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Made it through our study last night. Our attendance was less but we had a good study.
Wonder what today will hold? Planning to take Mom to exercise after work.
Some ladies are reaching out to Mom and she walked down and watched them Wii Bowl last night. That's the second time. Then they drove her home. She really enjoyed herself. They are trying to get her to play. She said next time she would. Praying they continue to reach out to her. She needs to get involved with someone and enjoy life.
More settled about upcoming weekend. Guess it takes me time to process everything.
Really feel in my gut I need to change jobs. Something keeps nagging me I need to get out of there. Where to go and what to do...I am not sure.
Off to make it a great day!
Get out and vote! You vote makes a difference!
Listened to Spark Radio this AM! What a neat new idea!
Learning to try to be flexible....BFF sent e-mail to see if she and her mom could come out this weekend....I was so sad. We would have had a blast and laughed and laughed....then we had wanted to leave with son and daughter in law around 9 am at their place and daughter in law e-mailed back and we can't be down there until 11 and although we invited them...it all has to be on their schedule and that discouraged me. Then she's wanted to plans meals hubby won't eat and it seemed like a viscous mess. What was meant to be a fun weekend has turned into frustration. I was just so down. Tempted to let them go by themselves and let BFF and her mom come out. But we need time with son and daughter in law and it will turn out ok. I just need to back off and roll with the situation and we will have a good time. So feeling better this AM but know I wouldn't have had all this drama with BFF and her mom.
Hubby had a phone interview yesterday with a recruiter...maybe he'll hear something.
Co-worker had a rough weekend and with everything going on...I think I must take on her troubles...I was really down and sad last night. Also lack of sleep from the night before. Went to bed around 9:30 and this AM feel like I got a descent nights sleep and feel better.
It will be fun to explore with son and DIL. Sometimes it just seems like we have to always bend over backwards for them. If we want to see them for holidays we have to go there or spend it with her family. Since daughter lives so far away and Mom enjoys their family gatherings we usually go there. It's not worth the fight or the holiday a lone. Mom really enjoys the feeling of family when we go there. There are young and old and she seems to enjoy all the commotion (which isn't normal for her). They make her feel loved and part of the clan. If she is having an odd day...she fits right in.
Guess I just let things get to me too much....maybe I'm a control freak too! Seems like I roll so much easier with daughter and BFF on our outings. Reminds me we are going to be living closer to daughter as we age.
I try to remember there has been a lot on our plate the last few years. In stead of growing calmer with age I am tending to get more stressed. Need to enjoy the moments I'm in instead of rushing through them. I think hubby is becoming more laid back...of course he isn't working...and I know that adds some stress.
Off to vote and make it a great day!
Mom was difficult yesterday morning. Not sure if she was up all night afraid she'd oversleep with time change or what but she was so moody at lunch. I was dreading the Harvest meal yesterday evening...I just withdraw...afraid I'll say something I'll regret. She had to sit on a wooden chair instead of a booth as they were crowded and busy...she sat next to a window and wouldn't change sides because she would face the wrong direction and said she was cold by the window. Offered to put my coat behind her and so did hubby but no she wouldn't do that...wouldn't change seats either. Made a big deal about waitress spilling coffee on her and burning her. Waitress was just helping her as she was unable to pour her own coffee....and waitress apologized and when she left Mom complained the coffee was too cold to drink!!!!!
Trying not to become unglued but I feel the stress weighed me down when she pulls stunts like that. I want to say change seats so we can stop hearing you belly ache about how cold you are...just do something about it. Stop whining and complaining like a little child. But I didn't. She talks about days going by so slowly...asked if she was going to go to her retirment complex Thanksgiving dinner. No it's already happened...no Mom it's the 17th...well I haven't signed up so I can't go. Now I know she could still go. She tells me she won't accept rides from other neighbors down to breakfast because she doesn't want to put anyone out...and yet she piles a huge load on us by expecting us to entertain her...ugh!
Anyway was dreading last night but she must have rested some yesterday afternoon because she was in pleasant mood last night. Ate with co-worker and hubby at our table and had a nice evening. Got to see minister's new son...lots of hair. Great time of Praising God!
Know I need to work through all this. Used to take Mom shopping for clothes and out doing girl things but she is growing so difficult and cranky I dread going. We shop and purchase things and then she'll say they don't fit or she can't find where she put them and forgets she got them or decides she doesn't like them and I feel like my time has been wasted. I dread taking her out for a precious day off...and she gripes and grumbles the whole day and I'm left drained and frustrated with her...so I have less and less time for her. I feel guilty about it. Nor sure where I would find the time for it...but I would make time to do some little things with her....like go to the coffee shop and just talk. I no longer have the energy to try and cajole her and tease with her...I just grow quiet. I know she'd like to spend a day just shopping around and adventuring...just not able to right now and if I have time...I can find something better to do.
Looking forward to time away with son and daughter in law. Hopefully I won't download too much on them about their Grandma. Not sure how to process through this. Mom wanted to go to our little town's Christmas Open House this coming weekend. Don't think hubby's told her we're out of town. Will try and take her to Christmas Open homes in December.
Hopefully daughter will take her out while they are home at Christmas time. They enjoy time together and it's good for both of them. When she was back she acted so much like I once used to with her and had a wonderful time. Made my heart swell with pride to see what a wonderful lady she is growing into.
So will work on trying to understand what stresses me out so much about being around Mom and how I can learn to love her where she is and not let it get to me and let her words roll off and not make me feel so guilty and a bad daughter in law.....a learning process....
The journey of life is an adventure. Thankfully we have had Mom around so I can work on these issues in my life.
Been about two weeks...hubby hasn't heard about last interview. Wonder if maybe we need to do something else but not sure what that would be. This time been about a 2 year stretch. I know it allows time for hubby to take care of Mom and maybe that is part of it....
Made some homemade chicken soup....got a bunch of it. Will share some with Mom if she'll eat it...think she should???? Also baked up some squash so will have that will meals.
Car having some trouble...slow to start first thing...hubby checked it...took battery to get tested...was low so took it back where we had bought it 5 years ago and they replaced it free. It's the little things that brighten you day!
Got daughter-in-laws Christmas present yesterday. One down. Think it will be a joint present.
All Church Thanksgiving Dinner tonight. Mom seems to enjoy the outings so try to get to all the events.
Looking forward to get-a-way with son and daughter in law next weekend. Renting a cabin near Red Gorge in Kentucky and spending a 3 day weekend. Will be too short but time with them will be good. Planning to do some walking so hopefully the weather will cooperate.
A day to sleep in with the time change and woke up with headache. Just can't seem to find a good pillow right now....
Off to make it a great day!
For some reason was awake early this AM and decided I might as well get a jump start on the day. Hoping to get some much needed housecleaning done.
Off to get in some exercise this AM to get in my 50 miles / week in.
Already listened to video for my Bible study and ready some in the book for my study on Tuesday....
Off to make it agreat day!


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1948 Cub Wiring
I have inherited a 1948 Cub. It has a generator, magneto and a cutout relay. I have checked all the manuals I can find and cannot find a wiring diagram for this combinitation. IH parts manual TC37F Revision 1 doesn't show it. I also saw on another page to just replace the relay with a regulator. I would rather leave the tractor the way it is. Can any one help me
Wiring Diagrams
cleancomputes.com/Cub The Cub owners manual (Operation Maintenance Lubrication) page 33 and 34 has wiring diagrams for the tractor.
I have an original Cub owners manual that has 6 pages of wiring diagrams for the Cub. Printed 6-12-67.
Click on the top diagram at this link:
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Thanks, I think from the two of these I can work it out. They always seem to leave out the magneto to on/off switch. Now, I have found several folks on the web that manufacture wiring harnessess. Do either of you know of a good dealer?
There are several sources:
Carter & Gruenewald
O.E.M. Tractor Parts
Make your own
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
The magneto on/off circuit is not considered part of the electrical system, so they don't include it in most diagrams. You won't find it as a part of most wiring harnesses. It normally is a seperate unit.
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Do you gusy make your own or have you used a manufactured harness? Oem wants 76.00 and ytmag has them for around 30.00; any opinions?What gauge wire should I use to rewire it myself? Does anyone have the right color for each of the individual wires? Thanks
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If you are doing a restoration and looking for authenticity, consider purchasing a good reproduction harness with wireloom. If your concern is functionality rather than appearance you can easily make your own for a lot less money. I'd run #10 wire for the charging circuit and # 14 for everything else. You can duplicate correct colors if you feel the need. If not, you can use one or two colors. Just run one wire at a time completing connections at both ends and bundling loosely as you go. Then snug everything together when you complete the runs.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
My wife says I don't listen to her. - - - - - - - - Or something like that!
Redpower. Re-wired my '48 in October and took a few pictures. Got a new harness from Carter & Gruenewald p/n 351325R91. Below are a few pictures that may help..............
The ignition cable became part of the main harness loom when IH went to Regulators and battery ign in 1953.
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In this week's Crossroads podcast, host Todd Wilken and I discuss whether a congregation with 75 members is "tiny" or of median size. It's funny how many people have talked to me about that post where we learned that the median size of congregations, in terms of weekly worship, is 75 participants. My feedback indicates that both popular perception and media treatment would have assumed the median worship attendance to be much higher.
We also discussed media coverage of September 11 commemoration services. We specifically looked at the media coverage of the religious participants, or non-participants, as the case may be. Those events took place and I rather appreciated this angle that Yahoo's News blog took:
A steady online stream of searches have accompanied the 9/11 memorial events — "George W. Bush," "Twin Towers," "conspiracy theories," "terror threat," "silence," "fdny 343 firefighters," "pledge of allegiance," "god bless America."
Among these queries, many focused on Psalm 46 ("president obama reading psalm 46," "obama psalm 46 ten anniversary"). The passage has been described as "a sure defense in desperate times." President Obama has quoted from this passage before, during the memorial service of victims from the fatal Tucson mass shooting.
It's a great argument for religion news coverage. The search stream indicates that people have an interest in religious angles to news stories. Yahoo went on to provide some context:
Church history scholar Scott Manetsch, speaking to an Alabama divinity school in 2010, described its "emotive power" as deriving from "blunt honesty and its sturdy confidence in the Lord." The song has been favored among leaders like Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher. An inspired nine-year-old Wolfgang Mozart composed "God is Our Refuge," based on the psalm, in 1765. Its origins are still unknown among Biblical scholars, and may go back as far as 700 B.C.
It's a short blog post, so I suppose that last sentence suffices.But a larger discussion of the Psalms and their authorship, including the Sons of Korah, might put that sentence in better context.
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The episode begins with a surgery. A figure is surrounded by doctors and not too far from them, cultivated organs with a particular focus on an eye. As it's being lowered toward the subject, we see from its reflection that its Spike. Spike suddenly awakens, the whole sequence having been a flashback. He is currently in a blues club where a child prodigy is on stage. Skillfully playing his harmonica. On the Bebop, the ship is low on food with only a can of dog food left. Obviously meant for Ein. Faye callously eats it in front of him before noticing a picture of the latest bounty. The reward being three million Wu Longs, Faye decides to let Spike and Jet catch it. At the club, Spike and Jet have located their target, identifying him as Giraffe.The two start to move in when Spike notices someone, a portly man, in the way of one of their attack routes. Jet recognizes him as "Fatty" River, a fellow bounty hunter. Jet distracts him by greeting him as an old college while Spike goes after Giraffe alone, whose following after the harmonica prodigy along with a wheelchair bound fellow. The trail leads to a hotel where Giraffe continues after the pair while Spike gets his ship, Swordfish. Giraffe locates the pair's room and busts in, yelling for "Zebra" to give something back. However he's suddenly shoved out of the hotel's window. Spike spots him as he's falling and catches him on the nose of the Swordfish before landing. But its too late, Giraffe is already mortally wounded from a gunshot wound and dying. Before he passes away, he tells Spike "not to be fooled by him" and to help a certain someone before giving Spike a stone on a ring. Spike returns to the Bebop and has Jet analyze it while the two mull over what to do with it. Faye suggests selling it but Spike claims it'll pay for Jet and his food, not hers. When Faye complains, Jet gives her a present; an invoice for all the expenses she racked up to her annoyance.Jet meets up with Fatty, bribing him with sweet to gain information. Fatty reveals that the harmonica prodigy is named Wen and that Giraffe was after his guardian, Zebra. The two apparently were friends and the leaders of an organization call the Self Defense Volunteer Squad. However ten years ago they raided an R and D facility against raiders. Zebra went missing during the operation, the raiders were wiped out and Giraffe was found blindfolded in a silo. Its assumed that Zebra double crossed him to run the squad by himself, but for some odd reason turned up with Wen as his guardian, apparently the plan having not worked out for him. Spike sees Wen playing at another club before following Zebra and him to a warehouse. However as Spike steps in, a light is shined on him and he finds himself confronting the pair. Jet and Faye look over archives of Wen in the newspapers, Faye notices that the date is over thirty years ago and the guardian in the paper isn't Zebra. Back at the warehouse, Spike tries to talk with Wen, but he pulls a gun out and fires. Hitting Spike in the arm and knocking away his gun. Wen warns Spike not to get involved and when Spike brings up his age, Wen reveals he was still alive when the area they're in was still an outpost.Wen divulges his backstory; when he was still his rightful age his parents and he were out on a picnic. However the Gate Incident, in which the testing of the hyperspace gate first started, malfunctioned and blew up a chunk of the moon, happened. Wen's family was caught in the blast radius, his parents managed to shield him but died in the process. He survived but stopped aging and claims he can never die. Every so often he would be found by scientists and experimented on, but would always manage to outlast them. When the defense squad raided the R and D lab he was currently at, he incapacitated Zebra and made him his "parent" to hide his cover. Its then that Spike realizes Giraffe's final words, not to be fooled by Wen's appearance and to help Zebra. Wen reveals Zebra is the third victim of this deception before asking about the ring. Spike feigns ignorance of it before Wen opens fire on him. Spike is able to duck out of the way and hide until Wen has to reload. He rushes for his gun and returns fire, knocking Wen's gun away. As Spike rushes for him, Wen pushes Zebra toward him as a distraction while he runs. Spike shoots at Wen as he's getting away and manages to get off a headshot. However when he goes to see where the body fell, Wen is gone.Spike returns to the Bebop with Zebra's body and has Jet bandage his arm. Ein notices something and barks to get their attention. Faye does, seeing that Zebra is crying despite being braindead. Spike suggests using the Alfa Catch, a device that monitors brainwaves. They hook Zebra up to it and look at his thoughts through a monitor. Through it, they see what went on in the Hotel room; Giraffe confronted Wen and demanded that he return Zebra to him, showing Wen the ring and claiming it can return time back to him. However Wen shot Giraffe in cold blood and sent him flying out the hotel window to the shock of the crew. Jet finishes analyzing the stone, finding out it's part of the hyperspace energy turned to crystal after the accident. Its also the same energy keeping Wen alive. They fashion the gem into a bullet and stick it into a shotgun. Jet however tells Spike he doesn't know what will happen when they shoot Wen with it, for all he knows it could blow up. Thus as Spike's leaving, Faye comes to see Spike off and Jet gives him a final smoke just in case.Wen, meanwhile, hails a taxi then kills the driver and commenders the vehicle. Spike manages to locate him in the Swordfish and blows him off the road into a gas station which explodes. Wen escapes unharmed as Spike lands nearby and, after letting Wen have a few potshots, aims the shotgun. Wen lets him shoot him unaware of gem bullet. Spike nails Wen in the forehead and for a moment nothing happens. However Wen suddenly starts to glow and rapidly turns into an old man. He falls over, panting heavily but happy he can die now. His last words to Spike asking is if he understands now before passing away. Spike claims he doesn't before taking Wen's harmonica, blowing a note then throwing it in the air and making a gun motion with his hand as he "shoots" itSee You Space Cowboy
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Issues and Challenges in Regulation Economics
AbstractEffective economic regulation demands clear objectives, sound economic reasoning and a careful analysis of the inevitable trade-offs between conflicting societal interests. The key problems are linked to the information asymmetry between the regulator and the regulated firms. Although the market principle may provide some useful guidelines, the problems of bankruptcy and windfall profits remain to be addressed. In this overview, we discuss how modern yardstick regimes in combination with franchise auctions provide powerful solutions that may contribute to both societal and industry demands.
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It wouldn't be unfair to say that the Pittsburgh Penguins came out flat in the first period of Game 5 on Friday night. The one exception was the play of Evgeni Malkin.
He was even better to start the second period.
Here he is splitting the New York defense, somehow regaining control of the puck, and beating Henrik Lundqvist for Pittsburgh's first goal of the night.
That is already Malkin's sixth goal of the postseason as he continues to play at a Conn Smythe level.
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Land rental markets as an alternative to government reallocation? equity and efficiency considerations in the Chinese land tenure system
AbstractThe authors develop a model of land leasing with agents characterized by unobserved heterogeneity in ability and presence of an off-farm labor market. In this case, decentralized land rental may contribute to equity and efficiency goals and may have several advantages over administrative reallocation. The extent to which this is true empirically is explored using data from three of China's poorest provinces. The authors find that both processes redistribute land to those with lower endowments but that land rental markets are more effective in doing so and also have a larger productivity-enhancing effect than administrative reallocation, implying that more active land rental markets would allow producers to realize significant productivity gains. At the same time, the presence of a large number of producers whose participation in rental markets remains constrained suggests that efforts to reduce transaction costs in land rental markets would be warranted.
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The NHLPA union representatives are starting to come under fire as they have a start of the season conference call. Many of the 750 players in the NHLPA are starting to come to realization that former NHLPA head Paul Kelly was unfairly dismissed.
According to Kevin Paul Dumont of the Boston Globe:
It's possible, according to player sources, that one or more NHLPA members will insist on an immediate, thorough, and independent investigation of not only the process that led to Kelly's dismissal but also of those who perpetrated it. Clearly, some players are finally waking up to smell the reality that, as one veteran told me last week, "Paul got sewered.''
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FEMCO Machine Company and its employees celebrated the companyŌĆÖs 50th birthday with a luncheon held on Tuesday in Punxsutawney.
Pictured are members of the Amundson family, who returned to participate in the celebration: (from left) Eric and Vickie Amundson; May Ann Amundson, wife of the late Frankie Amundon Jr.; and Joe Parente, a FEMCO employee for 42 of the 50 years they've been in business.
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Jacqueline ŌĆ£JackiŌĆØ Young, 69, Punxsutawney, died Tuesday, July 29, 2014, at home.
She was born April 1, 1945, in New Castle, England, a daughter of David L. and Gladys (Foster) Grove.
On June 28, 1986, in St. Louis, she married Robert E. Young, who survives.
She attended the First Assembly of God Church in Walston.
She enjoyed traveling, church, hiking, camping and her family.
She retired as a senior sales representative for CNA Insurance Co. She then went on to become a real estate agent.
Pictured here are members of the Catholic Daughters of America ŌĆö a group celebrating its 95th anniversary this year.
Day number one is in the books for "Hot Dog Days," a fundraiser for the Punxsutawney Memorial Library, at Fezell's County Market in the Groundhog Plaza.
Taking a turn at serving up "the dogs" on Monday afternoon were some of the administrators from the Punxsutawney Area School District.
Last week, Redbank Valley Municipal Park hosted plenty of fun for those who came out to the Clarion County Fair, which wrapped up another successful year on Saturday.
Willow Ramseur (pictured) got to feed Pearl, a rare white Bengal tiger, that was one of the performers at WamboldŌĆÖs Amazing Animals.
Last week, Redbank Valley Municipal Park hosted plenty of fun for those who came out to the Clarion County Fair, which wrapped up another successful year on Saturday.
The Punxsutawney Fire Department assisted at two vehicle accidents that occurred on Saturday evening and early Sunday morning.
Pictured: The driver of this mini-van lost control the vehicle at 3:05 a.m. on Sunday while traveling on Albion Road near Wooddale Road, Young Township, traveling off the road, through a grove of trees and rolling the vehicle over onto its roof.
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The Cavalry Company
Sheridan Troop, N.G. P, of Tyrone encamped on the fair grounds at this place last night, while on its way to Mount Gretna. The company makes a very fine appearance. The soldiers made themselves quite numerous about town last night, but did not forage any that we know.
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Pictured is the Church In The Park (CITP) worship team led by Pastor Mark Kephart, worship arts pastor at the First Church of God in Punxsutawney.
There were many attendees who participated in the service that was held on Sunday in Barclay Square.
Read the full story in Monday's Spirit.
Steven John Schopperth, 47, of Punxsutawney, died Friday, July 25, 2014, at the Punxsutawney Area Hospital.
He was born June 24, 1967, in Bloomingdale, New Jersey, the son of the late Timothy and Joan (Degelman) Schopperth.
He was a mechanic.
He was married to Paula (Harkleroad) Schopperth, who survives.
He is survived by his wife; one son, Steven J. Schopperth of Punxsutawney; two daughters, Katlyn Schopperth and Ashley Freeman of New Jersey; one sister, Karen Diorio of Las Vegas, Nevada; and one brother, Timothy Schopperty of Hawthorn, New York.
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May Car Sales Return To Pre-Recession Levels
Good weather and a strong Memorial Day weekend helped car buyers ignore reports of recalls, pushing car and truck sales up more than ten percent in May.
US Home Prices Surge 12 Percent In June
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Entitled Collaboration and a Common Language for Educators of English Learners (ELs), this symposium is designed for practitioners and administrators employed in rural school divisions. It is offered in collaboration with the Title III, Part A, Limited English Proficient (LEP) Program, and the Title I, Part C, Education of Migratory Children Program. For more information, see Superintendent's Memo 214-14, August 8, 2014.
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Safaris: Places to Explore
KwaZulu-Natal Parks
The province of KwaZulu-Natal is a premier vacation destination for South Africans, with some of the finest game reserves in the country, including the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve. The reserve is small compared to Kruger, but here you'll see the Big Five and plenty of plains game, plus an incredibly biologically diverse mix of plants and trees. The nearby Mkuze and Ithala game reserves are even smaller but are still worth a visit for their numerous bird species and game.
KwaZulu-Natal's best private lodges, including Phinda and Thanda private reserves, lie in northern Zululand and Maputaland, a remote region close to Mozambique. These lodges are sufficiently close to one another and Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve to allow you to put together a bush experience that delivers the Big Five and a great deal more, including superb bird-watching opportunities and an unrivaled beach paradise.
KwaZulu-Natal Parks at a Glance
Elsewhere in Safaris
- Addo Elephant National Park
- Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
- Kruger National Park
- Kwandwe Private Game Reserve
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(04/02/14) - A big game-changer may be coming to breast cancer diagnosis. About
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A few months ago, doctors found a lump on Roz Sobel's mammogram. It was a scary moment for a woman whose mother, grandmother, sister, cousin and niece all had breast cancer, "my family has a horrible history."
Typically, patients will need a painful needle biopsy to determine if a lump is cancerous. But, Roz took part in a clinical trial testing a new technology called opto-acoustics.
"The thought is that this will help us determine what's cancer and what's not cancer," said Dr. Paulette Lebda, of the Cleveland Clinic.
An ultrasound with a laser is used to look at the distribution of oxygenated and de-oxygenated blood in a lump. It is essentially a blood map for doctors, Lebda said, "usually, benign breast masses can have a different blood profile, or blood map, than cancerous masses."
It turned out Roz's lump was caused by a dog jumping on her, not cancer, "they knew right then and there that it was from the dog."
Studies have shown the technique could reduce the number of biopsies by 40 percent. With the opto-acoustics technology, there's no radiation, no needle, no pain, and no risk to the patient. The test is not intended to replace mammograms, just to decrease the need for invasive biopsies.
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Saddam's Trial: A Major Accomplishment the MSM Don't Seem to Care About
Not even Saddam's trial for crimes against humanity has encouraged TV to take more than a cursory look at the ex-dictator's horrifying record. Our analysts here at the MRC have just reviewed every mention of the trial on the ABC, CBS and NBC evening news from October 16 (when the networks began previewing the trial) through March 15 (when Saddam himself took the stand).
We found the networks spent nearly three times as much airtime on Saddam's courtroom antics as on the serious testimony of his victims and the documentary evidence that Saddam himself ordered the killing of more than 140 residents of the Shiite town of Dujail and the imprisonment and torture of hundreds more townspeople. Details:
He's No O.J. Simpson. Saddam's trial has been mentioned in just 64 stories (including brief anchor-read items) over the last 5 months. Total coverage amounted to just under 90 minutes. The CBS Evening News offered the most coverage (21 stories, 34 minutes) followed by ABC's World News Tonight (23 stories, 30 minutes). NBC Nightly News aired the least: 20 stories amounting to 25½ minutes of coverage, barely five minutes per month.
In contrast, the first six months of O.J. Simpson's murder trial garnered 431 stories (824 minutes) from those same networks, a 1994 Center for Media and Public Affairs study found. Simpson was accused of killing two people; Saddam is thought responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths.
Saddam Steals the Show. In spite of a record equal to some of the worst tyrants in human history, reporters found Saddam's personal reactions and orchestrated antics more compelling than the witness testimony against him. The networks gave Saddam's behavior more airtime than any other topic — nearly 30 minutes, one-third of the coverage.
In contrast, the networks allotted just 11½ minutes for witness testimony and evidence, just slightly below the nearly 12 minutes devoted to suggestions Saddam would not get a fair hearing. On the Oct. 18 World News Tonight, ABC's Jim Sciutto pointed out how "human rights groups doubt the former dictator will get a fair trial." On March 15, after Saddam's testimony was cut off by the judge, ABC showed complaints from Ramsey Clark: "Look, he's on trial for his life. A defendant has a right to give his background and his thoughts and his emotions."
Hiding the Evidence. The networks provided merely sporadic coverage of the evidence. ABC was the only newscast to air a full report on Saddam's admission on March 1 that he ordered the Dujail killings. (CBS and NBC gave that news just 11 and 18 seconds, respectively). Only CBS mentioned the December 21 testimony of Ali al-Haydari, who was 14 when he saw evidence of torture: "I heard screaming and shouting, then silence as a body came out in a blanket." But that same night all of the networks mentioned Saddam's claim that U.S. soldiers had beaten him.
Despite the severity of the crimes, reporters fixated on the villain. "Saddam seemed like he was still president," claimed NBC's Richard Engel (Oct. 19). To CBS's Lara Logan, Saddam's disruptive shenanigans were winning the day: "The appearance of credibility is what really matters in this trial, and that's what's missing at the moment." (Feb. 2)
Saddam's bizarre courtroom theatrics are calculated to distract from the evidence of his terrible crimes. Reporters should have resisted the impulse to reward this cynical strategy. Instead, they've played right into his hands.
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Nice hotel clean and close to the subwayPosted Sep 1, 2014
Pros: Everything
Cons: Bottle water in the vending machines
Location: This hotel is located in a not very desirable neighborhood and not much to do around it but in a short 2 subway stops you are in midtown Manhattan
We were very please with this hotel, staff was helpful, room spacious, free internet and breakfast were included.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Homestead, FL
Great Hotel in Queens, NYPosted Aug 29, 2014
Pros: The people who work there excel in service and friendliness.
Cons: Towards the end of my stay, the elevators were not functioning, but I was very content with using the stairs.
Location: There is a subway stop one block down the road as you head towards Manhattan. Also, there is some great food to eat and choose from.
I enjoyed the location in proximity to the subway. The breakfast was exceptional and the people were truly wonderful. I felt very welcome at home and they were all willing to help me in any way. I enjoyed the diversity of people who stayed at the hotel and the rooms were incredibly comfortable with a nice view of Manhattan. It was truly a wonderful experience.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Rochester,NY
Nice Hotel, 1 block from the F trainPosted Aug 28, 2014
Nice Hotel. Very Friendly Staff. Rooms are a bit small but clean. Very convenient to the F train. No problems with parking. If you are looking for somewhere that is a little less expensive but an easy trip into the city, then this is a great hotel. Some reviews comment on the neighborhood, we traveled with a child and came back around 11 pm on the F train and did not have any concerns about safety. Overall a good experience.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Great hotelPosted Aug 26, 2014
Pros: Staffs and (free) breakfast, and (free) wi-fi.
Cons: room was a little bit tight to move around the room, especially for 4 adults.
Location: there is not much to do around the hotel. Luckily metro is 1 block away to go to NY. If we select other hotel, it definitely because of the location
My family had great experience with the hotel. The staffs are wonderful: Nice, courteous, informative, and friendly. Check-In/Check-out were fast, and simple.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Saint Laurent, QC
ConvenientPosted Aug 16, 2014
Pros: A short walk from that subway station, free wi-fi, and free breakfast.
Cons: Make sure that the elevator works all the time. Half of the time we were there, only one elevator is working so it takes time.
Location: Nothing to do nearby...
Staffs are nice and helpful. They even let us check in early without extra charge.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Good for visiting nycPosted Aug 9, 2014
Subway just a block away. Easy to get to and from manhattan
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Experienced World Traveller
A decent hotel, great for price and locationPosted Aug 9, 2014
Pros: Location, price, bathroom, bed, personnel.
Cons: Food service, elevators, room cleaning service planning.
Location: Location near Manhattan and proximity of multiple subway stations makes the hotel perfect for going quickly anywhere around NYC.
The hotel itself is perfectly decent. I would not expect substantially more for the price in the NYC area. The room cleaning service was kind of unpredictable in terms of when it will occur. Sometimes it would happen at 10 am, before we leave. Another day we may find it starting at 5 pm, after we returned. The service itself is perfectly fine though. For a few days the coffee machine in the canteen was out of order. It took the personnel two days to only notice it, and another two days to fix it. The assortment of foods for breakfast is very limited and never changes. It is exactly the same from one day to another. While they claim breakfast to be starting at 6:30, some of the foods only appear after 7 (consistently). Thus, I'd say the food service part is a kind of mediocre. The two elevators serving 10 floors are way sloooooow. If your apartment is not higher than 3rd floor, you'd probably prefer stairs most of time. The private bathroom is perfectly fine, big, clean, convenient. What makes the hotel great, though, is its location and price. The F-train subway station that get's you to Manhattan in less than 15 minutes (including walking to the station and waiting for the train) is just ~200 meters away. Three other (M, Q, R, N) train stations are also in a comfortable walking distance (5-10 minutes). I will definitely consider it for staying next time I come to NYC (which I do pretty often).
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Comfortable hotel right by NYCPosted Jul 30, 2014
This is a great place for the price. We'll definetly stay here again. It's one block away from the F train so the entire city is practically right down the street! The staff were very nice and helpful. Nice bathroom and bed. We even had a nice Manhattan view of the Queenboro Bridge and the Empire State Building! A
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Pleasant stay at Best WesternPosted Jul 28, 2014
Pros: The staff was very friendly and helpful. It was close to the transportation system, clean and comfortable.
Cons: There was a slight odor in the room that we could not determine it's cause. The hot portion of the breakfast could have been hotter.
We had an enjoyable time. The staff was very friendly.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Jacksonville, FL
Great valuePosted Jul 13, 2014
Pros: The cleanliness of the room, proximity to NYC and Queens
Cons: Nothing.
Location: Already mentioned, proximity to NYC and the rest of Queens.
We arrived at 10a, front desk staff, offered us breakfast. Kumkum in one of the dining rooms was GREAT!. Really helpful and welcoming. Gave us directions for the subway .and genuinely concerned for our well being. Kumar at the front desk was pleasant and accommodating. As a former NYer...I was Wowed. !


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... I bought but it was awful! The gave you some scrambled eggs a and a slice of toast, buttered if you were lucky, nothing to drink. I wouldn't recommend eating there. This is the party resort of the beach though. Alot of young people tended to hang out in that area, they played music all day long, jamaican people would hang out there as well, it was a nice vibe. Tamboo is in the same location as Kuyaba so right next to the stores and shops as well as on seven mile beach. I ...
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