% Irish. There were also notable current and former residents of Jericho that include Jamie-Lynn Sigler on the HBO series "The Sopranos".
Jericho remained pretty much a quiet little town until 1953 and recently, the zoning laws are threatening, and condominiums are under planning for the rolling hills and ponds of the Underhill Estate. A Post Office for the Wicks Sod Farm site was overruled by the Civic Association and now two triple building office complexes are being constructed on that site. Across Jericho Turnpike, now a major speedway, seven office buildings are planned to rise up soon. The famous Lehman Estate on Jericho Turnpike met its end in 1977, when fire raged through and destroyed its large rooms.
There are plenty of restaurants to dine at within Jericho. The Milleridge Inn and the Maine Maid Inn are popular in the area's history. Houses are mostly split-levels, ranches and Colonials that ranges from $500,000-to-$1,600,000. There are also several condominium complexes with prices ranging from the $600,000s to $1 million+.
Jericho has a highly regarded school district and its proximity to major highways. The busy North Broadway provides easy access to major highways, shops and services. The Jericho Union Free School District is the only one primary school district in the community and other part of Jericho is served by the Syosset Central School District.
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A 47-year-old Pendleton County man died Aug. 15 when his vehicle went off Falmouth Road and struck a tree.
Gregory Tolbert was pronounced dead at the scene by the Grant County Coroner's Office.
According to the Grant County Sheriff's Office, Tolbert was traveling east on Falmouth Road when his vehicle went off the left side of the road and hit the tree.
It is believed that Tolbert suffered a medical emergency, causing him to run off the road, based on the investigation and preliminary results from the autopsy.
Monica Schneider has beaten the odds and has no plans of giving up hope now.
Schneider, a hair stylist for more than 40 years, has helped countless men and women feel better with a look, cut or curl.
She's been there for first hair cuts, proms, weddings and even giving the last style for a deceased client.
Now her family hopes those customers and friends will give back to her by attending a benefit in her honor from 10:30 a.m. to close on Aug. 27 at LaRosa's in Dry Ridge.
The Grant County Middle School students have a new principal.
John Preston has been named as principal of Grant County Middle School. Preston assumed the role of principal on July 1, replacing Tim Grayson, who accepted a position with Newport Independent Schools.
Preston is not a new face in the community and became a member of the GCMS administrative team after coming to Grant County Middle School as an assistant principal for the 2013-2014 school year.
Certain characteristics are so inherent to Christianity. What has changed the most in the past 20 years with people? People today are far less willing to commit to anything. Whether we are talking about faith, marriage, career, etc... studies have backed up evidence. Some say it is because of: desire for adventure, career advancement, and prolonged adolescence.
Head Coach Kevin Siple is going into his third season as coach of the Grant County Braves Football team and is feeling optimistic with the off season he and his team has had.
"We have had great off seasons the past two years and are getting stronger," Siple said.
The football team is coming off of a disappointing 1-9 2013 season. This year seems to be a different story as they are a team of 21 juniors and 12 seniors that have experience playing as underclassmen.
Williamstown High School stayed above the state average while Grant County High School fell just below in recently released ACT scores.
The data is from high school juniors who took the test during the 2013-14 school year. Those students are seniors this year.
Since 2008, state law has mandated all of Kentucky's public school juniors participate in the ACT, which assesses English, reading, mathematics and science and is scored on a scale of 1 to 36.
For 18-year-old Morgan Cloe, her cows are more than just farm animals.
"They are really my pets," she said. "They each have a name and different personality so I absolutely love being able to go to the farm to work with each and every one of them."
Cloe took out a loan to start her herd.
What started out has four has now grown to 15 red Angus cattle.
Cloe also has an Appaloosa horse and a wired haired spaniel.
In between drills during a pre-season practice Williamstown Volleyball coach, Wesley Staff, called out to his team "What two goals are we setting out to accomplish this year!?" The team yelled back "talking and being faster!"
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PEORIA - Amtrak wants to make traveling to Chicago easier for Peoria residents, but first, the city needs the help of local residents.
Arson is believed to be the cause of Wednesday's storage facility fire
Law to Protect Survivors of Domestic Violence Signed
Moms are turning to the internet to share pretty much everything these days; From clothing swaps, to family friendly recipes, to play groups. But a group of Central Illinois women is sharing something that many consider more precious than gold.
Daniel Wilson Death Ruled Suicide
Peorian Pleads NOT GUILTY to Five Count Indictment
Peorian Pleads NOT GUILTY to Indictment
Congressman Davis Receives NFIB Endorsement
Term Limits Supporters Seek Illinois Supreme Court Action
Obama Approval Rating on Economy; Foreign Affairs Drops
IDOT Takes Major Steps to Improve Accountability
City Council is making repairs at the site of last year's landslide.
It's been more than a week since picketing started in Galesburg, and it may be at least another week before it's all resolved.
The Budweiser Clydesdales are pulling for the town with several events this weekend.
ILLINOIS - Local unemployment in Peoria moves higher from June to July, but fell in most every metro area in the Land of Lincoln on a year to year basis.
Sales are down, but prices are up, both state-wide and locally
Part of a downtown Pekin building was reduced to rubble Wednesday afternoon.
NORMAL - Central Illinoisans, who love the great outdoors, now will have another indoor option for some of their favorite activities.
Peoria city leaders are seeking citizen feedback about the route. It would go back and forth between Peoria and Normal, before high speed rails are completed.
Safely get rid of old electronics and other items on Saturday
On Wednesday, police released surveillance images of that armed robbery. Police say the two robbers, believed to be male, came into Risque's just after 8 p.m. Sunday.
But the clapping isn't all those cheerleaders, or "100 Caring Adults," are bringing to the table. They are helping carry out the Promise Council's greater goal..
The back portion of a building collapses, and nearby businesses close for the day
A popular charity event is releasing its totals for breast cancer awareness.
The violence and the killing is going to stop. That's the message from Peoria's fourth anti-violence initiative "Don't Shoot" Call-In.
Kids Hunting
Peoria Federal Grand Jury Indicts Two Brothers
City of Peoria Searching For Traffic Solution
Rauner Announces Eight Debates and Forums
Safe School Crossings
Will accommodate 10 veterans near downtown Peoria
Caterpillar Reaches Milestone of Wheel Tractor Scrapers
Unity Point Health-Methodist Proctor Improve Access
Road Closure in Normal
Washington ranks number two in a real estate blog, but they are not the only one's representing central Illinois.
A $10 million project is in store for the hospital.
With Washington students back in school, many are not back in their homes after last year's tornado.
Local leaders weighed options for how they will upgrade the eastbound side of the McClugage Bridge.
Park District seeks funding for a longer runway.
The official move-in day at Bradley University is Saturday, August 23, which means a significant increase in traffic in the area of Main and University.
Heartland President Rob Widmer says the school is seeing increased enrollment on its three campuses this semester, but students are taking fewer credit hours than before.
BLOOMINGTON – At the corner of Jefferson and Allin streets, the road comes to a dead end. Crime shut it down years ago, but the city of Bloomington might open that back up.
Just after 11 p.m., police were called to the 900 block of West Jefferson Street for a stabbing.
Damages estimated to be around $160,000.
Pekin police issued a statement today after receiving several comments and concerns about the recent arrest of Thomas Anthony and his subsequent release from jail on a notice to appear bond.
EAST PEORIA – The East Peoria Police Department is advising residents to be aware of a potential repair scam involving driveway sealcoating and tree trimming.
A local barbershop partners with the Salvation Army to get the homeless ready for the job search
CANTON - Investigators are looking into a suspicious fire at a Canton storage facility early Wednesday morning
This year, Home Sweet Home Ministries and OSF teamed up to collect more than 4,100 pairs of shoes.
BLOOMINGTON - Illinois Wesleyan's newest students have quite the first impression of their president.
EAST PEORIA - A homeless man appeared in court Monday after allegedly kidnapping a 10 year old boy.
PEKIN- A Tazewell County jury Friday afternoon found a Peoria man guilty of all charges in connection with an East Peoria homicide last year.
A Glasford man was sentenced Tuesday to prison on a drug charge.
Peorian convicted of theft in Bartonville
A Bloomington man was indicted Wednesday on a new charge relating to a June robbery.
A Galesburg man is sentenced to prison on participating in a meth manufacturing operation.
A Pekin man was sentenced to prison Tuesday for a flare gun incident in Peoria.
A Peoria man, indicted after a suspicious fire in his apartment building pleaded NOT GUILTY Thursday to charges.
A woman from Normal was formally charged Thursday with filing a false police report following a reported stabbing.
A hearing was held Tuesday into the 20 year old murder case against a Bloomington man accused of murdering his father in 1991.
A drug suspect in McLean County get his bond reduced by a judge.
A Peoria man was arrested last night following a reported arson fire in his apartment building.
A Champaign man pleaded NOT GUILTY in McLean County to child abduction charge.
Peoria murder suspect pleads NOT GUILTY Friday for the city's 13th homicide of the year.
Peoria Congressman Aaron Schock introduces a bill dealing with rural health clinics.


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In an industry where incremental design changes are hailed as paradigm shifts, the driver array technology of the new Blackstone TL Series is a paradigm shift among paradigm shifts. Why? Because it's a design element that actually improves performance in a product whose performance has already set the bar quite high, indeed.
The Blackstone TL Series is the latest generation of Polk's compact high performance loudspeakers. Our compact loudspeakers were designed to counter the preponderance of tinny, toy-like mini-speakers on the market. The components used in the Blackstone TL Series are the very same components used on our top-of-the-line traditional-sized loudspeakers, now engineered for superior performance in smaller enclosures. Blackstone TL speakers deliver big home theater thrills in rooms where big speakers just wouldn't fit.
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Time alignment refers to the staggered placement of the drivers in the array, and (behind the scenes) the specialized crossover settings that keep these drivers "aligned in phase," which is another way of saying "working together closely." The acoustic lens is designed into the shape of the Blackstone TL baffle and grille. It resembles the flared end of a horn. It helps achieve an unprecedented level of directional detail and dynamic blending.
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Captain Munnerlyn/Drayton Florence vs. Vincent Jackson
Up until last week, our secondary as a unit had performed quite well defending the pass. Before New Englad, no team had game-planned to attack "The Legion of Whom" and been successful. We saw New Englad match Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola on our undrafted free agent starter Melvin White and make him look silly a few times, but in the end Carolina came away with a W and a pretty successful defensive performance against a sure-fire Hall of Famer in Tom Brady. Well, that all changed Sunday. The Dolphins decided to take their 6 foot burner Mike Wallace and match him up against our 5'8" Captain Munnerlyn and chuck the ball deep. And it worked. Twice, almost three times. Drayton Florence did a decent job against Wallace in the second half when the Dolphins tried again, but the cat was out of the bag. The Dolphins rolled Ryan Tannehill out of the pocket on play action to neutralize the pass rush, allowing him time to find Wallace deep down field. I would expect the Bucs to try the same with Glennon.
Glennon's offensive line is undoubtedly better than the Dolphins line at this point, but Glennon's also been susceptible to hearing footsteps and reacting to pressure, even when it isn't there (fantastic film study session by Bucs Nation in the link). Glennon's still a rookie quarterback, so he has a lot of room to develop. The nice thing for them is he has his shiny toy in Vincent Jackson to get the ball to. Jackson tore us up the second time around last season, and I don't see why they wouldn't try to get him heavily involved if they can't get the run going.
Demar Dotson/Donald Penn vs. Mario Addison/Greg Hardy
This marks the second game star defensive end Charles Johnson will miss after suffering a sprained MCL against New England. While Mario Addison had a great game last week, he had it against a Miami defense that was lacking some starters on the line, which is not the case this week. Per All-22 film, Greg Hardy operated primarily at the left defensive end position (over the right tackle), while Mario Addison played right end. This makes a lot of sense since Carolina elected to use Charles Johnson at left end due to his more adept play against the rush. However, Hardy also would go back to right end when Frank Alexander stepped in, as well as kicking inside to under tackle on passing situations.
Addison had an outstanding game against Bryant McKinnie last week, and we will need more of that this week against Donald Penn to help out our struggling corners. Hardy has been outstanding all season, but if we can't get some pass rush out of our depth we may see Tampa Bay focus on locking down Greg Hardy.
Steve Smith vs. Darrelle Revis/Johnthan Banks
Darrelle Revis being questionable for Sunday's game is a big problem for Tampa Bay. Last time he met Steve Smith, Revis was able to hold him to 4 receptions for 42 yards, a respectable number. Revis held Smith in check, but Smith was still able to make some plays and get some first downs when we needed it, something Smith has done all season. This time around, if Revis can't go or is hampered by his injury, Tampa could have a huge problem defending the pass.
The scary thing about this is that Steve Smith hasn't needed to be a big factor to win. This might be the first season I've seen for a long time as a Panthers fan where the Panthers are winning without Steve Smith being in the upper echelon of the league statistically. Cam's spread the ball out well. with four receivers at or nearing 500 yards receiving. However, one thing we HAVE seen from Steve Smith is that he can still victimize younger corners. And if Tampa Bay is forced to play Banks against Smith, his list of children from this season may grow.
Gerald McCoy vs. Nate Chandler/Travelle Wharton
I wrote on this matchup last time, and to be honest nothing has changed. Last game these teams met McCoy was kept relatively quiet. But since the win streak started McCoy has accounted for four sacks (three of which were against Atlanta). While it's tough to look at one game and believe it's an indicator of overall performance, I think we all know who Gerald McCoy is. Atlanta's offensive line has stunk, but I'd probably rather have any of their starting guards over Nate Chandler. Wharton might be able to hold his own, but I have little to no faith that Chandler will be alright against McCoy. Look for our rushing attack and pass protection to be largely schemed against McCoy, as he showed us last year that his presence can make our offense abysmal.


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While I was living there, things seemed fine. Then, I got very loud neighbors which management would do nothin Read Moreg about. The dishwasher broke 3 times and even though it was fixed within 24 hours, it was the same problem each time. When I moved out, they told me I turned in the wrong key for the exercise room, they threw it away and were going to charge me $70+ if I hadn't turned the right key in. The manager claimed she had the right to throw it away - that was not in the lease. Read it carefully.
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These apartments are old and poorly maintenanced. We have had maintenance requests submitted for almost a year Read More with no attempt by the apartment complex to fix the problems. When dealing with the office staff we are ignored, avoided, or placated with promises.
Our years at The Boulevard have been some of the worst rental experiences to date. I would not only NOT recommend this property but will actively seek to file grievances with the housing authorities and the BBB.
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NACCHO members, Gibbie Harris of Buncombe County, NC; Gayle Harris of Durham County, NC; Art Rodriguez of Brownsville, TX; and Torney Smith of Spokane, WA, were integral parts of their communities' prize winning efforts. NACCHO is proud that their leadership, expertise, and vision have been recognized and honored nationally.
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- Apple also pushed the basic Intel technology in its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro lines beyond what PC vendors did, again with no meaningful response from the Wintel community for a couple years. The belated but highly hyped Ultrabook effort went nowhere, worsened by the strangely self-sabotaging Windows 8.
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Apple has also cleared the path for Microsoft's dominance in office productivity software, providing its iWork suite that is cheaper than Office but not as full-functioned. Office remains the main productivity suite for OS X, and Apple has not provided a significant update to iWork in four years. Apple's iWork dominates on iOS (though, perhaps complicating the Apple-Microsoft arrangement, Google's Quickoffice has provided a major challenge), while Microsoft has been absent with a good version of Office on even its own Windows Phone platform. Perhaps that suggests any agreement on preserving Office's dominance didn't extend to mobile devices, or the shoe has yet to drop. After all, the latest version of Office 365 now works reasonably well on the iPad, and some pundits have suggested that the lack of Office on iOS lets it appear as if Microsoft has at least one competitive advantage for its Windows 8 tablets.
The pattern is very clear: Microsoft's competitive responses to Apple client technology has been both late and inadequate, marketing hype aside, enabling the shift now under way from Windows PC to Macs and iPads. Apple's adoption of Microsoft back-end technology and limited competition with Office has not only neutralized Microsoft's back-end competitors but given Microsoft nearly full control of that market.
This pattern supports the apparent intent of the secret Jobs-Gate agreement. Antitrust concerns around Microsoft in the United States have evaporated, while Apple and Microsoft have solidified their positions in complementary segments of the technology industry. That's not proof of a secret agreement to divide the market, but it makes for a convincing argument.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The game ended and Dodgers reliever Brian Wilson hustled toward the opposing dugout to lash out at Giants chief executive officer Larry Baer — the very man who employed the bearded pitcher for seven seasons until he recently joined rival Los Angeles.
After months of trying to present Wilson with his 2012 World Series ring, Baer did his best after the Dodgers' 3-2 loss Thursday night.
Once Wilson was done yelling, Baer walked to the other side of the ballpark and delivered the ring to Dodgers personnel outside the Los Angeles clubhouse to give to the pitcher.
"We have been for seven months trying to give him his World Series ring, and tried these past three days," Giants spokeswoman Staci Slaughter said. "It's been more challenging than we expected. We've given the ring to the Dodgers and he now has it. We really tried to do the right thing. We invited him to the ring ceremony. A number of members of our organization repeatedly reached out to him and we didn't get any response."
Slaughter said only that Wilson "voiced his displeasure" when speaking to Baer. The Giants stayed in contact with Wilson and monitored his recovery from a second Tommy John surgery that cost him most of last season, but he ultimately signed with the archrival.
The shaggy-haired Wilson wasn't around in the clubhouse for comment after the game.
"It's just unfortunate, because he was an important member of our organization," Slaughter said.
Wilson's former teammate, Tim Lincecum, helped shut down the NL West champion Dodgers.
The sellout crowd that used to cheer Wilson in the ninth inning jumped to its feet to celebrate what might have been Lincecum's final outing for the Giants, and to root on new closer Sergio Romo.
Angel Pagan hit a tiebreaking home run leading off the eighth inning to give San Francisco a win in what might have been the final outing by Lincecum.
He has won two World Series championships and a pair of NL Cy Young awards while pitching all seven of his big league seasons in the Bay Area. Catcher Buster Posey couldn't think of it being Lincecum's last, and neither could manager Bruce Bochy.


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Jackson developer David Watkins will no longer lead the push to revitalize Farish Street.
We've learned that the Jackson Redevelopment Authority terminated its agreement with Watkins and his business group. Neither Watkins nor the JRA could be reached for comment.
Watkins successfully refurbished the abandoned King Edward Hotel a few years ago.
In September 2011, Watkins told us that 15 new venues would be open on Farish Street in a year's time. It was supposed to generate up to $2.5 million a year in sales tax revenues for the city.
Those plans have not become reality as of yet.
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Just outside the main level bedroom is a laundry closet with Bosch front load washer (uses He detergent only) and dryer. An iron and ironing board are provided, as well as 3 He detergent pods for the washing machine.
The French doors in the dining room lead to the covered screened-in back porch with hot tub, ceiling fan, 2 rocking chairs, patio table with cushioned seating for 6, stainless steel natural gas grill and private, wooded view. The covered porch also wraps around the side and front of the cabin, with 2 more rocking chairs and 2 swings.
Cozy Nest features a secure keyless lock system which provides a new personal entry code for each stay, with easy access for every member of your family. Your code will be generated and sent to you approximately one week prior to your stay.
Unique to our cabin is a covered parking pad underneath the side porch, which will accommodate a small car or motorcycles.
Our Cozy Nest would be an excellent choice for all of your vacation needs!
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cabin rental amenities
Property Type
- cabin
- floor area 968 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- Mountain Shadow Resort has a community swimming pool located within walking distance of the cabin.
- resort
- adventure
- romantic
- family
- away from it all
- sports & activities
- tourist attractions
- iron & board
living room
- Living room has queen sofa sleeper (for children) with memory foam mattress & support board, love seat, flip-up coffee table, end tables, ceiling fan, fireplace, & 42-inch HD LCD TV with DVD player
- Cabin has a pull thru drive for 2 cars, which is on a slope. Parking on an angle, next to sidewalk is recommended. Level, covered parking pad for small cars or motorcycles is under side deck.
- There is a cordless phone in the living room with free unlimited domestic long distance service.
air conditioning
- The cabin has central air conditioning.
- The cabin has natural gas central heat.
linens provided
- Linens (sheets & 1 blanket each) are provided for the king and queen beds and for the living room sofa sleeper. All 3 mattresses have protectors.
- hair dryer
- Secure high speed internet with Wifi is provided in the living room. The coffee table pops up for a working surface.
towels provided
- Towels and washcloths are provided for both bathrooms. You may want to bring your own beach towels for the hot tub.
washing machine
- The laundry closet is located on the main level, in the hall near the bedroom. There is a stacked Bosch front load washer (uses He detergent only/starter supply provided).
clothes dryer
- The Bosch dryer sits atop the washer in the laundry closet. It has a pull out shelf for folding clothes. Also in the laundry closet are an iron and board, broom and mop. (Vacuum is in bedroom closet.)
- The beautiful, stacked stone natural gas fireplace is fitted with a timer and protective screen.
- There is a full kitchen with tile floor, stainless steel appliances, breakfast bar and picnic pass thru window with shelf.
dishes & utensils
- The mugs and square plates (service for 8) have a bird motif to coordinate with the song bird décor in the cabin. Also provided are beautiful etched wine glasses, cooking utensils and serving dishes.
coffee maker
- There is a 12 cup coffee maker and an ice tea maker.
- Also provided is a stainless steel 2-slice toaster.
pantry items
- Salt and pepper and a starter supplies of coffee, dishwasher and liquid dishwashing detergent, He laundry detergent, bar soap, trash bags and paper towels are provided.
- The stainless steel dishwasher has an energy efficient 1-hour wash cycle.
- The stainless steel refrigerator has an automatic ice maker.
- The stainless steel electric stove has a smooth glass cook top.
- There's a full-sized stainless steel electric oven.
- Located above the stove is a full sized stainless steel microwave oven.
- kitchen
- dining room
- There is an open-concept dining room with a counter-height table and 6 chairs. The adjacent breakfast bar seats 2 more. A leaf can be added to the table with bar chairs scooted to the table to seat 8.
Pool / Spa
hot tub
- Hot tub is located on screened-in back porch, outside dining room. Slats on porch walls and surrounding woods provide private atmosphere. Tub seats 5 and has a 'cover butler' for easy top removal.
communal pool
- Mountain Shadows Resort has a communal pool, located only 7 cabins away from Cozy Nest. Pool is open from Memorial Day until end of September, weather permitting.
- hot tub
- Bathrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- bathroom 1: toilet, tub, shower, jetted tub
- bathroom 2: toilet, combination tub/shower, Bathroom 2 is upstairs, attached to bedroom.
- The main level bathroom is attached to the bedroom, with a jetted whirl pool tub and vanity in the dressing area. A wall-mounted hair dryer is provided. A beautiful stained-glass window is above the jetted tub. Through the door is a separate area with a window (covered by a cordless pleated shade), walk-in/stand-up shower and chair-height toilet. The upstairs bathroom is attached to the bedroom. It has a cathedral ceiling, combination tub/shower, chair-height toilet, vanity, window with cordless pleated shade and wall-mounted hair dryer.
- Bedrooms
- 2 bedrooms, sleeps 6, beds for 6
- bedroom 1: 1 queen, Queen bed is located on main level.
- bedroom 2: 1 king, Semi-private loft bedroom is located upstairs.
- The main level bedroom suite is just down the hall from the kitchen, laundry closet and living area. It has an attached bathroom, ceiling fan and light, alarm clock/I-Pod docking station, large closet, built-in cabinet and drawers, cedar-lined night stands with lamps, cordless pleated shade on window and 32-inch television/DVD player on swing arm. Upstairs bedroom suite is located in loft. It has a full attached bathroom, cathedral ceiling, ceiling fan and light, alarm clock, chair, 2 night stands with lamps, dresser, large closet, cordless pleated shades on windows and 32-inch television with DVD player. There is a queen size sofa sleeper in the living room, with linens provided. The original mattress has been replaced with a memory foam mattress and fold-out support board, which makes it very comfortable.
dvd player
- Main level bedroom television has built-in DVD player. Upstairs bedroom television has DVD player on a shelf below it. Living room DVD player is on the dining room buffet shelf, next to television.
- Books are located on the built-in book shelves in the hall way.
- Several bird puzzles and card games are located in the buffet, near the television.
music library
- CD's are located in the drawer in the buffet, near the television.
video library
- Videos are located in the drawer in the buffet, near the television.
- Both bedrooms have wall-mounted 32-inch LCD televisions. Main level bedroom television is on a swing arm, so that it can be viewed from bed or tub. The living room has 42-inch LCD HD TV.
satellite / cable
- Charter expanded cable television is provided with HD service to the television in living room. Televisions in bedrooms are standard definition with expanded cable service.
- There is a CD player with radio, IPOD docking station and auxiliary input in living room. The main level bedroom has a clock radio with IPOD docking station.
- dvd player
lawn / garden
- There are holly bushes in front of cabin, woods on sides and rear and a landscaped common area with a beautiful dogwood tree adjacent to cabin. Owner plants seasonal flowers, adding to curb appeal.
ski & snowboard
- Ober Gatlinburg Ski Resort and (4 Season) Amusement Park is within 4 miles
deck / patio
- There is an uncovered deck on one corner of the cabin, between the side and back porches.
lanai / gazebo
- Cozy Nest has covered porches around 3 sides of the cabin. The back porch is screened in. Located on the covered porches are 2 swings, 4 rockers, side tables, dining table for 6, gas grill & hot tub.
- Gatlinburg Golf Course is located within 10 miles. Gatlinburg also features theme inspired miniature golf courses. Bent Creek Golf Course is located within 8 miles.
outdoor grill
- Natural gas grill is located on back screened-in porch. It has a metal plate underneath for safety and easy clean-up. Grill tools are dishwasher safe and hung on side of dish cabinet.
- lawn / garden
children welcome
- For your convenience we now provide a pack 'n play crib, expandable baby gate for the bottom of the stairs and fold-up high chair. You will need to bring your own sheets for the crib.
- pets not allowed
- non smoking only
minimum age limit for renters
- Minimum age for renters is 25.
- children welcome
- Notes
- You may want to explore these websites when planning your vacation: http://hikingthesmokys.com www.gatlinburgcrafts.com.
activities and attractions in Gatlinburg Tennessee
- churches
- library
- recreation center
- winery tours
- theme parks
- restaurants
- health/beauty spa
- cinemas
- live theater
- museums
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- eco tourism
- outlet shopping
- scenic drives
- walking
- shopping
- sight seeing
- wildlife viewing
- antiquing
- miniature golf
- horseback riding
Sports & Adventure Activities
- ice skating
- fly fishing
- freshwater fishing
- mountain climbing
- mountaineering
- water tubing
- golf
- rafting
- swimming
- cycling
- mountain biking
- skiing
- snowboarding
- hiking
- fishing
- rock climbing
- basketball court
accepted payment methods
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Last month the Citizens Conservation Corps of West Virginia released a list of community service projects in which tens of thousands of Boy Scouts will participate next summer.
Yes, next summer. Nine months from now.
The projects number about 350 and will be performed in a nine-county area during the 2013 National Jamboree.
Approximately 300,000 volunteer service hours will be donated to West Virginia communities and counties through "The Initiative."
Do any of us really have the capacity to grasp just how extensive and far-reaching this is going to be?
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The term "game-changer" has been espoused by many since we learned about the coming of The Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve. That reference can be bandied about in countless ways, but it certainly does apply when it comes to "The Initiative" and everything that comes with it.
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Please visit the Highmoor Farm website for the University of Maine Strawberry Integrated Pest Management Newsletter No. 7, July 15, 2013, "Renovation and Weed Management Issue: Spotted Wing Drosophila, White Grubs Threaten Berries this Summer."
Highmoor Farm Field Day and Summer Tour will be held on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Registration fee is $20 per person, including lunch, and preregistration is strongly encouraged. For more information, visit the Highmoor Farm website or call 207.933.2100. If you are a person with a disability and will need any accommodations to participate in this program, please call Pam St. Peter at Highmoor Farm, 207.933.2100 or TDD 1.800.287.8957 to discuss your needs at least 7 days prior to this event.


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Horseradish harvest
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Horseradish harvest
Today was horseradish harvest day here!---got some gooood hot stuff this year.---anybody else make their own?---nice and crisp to work with this year too, really tender, not woody.---I have tons of plants/roots growing ---some friends came over last fall and got a start of mine.---they had some variety that wasnt hot, so they tried ours and decided that was what they were wanting! Good time now to transplant it too! thanks; sonny
Re: Horseradish harvest
Yup. Have two small patches. We only havest when we need to restock. Usually only make up a quart at a time.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: Horseradish harvest
The small re-stock amount is how we do it too!----stays good in the fridg. --they say 6 mos.--we have had it longer, but the small batches are easier to dig and make! thanks; sonny
Re: Horseradish harvest
Yep. I do my own. Usually end up with a couple of quarts. I give what I don't need away to friends and neighbors.
Don McCombs
MD, Deep Creek Lake
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Re: Horseradish harvest
I love the stuff...My grandmother used to grow & make it on the farm where I now live. She always planted it at the end of the garden, and once when I mowed for her, noticed these "weeds" at the end. Had a funny smell when I cut them down.. Well, they grew back twice as good, and eventually I was able to sit again...
Never did that again...hehe
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