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It was a truly GREAT experience. They went to my school (Coral Gables Senior High) to also film some scenes and we were supposed to be there at 6am. I almost fell in love with Frankie....or probably did. Hes so cute and anyways back to the story. Haylee duff is EXTREMELY nice. She thanked everyone for comming and so did the others. Out in a rush was Frankie particulary because i belive he wanted to change. (Who wouldnt?) Everyone was a sweet heart but what cracked me up is that because of Frankies height he had to stand on a box to kiss the model (Valetta)and it was just so fun to be in such a great experience. I would love to do it again but this time as they main actor!
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In response to Jennifer the extra's post: Some comments should be reevaluated...
first of all, Frankie's eyes are blue, not green, Amber does not have a "better than thou" attitude at all -- if you knew her you'd know that...maybe from afar it seemed that way, but that's not her m.o. at all, just a day at work for her with a lot to do, so no time to socialize with the extras, Karolina is all joking around, especially on the set with her role in the movie, so if you knew anything, you'd know that she was goofing on her character who's supposed to be the "center of attention". So please try to get it right when posting comments without sufficient information. Thanks - a crew member.
At first i was thinking in response to whos "Jennifer the extra comment" you "P" were refering to. Then i understood you were speaking about Jennifer the one who was an extra for the Joe Stone Crabs. Not the one who was the extra for the school which is another extra. I think people are entitled to there opinion. Maybe the Jennifer who wrote the article wasent given enough accurate information to write the article but shes still entitled to her opinion.
what??? nobody had anything to say about Ryan Cabrera??? i mean i wasnt there and dont even know who most of the people u guys were talking about are ,but i deffenitly no u left out the most important person. what the hell is wrong wit u????? isn't there anyone else out there besides me who LOVES Ryan Cabrera?????
i just one word!!you'r fabeuless
you'r so so so so so cute.
dude totally!! Ryan Cabrera is going to be the highlight of the movie for me! haha I can't wait till it comes out! and everyone gets to see the comb over!
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Im thinking Totem Basic Cam or DMM Dragons. Any tips? Stories of uses if any.
One of things you might consider is: What cams are on your partners racks. If you buy a rack that is not very common, then that is what you will learn. That is the rack with which you will become familiar and comfortable. For example, hands = yellow Camalot; tight hands = red Camalot; rattlely fingers = green Camalot. You will only want to climb on your rack because---you learned precisely what to use to be able to "plug and chug". If your rack radically differs from that of your partners, then they will not want to climb on it. It will stress them on harder climbs. They have to take the cam and hold it near the crack. They cannot "plug and chug" as easily. They will insist you climb on their rack. That will stress you. This becomes a problem on multi-pitch. Carrying two racks is a pain—heavy and harder to move quickly and efficiently. For this reason, in my view, the decision of what rack to purchase involves more than simply the quality of the cams. Scott Mc
BD Camalots are the workhorse of any rack and a set of those is what anyone should start with. Then you can build on that with some specialty pieces in the smaller sizes, like the flexible-stem Totem cams you are looking at.
I agree with Scott. Heck I even get uncomfortable when they don't have a color matched neutrino on the cam lol. The best thing to do is ask your partners what they don't have and go with that. For example, if they don't have a #4 camalot or they want an extra #3 for a climb. And not to sound like a broken record but camalots are always a safe bet.
I know a Frech guy selling tons of Metolius Power cams used. You could build most of your rack out of that. Good prices, too. $10 - $15 a piece.
I seen the hole bd cams thing coming.. not saying bd sucks but im the guy that dont like doing the same thing as every one else Thanks for the reply
I think the dragons are a horrible, overpriced rip off of BD cams. On sale you are still usually paying $65/cam, vs. BD is about $45. The BD cams are much nicer to place with their thumb loops, and the "extendable" sling on the dragons is next to useless. About the only thing I like about the dragons is that they use the same color scheme. I cannot understand why anyone would buy them... (yes, I wanted to try them when they came out and I climbed on someone's rack who had them, and I was not impressed... it probably didn't help that they had a recall right after they came out!).
www.alssports.com/search/Climbing-Equipment-Protection-Aids->>> If you want to be different, dig up an old set of Trango Max Cams, nobody will have those.
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Why do you even ask bud? Get your totems and climb!
Lol best advice of the week..
About a year ago i bought a bunch of the old WC Tech Friends to fill out my IC rack. Having used BD almost exclusively (I have tried and liked Wired Bliss also), I was really impressed with WCs product. My double set of BD C4s is my standard rack. However, when I am climbing stuff that needs more than 2 cams of the same size, I really like my WC Tech Friends. Everything I have read leads me to believe that their new Helium Friends have maintained the same quality and even improved on the design. You might want to check them out.
well if you want to be the different guy stay away from the totems as everybody has and loves aliens... they have more of a cult like following than the C4
Get metolious and helium friends. I like my rack. It is what I learned/am learning on. Although I still go for a nut or a tricam every time I need pro NOW.
I like master cams for smaller stuff then bd from .5 up. i feel that bds are the standard for a good reason. i dont know of other mid to large cams that are clearly better than c4s. getting something different just to be different is okay i guess. get some hexes and try to get them in instead of a cams when u can. dont see a lot of that going on.
Dragons are awesome, they're my favorite piece of gear that I own. I'm not dissing the Camalots, they're GREAT and I would recommend that you go to a store where you can pick up and play with both Camalots and Dragons to see which you prefer, that's what it'll come down to, that and getting the right tool for the job. Things to note about Dragons: - The lack of a thumb loop bothers some people but not others, I find it beneficial not having one. - Dragons are lighter and cover the same expansion range as Camalots. - Weight decrease comes from having thinner hot forged lobes, this makes Camalots more suitable on soft rock where a greater surface contact is desirable. - Same color/size scheme as Camalots helps keep things standard across the board. - The extendable sling is a real benefit that means you can carry less quickdraws saving you even more weight. This is especially beneficial on wandering routes but of no use if all you do is climb cracks and never (or hardly ever) need to extend your pieces.
I have doubles of BD, which I learned on, then got doubles of metolious ultralight power cam to buff out the rack for the creek. Used both separately a bunch to learn the sizes and ended up loving metolious. Way lighter. Great deals on line, gearx, e-omc, etc. Bomber. Just like them I guess. But it is true that partners will all want BD, all the time. I'm like the op, in that this makes me like the metolious rack even more. Not much challenge sorting gear usually! But I sure as shit wouldn't get a whole totem rack.
Whatever you get, make sure you have a yellow Metolious and pink Tricam. They always get used.
I started with metolius power cams since they were in my price range. Great cam, light, low cost and uber durable. BD's are great, I have pretty much a single rack of them from bottom to top. If I had to choose, I'd be sure to get the .75 - 3. Metolius power cams would be just as good below that. However to tangent a bit, your second rack I cannot recommend enough to diversify to cover different ranges. I use metolius TCU's, WC Tech friends in the red and yellow. These sets almost mirror the range but can place in more shallow placement than the BD and are slightly in between. I don't how climbers have a double rack of the same cams, except for maybe like indian creek. Oh and totally get tricams. haha So bomber.
Cams are like girls (interchangeable). When you are young you get the ones you afford. Cheap and easy. As you get older, you tend to prefer the more dependable and expensive kind. My advice, rack up on the ones you can afford if cost is an issue. Look for sales, climb on friend's racks and figure out what you like. You'll grow as a trad climber and will eventually dial in your own personal rack. Then just sell the cams you didn't end up liking on mountain project and buy some more of those dependable expensive ones...
Thanks for all the info guys. I have a set of few tri cams i love. a set of nuts and big hexes. I think im going to go with the dragons 1-6 for now and maybe add a set of c3's later not sure yet.. the hole partner thing dosent really aply to me because i don't have a real full time partner just random part timers. Hope to have my cams in a few weeks then im taking a multi pitch private lesson then off on my own probly will die lol it happens jk Thanks again everyone Ric


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Indian Railways is taking steps to increase points of ticket sales and facilitate online bookings through Internet cafés, ATM networks of banks, and post-offices among others.
Of the eight lakh train tickets issued on average every day, only about 25,000 tickets are issued online. The bottlenecks relate to Internet penetration and credit card user base, as online ticket buyers are required to pay through credit cards or Internet banking.
In a bid to remove payment bottlenecks, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has tied up with Sify Ltd to enable passengers to book train tickets online at Sify's network of over 3,400 Internet cafés iway centres using cash payment.
Ticket booking procedure: Ticket buyers can walk into an iway centre, produce a Government-issued photo-Id card, pay cash to the café manager and book an e-ticket. Passengers are required to pay Rs 15 extra for each second-class ticket and Rs 25 extra for each air-conditioned (AC) ticket. These extra payments will accrue to Sify. A maximum of six passengers can be booked per ticket, according to Railway rules.
When booking an e-ticket, passengers are required to pay Rs 25 extra for second-class tickets and Rs 40 extra for AC tickets, which accrue to IRCTC. "As the volume of online tickets grows, IRCTC would bring down the cost of online booking," IRCTC Managing Director Dr P.K. Goel said.
The project would start on a pilot basis at 10 centres initially. Mr Raju Vegesna, MD and CEO, Sify Ltd, said, "Over the next six months, we aim to extend the facility to 500 iway centres." He declined to divulge the revenue share details between Sify and its franchisees.
Ticket cancellation: For ticket cancellations also, passengers can walk into iway centres and get immediate cash refund, said Mr Vegesna. However, they again have to pay iway a transaction charge of Rs 15 or Rs 25, in addition to the Railway ticket cancellation charges.
Banks, postal department: Dr Goel said that IRCTC is in talks with the Department of Posts to use the 1.5 lakh post-office network to issue e-tickets. Similarly, IRCTC is working to facilitate ticket booking at State Bank of India (SBI) and UTI Bank ATM outlets. "We have also written to all district magistrates to work out a model that would let people in distant villages with computers and Internet access, to issue e-tickets," said Dr Goel.
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1. (Edit, 9:32 a.m.) Susan Slusser of the Chronicle has a fresh report this morning that the A's remain a contender to sign Aroldis Chapman.
2. This report follows yesterday's fascinating blog post by Jorge Arangure, in which he described the tax implications of Chapman's upcoming deal.
The brief article is definitely worth the click for a better explanation, but the Cliff's Notes are as follows:
If Chapman signs in 2010, rather than 2009, his signing bonus becomes eligible to be taxed by the U.S. government. If he signs in the next two days, his bonus money is completely tax free, thanks to his status as a resident of tax-free Andorra.
Let's put these two tidbits together, shall we?
It seems to me that the A's have a golden opportunity here to sneak in and acquire a player with a tremendous ceiling. The Yankees and Red Sox are both up against self-imposed payroll thresholds, and appear unlikely to invest $10-to-15+ million of bonus money in Chapman at this point. (Although, I do think the Red Sox will ultimately splurge on Beltre and exceed the luxury tax threshold to sign him). Similarly, the Chicago teams appear to be nearly tapped out and the Mets just forked over a large commitment to Jason Bay.
These facts lead me to believe that Chapman could indeed sign with a small-to-mid market team such as the A's or Marlins.
You'd have to believe that the Marlins have the A's beat when it comes to location and lifestyle for a Cuban defector. But the above-linked article by Arangure proves that, if the A's can be extremely swift and decisive, they could make an offer in the next two days that is actually less than what another team offers him after the New Year - and yet more valuable to Chapman than any other offer he receives after the 31st - thanks to the tax situation.
Let's take a look at this hypothetical contract, and we'll use a minor-league deal for simplicity's sake (since we're focusing on the signing bonus only), rather than the major-league deal that Chapman is likely to receive.
Scenario A: Let's say Chapman received a $15M bonus - which at this point, might just seal the deal, even in a location he doesn't prefer. If he signs that deal in the next 36 hours or so - prior to January 1st - he gets to keep all $15M. Referencing Arangure's article again, this is because signing bonuses that are received outside the U.S., by a non-U.S. resident, and in a tax year in which the person did not work in the U.S., are not subject to U.S. taxes. (This also helps partially explain why top Latin prospects like Michael Ynoa often don't play on U.S. soil until the following season after signing multi-million dollar deals).
Scenario B: If Chapman received a $15M bonus after December 31st, he'd be subject to U.S. taxes, because he will undoubtedly work on U.S. soil during the 2010 season. Here's where the tax hit that Chapman takes could be mind boggling. If he ends up losing 40% of that bonus to taxes, it's six million of his bonus money, and his net pay is $9M. If it's a 35% tax, his net pay is $9.75M.
Now, let's go with my dream-world scenario going back to the beginning of this offseason - that the A's are truly serious about Chapman and are willing to pay him the best offer out there. If the A's offer him a $15M bonus in the next two days, Chapman would be foolish to turn it down. He would need to receive a bonus of $23-25M after the New Year in order to match the A's previous offer.
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Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili, left, and his wife Sandra Roelofs, right, cast their ballots as their son Nikoloz stands beside them at a polling station in Tbilisi, Georgia, Monday, Oct. 1, 2012. Voters in Georgia are choosing a new parliament in a heated election Monday that will decide the future of Saakashvili's government. (AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky)
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NEWBURYPORT — Some might say the city sells itself to tourists. One needs only to look around downtown on a summer weekend and see the walking traffic and bustling restaurants.
But those staked with marketing the area want to count their blessings, so beginning next week, the Chamber of Commerce will be conducting The Greater Newburyport Area Cultural Heritage Assessment Project.
Working in conjunction with Historic New England and the Newburyport Preservation Trust, the project aims to pinpoint the assets the city has and how to better market them to potential visitors by learning more about those visitors and where they are most likely to visit.
Karen Battles, vice president of the Preservation Trust, noted tourists who come to an area to experience the culture, known as "cultural tourists," generally stay longer and spend more money than those who come to the city for one specific event or festival.
"This is a way to focus our efforts so everyone in town is on the same page," Battles said. "A lot of times we are all laboring on our own whether it be house museums or maritime museums or the chamber nonprofits. This assessment will hopefully get us all in one room talking about what we have in common and branding ourself to send our message out to a larger audience."
Eco-tourism, maritime studies and the thriving art community are all aspects of the city that make it appealing to tourists looking for a bit of culture to go along with their vacation.
On Wednesday, the chamber will hold a meeting to explain the project and garner volunteers and enthusiasm.
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The Problem
Windows 8 has a huge learning curve for novice users. Not saying it is more difficult, just different enough that if you didn't know what was going on, it would take a significant amount of time to figure out, and some features would likely never be found. We see it time and time again, when someone makes a Win8 hate article and when they list their issues almost all of them have a simple and elegant solution, but they didn't know it existed so they just bashed it. I think it is easy for us to forget that we have been watching and reading coverage on Win8 for over a year and so the changes don't seem that big to us anymore. There is so much confusion around the basic components of Win8 that things like the charm bar get bashed for being pointless, when it is an AMAZING feature. Average users may never know that the devices charm can be used for printing, streaming media, or displaying stuff of a projector, etc. This could all be fixed by a through tutorial from Microsoft, but it seems they have decided that its not worth the effort. They spend years in a bunker developing a killer tablet just to showcase Windows 8 and make sure it is shown in the best possible light, then they don't bother doing anything to teach people how to use it. Their most important launch and their most radical change and all they could come up with was a 10 second gif showing how to bring up the charm bar.
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I think that the app store is the perfect opportunity to build a "Help" app. I have no doubt whatsoever that a good help app would quickly rise to the top of the free apps. Something to show the basic benefits of the start screen and how to use it would be relatively simple and also save a lot of people a lot of frustration. So any developers out there looking for an idea of a good app, please think about building a kick ass tutorial to help people who haven't been following windows 8 for the last year figure out what's going on quickly. I know that there will be MANY people who appreciate something like this. The more people that like and buy Windows 8 the more developers take it seriously and get us great apps ASAP. I love Win8 and I would hate for it to go down as another Vista simply because basic users don't know how to use it. What do you guys think?


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Last time around, Napoli refused to give AC Milan more than a point, with Goran Pandev equalizing just after Mathieu Flamini opened the scoring. That meant the partenopei remained four points clear in second, but they have a fantastic chance to extend their lead this weekend, with Milan traveling to Juventus. Plus, Napoli have lost just once at home, so hosting a midtable side should be a piece of cake.
Except it's Cagliari that are visiting. Now, trips from the Sardinians don't normally strike fear into the hearts of most Serie A sides, but circumstances this time around are somewhat different. Cagliari beat Inter Milan last time around -- and if you're about to say that beating Inter isn't exactly difficult these days, let's remember that Cagliari also held Europe challengers Catania to a draw after beating Fiorentina 2-1. The rossoblu are on a five match unbeaten streak and have lost just twice in 14 matches.
Feeling nervous yet, Napoli fans? Perhaps we shouldn't mention, then, that starting keeper Morgan De Sanctis and most-reliable defender Hugo Campagnaro both sit out one-match bans. Cagliari aren't exactly prolific in front of goal, having scored 39 to Napoli's 58. But a back line of Alessandro Gamberini, Paolo Cannavaro and Miguel Britos, sitting in front of Antonio Rosati, is likely to make for an even more terrifying defensive display than what we normally see from the partenopei.
Because it's unlikely that such a frail defense can be relied upon to prevent goals, Napoli will have to engage the just-score-one-more strategy. It worked against Atalanta (3-2) and against Torino (5-3), but last week against Milan, it was clear that the objective was to simply eke out a point. But with just six games to go and Milan sitting uncomfortably close to second, Walter Mazzarri will have to make it clear to his men that just one point won't be sufficient.
Napoli certainly have the talent to score plenty of goals -- problem is, if they're not moving in sync, those goals just won't come. Sure, there's the possibility that Blerim Dzemaili will perform some long-distance magic once again, but for the most part, Mazzarri will be looking to Marek Hamsik to create the chances. The Slovak already has 14 assists this season, but even when he's not the direct provider, it's usually his vision and passing that create momentum for Napoli.
And, of course, there's Edinson Cavani. El Matador has 22 goals in Serie A thus far, and looks a shoo-in to win the Capocannoniere. But Cavani can be wasteful in front of goal (see, particularly: Penalty, missed) and he hasn't scored in the last two matches -- something of a long drought for the forward. If Cavani and Hamsik find the "click" on Sunday, Napoli have nothing to worry about. If not, it could be a very long 90 minutes for a side so hopeful of securing the Champions League position.
Napoli Injuries and Suspensions
Hugo Campagnaro and Morgan De Sanctis (suspended)
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UCLA vs. Cal Poly is underway at Jackie Robinson Stadium. So far, so good.
James Kaprilian had some difficulty in the 1st inning, with a base hit, walk, balk sandwiched around enough failed sac bunts and other outs to result in no damage.
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We in Bangla-desh have never stopped living in interesting times. Some of these have come to define our history. It is such a moment perhaps that we are passing, with the commonly heard refrain from all those who want to see a peaceful atmosphere prevail in the country — now what?
Every time we look back on our history, which has been fraught with turmoil, we have to agree that perhaps no other time has been so laden with uncertainty than now. Going by the anarchy that we observed in the three days of hartal, and days immediately following Sayedee's verdict, there can be no other conclusion than that the country is willy nilly on a collision course. And some are trying to establish a causal link between Shahbagh and the violence that Jamaat has perpetrated, and the loss of lives that has resulted from the violence.
Shahbagh is much more than merely a forum for demanding the maximum punishment to the war criminals, but perhaps unbeknownst to the organisers, it is becoming bigger than itself. Shahbagh was a protest against the culture of impunity, against a culture of compromise; it was a manifestation of resentment at seeing a convicted war criminal handed down lesser degree of punishment than one with greater degree of crime than his. But accretion in the list of demands of the Moncho have somewhat diluted the gravity of its demands.
If facts had been proved beyond reasonable doubt then we are not aware of the mitigating factors that led to the court awarding the verdict of life term. And that there has been an attempt by the government to compromise has been articulated by the 14 party alliance members in the Parliament following Quader Mollah's verdict. Perhaps the AL did not foresee a backlash in the form of Shahabagh and for them joining the youths in Shahbagh was the better part of valour. Unfortunately, it took a Shahbagh to make the government realise the lacunae in the ICT law which was eventually rectified, but not before its intention being brought to question.
Let us now address the "Now what?"
It has become impetrative for the government to stem the violence without further bloodshed. There is a very fine line between terrorism and the violence that Jamaat is perpetrating. And there is deliberate attempt to exploit the sensibilities of the Muslims in the country, and some of them did fall prey to an outlandish claim of Sayedee's face appearing in the moon.
Semantics dishonour the dead. Whether it is a hundred dead or one, whether it is mass killing or genocide, it is the blood of the Bangladeshis that is being shed. The number of people killed in police firing (between 40 and 45 killed in one single day) is odiously high. Equally reprehensible is the comparison of casualties in violence during past regimes. Past killings cannot justify nor validate present actions.
It is also imperative for the government to demonstrate to the people that what Jamaat is doing violates the teachings of Islam. And that should be done through engaging the public and not through bullets.
Shahbagh or not, the nature of things to come was hinted at by Jamaat leaders who threatened violence even before the February 28 verdict was announced. Has the government pondered as to why the Hindus are being targeted? While it is important that the perpetrators be identified, let us not overlook the fact that a majority in one country is minority in another. And the dubious aim of targeting the Hindu community in Bangladesh is perhaps to ignite a backlash against the minority community in the neighbouring country, and reap the "benefits." And when the administration has admitted that the violence has been severe in only some pockets in the country, why did it not take adequate measures in those pockets where Jamaat's influence predominates?
It is imperative for the government to also make the Shahbagh organisers comprehend a few essential elements that underline the issue. And this should have been done long ago, before the announcement of the Sayedee verdict. Nobody could agree more with the gono-jagoran-mancho and their demand for the severest punishment to the war criminals. But our leadership, while empathising with them, should also have made it clear that the matter relates to judicial process, which can neither be circumvented nor abridged. Neither can the government face a situation where the detractors would find it easy to label the future verdicts as being influenced or even coerced.
As for the BNP, it must seriously consider whether it was not time to part ways with Jamaat. It was most disappointing not to find any mention of the desecration of the national flag or Shaheed Minars in Begum Zia's March 1 statement at the press conference. And it was puerile to suggest that violence against the Hindus is being engineered by the government to spite the BNP and Jamaat face. BNP is validating Jamaat.
And most importantly, now is the time for the two big political parties to sink their differences and come together to prevail over the situation for the sake of the country, for once at least.
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ITAWAMBA COUNTY, MS (WLBT) - A lesbian teenager who challenged her school district's ban against same-sex prom dates will now serve as the grand marshal at an annual gay pride march in New York City.
Heritage of Pride, which is organizing the parade, announced Constance McMillen's scheduled appearance for the event which is set for June 27.
McMillen's attorney and ACLU Mississippi legal director Kristy Bennett confirmed that McMillen would attend.
The march commemorates the 1969 Stonewall riots in which patrons at a Greenwich Village gay bar fought back against a police raid.
McMillen said she's honored to be part of the celebration.
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2.8/5 rDev -26.5%
One block off the freeway on a dead end street in the corner of a small industrial park sits Lynnwood's only brewery, known variously as Ellersick Brewing Co. and Big E Ales. Ellersick serves 11 beers at their tasting room. Most are ales; a few lagers appear seasonally. The tasting room is a small, no-frills affair with a simple working class vibe. A commercial FM station plays distractedly while three televisions cover sports. The menu offers a brief selection of fried snacks, sandwiches and BBQ ribs, though most of it reminds me of that old Saturday Night Live sketch with Bill Murray calling out, "Cheeseburger, cheeseburger..."
Beer styles cover most of the basics but also include a spiced lager, a blackberry winter ale, and a double chocolate porter. The spiced beers are perhaps the most interesting though a cynical hunch suggests that may be because they stand out against otherwise routine house standards. Most beers are reasonably enjoyable but don't elicit much excitement.
A wide picture window allows views from the bar to the spacious brewery. Service at the bar can be friendly and responsive. Kitchen service is another story. I waited 45 real-time, on-the-clock, no-exaggeration minutes for a chicken sandwich. Yes, they were busy on a Friday night, but 45 minutes is inexcusable. And though the ciabatta bread enhances their grilled foods, food arrives on paper plates or plastic baskets.
If you're looking for a beer, burger, and ball game, you could do worse than a visit to Ellersick. They make an interesting root beer and even sell cigars from a humidor. But don't go out of your way.
02-15-2010 03:21:27 | More by RedDiamond
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3.58/5 rDev -6%
I've been to Ellersick many times in the past and made another visit yesterday. It's a small brewery in a small industrial park right in the middle of a suburb, but once you get inside it's got a nice pub vibe going on. When I was in yesterday, the place was full of regulars who seemed to know the staff pretty well.
I sat at the bar, so the service was fine for me. I had a few of their beers and all were pretty good; they have something like a dozen of their brews on tap at any given time. I also had their chicken wrap, which was pretty simple but tasty enough.
I tend to like Ellersick's beers, so I would recommend dropping by here and trying them out. They have a six-glass sampler that they'll sell you for something like 8 or 9 bucks, which is a pretty screamin' deal as far as I'm concerned.
01-13-2012 18:30:28 | More by flagmantho
3.5/5 rDev -8.1%
A: Pretty cool. Working class vibe, good share of locals. The wife and I were here on a Saturday at Noon. About 6 people there. They seem to have alot of UFC posters everywhere so if you like that crap you may like it here. I can anly imagine this place on a UFC fight night.
Q: Quality at Big E ranges avaerage to good. Beers are consitent.
S: The guy behind the bar was nice enough and chatted with us a bit and provided good service. Big E came out and talked to some locals next to us at the bar but never acknowledged anyone else
S: Pretty good here. Fruit, IPA, Lagers and pretty much anything for anyone
F: Wife had grub which was not to bad
08-07-2011 21:48:27 | More by barleywinefiend
3.28/5 rDev -13.9%
Had the opportunity to visit this location last night with some co-workers. They had about 10 varieties of beer available ranging from a Pilsner to a Double Chocolate Porter brewed with 30lbs if Giardelli chocolate. I tried a sampler then moved on to have a pint of my favorite of the bunch. This was the "Hoppy Red"
Overall the beers were average.
The pilsner was not very good and their IPA lacked any body to stand up vs. the hop tones. The DPA had an interesting almost unfermented flavor of wort. The Hoppy Red and Blackberry were probably the best of the bunch.
The atmosphere was satisfactory, but you could tell you were in an industrial park. They look like they've tried to warm up the room, but not sure they went far enough. The service was fine. When some of my co-workers ordered a second round, they were forgotten... The place really wasn't that crowded when this happened.
Did not have food, but the menu looked pretty basic.
My office is 2 blocks away so I might be back on a future trip if they take me again. I would not make this a destination and their beers are clearly 2nd tier vs. what is available on the Northwest.
11-12-2009 13:33:54 | More by Reagan1984
4.14/5 rDev +8.7%
I stopped in around 4 hoping to catch some HH deals, but none were had. Ok, normal prices it will be.
I had to go for a 2 pint Imperial IPA (9.5% ABV) - the name reflects that you can have 2, then you are cut off. It was hoppy, bitter but very drinkable and a decent offering. Damn their responsibility though! just kidding.
A Cream Stout nitro for dessert and I was off, as I was meeting co-workers for dinner or I would have eaten here. All the food I observed coming out of the kitchen looked quite tasty.
The place was full and parking was a bit tricky. There were actually folding chairs 'reserving' a few spaces near other businesses in the park.
Most of the patrons were enjoying the Mariners game. The bar is pretty small (about 6 or 7 places max), but there are many tables and an outdoor area to sit at.
Nice brewpub, good local feel, not at all commercialized, with a friendly staff who make you feel very welcome.
04-22-2009 22:29:31 | More by gixxerman
4.28/5 rDev +12.3%
As a previous reviewer noted Ellersick Brewing AKA "Big E" certainly has a local pub feel to it, even though when I was there most of the customers seemed to not be from the area.
The beers my wife and I tried were all solid, the Blackberry, the Scotch Ale, and the Two Pint IPA. The beers on tap were still pretty much as listed by the previous reviewer. Service was very good.
We also split a rack of ribs, and they were certainly meaty, and not bad at all. A good value at $13.95. They will also fill growlers for $7.50, a real steal these days.
We will without a doubt return to Ellersick next time we are in the area. A worthwhile stop.
08-05-2008 20:35:00 | More by wingedeel
4.95/5 rDev +29.9%
Just want to send an beer selection update. Great place with a neighborhood pub feel.
The tasting room is complete and food available 1pm-8:30pm. Acquired space next door and plans are in the works to expand cooler storage. An outside patio was finished last summer and this is a nice area when the weather is better. Several options available to rent the place for parties or receptions. Beers on tap:
Lawnmower lager 4.8% abv: Nice light lager, great on warm days
Golden Ale 5.5% abv: Pale Ale/light blonde
Honey Wheat: closest beer they have to a Hef
Blackberry 7.2% abv: a popular one, not too fruity, rich blackberry taste
Copper 6.2% abv: think light amber
Cream stout 6% abv: on nitro, kind of sweet with a thin body (but what does a hophead like me know?).
Porter: Chocolate overtones
Scotch Ale 7.2% abv: probably the most popular, dark and smooth. Those who say they don't like "dark" beers quickly change their mind with this one.
Root Beer 0% abv: Very good, made with 22 herbs & roots and real vanilla. A favorite with the kids. Great with vanilla ice cream or vanilla Vodka.
Hoppy Red Head 6.5% abv: Starts hoppy with a malty finish. Close to an ESB.
Two pint IPA 9.5% abv: The name says it all,
100 IBU. Starts hoppy, finishes smooth.
IPA 6.5% abv: My personal favorite, hoppy throughout. 80 IBU
01-24-2008 16:35:09 | More by cuttman
New Hampshire
3.93/5 rDev +3.1%
I almost missed this place when I drove by, it's at the end of a light industrial warehouse style complex. When I saw the sign with the big lit "E", I realized I was at the right place, but then wondered if it was open. I'm glad we stopped in. Ellersick Brewing's tasting room is just that--a tasting room. You enter the tasting room and there is one large booth with about 6 hightop tables behind it and a bar along the side, from the bar there's a nice view of the brewing facility. The place is still under construction and the two guys at the bar were very friendly and helpful. There are about 8 variety taps and one with root beer. We tried the Octoberfest, Winter Spruce, Winter Blackberry, Holiday Spice, and Dunkleweizen. There was also a Pale Ale, a Copper Ale, and a Cream Stout.
The prices are great--we paid $5 for a growler fill of the beer we choose. (Octoberfest, in this case.) No food as of yet besides the peanuts at the bar. Once construction is done, it looks like it'll be a nice place.
The beer was okay, I liked the Winter Blackberry, but couldn't get my husband to go for a growler of it. We asked about future beers and were told that the IPA will be out in about 3 weeks--and we will be going back for that.
**update** Went back for the IPA. Not really a northwest IPA, I liked it, but that means it's really tame for the style.
12-11-2005 03:55:39 | More by ccs
Ellersick Brewing Company in Lynnwood, WA
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About $25 million of that amount will be earmarked for reducing the loan principal for about 450 subprime borrowers in the state. Part of the settlement also will go to cities and towns where these loans were made as well as to nonprofit organizations that work on foreclosure relief.
According to Coakley's office, Barclays securitized risky home loans that carried low "teaser" introductory interest rates and were written to borrowers whose payments were more than half of their income and whose homes were worth less than the mortgages. Those eligible for relief from the settlement include borrowers whose loans were securitized by Barclays in 2006 and 2007.


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In just five years, the Rutgers University-Newark Debate Team has grown from fledgling status to an established team, well regarded among its nationally ranked peers.
The Rutgers University-Newark Debate Team unofficially began during the fall semester of 2008 when then-sophomores Chris Pinho and Kevin Cenac joined forces to win the junior varsity division of the Binghamton Debate Tournament at Binghamton University. An official debate team was launched during the 2009-2010 academic year.
With as many as eight debaters, the team has debated in tournaments hosted by Western Connecticut State University, United States Naval Academy, George Mason University, Monmouth University, and Binghamton University and has outranked many first-tier schools like Boston College, Columbia University, New York University, and Stanford University. Debaters range from freshmen to seniors with varying majors such as history, English, political science, criminal justice, and economics.
During the 2010-2011 academic year, the Rutgers University-Newark Debate Team ventured into new territory and participated in the first of a series of public debates in open space called the Streetcar Debate Series. At issue? Whether the New York Islamic Cultural Center should be built near Ground Zero? Moderated by Mary Segers, professor of political science at Rutgers-Newark, freshman debater Carlos Astacio argued the affirmative while freshman debater Elijah Smith represented the negative.
The second Streetcar Debate Series encounter pitted Carlos Astacio and Zachary MacCord against Elijah Smith and Babatunde Odubekun over whether cyberbullying should be criminalized. Elizabeth Sloan-Power, Faculty of Arts and Sciences assistant professor of social work, served as moderator.
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Here's the thing. I don't think MasterChef Junior is the best reality television show of the year. I think it's the best television show of the year period. This is really hard for me to say because I am twelve different kinds of obsessed with The Good Wife/Parenthood/ Scandal/ Ja'mie: Private School Girl. But a winner must be declared. Every year has its queen. And this year's queen is MasterChef Junior.
It's a little bit hard to get people to watch MasterChef Junior. Even though it's only six episodes long. Even though it's all on Hulu. It's still hard. I know because it was hard for my parents and siblings, who were on the bandwagon weeks before me, to get me to jump aboard.
ME: It's a show about little kids cooking?
PARENTS AND SIBLINGS: Yes, but they cook like real MasterChefs, they cook better than MasterChefs, Kit, you need to watch this show.
ME: But I don't watch regular MasterChef.
PARENTS AND SIBLINGS: That's okay, you don't have to, MasterChef Junior is better anyway.
ME: But I don't watch reality TV.
PARENTS AND SIBLINGS: Kit, stop being difficult, don't you want presents for Christmas?
So I started watching MCJ, AND I FELL IN LOVE FOREVER.
My family was right, the kids (9-13) are child prodigies. They're Mozarts with food processors. What's so wonderful about this show is they're completely professional and completely children. This dichotomy plays out in every single episode. The kids make roulades and macarons and run restaurant kitchens like adult MasterChefs, they discuss reality television strategies during their talking head interviews like adult MasterChefs, and yet, when Gordon Ramsay, Joe Bastianich, and Graham Elliot send kids home (two kids go home every episode), not only do the kids going home cry, which is to be expected, no, every time kids get sent home ALL THE KIDS CRY. I'm serious. Every kid cries in every episode whether or not they're going home, because even if they're staying, they're going to miss their friends they're saying goodbye to. The kids also cry during episodes when they're stressed out about not having enough time to finish a recipe, or upset that a team member isn't listening to them, or just so happy that they nailed a meal. There is so much crying. These kids are so raw and human and so passionate about what they do and strive so hard to achieve excellence. If that doesn't make you believe in the future of the human race, I don't know what will.
Those kids aren't the only ones crying. I usually cry at least once an episode too. Whether it's the kids admiring and praising one another (in MSJ, the word "talent" is almost never mentioned, the kids salute each other for hard work and experience, these children have their heads on so much straighter than so many adults I know) or Gordon Ramsay running around to help one of the kids finish at the last minute (If you're a regular watcher of MasterChef and Kitchen Nightmares, you won't even recognize this Ramsay, on this show he goes from being the Simon Cowell of Cooking Shows to the Atticus Finch of Reality Television. He's such a good dad. I'm crying typing this sentence) MSJ is reality television that doesn't celebrate the worst of humanity, but rather the best. Determination, humility, the ability to learn from one's mistakes, and genuine kindness are the traits most rewarded on this show.
Also this show inspired me to start cooking again!! These tiny chefs are better chefs at the age of ten than I will be EVER but still, there is something about elementary and middle schoolers getting it done that made me feel like I could get it done too. Also their passion and enthusiasm was so infectious I just had to light up my stove again.
I have NOTHING bad to say about MasterChef Junior except that it was too short. I would have watched a hundred eps back to back. I know the show got a second season pickup, so hopefully they'll lengthen out the season with the second go around.
MasterChef Junior, you guys, get it done.
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More than 1,200 students are expected to pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees in news and strategic communications at the new Frank W. and Sue Mayborn School of Journalism when it opens Sept. 1.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board granted formal creation of the Mayborn School earlier this month upon recommendation from the UNT System Board of Regents.
The new school is named for civic leader and journalist Frank W. Mayborn and for his wife, Sue Mayborn. Frank Mayborn owned the Temple Daily Telegram, Killeen Daily Herald and KCEN-TV, Temple's NBC affiliate, before his death in 1987. Publisher Sue Mayborn now owns all three media outlets.
"UNT's journalism program has a strong tradition of preparing students to be excellent journalists, with Pulitzer Prize winners among its graduates and a host of successful working journalists around the nation. UNT is proud to open a school dedicated to training professional communicators, and we are honored to partner our programs with the Mayborn legacy," says Wendy K. Wilkins, UNT provost and vice president for academic affairs.
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The Mayborn School will be the university's 12th school or college. It will house undergraduate degree programs that have been offered through the university's Department of Journalism since 1945. It will also house the graduate degree programs that have been offered through the Mayborn Graduate Institute of Journalism since 1999. The institute was later called the Mayborn Graduate School of Journalism. In the new school, the graduate programs will once again be offered through an institute.
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Although many newspapers have been cutting traditional reporting and editing jobs during the current recession, and leaving less space for story series in their print editions, Mitch Land, chair of the Department of Journalism, director of the Mayborn Graduate School of Journalism, and interim dean of the new school, says there will always be a need for well-trained journalists who deliver compelling, factually accurate stories.
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"Most of the successful journalism schools and colleges benefit from name recognition," Land says, giving the Gaylord School of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Oklahoma in Norman and the Schieffer School of Journalism at Texas Christian University as examples.
Elevating the Department of Journalism and the Mayborn Graduate School of Journalism into an independent school of journalism also will place the journalism faculty and administration in a stronger position to compete for external grants and private funds with other journalism schools and colleges, Land says. The programs also will be more attractive to new faculty members and better positioned to attract the best journalism students, who seek the most prestigious, nationally accredited degree programs, Land says.
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Dawsons and Penningtons set for imminent merger
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What a truly uninspiring merger this is. It looks like Penningtons are just trying to bump up their turnover by this acquisition, but the quesiton is whether Dawsons can hang onto existing partners and staff. Does anyone know if there are any lock-in agreements in place?
@Dawson's Creek
You are a headhunter and I claim my 10 pounds.
To be fair to Penningtons, they finally got their act together by appointing David Raine as the firm's managing partner. Having worked at the firm, I know David and he is a really switched on guy. He knew the firm had to be of a certain size and he has gone out to deal with this. There won't be many good candidates in London and I think he has done well here.
how on Earth is getting together with another struggling firm going to be a good idea for Penningtons? And merging to just to bump up revenues and add on a few partners? That just means higher overheads for Penningtons' partners but no guarantee PEP will rise. If the market doesn't pick up in the next financial year it could kill off the whole, over-burdened new entity taking the legacy Penningtons partners with it.
David R. is a great guy and has made the best of a bad job. But as @superdry points out, the combination of two strugglers is unlikely to make one star. I bet they had a fight over the name : use yours. No I insist. Use yours....
From the comments of the previous writers I wonder how many of them have run a law firm or understand the pressures? Perhaps, if rather than trying to make funny (sic) comments they focused on the real facts of two firms trying to suceed, then their comments might have some value.
Well said Super Dry, there are no guarantees! I'm less sure about it substantially increasing overheads however as presumably one of the drivers for the deal is to take on the additional revenue without much by way of cost other than the direct costs of the partners and some staff. Seems to me like it could be quite an astute move by Mr Raine.
Dear Anonymous @ 3.13pm (is it Raine or Codd?)
Two moribund firms merging is hardly a strategy for success...
I suspect (very strongly) that Super Dry is one of the aggressive head-hunters that have been plaguing Dawsons and who is now in danger of losing a fee from one of his partner candidates. Oh, I feel so sorry for you.
Dear Anon at 3.13pm.
"[former chief executive] Ward was succeeded by Mark Dembovsky in March last year, but the latter has since left".
Doesn't sound positive if the old CEO left and made a claim against the firm and then his replacement did not even last a year in the job. Who is really managing this place?
Did someone say anything about lock-ins? Is there anyone left to lock in save for the man left to turn off the lights
If the two business merges what happens to the pending claims against both firms (if not settled). Was it not reported recently that Dawsons is being sued by a former consultant to its employment department?
@ Anonymous 3.27pm
The costs aspect will be a tricky one all the same. If Dawsons as a whole came over, then that would be a lot of staff added into Pennington's payroll/office space. Associates too would be a challenge too. The other issue is leverage levels. Dawsons seems to be rather tight on the equity - hence the high PEP (for its size) - when integrated into the larger Penningtons - which appears to be slightly (but only a little) more democratic, will this work? Would Dawsons partners then no longer appear to be so profitable? This deal could work - but it could also go very wrong, Also, if a few more client-holding Dawsons partners walk, Penningtons coud just inherit Dawson's costs and staff (and law suits) and little else.
Think before you merge guys.
Anonymous @ 3.13pm is right. All too often one reads cynical comments that flatter the sender by making them appear wise and all-knowing. Witness some of the comments made when Halliwells imploded. Why delight in failure? People's jobs and careers are at stake here. Combining the two firms may well be better than carrying on apart. There will be economies of scale and, who knows, the effect of combining may give them fresh energy. To succeed doesn't necessarily mean you have to be a "star". There are plenty of solid, dependable firms out there doing good work and making decent returns.
As my character Max so wittily observed in the opening credits of Hart to Hart: "And when they met, it was merger!"
"Merge, baby, merge!"
@ Sarah Palin: "merge baby merge - Dawsons inferno!"
If Dawsons joins, will all jobs at Penningtons be put at risk? Surely cost savings will be made but then will anyone care?
What about trainees for this year and next, will they have to repay their fees etc??? Is there Law Society guidance telling them what happens, will their contracts continue with the new firm?
"But then open in Anchorage, baby, open in Anchorage!" (Lots of interesting private client work, you know...)
I presume that Penningtons will have done a rigourous due diligence exercise before signing off on this one.
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Understanding the Liturgy – new series of Shadwell Study Evenings
The new series of the BOC London Mission Study Evenings at Shadwell will be on the theme of "Understanding the Liturgy" and will be led by Abba Seraphim. They will focus on the Liturgies of St. James as used in the British Orthodox Church and St. Basil, as used in the Coptic Orthodox Church. Apart from improving understanding of liturgical worship, they will focus on the symbolism of certain liturgical actions and will make comparisons between the two ancient rites. The first session will be on 18 April and deals with 'The Enarxis or Preparation'; this will be followed on 16 May with 'Processions & Entrances' and the series will conclude on 13 June with 'Fraction & Consecration'.
All Study Sessions begin with a short Evening Prayer at 7.,30 p.m. followed by the Study Session between 7.45 – 9.00 p.m. when light refreshments are served.
New General Secretary of the Holy Synod elected
At a meeting of the Holy Synod in Cairo on 22 November, the Holy Synod elected a new General Secretary to replace the outgoing secretary, His Eminence Metropolitan Bishoy. Their choice fell on Bishop Raphael, who had been one of the three candidates whose names had been submitted for the Sacred Lot and who has served as General Bishop for Central Cairo. He will be supported by three assistant secretaries, Bishop Thomas of El Qussiya, Bishop Youssef of Florida & the South of USA and Bishop Apollo of South Sinai, the last being nominated by His Holiness Pope Tawadros.
Abba Seraphim, who returned to London after the papal enthronement, had sent his apologies for not attending the Synod, but stated that he believed the bishops had reflected the wider opinion of the Coptic community and that the choice had fallen on able and talented men.
Pope Tawadros II enthroned in Cairo
Abba Seraphim flew into Cairo just after midnight on 17 November. Providentially he was on the same flight as Their Graces Bishop Missael and Angaelos, so upon arrival at Cairo airport his passage through the usual formalities was expedited. From his base at the Sonesta Hotel, Bishop Angaelos was the member of the Holy Synod charged with organising the greeting of ecumenical guests and their transport to the hotel, all undertaken with seamless efficiency. Abba Seraphim was met by his hosts Mamdouh Abdou and Soheir, known affectionately by Abba Seraphim as 'Om Shenouda'. Their son, Shenouda Mamdouh, the Egyptian Secretary to the British Orthodox Church was actually still in London on business.
After resting overnight, later that morning, Abba Seraphim met with Father Abraham Thomas, secretary of the Department of Ecumenical Relations of the Indian Orthodox Church as well as a number of other church leaders and ecumenical guests staying in Cairo. In the late afternoon he attended the arrival of His Holiness Pope Tawadros II at the Papal Residence in Anba Rueiss, where he prayed the Thanksgiving Prayer and offered incense in the Chapel of the Residence before receiving the greetings of the bishops and staff. In the evening Abba Seraphim attended a private dinner hosted by His Holiness the Catholicos of the East, Mar Basilius MarThoma Paulose II, at the Four Seasons Hotel in Giza.
Early on Sunday morning, 18 November, the Holy Synod gathered at the Papal Residence for the formal enthronement ceremonies. To the sound of drums and trumpets, the procession, led by chanting deacons, the bishops and metropolitans - fully vested in their Eucharistic robes – led their new Pope into the Cathedral of St. Mark. Attended on one side by the magnificent figure of Metropolitan Pachomius, the locum tenens, and on the other by Bishop Sarabamoun, Abbot of the Monastery of St. Bishoy, the Pope was met at the shut west door of the Cathedral. Here the Archdeacon surrendered the great key to the Pope, who unlocked the doors so that the procession could pass into the packed cathedral. The Liturgy was already in progress, as the consecration of bishops and enthronement of Patriarchs takes place after the Pauline Epistle. Pope Tawadros, dressed only in a plain black cassock, sat alone on a dais in the midst of the khorus as the prayers were led by Metropolitan Pachomios with the participation of all the bishops. The new papal vestments were blessed by all the members of the Holy Synod as well as the Ethiopian and Armenian bishops present. As the Pope received his crown from the hands of Metropolitan Pachomius, and was installed on the Throne of St. Mark, the congregation broke into spontaneous and prolonged applause.
As each bishop greeted the new Pope on his throne during the chanting of Axios, H.H. Mor Ignatius Zakka Iwas, Patriarch of Antioch, and the accompanying Syriac Orthodox bishops, chanted hymns and prayers of blessing and the Pope descended from his throne to embrace his frail brother Patriarch, who is now confined to a wheelchair The Liturgy continued in its normal order, the whole service lasting about six hours. It was followed by a celebratory banquet in the crypt of the cathedral.
Enthronement Liturgy of H.H. Pope Tawadros II
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Coptic Service held in St. Margaret's, Westminster
To mark the Coptic Feast of Nayrouz and the start of the new Coptic Year 1729, the service of Offering of Evening Incense was held at St. Margaret's Westminster on 30 October. Presided over by Bishop Angaelos, assisted by Abba Seraphim, it was also attended by priests from the Coptic Orthodox, British Orthodox, Eritrean Orthodox, Indian Orthodox and Syrian Orthodox Churches. Representing the Byzantine family of Orthodox Church were Archbishop Gregorios of Thyateira, Archimandrite Deiniol (Ukrainian Orthodox – Ecumenical Patriarchate)and Father Joseph Skinner (director of Inter Orthodox Relations – Russian Orthodox Diocese of Sourozh). The Catholic Church was represented by Bishop Alan Hopes, Auxiliary Bishop of Westminster, and Father Robert Byrne, National Ecumenical Officer. The Anglican Church was represented by the Bishop of Southwark (Right Rev'd Christopher Chessun), the Right Rev'd John Stroyan (Suffragan Bishop of Warwick) and Right Rev'd David Hamid (Suffragan Bishop of Europe). Before the service commenced Canon Jonathan Goodall, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Personal Chaplain & Ecumenical Secretary, read a message from the Archbishop, who is currently in New Zealand and everyone present was welcomed by Canon Andrew Tremlett, Rector of St. Margaret's.
At the end of the service the Right Hon. Alistair Burt, M.P., Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs and the Right Hon. John Bercow, M.P. Speaker of the House of Commons, both gave short addresses welcoming the celebration and speaking of the increasingly significant contribution made in the UK by the Coptic community. A drinks reception concluded the evening.
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So I recently got a call from my gyn/ob and I had to make an appointment to get a pap smear, what is that and why is it done? Earlier last month, I got an HIV test, and when I asked her if I can get the result over the phone, and she said no, I would have to come in and she would discuss it with me. Should I be scared?
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A pap smear is when a gynecologist swabs your vagina. This is done for a number of reasons, to check for stds, a yeast infection, and cancer. You shouldn't be scared, depending on the clinic/state, it may be illegal for the doctor to give you the results over the phone. If it's negative, she may just want to discuss the importance of safe sex.
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A pap smear is when a gyno swabs your vagina looking for infections, such as STDS, yeast infections, or cancer. Normally you aren't supposed to get one until you're sexually active.
is a screening test used to detect pre-cancerous and cancerous processes in the endocervical canal (transformation zone) of the female reproductive system. Changes can be treated, thus preventing cervical cancer.
For best results, a Pap test should not occur when a woman is menstruating. However, Pap smears can be performed during a woman's menstrual period, especially if the physician is using a liquid-based test; if bleeding is extremely heavy, endometrial cells can obscure cervical cells, and it is therefore inadvisable to have a Pap smear if bleeding is excessive.
Getting a pap smear should not cause pain,[12] but it can if the patient has certain untreated vaginal problems such as cervical stenosis or vaginismus, or if the person performing it is too harsh, or uses the wrong size speculum. The patient should speak up if they are in pain. Many women experience spotting or mild diarrhea afterward.
Many health care providers are under the false impression that only sterile water, or no lubricant at all, should be used to lubricate the speculum. This may result in unnecessary discomfort. A number of studies have shown that using a small amount of water-based gel lubricant does not interfere with, obscure, or distort the PAP smear. Further, cytology is not affected nor some STD testing. A simple search engine inquiry will pull up numerous studies supporting this.The Effect of Lubricant on Pap Smear Results
The health care worker begins by inserting a speculum into the woman's vagina, which spreads the vagina open and allows access to the cervix. The health care provider then collects a sample of cells from the outer opening or os of the cervix by scraping it with an Aylesbury spatula. An endocervical brush is rotated in the central opening of the cervix. The cells are placed on a glass slide and taken to the laboratory to be checked for abnormalities.
A plastic-fronded broom is sometimes used in place of the spatula and brush. The broom is not as good a collection device, since it is much less effective at collecting endocervical material than the spatula and brush.[13] The broom is used more frequently with the advent of liquid-based cytology, although either type of collection device may be used with either type of cytology.
The sample is stained using the Papanicolaou technique, in which tinctorial dyes and acids are selectively retained by cells. Unstained cells cannot be seen with a light microscope. Papanicolaou chose stains that highlighted cytoplasmic keratinization, which actually has almost nothing to do with the nuclear features used to make diagnoses now.
In some cases, a computer system may prescreen the slides, indicating those that do not need examination by a person or highlighting areas for special attention. The sample is then usually screened by a specially trained and qualified cytotechnologist using a light microscope. The terminology for who screens the sample varies according to the country; in the UK, the personnel are known as cytoscreeners, biomedical scientists (BMS), advanced practitioners and pathologists. The latter two take responsibility for reporting the abnormal sample which may require further investigation.
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