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This machine works. It's simple, easy to clean, and works well in the 140 sq ft space I live in. The filter lasts for a solid two months with daily use and occasional soaking in water. Because of its small size, it's only able to maintain the humidity at 30-35%, sometimes higher depending on the weather. The tank has to be refilled often, but i prefer doing regular changes of water anyways just to keep the machine clean.
I've purchased 3 humidifiers from Kaz. I love how easy it is to find what you need. This is the 2nd Honeywell that I have ordered. I love the fine mist that it creates and the filters are very reasonalby priced. It really helps my daughter with allergies.
Kaz always ships within a week and I've never had a problem with any order.
Last night was my first night in using the Honeywell 2.0 Gallon Cool Moisture Humidifier.
It appears that it might just do the job to get rid of my cough and congestion that I have had for about two weeks. I could actually breathe a little better last night and hope that with each passing night I'll get better and better.
It's small enough to fit where I want it fit and I only hope that I can maintain it properly to get the most "mileage" out of this product.
Thank you very much for giving me this oppotunity to share my thought.
With the dry air where we live, this humidifier made a big differrence when we sleep.
I have suffered with the low humidity since we- re located to Utah. 5 minutes after we turned the humidor on I was breathing better. Thankyou.
Just wanted to let you know that we bought another unit as we were so pleased with the first one.
One for upstairs and one for our family room in the basement.
Easy to clean and fill. Easy to move from room to room.
Its the perfect size for filling and using in our bedroom. It is very quiet and adds just the right mist into our room. Great product and reasonably priced.
I just got a second humidifier of the same model to use in the living room. It's effective and fairly quiet.
Easy to operate and clean. Wish the filters were sold in the retail store rathr than having to order them online from Home Depot.
The recently purchased unit seems to work very well and runs quietly. I was impressed with the ease of set-up and the easy to understand instruction booklet.
This a wonderful product, my sister bought it and recommended it, I also would recommend this product, it helped cleared my sinuses.
Just started to use the humidifier I bought today--HCM 890 series-and can already feel the difference in the humdity in by bedroom. Quite easy to use and I think it is going to resolve the dry air problem in my suite.
The Cool Moisture Humidifier is really needed in the Valley of the Sun in AZ.
I used to wake up with a dry mouth and dry nasal passages. Not anymore.
This humidifier doesn't look antiseptic so it blends in with any room and it is very quiet and doesn't spread dust.
This is the second one I bought this winter sesason. I have an 8 gallon humidifier that is hard to handle. The ones I just purchased are easy to handle and clean
Great little machine. This is our second Honeywell Humidifier. Our last one ran nonstop for about four months at a time during our winters. This one has a built in fan but is fairly quiet and operates well. Looking forward to the same great output that we got from our last one.
I found this humidifier very good for 12 hours of humid air in my bedroom and bought one for a friend. Mine is two years old and just great.
Very pleased. I have one in the sunroom with my plants and it is doing a fine job keeping moisture in the air. I use the second one in the bedroom and have noticed we are not nearly as clogged in the mornings. I would definitely buy another.
I had the humidifier and the water tank broke. I saw no way of ordering only a new tank. So bought the the whole unit. I could have done with the new tank only. I am happy with the humidifiers performance, but somewhat perturbed that i had to waste a perfectly good motor, fan anf stand to replace a cracked, leaking tank.
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Product seems to working good. There was not a registration card in the box the humidifier came in.
Do not like having to go to Facebook to sign for up for a chance to win you Comfort Package. When you live in a rural community you do not generally have a quick internet system.
This product is very good, I recommend it to everyone who is having indoor allergy to dust and mold.
Our Holistic Physician recommended a humidifier for allergy and sinus problems. In only one night we have seen excellent results, The only downside is that the humidifier is a bit noisy.
Everything arrived in A1 condition. The unit was easy to prep and assemble and created a superb sleeping environment without alot of noise! A great value for the money!!
Opened the box immediately, followed set-up instructions, turned it on and it worked like a charm so far!!!!! Yeah!!!!
I bought this unit for my office at work and I love it. Its just perfect for the size and room I needed to help with my dry office. Love this product would recommend to anyone.
I had one of these humidifiers before. Lasted 5 years, I guess I was expecting more... It worked well during that time, and I ran it pretty close to non stop Dec-Mar.
I find the filters a little pricey and had to go on order on line to get them. I wish the store I purchased this product from would carry the filters.
Our usual humidifier stopped working and I needed to replace it and quick. This one was reasonably priced and works well, so I guess it will do.
only had it for a week so far, but works good it is a little noisy at night if trying to sleep. I do use distilled water, even though in the manual it said you do not have to.
light weight and easy to use. would recommend some kind of light feature if possible to see in the dark and to indicate time to change filter.
I purchased this item for my cat. He is a persian so his nose is small and it helps him clear his passageways. I like this item. It is similar to one I had years ago.
Very nice. A bit smaller than I anticipated and high speed is a bit noisy, but overall, a great humidifier.
Very easy to fill with water.
The unit has been working real well. The area that I live in has very hard water. The old unit that I had was not one with a filter.
It put white powder all over the house and started to ruin my electronic gear. So in order to use it had to buy to buy distilled water which was a lot effort.hauling it home from the store.
With the Honeywell unit I am able to use the water out of the tap.
I like way its simple design is what I need to keep the humidity in my bedroom up to what is healthy.
This humidifer is the perfect size for an average bedroom or room. The smaller 2 gallon tank is perfect becasue the water does not sit for days on end, eliminating the worry of germs and bacterial growth.
However, this humidifer is noisy even when the fan is set on low. Takes some getting used to the white noise.
The unit is much more noisy than expected. Also, the ad indicate a two gallon unit. I assumed the reservoir was 2 gallon, but it is much smaller which requires very frequent filling.
I love everything about this little humidifier except it is EXTREMELY NOISY!!! That is the only reason I'm not giving it a 5 rating.
It is small, well-made, study, lightweight and easy to clean.
I got it for my bedroom, but it makes so much noise - even on low - that I can't sleep.
It goes to the thrift store next week, with a note that it is highly recommended for someone with hearing problems.
If they could solve the noise problem, I'd buy three.
I have only used the Humidifier for a couple of days but so far, so good. One question: I plan to run it at night but find no information on any kind of automatic shut off. I'd appreciate knowing if there would be any problem with filling it and letting it run for eight or nine hours. If it should run out of water and the filter dry will it shut down? I purchased the item at Paul's ACE Hardware in Fountain Hills, AZ which I do not see on your above list.
I was delighted when I saw this is a Kaz appliance as I used to use your vaporizers for my children years ago.
I love the ease with which the unit sets up and how long it will work on one tank. But our first unit malfunctioned and the water wouldn't stay in the tank. Kaz was great and replaced it quickly for us because we had only purchased it a few months before. The replacement unit must have been not been quality checked well because it leaks at the seal. That said, I'd even purchase a new tank but didn't see that option.
Three comments:
The noise factor is significant. In fact, husband won't allow this unit to run at night. (for me it's an acceptable 'white noise' that actually enhances sleep).
Twice in 24 hours this small 2 gallon unit must be taken to the sink to be filled; and this even though I have two units on the floor where I use it. With a third once a day humidifyer on the lower floor, I have finally added enough humidity to this dry Colorado home. There was a time when Honeywell made a unit that one could fill once a day at the tank itself and the fan was relatively quiet. There was nothing wrong with the former design; so why was that product discontinued?
My former humidifyers for which -after nearly a decade of use- the motors quit turning the fan, had another positive characteristic: the large fan fitted on the top drew in lint dust from the air and trapped it in the water. So, the unit was also an air cleaner.
But no more added benefits and inexpensive filters. I am living with this humidifyer even though the design is inferior to the former Honeywell units and is a great deal more trouble.
First experience with Honeywe; agree it is rather loud but that doesn't really bother me that much. Only use it at night so not a problem filling it once a day--would be a nuisance if I had to rely on it all day. Only problem I found was that after using it for about 2 weeks, the reservoir slipped out of my wet hands into the sink and cracked, rendering it useless. I don't imagine it will be cost effective to replaced the reservoir, so probably will look for brand that's easier to handle.
Does a fine job in getting moisture in the air of our bedroom, but the noise level is a little loud.
Does a good job getting moisture in the air, louder than I would like though. Pretty noisey even on the low setting. It was a good price, guess I could have paid more for something a little quieter.
Plastic on upper edge of base where motor seats broken off in several inch
region. A large 1.5 inch crack inside the plastic of the tank. Obviously not
good quality. I won''t take the chance again.
This humidifier is terrible. Loud and does not produce humidity. Would really like my money back.
The bottom was chipped at places around the top. The number to call did not work for shortage or damage products. Had to call the ordering line and the person there help me greatly.
I purchased a honeywell humidifier which broke after 3 days due to a design flaw in the water tank. I contacted honeywell customer service several times and got no response. Would not recommend buying honeywell.
This unit is very noisy–even at the low setting. I couldn't sleep with it on which is exactly when I needed it. It requires weekly cleaning and a new filter everytime you stop using it for more than a week. Mine also fell apart within the first 24 hours of use. I cleaned it and tried to use it while sleeping but it was too loud and I had to turn it off. You must take it apart, empty and re-fill it when you move it. I tried doing that the next morning and a gasket fell off the water tank cap. According to Kaz, the manufacturer, it would require a new cap. Kaz asks that you return the unit to them according to the literature they supply in the box with the unit. I called Kaz for some help and they suggested returning it to the store. Kaz would not pay for return shipping of their broken unit.
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Football coach murdered
A football coach from Southport has been murdered in New York. 25-year-old Michael Jones was a youth team coach for the New York Red Bulls.
Players pay tribute to murdered soccer coach
A minute's silence has been observed for the football coach from Lancashire stabbed to death in New York.
Tributes were paid at Mike Jones's old team Tarleton Corinthians who wore black armbands.
Minute's silence to be held for Mike Jones
A minute's silence will be held today for the Lancashire football coach stabbed to death in New York.Read the full story
Football coach murder: Killer's apology
Police investigating the murder of a football coach from Lancashire may have found a confession from his killer.
Mike Jones, from Tarleton, was stabbed to death on a street in New York last weekend.
He'd been in the US to coach a junior football team.
The man being hunted by police left a note of apology at his home before fleeing to Mexico.
Tributes paid to Tarelton-born football coach Mike Jones
American news programmes have reported on the tributes paid to Mike Jones, the Tarleton-born coach stabbed to death in New York.Read the full story
Suspect in football coach murder 'fled to Mexico'
Man suspected of Michael Jones murder 'fled to Mexico'
A man suspected of murdering a Lancashire football coach in New York has fled to Mexico, according to reports.Read the full story
Tributes are paid to Lancashire football coach Mike Jones, who was murdered in New York
"Hard to take in": reaction from Tarleton Football club to murder of coach Mike Jones in New York
New York Police search the street where Lancashire football coach Mike Jones was murdered
Tarleton Corinthians FC pays tribute to stabbed player
Michael Jones' former football club Tarleton Corinthians have paid tribute to him after he was stabbed to death in New York.
He had played for the club since the start of the 2003/04 season and competed in the Preston and District League. The following season he signed for Corinthians' Sunday league side.
"His first love was always football, and it was no surprise when he moved to the USA to coach professionally.
– Tarleton Corinthians' statement
"Jonesy still played for Tarleton when he came home in the close season; he always wanted a game with the boys! Always 'one of the lads' himself, he could be relied upon to share a joke and was a particularly popular member of the squad.
"He was well respected by the players and leagues with whom he played.
"Everyone associated with Tarleton Corinthians is saddened by the loss of a great friend and team-mate. Our thoughts are with his family and friends at such a devastating loss."

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Update on the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska's Bristol Bay region -- a threat to the world's best salmon ecosystem.by Krista Langlois and Ray Ring, Nov 25, 2013
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Spruce Up the Sight Word: Red
Topics : Preschool, Sight Words, Coloring
Is your preschooler ready to dive into sight words? It's the first step to mastering reading, but it can be quite a monumental task. Bring sight words back down to size with this unique blend of crafts and reading. Ask your kid to color the word "red," and then turn it into a sight word creature with the help of some cool decorations. He'll have fun as he's exposed to an important pre-kindergarten word!
Want more? See the rest of the Sight Word series for more early reading practice.
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Gabriel Axel in a 2012 filepic. He passed away aged 95 at his home near Copenhagen, Denmark, on Sunday. – AFP
The Dane's Babette's Feast won best foreign language film at the 1988 Academy Awards.
FILMMAKER Gabriel Axel, the first Dane to win an Oscar for best foreign language film, has died aged 95, Danish media said on Monday.
Axel was best known for his film Babette's Feast, which won the Oscar in 1988.
The director died on Sunday at his home in Bagsvaerd near Copenhagen, according to Danish public broadcaster DR, where his daughter is a journalist.
The movie was based on a story by Danish author Karen Blixen, who also wrote Out Of Africa, famously adapted to the screen by Sydney Pollack.
Babette's Feast features Danish, French and Swedish actors and portrays the lives of two old Danish spinsters and their French maid in the Danish countryside in the 19th century.
The plot initially did not sound very appealing to the producers, and the film came close to never seeing the light of day.
In 2010, Argentine cardinal Jorge Bergoglio – later to become Pope Francis – told journalists that Babette's Feast was his favourite film. – AFP Relaxnews
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Two women from the punk band Pussy Riot - who were being sought by Russian police - have fled the country, the band said.
The feminist group - which has five members - protested inside Moscow's main cathedral against President Vladimir Putin and the Russian Orthodox Church in February.
Three of the five women were arrested and sentenced to two years in prison. Moscow police recently said they were searching for the others.
Pussy Riot tweeted today that the two women had fled Russia and are "recruiting foreign feminists to prepare new protest actions".


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Four individuals connected by blood, friendship, sex, and love are dragged into the classic battle between good versus evil.
A rogue detective risks everything when she forms a dangerous bond with a man who has telekinetic abilities.
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So GiffGaff have gone down for their entire network today.
I'm a giffgaff customer and always knew that by being such a cheap virtual network with so little in terms of staff etc... that they could be unreliable, but a single water pipe knocking out their entire network...ouch.
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Ishikawa, Sandoval, Rohlinger brought up from Minors
HOUSTON -- The evaluation of the Giants' prospects accelerated Wednesday as three Minor Leaguers were promoted and three Major Leaguers were subtracted.Up are catcher-first baseman Pablo Sandoval, first baseman Travis Ishikawa and third baseman Ryan Rohlinger. The contracts of Sandoval and Rohlinger were purchased from Double-A Connecticut while Ishikawa was recalled from Triple-A Fresno. Down are first baseman-outfielder John Bowker, catcher Steve Holm and infielder Jose Castillo. Bowker and Holm were optioned to Fresno, and Castillo, the Giants' primary third baseman for most of the season, was designated for assignment. Sandoval, Ishikawa and Rohlinger all ascended one classification this season, increasing their stock within the organization. With 43 games left in the Major League season, this was as good a time as any for Giants management to gauge their skills. Several players stand between being potential contributors for the future or, quite bluntly, rejects. Sandoval, Ishikawa and Rohlinger have earned turns to prove themselves. "At this point, we're going to give those kids every opportunity we can until we gain a better idea where we are," manager Bruce Bochy said before the Giants' 6-2 loss to the Houston Astros. Sandoval, 22, has excelled enough for two seasons this summer. He hit a combined .350 with 20 home runs and 96 RBIs in 112 games for Class A San Jose and Connecticut. The switch-hitter also was selected for the World Team at the XM All-Star Futures Game. "I want to keep my tempo going," said Sandoval, who's 5-foot-11 and 246 pounds and feels more comfortable catching than playing first base. Bochy, however, said that the Venezuela native will spend some time at first when he's not backing up Bengie Molina. Sandoval's hitting isn't the only intriguing aspect of his profile. He's a natural left-hander, but he began throwing right-handed at age 10 because the positions he liked to play most, catcher and third base, were forbidden to lefties. Ishikawa's progress appeared to have stalled after his 12-game stint in 2006 with the Giants, for whom he batted .292. He sank back to San Jose during the 2007 season. But last offseason, religious inspiration helped change his approach toward baseball.
"I really got stronger in my faith and I think putting all my trust in Him made the difference between this year and years past," said Ishikawa, 24.Ishikawa hit .299 with 24 homers and 94 RBIs in 112 games with Connecticut and Fresno, including .463 with seven homers in 11 games this month at Triple-A.
"I couldn't tell you what I was doing," Ishikawa said of his offensive surge.Rohlinger, 24, received an instant opportunity, starting Wednesday at third base. He committed two errors -- a wild first-inning throw and a seventh-inning fielding misplay -- but also stroked a seventh-inning RBI double.
"The more games you play, the more comfortable you're going to get," said Rohlinger, who hit .289 with 13 homers and 65 RBIs in 117 games at San Jose and Connecticut.Rohlinger became the 13th Giants rookie to make his Major League debut this season, equaling the 1996 team's record for the most in a year since the franchise moved to San Francisco in 1958. Bowker, another member of this year's rookie class, homered in each of his first two games and drove in seven runs, but had fallen into a deepening slump. He hit .117 with only three extra-base hits in his last 24 games, dropping his average from .284 to .247. He hadn't homered since July 2, a span of 96 at-bats. "It's pretty obvious that I haven't been performing," Bowker said. "I think it was more that I was getting myself out -- swinging at pitches I shouldn't be missing."
But, he added, "I'm not going to change anything with my swing. It's more my approach. I'm going to go back to keeping things simple."Bowker likely will return in September, when active rosters can be expanded to 40 players. Bochy, for one, will welcome him.
"Johnny was a shot in the arm," he said, referring to Bowker's torrid start. "He should feel good about where he's at this year."Like Bowker, Castillo had struggled lately, hitting .105 (4-for-38) in his last 10 games as his average dipped from .261 to .244. He had only four extra-base hits in his final 26 games. The Giants have 10 days to trade Castillo, release him or send him to the Minors if he accepts his assignment.
"He's done a lot," Bochy said. "There may be some interest from a contending club in him. That's what we're hoping."Castillo, claimed off waivers on March 22, also wants another big league opportunity.
"I'm surprised," he said. "I played well for this team."
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I got silly yesterday and _remotely_ started a copy of Quake on my
PC164, displaying on the Pentium. The two are connected with NE-2000
type cards (ISA in the ALPHA, PCI in the PC). I was fascinated to
find that in 320x200, I could still get 16fps out of it.....
Then, I got even sillier and started _another_ copy of Quake on the
ALPHA's local X-Server. And here the strange thing happened:
While the copy that had to send all its data to the Pentium reached
16fps, the local copy only reached about 6fps. According to top, they
both got equal CPU percentage; Also according to top (and vmstat), app.
half of the CPU-time was spent in system mode.
I can't seem to make sense of this --- why is the local copy so much
slower than the remote one? I tried running two local copies, and
they both get app. 20fps, which is as expected. I tried running two
local plus one remote copy, and the local ones became SLOOOOW again.
Is this a scheduler thing, where the remote Quake process gets scheduled
all the time due to network interrupts? But if so, why does top show all
copies getting equal CPU time?
I am thoroughly confused.....
P.S.: Maybe it's a bus contention problem, with the PCI-ISA bridge having
higher priority than the PCI graphics card? Or could it be that there
is an ET6000 in the PC, but a Trio64 in the ALPHA?
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Vacation Rentals in Ukraine
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The staggering amount of history and architecture, resorts along the Black Sea, and the arts are only some of the pointers to the Ukraine. You Ukraine vacation rental could put you near health, or history, or both.
Ukrainian Arts and Crafts
Vacation rentals in the Ukraine will give you more than just a glimpse of a truly unique and interesting country. After you finish touring all of the exciting architecture in the Ukraine, chances are that you'll want to shop for some arts and crafts. The Ukraine has a long-standing heritage of beautiful art with intricate detail using media from embroidery to ceramics to woodworking and leather goods. The world-famous pysanky, or Easter egg designs, are achieved with a stylus, dyes, and beeswax. Many of the arts in various materials point back to the deep spirituality in the region. A number of museums with a variety of art await your visit in the Ukraine.
Ukraine Vacation Spots
Visit both the Arts Museum and the Museum of Local Lore in the main cultural area of the Cherkasy region, Cherkasy. Relish the wealth of history in Chernihiv, where architecture is a prominent characteristic in structures such as the Spasky Cathedral from the 1100's and the mansion of Yakov Lysohub from the 1600's. More great history and architecture can be found in Chernivtsi, including the Armenian Church, built in 1869, whose acoustics are so excellent that classical chamber music concerts are held there today. Navigate your way through the shopping opportunities and cafes in the Karl Marx Prospekt in Dnipropetrovsk, take time to look at Zhovtneva Square with its interesting architecture buildings and park, and finally check out the fascinating Monastyrskiy Island. Ivano Frankivsk offers a natural diversion of verdant pastures of alpines, fir forests, and immaculate streams from springs.
Kharkiv has two cathedrals to see, Pokrovskiy and Uspenskiy, from the era of its high commercialization, in the 1600's and 1700's. Khotyn has a fortress to tour that has seen many battles in history, as well as other archaeological artifacts from the tribes of the upper Dnipro and Dnister Rivers. The Narcissus Valley Preserve in Khust is home to blooming narrow leaf narcissuses, and Khust is also home to the ruins of Khust Castle, guarding the marmaross salt mines as well as the king and his property. Kyiv, or Kiev, is proudly the capital of Ukraine, and arts and culture attract many to the city. Shops and even the historic St. Sophia's Cathedral have Ukrainian hand-made crafts including pottery and embroidery for sale. Theater is abundant in Kiev, from the Kyiv Opera House to the creative Kyiv Young Theater. The Golden Gate structure, from approximately 1038, is close to the middle of town. Just a walk down the main street of Kyiv, Khreshatik, can be a very pleasant experience.
More local crafts can be purchased in Kosiv, well known for its work in leather, metal, ceramics, embroidery, weaving, woodcarving, and Hutsul folk crafts. Lviv has been recognized by UNESCO as a site of World Architectural Monuments, and close by Lviv are theraputic spas and ski centers. Mukacheve adds to the architectural wonder with a castle (withstood many attacks), a monastery, and a wooden church. The Black Sea port city of Odessa, also known as the Pearl of the Black Sea, characterizes more of a Mediterranean look from input from French and Italian styles. Odessa has a wide selection of theraputic resorts, and a wide diversity of cultures. Don't miss the Odessa Theater of Opera and Ballet, highly ranked in all of Europe. Odessa also is blessed with eye-catching beaches and an interesting marine railway.
A cave like no other exists in Podvirne, with an amazing tri-layer underground labyrinth approximately 6-10 feet wide and 6-13 feet high. Visit the city of Sevastopol, on the Black Sea, with an incredible number of memorials and monuments. Svalyava truly has healing mineral waters in several types. Truskavets is a popular resort area for its variety of mineral springs, also, but with another twist: drinking the mineral water Naftusia for health purposes. Uzhgorod has a number of highly interesting castles, and is well regarded for its wine-making. Yalta is a sunny Black Sea resort area with museums of Russian writers such as A. P. Chekov, great history, and rough beaches. Make sure to visit the Niktinin Botanical Garden, with some 28,000 types of flora.
Maybe you've never considered a Ukraine vacation rental before. If not, you're missig out! Ukraine vacation rentals are a much better bet than boring, small hotel rooms. When traveling to Europe, you should arrive in the coziest and most luxurious accommodations possible. And thanks to vacation rentals in the Ukraine, that's possible!
Sites and tours to see
Sign indicating geographic center of Europe in Rakhiv
Spasky Cathedral in Chernihiv
Armenian Church in Chernivtsi
Monastyrskiy Island near Dnipropetrovsk
Khust Castle
St. Sophia's Cathedral in Kyiv
Architectural monuments in Lviv
Odessa Theater of Opera and Ballet
Cinderella Cave in Podvirne
Ruins of Nevytskiy Castle near Uzhgorod
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According to the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, about 4 million people in the U.S. seek medical care each year for shoulder sprain, strain, dislocation, or other problems. Each year, shoulder problems account for about 1.5 million visits to orthopaedic surgeonsdoctors who treat disorders of the bones, muscles, and related structures.
What Are the Structures of the Shoulder and How Does the Shoulder Function?
The shoulder joint is composed of three bones: the clavicle (collarbone), the scapula (shoulder blade), and the humerus (upper arm bone) (see diagram). Two joints facilitate shoulder movement. The acromioclavicular (AC) joint is located between the acromion (part of the scapula that forms the highest point of the shoulder) and the clavicle. The glenohumeral joint, commonly called the shoulder joint, is a ball-and-socket type joint that helps move the shoulder forward and backward and allows the arm to rotate in a circular fashion or hinge out and up away from the body. (The ball is the top, rounded portion of the upper arm bone or humerus; the socket, or glenoid, is a dish-shaped part of the outer edge of the scapula into which the ball fits.) The capsule is a soft tissue envelope that encircles the glenohumeral joint. It is lined by a thin, smooth synovial membrane.
The bones of the shoulder are held in place by muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Tendons are tough cords of tissue that attach the shoulder muscles to bone and assist the muscles in moving the shoulder. Ligaments attach shoulder bones to each other, providing stability. For example, the front of the joint capsule is anchored by three glenohumeral ligaments.
The rotator cuff is a structure composed of tendons that, with associated muscles, holds the ball at the top of the humerus in the glenoid socket and provides mobility and strength to the shoulder joint. Two filmy sac-like structures called bursae permit smooth gliding between bone, muscle, and tendon. They cushion and protect the rotator cuff from the bony arch of the acromion.
What Are the Origin and Causes of Shoulder Problems?
The shoulder is the most movable joint in the body. However, it is an unstable joint because of the range of motion allowed. It is easily subject to injury because the ball of the upper arm is larger than the shoulder socket that holds it. To remain stable, the shoulder must be anchored by its muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Some shoulder problems arise from the disruption of these soft tissues as a result of injury or from overuse or underuse of the shoulder. Other problems arise from a degenerative process in which tissues break down and no longer function well.
Shoulder pain may be localized or may be referred to areas around the shoulder or down the arm. Disease within the body (such as gallbladder, liver, or heart disease, or disease of the cervical spine of the neck) also may generate pain that travels along nerves to the shoulder.
How Are Shoulder Problems Diagnosed?
Following are some of the ways doctors diagnose shoulder problems:
- Medical history (the patient tells the doctor about an injury or other condition that might be causing the pain).
- Physical examination to feel for injury and discover the limits of movement, location of pain, and extent of joint instability.
- Tests to confirm the diagnosis of certain conditions. Some of these tests include:
- x ray
- arthrogramDiagnostic record that can be seen on an x ray after injection of a contrast fluid into the shoulder joint to outline structures such as the rotator cuff. In disease or injury, this contrast fluid may either leak into an area where it does not belong, indicating a tear or opening, or be blocked from entering an area where there normally is an opening.
- MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)A non-invasive procedure in which a machine produces a series of cross-sectional images of the shoulder.


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So I was reading an article in the NY Times today discussing the recent comments Dwayne Wade and Ray Allen made about the possibility of being compensated for playing in the Olympics. I found the topic surprisingly thought-provoking. There are issues of amateur vs. pro athletics, patriotism, and injury risk to discuss. But those don't relate to A's baseball. One aspect that resonated with my strongly as an A's fan was the reminder of just how rich and famous pro athletes are in modern sports.
It's so commonplace to talk about salaries that sometimes I find myself forgetting just how much a $5 million dollar paycheck is. It's just the norm in sports these days. But when I juxtaposed these NBA millionaires against their fellow Olympians it brought a fresh perspective. Most Olympians train as hard or harder than pros, putting in 20-40 hours a week into their chosen sport ON TOP OF having to work a day job to eke out a living. They don't get paid for their training (maybe a meager endorsement here or there) and often work a second job. For most of them, the Olympics aren't about chasing down wealth and fame.
The heroes of baseball's past had much more in common with the modern Olympic athlete than the modern MLB player. Most players worked other jobs in the offseason. It was easy to cheer for the hometown heroes because they really could have been your next-door neighbor, out there fighting for your city's pride.
Those times are long gone. Nowadays, young talent gets paid millions. The NY Times author, William Rhoden, points out that athletes are now career professionals. It's as much a job as a passion.
I bring all this up because I am so proud of how the Athletics franchise seems to avoid this rampant professionalism. It's a tradition going back the early 70's – the hairs vs. squares matchup of the moustache, crazy nicknames A's and the Cincinnati team so ordered they were called the Big Red Machine. The late 90's team continued this tradition, perhaps summed up best with the iconic long-haired, tattooed image of a spartan Jason Giambi.
The A's have always had a loose, fun-loving culture where it seems players show up just for the love of the game. As a small-market team far from the national spotlight, the clubhouse is a freer place, where athletes don't have to be as much on guard, leery of reporters searching for scandalous headlines. We don't sign many high paid veterans, so there's always a young atmosphere, full of guys not yet jaded by the realities of MLB economics. It's a major reason I follow the A's.
I am so happy that this atmosphere seems to be stronger than ever in 2012. So often in sports your hometown team has crybaby, overpaid, irresponsible divas. Oakland seems to avoid that better than most sports teams. Yes, this obviously can turn into a rant about MannyBManny. I'm hoping for the positive. We have a fun team, let's hope Ramirez can relax the crazy and play hard while enjoying himself, even if we wind up on the wrong side of the .500 mark.
And beyond Ramirez, let's take a minute to thank all the players who have donned green and gold that don't make statements like Wade and Allen, demanding compensation for what should be a privilege. So many franchises have lost or changed their identity in this new(ish) millennium. I believe the A's aren't one of those teams.


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LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB) -- Tobacco use, especially among young people in Kentucky, is higher in rural areas, due in part to more social acceptance of smoking and low tobacco taxes. That's the conclusion of the American Lung Association report, "Cutting Tobacco's Rural Roots: Tobacco Use in Rural Communities."
Young people in rural communities are also more likely to start using tobacco earlier, and are twice as likely to use smokeless tobacco. 24.8 percent Kentucky's adult population smokes and 41.62 percent lives in rural areas.
"Tobacco use is often more socially acceptable in rural areas, making it more likely that kids living in these communities will also start to use tobacco," said David Gross, President of the Kentucky Rural Health Association in a news release.
The report also says people with less education and lower income, which is common in many rural areas, are more likely to use tobacco. It says rural areas are less likely to have smokefree air laws and people are more likely to smoke in their homes. That also increases the risk of being exposed to secondhand smoke.
Gross says, "Kentucky community leaders and residents need to take a stand against the culture of tobacco use as part of life and empower our future generations to have healthy, tobacco-free lives."
The Lung Association's reports also points out that Kentucky has a 60-cent a pack tobacco tax, while the average state tobacco tax is $1.46 a pack. It also says the state's promotion of quit-smoking services "lags."
To download a copy of the report, visit: www.lung.org/rural-tobacco-use.
From the American Lung Association:
The American Lung Association offers smoking cessation resources to help people quit smoking for good.
Freedom From Smoking® is a program that teaches the skills and techniques that have been proven to help hundreds of thousands of adults quit smoking. Freedom From Smoking is available as a group clinic, an online program and a self-help book.
Not-On-Tobacco® (N-O-T) is a group program designed to help 14 to 19 year old smokers end their addiction to nicotine. The curriculum consists of ten 50-minute sessions that typically occur once a week for 10 weeks.
The Lung HelpLine, 1-800-LUNG-USA, offers one-on-one support from registered nurses and respiratory therapists. Individuals have the opportunity to seek guidance on lung health and find out how to participate in and join the Lung Association smoking cessation programs.
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|Elk group schedules 15th banquet
The Northern Highland Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will hold its 15th annual fundraiser banquet at Whitetail Inn in St. Germain Saturday, March 1.
There will be limited tickets available for the banquet, which includes a prime rib dinner, raffles and live and silent auctions. The committee will raffle approximately 30 firearms at the fundraising event. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m.
Proceeds from the fundraising banquet will benefit elk and other wildlife. For more information or to reserve banquet tickets, phone (715) 614-3611 or visit events.rmef.org/shop.aspz.Meanwhile, the Northern Highland Chapter,
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This historic Alushta hotel houses guests next to the Black Sea and features stunning coastal views. Enjoy easy access to attractions like the Palace of Nicholas II, and relax in a comfortable room or suite with Free high-speed, wireless Internet. The three on-site restaurants serve delectable cuisine, and a private beach, spa facilities and a large event space are also available.
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SOUTHAMPTON — A blue and tan barn swallow loops by a bright red barn. A couple lounges in Adirondack chairs with glasses of cabernet franc and riesling on the armrests, while a group unpacks a picnic and uncorks a bottle of red wine. The view begins with straight green lines of grape vines and extends to The Seven Sisters summits beyond.
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Pat Boone earns his first Pants on Fire
By Sabrina Eaton
Published on Monday, November 28th, 2011 at 11:35 a.m.
Clean-cut 1950s songster Pat Boone, who grew famous by recording cover versions of tunes like "Tutti Frutti," "Long Tall Sally," and "Ain't That a Shame," has been recycling old material again on television in Ohio.
On Nov. 9, the conservative senior citizens' group 60 Plus it was launching a $750,000 television ad campaign featuring Boone to target Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown.
The ad, broadcast statewide, made a series of claims about last year's health care law, including one that takes aim at the Independent Payment Advisory Board, which the law created to suggest ways to limit Medicare's spending growth.
The IPAB, it says, is "a Medicare IRS with the power to cut Medicare to pay for new government programs."
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The Fall for Dance Festival kicks off in Central Park at the Délacorte Theatre. We got an exclusive invite to see the Streb performers rehearse for opening night of the festival in New York City Center, hosted by The Public Theater.
Along with three other dance companies Streb will be performing Tuesday night. The event kicks off two weeks of dance celebrations.
If you think you have what it takes you can also take classes in Williamsburg at Streb's private studio. Yes, the studio has classes for beginners.
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Chatham County District Attorney Meg Heap is holding an open house for law enforcement agencies and officers.
The meeting is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Jan. 4 at the Grand Jury room at the Montgomery Street Courthouse.
The meeting aims to improve the relationship between the Chatham County District Attorney's Office and authorities, which was one of Heap's campaign promises.
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Making Bias Official: Newspaper Guild Applauds Obama Gay Marriage Views
If you doubted where many journalists stand on gay marriage, don't. The Newspaper Guild, which is part of the Communications Workers of America (CWA), joined with other unions, such as the AFL-CIO, in expressing its support for Obama on homosexual marriage. President Larry Cohen of the CWA stated:
"The Communications Workers of America stands with the President and those who support equality and human rights."
President Cohen also ended his statement by saying "It's time to move forward." "Forward" also is the term used as the Obama Campaign's new slogan.
This echoes what the New York Time's Mark Halperin previously stated, "[T]he media is as divided on this issue as the Obama family. Which is to say not at all. And so he's never going to get negative coverage for this."
This isn't the first time the Newspaper Guild has revealed its ideological leaning. The Guild has previously posted anti-Republican cartoons on their website, and supported the Occupy movement's "Day of Mass Action."
It also jibes with CMI's extensive documentation of pro-gay marriage propaganda on the part of the media. When Washington, D.C. legalized same-sex marriage in 2010, the Washington Post's coverage was embarrassingly celebratory, and its religion blog has declared biblical morality "illegitimate" on gay marriage. The network morning shows have regularly been platforms for gay marriage advocates. And entertainment media have been pushing the gay agenda with characters and story lines for decades.
So the Newspaper Guild is just putting the official stamp on obvious long-time bias.
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Less integrity that the Guild of Calamatous Intent
Submitted by JeffC... on Fri, 05/11/2012 - 2:36pm.
Both are involved in organized villainy, but at least the GCI admits it. Heck, it's part of their slogan.
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Same sex marriage and Obama
Submitted by Steve Cakouros on Fri, 05/11/2012 - 3:42pm.
How Low Can You Go?
Obama has done it. He has trashed the Presidency. Step aside Nixon and Clinton. You have met your match. Obama did something yesterday that cast excrement on the seal of the US Presidency.
We now have a president that has told America that marriage is what you say it is. Sodomites can, he says, get married.
Yes, Jack Kennedy had a thousand mistresses and he even loaned one or more of them out to others, but this beats all.
We now see that in this presidency we are up against evil itself.
Obama is pro-choice. The only thing that was left for him to do in order to lower the bar to where it cannot go further down was to come out in defense of the weird and the indefensible. He has not disappointed his enemies who saw this coming or that gaggle of claques in the Congressional Progressive Caucus that in keeping with the media applaud his every move.
Who is this man of slender intellect that after growing up outside of America can come here and tell the sons of Catholics Jews Muslims and Puritans that he has the right to re-define marriage, even if that definition flies in the face of everything Americans have ever believed?
Mr. Obama is a Democrat. He is a member of the one political party that more than their rival Republicans nominates presidents that famously cheat on the wives. But even they—the LBJ's FDR's Woodrow Wilsons and Clintons-- have never aroused so much disgust as this one slippery little man-- this Philistine purveyor of the ludicrous and the irrational.
Science and religion cannot help us here. The President has gone over the edge. Not since Mary Todd Lincoln held séances in the White House has America had to deal with irrationality on such a level.
What was America doing when college professors were seducing young minds all across the country so that they would turn out in droves to vote for this priest of Baal who adds to his Socialism same sex marriage.
What is the Black Jewish and Hispanic community thinking? They say they will return Obama to the White House this November. Have they gone mad like the President?
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as for three and a half years he's been giving it to all of us in the &*^% he might as well EVOLE.
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Police say Issac Moore has warrants on file for aggravated assault, domestic assault, probation violations, and 6 failure to appear charges.
He's known to live in the 3400 block of Campbell Street in Chattanooga.
If you have any information on Moore's whereabouts call crime stoppers -- 698-3333 -- that call could mean money in your pocket.


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Makeshift memorials of flowers, candles and stuffed animals serve as a tragic reminder of what happened at McMillan Park, where three young men were shot and killed.
Victims Jemenskian Arvie, David Galmore and Fitzgerald Guillory were all three laid to rest on Saturday.
Meanwhile, Armonta Hadnot, believed to be the primary suspect in the shootings, remains in the Calcasieu Correctional Center. Lon Porter was also arrested in connection with the shootings.
As authorities look for a possible third suspect, the community is also looking to move forward.
"It's been a tragedy, but also it's bringing us all closer together. It's time for us to get out there and know our neighbors," said Crystal Batiste Lee.
This is the second time in four months that Lee's family has fallen victim to violence. Her cousin, Anthony Batiste, was shot and killed back in December. Now, her husband's cousin, Jemenskian Arvie, is among the latest.
Lee was already organizing a "Community Take-Back" but said the triple homicide has launched it into high gear. So far, she has five area church pastors on board, including Minister Gilbert Brown who said it's time for change.
"Not just in the Fisherville area, not just in the Goosport area, not just in the Dixy Drive area, but all the areas of Lake Charles where crime is very heavy. We know the need. We see the need. Well, let's do something about that need," said Brown, Word of Faith Outreach Ministries.
The triple homicide also hits close to home for Brown. He, too, lost a cousin - David Galmore. Both Lee and Brown grew up in the neighborhood where the shootings occurred.
"They call the projects the hood. Well, as you can see me and Minister Brown both come out of the hood if that's what they want to call it. And there's good that still comes out of the hood," said Lee.
While they admit crime is going to happen, they believe based on the overwhelming turnout at the candlelight vigil, the community is ready to take a stand.
"Let's do it together and when we do it together, we can make a big impact instead of a small impact," said Brown.
Mayor Randy Roach also proclaimed Saturday, March 30 in memory of the three victims.
Meanwhile, the Community Take-Back group is still trying to organize their first meeting. For more information or to get involved, you can call Crystal Batiste Lee at 337-309-3505 or Minister Gilbert Brown at 337-502-1524.
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Who is going to be the third reciever?
Who's going to start at safety?
Can Matt Bryant make this team?
All of these questions are yet to be answered.
Maurice Stovall, Sammie Stroughter, and Briain Clark are still fighting to be the 3rd receiver. I would give the nod to Stovall at this time, based on his last game. He has the size and hands to be a nice option over the middle. Stroughter has the speed and quickness to also beat a safety deep.
At safety, looks like Jermaine Phillips will win his strong safety positon back, meaning Sabby Piscitelli will move over to free saftey. Will Allen will rotate will with these two during the game.
Unfortunely It doesn't look like Matt Bryant will be able to make this team. He hasn't been practicing because of injury, giving all the reps to Mike Nugent. Coach Morris hasn't ruled him out just yet, but it's not looking good.
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5) Re-burn all your LeBron James jerseys.
4) Wrap everything you can find in bacon and barbeque it.
3) Resign from your job to be a coach at Western Illinois University.
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1) Dress up like Shan Whiston and watch "Farewell to Shan" on a loop.
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On Saturday, get ready for mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 69 degrees in the Scarsdale area, according to the National Weather Service.
Sunday there will be more sun, with a high near 64 degrees, according to the NWS.
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under the same roof. They recently spent the day together on the
hardwood with some players from the Centenary Gents basketball team.
12-year-old Latarice loves video games and hanging out with friends, but he says his favorite thing to do is basketball.
"I play my game or I go play basketball," Latarice says. "A lot of people I hang around like basketball."
Latarice wants to be an athlete but knows education is important.
His favorite subject is math, and he's on the honor roll. He is shy,
sweet, and thoughtful. He loves spending time with his younger brother,
8-year-old Camedrick.
He, along with Latarice, recently spent the day with the Centenary
men's basketball team. Players taught the boys some drills and competed
for the most freethrows made. Camedrick says basketball is his
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Camedrick is an entertainer. He loves putting on a show- whether
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Six more confirmed cases of pertussis were reported in San Diego County schools in the past week and potentially exposed students and staff to the disease, the County's Health and Human Services Agency reported today.
The school cases are among the 93 reported countywide to date in 2011. Please see second page for school details.
Last year, pertussis, also known as whooping cough, reached epidemic status and established a new county record with 1,144 cases including two infant deaths.
"Pertussis is a vaccine-preventable disease," said Wilma Wooten, M.D., M.P.H., County Public Health Officer. "Immunizations and booster shots are vital steps toward preventing future epidemic outbreaks such as the current one affecting the county and state."
Residents can get vaccinated at their primary care doctor or at an HHSA Public Health Center if they don't have a regular healthcare provider.
The California Department of Public Health recommends a pertussis booster vaccine (Tdap) for everyone 10 years or older who has not yet received it, especially women of childbearing age, before, during, or immediately after pregnancy; and other people, including household contacts, caregivers, and health care workers, who have contact with pregnant women or infants. Children 7-9 years of age who did not receive all of their routine childhood shots are recommended to receive a Tdap booster dose.
Beginning July 1, all students entering 7th through 12th grades in both public and private schools must show proof that they have had a Tdap booster shot before they can start school. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that children receive a booster shot of Tdap vaccine at 11-12 yrs.
The CDC also recommends that children get one dose of DTaP vaccine at the following ages: 2 months; 4 months; 6 months; 15 to 18 months and 4 to 6 years.
A typical case of pertussis in children and adults starts with a cough and runny nose for one-to-two weeks, followed by weeks to months of rapid coughing fits that sometimes end with a whooping sound. Fever, if present, is usually mild. The disease is treatable with antibiotics.
For more information about whooping cough, please call the HHSA Immunization Branch at (866) 358-2966, or visit www.sdiz.org.
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The new pertussis cases reported this week are:
• An 18-month-old and who was up-to-date on immunizations and attends Central Montessori Preschool in Encinitas.
• A 6-year-old who was up-to-date on vaccinations and attends Oceanside Elementary School in the Oceanside Unified School District.
• An 11-year-old who was due for a booster shot and attends Valley Middle School in the Carlsbad Unified School District.
• A 17-year-old who was up-to-date on vaccinations and attends Bonita High School in the Sweetwater Union High School District.
• A 10-year-old who was up-to-date on immunizations and attends Bay Park Elementary School in the San Diego Unified School District.
• A 12-year-old who was due for a booster shot and attends Creative Performing Media Arts Middle School in the San Diego Unified School District.
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio - On Saturday, June 22, the following roads in Mill Creek MetroParks will be closed from 5:00am until 11:00 pm. for the Luau at the Lily Pond fundraising event: Lily Pond Drive at McCollum Road; West Drive at Bears Den and Cohasset; and West Drive at Glacier. The Lily Pond itself will be closed to the public all day due to setup requirements.
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I hope Mr. Alvarez not only has the best interest of his constituents in mind, but the best interest of the city as a whole. For now and in the distant future. Too many times we have had a council that "has the blinders on" and we end up having to pay for it later. If previous councils had the guts to do what was right for the community, not just what a few loud-mouth-squeaky-wheels in their districts said was right, then Victoria would be a much better place. IMO.
I am going to try and keep an open mind in how Emett is going to operate within the chambers, but there is a nagging part of me that says he's going to turn this into a circus and it could get very ugly very quick. If you would like to know what I mean, look at oneleg's last comment. It's sad to have to say this, but not everyone speaks in innuendos and insinuations, especially our jerk of a mayor. He's pretty much in your face.
I thought Denise did a pretty good job. Never heard any complaints, except of course from Emett over the water treatment plant. I guess he is hard of hearing or has a very thick skull. Anyway, I hope it remains civil and not devolve into an episode of Jerry Springer.May 25, 2012 at 2:25 p.m.
Recount Retrospection: http://bit.ly/KR998jMay 25, 2012 at 1:45 p.m.
I don't believe youMay 25, 2012 at 11:45 a.m.
americafirst ~ normally people would of said, "I look forward in working with him "what did he really mean "working with him in his seat as a councilman". Secondly, Mr. Alvarez a long time good friend of mine will do an excellent job on council. We have work on so several projects in this community;that its more likely he won't be disappointing to me or his constituentsMay 25, 2012 at 11:02 a.m.
Denise Rangel was my council person. I had reason to contact her and she not only took care of situation, she kept me informed along the way. Things change so I hope Mr. Alvarez will also listen and work for the people he was elected to serve. I have no reason to believe he will not. Thank you Denise Rangel for your service to my area and good luck to you.May 25, 2012 at 10:10 a.m.
How is it you assume that she's not my council person? She was!May 25, 2012 at 7:13 a.m.
advoc8orMay 25, 2012 at 7:03 a.m.
"The voters have certainly retired her" Sure, all three of them. I don't know or care as to what's you problem with her since she's not your councilperson but you sound like you could use some "happiness and improved livability"
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advoc8or--"in what minority" are you talking about? Looks like you've got an axe to grind and it's not about city council..May 25, 2012 at 2:10 a.m.
oneleg--if the mayor had said, he looked forward to working with him as an individuual, you would have said "and not as a councilman"...Can anything he says or does make you happy? It'll be interesting to see how long Emmett makes you happy.
Can't everyone just work together for the betterment of Victoria? Isn't that the goal everyone should have?.
The Mayor's comments have always been condescending toward those who go against him and his wishes. And as for Denise, I hope she finds happiness and improves her liveability. The voters have certainly retired her.May 25, 2012 at 1:34 a.m.
Our Mayor Armstrong said:May 25, 2012 at 12:25 a.m.
"I congratulated Mr. Alvarez, and I'll be looking forward to working with him in his seat as a councilman."
Hum, wonder if he just looks forward in working with him only in capacity of councilman and not as an individual?
Armstrong also said he expects more "interesting and fun things" to deal with as the council continues working together.
I really don't consider this recount fiasco, neither fun nor interesting; and hope they all work for the best interest of their constitution who voted them in.
Our city attorney Thomas needs get up to speed in enforcing the Robert's Rule of Order. No councilperson needs consensus on putting an item on the agenda. That's just one of many violations that are going on at the council meetings.
Great. I'm happy that Emett kept his seat on the council and glad to see Rangel gone. She has done little for her constituents and did as the Mayor instructed her. It is going to be very interesting to see the Mayor squirm when he is no longer going to have it his way. He is going to get a taste of being in the minority.May 24, 2012 at 10:46 p.m.


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BOWLING GREEN - Despite season-high scores on balance beam and floor exercise, the Bowling Green State University gymnastics team couldn't keep pace with Kent State, as the Flashes ran away with a 195.800-193.825 victory in Anderson Arena on Saturday.
Freshman Alyssa Nocella led the way for the Falcons, hitting all four events for a season-best 38.825 all-around tally. Gina Locigno, who struggled with bronchitis during the week, hit three events, tying career-high scores on beam and floor.
As a team, the Falcons went 48.700 on vault, 47.700 on bars, 48.600 on beam and 48.825 on floor. Their only misstep came on bars, where both Lindsay Koch and Amanda Lievendag suffered falls in their routines.
"We had a few slip-ups on bars, but the girls did a great job coming right back on balance beam and floor exercise," said head coach Kerrie Beach. "I'm particularly thrilled that we were able to come back and finish the second half of the meet. That's been holding us back so far, so I think they're going to build a lot of confidence from that."
The Falcons started on vault, where Danielle Wishart led the way with a 9.825, followed by a string of 9.75 scores from Sunny Marchand, Jamilah Ali and Megan Harrington. Nocella led off with a 9.625 to complete a 48.700 total on the event, tying the Falcons with Kent State after one rotation.
Then came uneven bars, an event where the Falcons hit the 49.0 mark in their last meet. Caroline Ellingboe posted a 9.725, accompanied by solid routines from Nocella (9.625), Locigno (9.6) and Harrington (9.575). Unfortunately, two falls spoiled the Falcons' lineup, as Kent State hit a massive 49.200 on vault to take the lead.
After the disappointment on bars, the Falcons came back with a season-high beam performance, led by Locigno's 9.775. Nocella and Ali were steady for 9.75 scores, while Ellingboe (9.7) and Maria Salvia (9.625) rounded out the performance.
"I really saw quality [on beam] today," Beach said. "We've been talking about performing under pressure and not just making the routine, but actually doing it at the highest level. Tonight, I think we saw a lot of good, quality gymnastics and a lot more confidence."
The Falcons finished on floor, performing in front of over 700 fans in attendance. Nocella and Locigno, who have been rocks on floor for the Falcons this year, stuck their routines to score 9.825 each. Ali debuted an exciting new tumbling pass (double layout) to score 9.775, with Ellingboe (9.75) and Harrington (9.65) completing another strong rotation for the Falcons.
Despite a rousing comeback, the meet was out of reach for the Falcons, as Kent State posted a 49.100 on beam, highlighted by all-around winner Marie Case's 9.925.
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A 10News crew returning from another story found a 1-year-old boy who was barefoot and in diapers standing in the middle of a busy street in Oak Park.
» Sign Up For Breaking News Alerts» Like Us On Facebook» Follow Us On Twitter10News reporter Jennifer Jensen and 10News photographer Mike Ineman discovered the toddler along Bayview Heights Drive at about 7:30 p.m.Tuesday. His parents were nowhere to be found.The 10News crew called 911 and waited until a San Diego police officer arrived. They waited at least 20 minutes with no word and no sign of anyone searching for the boy. A neighbor told 10News she believed the boy lived in a nearby apartment complex.When 10News arrived, a surprising discovery was made: four more young children were inside an apartment alone with no adult supervision. Minutes later, the mother came home.When an officer asked her if the baby was hers, she initially responded, "No." Then, she became angry that 10News' camera was rolling.Neighbors who helped 10News find the apartment were in disbelief."Fortunately, you guys found him because he could've got run over or somebody could have taken him away or 20,000 things could have happened to him," said neighbor Arturo Ramos.It is unclear if the mother will face charges.


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ALBANY, N.Y. -- The Albany Planning Board heard from the public Thursday night about Albany Medical Center's plans to transform the Park South neighborhood.
The multi-million dollar expansion project would include building retail shops and apartments. But the transformation of the two city blocks would mean some people may have to relocate.
Back in July, the hospital presented the plan to Park South residents who had mix feelings about it.
"I'm feeling like they told us a lot and delivered hardly anything," said longtime Park South resident Julie Maynes. "I want to see them stick to the plan as promised years ago and they still haven't delivered."
But the plan is coming to fruition, with detailed drawings and a feel that the plan is ready to move ahead. Thursday, some tweaks to the original plan were presented to the planning board.
"I think essentially a lot of the changes came as a result of things we heard during the first meetings," said Dan Hershberg, who was hired by the developers of the project.
Hershberg says one major change comes to building height with some construction along new Scotland being allowed to stand six stories tall rather than five.
Also, the massive parking garage will now be even larger and the number of apartments that are planned in this area jumped from 140 to 156.
"I believe these changes are major but they are well within the confines of what was going to take place here," said Hershberg.
The changes also include increased green space around the apartments and an addition of a specific office space which can be used by police and hospital security, with safety being another issue expressed by many residents Thursday.
"So a lot of changes have already been considered," said Hershberg. "We heard what people said and we are willing to address those as we go ahead with site plan process."
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White's play Frigidare was staged for the 15th annual Best of PlayGround Festival. Recipient of the inaugural Rose O'Neill Literary House summer residency at Washington College in Maryland, White has also received residencies, fellowships or scholarships from Port Townsend Writers' Conference, Squaw Valley Community of Writers, Hedgebrook, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Prague Summer Program, Fine Arts Work Center and Bread Loaf Writers' Conference. Nominated for a 2005 Pushcart Prize, White is featured on the recording WORD with the Jessica Jones Quartet, and her poetry has been published widely.
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A warning to motorists, speed cameras are coming to Chicago's streets.
The city will start testing the devices around the city starting next week but there is some controversy.
City crews are expected to install speed cameras outside Near North Montessori School and three other locations. They start taking pictures of speeders between Dec. 3 - Jan. 3. But no violations will be issued. After the test period, the devices will be removed.
One of the companies competing for this business, according to published reports, is Xerox State and Local Solutions, which installed their systems in Baltimore.
After three years, the machines reportedly issued thousands of erroneous tickets and judges sided with motorists in more than half the contested tickets. In Baltimore, Xerox is being replaced.
The other company is American Traffic Solutions, which also has a record of faulty cameras in Canada.
And the company that operates red light cameras is under the microscope for having too cozy a relationship with city hall and some former city employees.
Mayor Emanuel says the speed cameras could raise $20 million from tickets issued to speeding motorists.
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A Lubbock family that went to North Carolina looking for a miracle is returning home now for the worst reason.
As you remember, Trevor and Ross Joiner were diagnosed with the same fatal illness. Their only option was to go to Duke University Medical Center for stem cell transplants.
Trevor, the older of the two, is recovering after his second transplant. He remains hospitalized at Duke while his parents, Joe and Janet Joiner, are returning to Lubbock to plan funeral services for the younger brother, Ross.
Little Ross seemed to do well after his stem cell transplant, but then, took a turn for the worse. After two weeks in critical condition, he died Saturday from complications of the transplant.
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Kate Moss has scored yet another Vogue cover. The supermodel appears on the cover of Paris Vogue's "Musical Christmas" issue made up as David Bowie, complete with an orange mullet. [Telegraph]
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I don't write a lot of posts. 12 or so in the past 4.5 years. But after yesterday's game I was inspired.
A little background:
I was born in the 70's, a product of the 80's and became a Chiefs fan in 1990. In brief, I had some friends that were big football fans, which at the time I was not. They convinced me I should become one, as it was the greatest sport ever. So with little to go off of, and only a few choices to help narrow things down as to my future team (Offense or Defense, Run game or Pass game), I chose with my gut. I wanted a big D, a big Running game and all heart. Well that was the Chiefs of the 90's. And to be honest, my 13 year old self's budding outdoorsmanship took the form of Native American infatuation, so the Chiefs were perfect.
Then I learned all about players like Christian Okoye, Derrick Thomas, Neil Smith, James Hasty, Dan Saleaumua Stephon Page and Dale Carter (yeah you can see my Defensive focus even then). And have been a die hard fan ever since, although to my great chagrin, I've never been to a game before (I know, I know blasphemy from someone who has been a fan for 23 years).
One of the things I loved about this team in the 90's was that no matter the score I always ALWAYS had faith in our D. They'd keep us in it. Score when we needed to. Make something happen. That of course didn't always come to fruition, but, I still had faith it would.
And that is something that over the last decade plus has simply evaporated. That faith in D. It went from Faith, to hope, to fingers crossed, to fingers crossed while crossing myself and saying a few Hail Mary's, and I'm a freaking Jew! Point is, our D just hadn't been there. Not really. Not like it was. We had the players, or so it seemed. We had the potential. It just wasn't happening.
This article is not about what's changed (Thankyouthankyouthankyou Andy Reid for hiring Bob Sutton, who is a beautiful evil overlord), as RDOguy does a beautifully eloquent job of that in his article here. It is however about a few stats, some numbers and the resurgence of
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Yesterday's game:
In 2008 (ugh what a painful year) our D had 10 (yes 10) sacks all year.
In yesterday's game we had 10 sacks! Think about that for a second (both to reflect on how bad we were in 08, but also how good we are now, how far we have come. In one game we equalled the number of sacks by the entire D for an entire season!
Currently Justin Houston has .5 sacks less than we had as a team in 08, while Tamba Hali has 2.5 sacks less than the 08 squad.
In yesterday's game we had 3 turnovers (interceptions by 3 different players!) upon which we scored 17 points. Not only did we have a pick 6, but also our O (which we all know did not do well yesterday) DID capitalize on each of the turnovers they got and scored points off of it (10 on O and 7 on D).
According to PFF (as of yesterday) somehow Tamba had QB disruptions on 82 snaps (H/T to ArrowSpread for posting that in this thread.) This is simply UNREAL. And I also am not sure how that happens - doesn't it break a law of physics or something?
And everyone is getting into the fun. Even Catapano got a sack to end the game yesterday!
A few comparisons:
In 2009 our D had 22 sacks and were a paltry +1 in takeaways, Currently we have 31 in 1/3 (SWIDT?) of the games.
In 2010 Our D had 38 Sacks and a +9 in Takeaways.
In 2011 we had 29 and -2
And in 2012 we had 27 and were -24!!
To compare currently we have 31 sacks and are +9 in Takeaways!
So what can we take from this? In 6 games we have more sacks than in any season for the past 5. In 6 games we have a much improved (and by a hellovalot) turnover ratio (asides from 2010). In other words we've had a +33 swing from last year. That's unheard of. In 6 games we have not allowed an opponent to score more than 17 points on us with half of those games being only 1 score or less! That is recockulously good play by anyone's standard.
One FINAL comparison
The Chiefs 1968 D (arguably the team's best of all time) allowed a franchise low 170pts and a 12.1ppg (granted that's in a 14 game season)
2013 D currently has allowed only 68 points (in 6 games) for a whopping 11.3 ppg.
In Conclusion
This D is Sickly Good. And shows no signs of doing anything but getting better. Not only that, but it's on pace (at roughly 5.2 sacks/game) to finish a 16 game season with... 83 sacks. And even better than that, everyone is getting in on the action. Currently 10 defensive players have a sack. 10! Additionally 7 players have contributed to 10 interceptions and 4 players have made forced fumbles. What all this means is that we have players getting in on the feast from every part of our D. And that's tremendously exciting. It's not a D where an opponent has to worry about 1 or 3 players. They have to worry about EVERYONE! A Pick can come from anywhere. Hell a Pick 6 can come from anywhere.
So thank you Chiefsdom for bringing back the NOISE at Arrowhead and restoring our PRIDE. Thank you Chiefs D for playing some serious lights out football. And most importantly. Thank. You. BOB FREAKING SUTTON, for restoring my Faith in the Defensive Unit that I have been missing for so very long.


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Eintracht Frankfurt moved to the top of the Bundesliga table with a 2-1 victory over Nürnberg on Friday evening. The win for Frankfurt is their fourth out of four matches this season and is nothing short of remarkable for the newly promoted side.
Frankfurt were forced to make two early subs --- just twenty minutes into the match --- when Pirmin Schwegler and Olivier Occean were both injured. Martin Lanig and Erwin Hoffer replaced them.
Despite all of this, the visitors struck first. Takashi Inui's corner was headed out of the penalty, but it was immediately played right back into the area by Anderson. Hoffer ran onto the ball and put his shot into the far corner beating Raphael Schäfer to make it 1-0
Pekhart had the opportunity to equalize ten minutes later, but his header was tipped over the bar by Kevin Trapp. Hiroshi Kiyotake was next to test the goalkeeper from distance, but Trapp made a good diving save to his right.
Timm Klose comes close to leveling for Nürnberg in the 56th minute, but his header from Kiyotake's corner is cleared off the line by Sebastian Jung.
Frankfurt doubled their lead just two minutes later thanks to the brilliant Inui. The Japanese midfielder dribbled from the left side across the top of the penalty before placing his shot into the corner past Schäfer. Remarkably, Frankfurt looked to be on their way to their fourth win in four matches and a trip to the top the of the table.
Dieter Hecking, looking for more offense from his side, brought off defender Timothy Chandler for forward Sebastian Polter in the 70th minute. It didn't take long for Polter to get involved and he headed in a free kick from Kiyotake five minutes later to pull back a goal for Nürnberg.
Nürnberg came close to equalizing in the 80th minute after some fancy footwork on the endline from Timo Gebhart, but Mike Frantz's shot with the outside of his foot went high and wide.
Polter had the best opportunity in the remaining 10 minutes, but his sliding shot went wide of the target.
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TNA President Dixie Carter announced that TNA Wrestling's Lockdown Steel Cage Pay-Per-View will occur Sunday, March 9 at the Bank United Center at the University of Miami in Coral Gables.
TNA features Kurt Angle, Sting, Magnus, Gail Kim, Bobby Roode, Abyss, ODB, EC3, The Bro Mans, Eric Young, Madison Rayne, Christopher Daniels, Kazarian, Austin Aries, Lei'D Tapa, Zema Ion, Chris Sabin, Velvet Sky, Mr. Anderson, Cowboy James Storm, Christy Hemme, Jeremy Borash, Brooke, Bully Ray and more.
Tickets for the TNA Lockdown pay-per-view go on sale 10 a.m. EST Friday, Jan. 24 at www.Ticketmaster.com, the BankUnited Center box office, and by phone at 800-745-3000. Tickets start at $15, plus Family-4-for-$40 packs are available while supplies last.
There is a presale from 10 a.m. EST Wednesday, Jan. 22- 10 p.m. EST Thursday, Jan. 23. Presale code is STEEL.
TNA also plans a Fan Interaction with TNA wrestlers on Saturday, March 8 in Miami. Travel packages available.
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• The Bro Mans (Jessie Godderz and Robbie E) are the TNA Impact Wrestling tag team champions. These young talents have formed a formidable combination, coupled with their personal DJ Zema Ion.
The muscular Godderz, 27, a CBS "Big Brother" alum, is a bodybuilder who trained in wrestling at the Team 3D Academy n Kissimmee and Ohio Valley Wrestling in Louisville. He paired with former TNA Knockout Tara, before becoming a Bro Man, nicknamed Mr. Pec-Tacular. He enjoys his TNA persona.
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Robbie E is a Jersey guy who worked the indie in the Northeast. Trained by Kevin Knight with the IWF in Woodland Park. He is good in the ring, good cutting a promo and very good with interviews, a natural.
Robbie E, 30, a former TNA Television and X-Division champion, worked with Cookie (Becky Bayless) and Robbie T (Rob Terry) in TNA, before becoming a Bro Man.
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Trained by Jason Knight and Kevin Landy at the House of Pain Pro Wrestling Dojo in Connecticut, Sky worked the indie circuit in the Northeast as a valet and a wrestler. Sky, 32, enjoyed much success as a member of the Beautiful People (with Angelina Love) in TNA and transitioned well into singles wrestling. She is a former TNA Knockouts champ and a former TNA Knockouts tag team champ. A TNA wrestler, she is also a lovely valet for TNA wrestler Chris Sabin.
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(Part 2) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-62jWpc1rsY
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Author-Stories: Narrative's Implications for Moral Rights and Copyright's Joint Authorship Doctrine
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Southern California Law Review, Vol. 75, No. 1, 2001
This Article demonstrates that narrative has significant potential to influence explicitly the ways in which courts, litigants, and legislators think about the process of artistic creation and the voice of the author. It contends that the author's voice is one that has been submerged in the development of copyright law and that copyright law is therefore insufficiently sensitive to authorial perspectives about the creative process. It also argues that narrative, as a strategy for bringing attention to marginalized voices, can greatly assist in the reshaping of certain doctrines especially important to authors such as moral rights and copyright's joint authorship doctrine.
This Article does not argue for a radical change of the normative standards under which our copyright law currently operates, nor does it urge that the narrative of the author should be emphasized over and above the other forces that have shaped our copyright law. It does contend, however, that copyright law needs to recognize more explicitly that the author's voice has been drowned out by other more dominant voices in our culture. This submergence has resulted in the marginalization of the author's honor, dignity, and spirit in important applications of copyright law.
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