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---- — SALISBURY — The latest update to the design of the new library replaces the former wedged-shaped concept with a rectangular, shingled version intended to resemble the graceful lines of beach cottages of years past.
Still not considered the final design, sketches of the new building can be viewed at the library. This more traditional building will again be located on Salisbury Green, offering two entrances, one facing School Street and the other onto Salisbury Square.
Some things on the exterior update could change before construction documents are prepared so the project can go out for bid, said library director Terry Kyrios. For example, the recent update shows a copper roof, but if the cost of copper is prohibitive at bid time, that could change, she said.
The cost estimate voters approved earlier this year equals about $7.5 million, with a state grant paying for $3,856,187, or 52 percent, of the total. The Library Fundraising Committee has raised more than $700,000 from contributions and grants further lower the amount the town will have to borrow to complete the project.
But the new update on the exterior doesn't alter what will be included inside, Kyrios said.
"It's still 17,000 square feet, still two stories, still handicapped accessible," she said. "Everything inside remains the same."
Once built, the new library will house rooms and services the 3,000-square-foot current library couldn't offer.
The interior plan calls for three rooms for tutoring or study groups, a dedicated young adult section, as well as a children's room, multiple reading areas, a meeting room for community events, a special genealogical/historical research section, increased WiFi access and handicap accessibility, including elevators, ramps and restrooms on both floors. The plans also call for doubling the amount of parking.
Designed to meet the town's needs for at least the next 20 years, surveys completed by town residents provided insight into what is wanted and needed in Salisbury's new library.
Still under discussion, Kyrios said, is how to incorporate the flavor of the present library into the new building and bring part of the town's history through to the future. The Building Committee hopes to use existing lettering that reads "Salisbury Public Library" on the new building. They also plan to continue to use the distinctive window pediment that's been on the library since 1956.
Also being considered is taking the unique wooden paneling, wall cabinets and mill work that's in the front reading room and incorporating it into the interior somehow, Kyrios said.
Temporary library space needed
Since the current library will be razed to make way for the new one, many have worried that the library will have to close during construction. But that won't happen, Kryios said. A temporary library will be up and running before the library closes.
Kyrios said the Relocation Committee is looking for space in Salisbury that can temporarily meet their needs. Library officials are looking for 2,000 to 3,000 square feet of relatively open space where books, phones, computers and equipment can be moved during construction.
Ideally, the space would be on one floor and be handicapped accessible, she said, with lots of open space for shelving, tables, chairs and work space.
Kyrios said anyone with available space should call town planner Lisa Pearson at 978-463-2266.


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You need to go to the link in the listing, download & print the PDF, and bring it to the box office to redeem it for each game. They also have a "family four-pack" (explained below) PDF at the same link listed on Funcheap. If you should drop by & do that, please help me out by giving the post as many stars as you think it merits at the bottom of the map. My employer is impressed by that sort of thing.
BTW, the 5/22 game is now a fireworks night. Ooo, sparkly things in the sky!
I also found out about some other cheap ticket promotions they're doing.
For selected Thursday games, you can get a "family four-pack," which is four tickets, four hot dogs, and four sodas for $33 here: http://krty.gotdns.com/krty/docs/2009FourPack.pdf. I haven't had the hot dogs, but the barbecue kicks ass. You can get 2-for-1 tickets (minus the food) to those same games here: http://krty.gotdns.com/krty/docs/2009BOGO.pdf. Again, download, print, and present the PDF at the box office.
They also have ways you can get free tickets. If you go here: http://www.osh.com/Cultures/en-US/EventsPromotions/2009SJGiantsMerchantNight.htm, there's a list of games that you can get free tickets for if you drop by one of the listed Orchard Supply Stores. Kind of a pain, but if you're spending the day in San Jose, it might be doable.
State Farm Insurance (whom I have a soft spot for, if only because they sponsored my first Little League team—Manassas, Virginia 1967, since you asked) also has a free ticket promotion. Yeah, you have to show up at their offices and graciously accept any brochures they want to give you (please recycle) and nod politely to pick up the tickets, but a ballgame for free is a free ballgame. The available games & the list of agent's offices is here: http://www.sjgiants.com/subcontent.aspx?SecID=182
I've also been told Trader Joe's is doing some sort of promotion with them, but haven't been able to track it down. If anybody knows about that one, please let me know.
Sorry this is a totally promotional listing, but I'm also doing this because I'm a Giants Fan & I went to see a game in San Jose a few weeks back and enjoyed myself tremendously. And I want to get them to advertise with Funcheap, at some point. Disclosure: yeah, I'd get a commission for that.

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His career has been plagued by scandals and borderline behavior, but Martin Lawrence has persevered time and time again. When Eddie Murphy moved on to kinder, more gentle comedy, Martin Lawrence became the reigning king of raunchy comedy. The lifestyle took its toll, but Lawrence seems to be finally emerging as a comedic presence to be taken seriously in Hollywood
Lawrence spent the early years of his life traveling a lot with his mother and father. Dad was in the Air Force, so Martin's early upbringing was as an Air Force Brat - shipping out when duty called. Indeed, Lawrence was actually born in Frankfurt Germany on April 16th, 1965. He didn't stay there for long, and even his traveling days ended early when his father left his mother and her six children. The Lawrence clan spent the rest of their childhood in Maryland.
Martin developed a knack for comedy early on in an attempt to keep his hard working mom's spirits up. He began developing routines which he would perform when she got home from working as a cashier. His love of laughter caused some trouble at school, where he was the class clown and every teacher's worst nightmare. At one point, Martin even had a running bargain with one teacher that if he kept silent throughout class, he could have the final five minutes to himself. His mini comedy routines were a hit with his fellow students and Martin's love of stand-up was born.
Like many other comedians, Lawrence got his earliest break on Ed McMahon's Star Search. He did well, but the PG act was not really what he was after and he soon began a much raunchier stand-up act. Lawrence's NC-17 act caught the attention of producers who were putting together a new comedy show, and Martin was soon hosting Def Comedy Jam. Small film roles followed close behind, including a role in Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing and in Boomerang with Eddie Murphy.
Martin Lawrence's greatest claim to fame though was Martin, his long-running Fox television show. The show revolved around a music D.J. (Lawrence) and his upscale wife (Tisha Campbell). The two often engaged in explicit banter, full of sexual innuendo. Bill Cosby, among others, were not fans, but the show won acclaim from the NAACP. Lawrence continued to do stand-up during his sitcom years (and broke attendance records at Radio City Music Hall) and worked on his film career. He had a bonafide hit with Bad Boys, co-starring friend Will Smith. Lawrence also married Miss Virginia, Patricia Southall in 1995, with whom he has a daughter.
Then, just as everything looked like it was going great, things began to deteriorate. Family and friends became concerned at his increasingly erratic behavior. After he had a violent outburst on the set of A Thin Line Between Love and Hate, his family hired a private nurse to look after him and he began taking psychotropic medication. Lawrence was reported to be suffering from bouts of paranoia. Then in 1996, he was arrested after brandishing a pistol and screaming at cars on Ventura Boulevard. The official line was "exhaustion and dehydration," but rumors of drug use circulated. The next scandal came a few months later and also involved a gun, this time when Lawrence tried to bring an unregistered pistol through airline security.
The greatest blows to Lawrence's reputation were still forthcoming. After the last gun scandal, Lawrence checked into a drug rehabilitation clinic, but left two days later. Lawrence went after his wife and assaulted her, apparently upset that she had given his private nurse a few days off without consulting him first. His wife filed a restraining order against Lawrence and he was forbidden to go near either her or their daughter. Lawrence served her with divorce papers.
Next came yet another scandal involving a woman. This time it was Lawrence's Martin co-star Tisha Campbell. She attempted to leave the show, claiming she could no longer work with Martin's allegedly constant sexual harassment. The producers of the show, HBO, sued her and she filed a countersuit claiming that they had failed to protect her from Martin. In the end, she was forced to stay on the show and finish the fifth season. However, Lawrence was not allowed on the soundstage during her scenes - meaning that the supposedly happy couple never appeared together in the last episodes.
Since Martin went off the air, Lawrence has been relatively scandal-free. He has had some big screen success with Nothing to Lose and Life and continues to grow as an actor. In late August of 1999, Lawrence was reportedly hospitalized after slipping into a coma induced by heatstroke, but he recovered normally. As always, his ailments are surrounded by rumors of drug use, but nothing has been confirmed.
Most likely, Lawrence will continue to persevere and build on his most recent Hollywood success with films like Blue Streak and Big Momma's House.
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Do you not know that those who run in a race all run, but one receives the prize? Run in such a way that you may obtain it. And everyone who competes for the prize is temperate in all things. Now they do it to obtain a perishable crown, but we for an imperishable crown. Therefore I run thus: not with uncertainty. Thus I fight, not as one who beats the air. But I discipline my body and bring it into subjection, lest when I have preached to others, I myself should not become disqualified. (NKJV)
Run the Race"Why, oh why, did I ever want to run this race?" my husband muttered at about the 10-mile mark in the Honolulu marathon. He was hot, his feet hurt, and people all around him were dropping out of the race. The thing that kept him going was the thought of the "prize"—his wife and kids waiting for him at the finish line, not to mention his life-long goal of running a marathon. Keeping his eye on the prize is what motivated him to complete the race.
The Value of Spiritual Discipline
The physical discipline my husband exercised in order to finish a marathon had value. His health improved because of it. But compared to the importance of running the spiritual race God has set before us, finishing a marathon is of very little value.
Both physical and spiritual exercise make you feel better. But no matter how much you enjoy the exercise, there are going to be some days you just don't feel like doing it. What should you do when that happens? Do it anyway!
Of course, there are times when you'll legitimately have issues that may make it difficult for you to do your normal spiritual routine. You may be sick, or may have company, or may be traveling or perhaps you overslept.
Tips for PerseveringOne thing I've found helpful is to have a "minimum daily requirement" that I can do on even the hardest days. For me, that is listening to one Bible CD. Even if I'm not feeling well, I can listen to the CD while in bed. If I'm running late for work, I can listen to part of the CD while I'm in the shower and finish it in the car as I drive to work. There are days when the only thing I do is put on a Bible CD as I'm drifting off to sleep. Perhaps that isn't ideal, but it keeps me on track with spending time in God's Word daily which is certainly preferable to skipping time in the Word altogether.
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ESPN, which runs the network, specified that the multiyear deal "will not preclude him from continuing to pursue playing opportunities in the NFL." Tebow has been without a team since he was cut by the Patriots in August.
Tebow said of his new job, "While I continue to pursue my dream of playing quarterback in the NFL, this is an amazing opportunity to be part of the unparalleled passion of college football and the SEC.". Tebow will make his debut during pregame coverage of the BCS championship on January 6.
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Carson Daly will also be in Times Square to host an NBC special starting at 10 p.m. ET. Angela Kinsey of The Office fame will be on hand to help co-host the event, which will feature performances by Train and The Voice stars Tessanne Chin and Cassadee Pope. Mariah Carey and Blake Shelton are expected to appear, too.
Fox will celebrate New Year's Eve with a special hosted by Mario Lopez. J. Cole, Krewella, New Politics and Panic! At the Disco will perform.
Rodney Atkins, Susan Boyle and Blues Traveler will perform on Fox News Channel's All American New Year, with Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Bill Hemmer as hosts.
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The class of 2008 has been fortunate to suit up for 44 games over our 5 years with the Hawkeye Marching Band. Through those 44 games, the Hawks have gone 31-12 (.705). We've seen 4 bowl games and 3 victories (the only time in Hawkeye history we've won 3 in a row). We've seen the Hawks beat Iowa St. 3 years in a row, Michigan 3 years in a row, Penn St. 3 years in a row, and so much more.
We've seen great moments like Shonn Greene's amazing season in 2008, Daniel Murray's last second kick in the 2008 Penn St. game, 55-0!, the 2009 Michigan St. 7-got-6, the Insanity of 2009 Indiana, we got to see Iowa ranked #4 in the BCS, the beatdown of the 2010 Orange Bowl, we got to pledge our love for the United States with Ricky Stanzi (Bonus video for America), we got to see an Iowa win in the Big House in 2010, we got to see the road to the Big Ten title run through Iowa City in 2010 and produce amazing (though disappointing) games against Wisconsin and Ohio St., Micah Hyde's spectacular pick sixes in 2010 (both of them), we got to see Derrell Johnson-Koulianos set new receiving records for Iowa, and we got to see Marvin McNutt break them the next year, the epic Pittsburgh comeback in 2011, we got to march a game on Soldier Field, and we got to see as AIRBHG took down running back after running back and every time the Hawks found someone new to take up the position.
We've been able to cheer on Iowa football greats like Shonn Greene, Ricky Stanzi, Mitch King, Matt Kroul, Bryan Bulaga, Pat Angerer, Andy Brodell, Derrell Johnson-Koulianos, Tony Moeaki, Charles Godfrey, Brandon Myers, Marvin McNutt, Micah Hyde, Adrian Clayborn, Brett Morse, Amari Spievey, Tyler Sash, and so many others.
We've had three starting quarterbacks in my time, coming in with Jake Christensen, seeing Ricky Stanzi, and leaving with James Vandenberg.
We've seen the football team come full circle. We entered the program coming off the disappointing 2007 season that ended with the crushing loss to Western Michigan that kept Iowa out of a bowl game for the first time since 2000. We saw the program grow my freshman year as fresh talent emerged. We saw the heights of the program in the 2010 Orange Bowl win against Georgia Tech. I believed the high expectations of the 2010 season. We've seen the backslide as the team fell in 2011 and bottomed out in 2012. And while I can't speak for the others, I truly believe I leave this program poised to climb back to the top as it was when we entered it.
No matter what happens on Friday, come out and support our seniors. Come show some love for guys like Joe Gaglione, Tom Donatell, Steve Bigach, Casey McMillan, and James Vandenberg who have worked through 5 years with this program and done the most with that they've got. It's been a disappointing season, but it's been a pretty good career, and I will be damned if my last game in Kinnick is in a sea of red. Once a Hawkeye, always a Hawkeye. On Iowa and Go Hawks. Beat Nebraska.


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I'm just going to let these quotes from Seahawks players and Seattle local media personalities, as well as the national football media, stand for themselves. I'll be adding more as the days to the game wear on.
Former Seahawks running back Mack Strong: "I don't think this game will be close…[Seattle is] playing at a much higher level than the Washington Redskins. I just feel like you line their 53 up against our 53, I think we win by at least 10 points." Source.
Seahawks linebacker Bobby Wagner: "Everybody has an assigned job, whether it was to cover the quarterback or cover the running back. When they do get into that pistol offense, we have a certain defense that we run against it. And if everybody do their job, they're not gonna run on us….They're the No. 1 rushing team in the league, I think. As soon as we shut down the run, they're gonna have to resort to the pass, and that makes them one-dimensional. So that makes knowing what they have to do easier to guess, just because they know they can't run the ball so they have to pass." Source.
Seattle radio personality Dave "Softer" Mahler": "The Redskins defense ain't that good, all right? And this may be one of the worst defenses [Seattle has] faced all year long, especially on the road. The Redskins are like, what, 28th in the NFL in total defense? They're old, they're tired, they're not fast. This is the perfect opportunity for the Seahawks to go out there on defense and just do what they've been doing. We're not asking for anything extra, we're not asking for anything less. Just go out there and continue the trend. And the offense, against that Redskins defense, should be just fine. So I do trust them on Sunday." Source.
Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Doug Baldwin posted this handy-dandy picture on his Twitter…
Seattle Seahawks linebacker Leroy Hill: "We sort of implemented the same plan, how we stopped Cam Newton's read-option and [Colin] Kaepernick," Hill said. "You know, we've seen that offense twice already, sort of. There's similarities. They don't do the exact same things, but we already have sort of a plan in place. We can pull from those two games, that we did pretty well against those teams to stop that." Source.
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman: When asked which wide receiver for the Washington Redskins worried him: "None of them." When asked about Pierre Garçon. "I don't think so," Sherman said. "Not that I know of."
Richard Sherman compares himself to Jesus. Seriously: "Everybody has haters," Sherman said. "People think Jesus didn't exist. They think he wasn't a miracle worker. There are people who say he didn't walk on water, or he only walked on water because he couldn't swim. Those people's opinions mean dirt to me." Source.
Seattle radio personality Mike Salk: "I don't know that I'm terrified of their wide receiving corps," Salk said this week. "I don't know whether an 85-year Santana Moss is somebody I'm supposed to be worried about….The wide receiving corps and that defense, neither one really scares me that much."
Mike Florio's Wildcard Game Prediction: Before Week 17, we all assumed that the Seahawks would blow out any and all comers. When the Rams managed to lose only by a touchdown in Seattle and the Redskins finished their climb from 3-6 to 10-6, the sense that the Seahawks would make easy work of the postseason field evaporated. Though it may not fully return on Sunday, the Seattle defense will do a better job of containing the Washington offense than vice-versa, and the quarterback taken five spots after a punter will relish the opportunity to show that he can beat a quarterback with top-two pedigree.
Florio's pick: Seahawks 31, Redskins 21.Source
Sherman and recently-returned-from-PED-suspension cornerback Brandon Browner on the Redskins receivers getting "smacked around".
According to the DC Sports Bog, 35 out of 46 "experts" have chosen the Seattle Seahawks over the Washington Redskins.
If you find anything else, let me know at twitter.com/kcclyburn, or leave a comment below, and I'll be sure to add it.


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|LOVE that entire model except for the oversized weapon and the weird pose of the left hand on it. I think that you could get away with a Nurgle scheme on him no problem (especially if you added a few GS pustules here and there) but all the cloth and piercings would make for a very striking Slaanesh model as well. Even Khorne or Tzeentch wouldn't look terribly out of place with the right color scheme.
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| Surely one of the joys of A Daemon Prince (and there are precious few of those) is that it doesn't NEED to have an allegiance to one Chaos Power, unlike pretty much everything else in the army.
One of the problems with using non-GW models is they often lack little details which tie them into a Warhammer army. With rank and file models this doesn't matter so much and can be easily remedied by adding a GW shield or weapon or whatever.
So in this case I would either
a - pick a God and add features that emphasise that god, like icons, buboes, horns, studded leather and the like
b - use a neutral palette with no obvious relationship to a God (like the blue-black scheme Belakor is often painted in)
c - paint bits of the model to match the God they most remind you of and bring them all together over a neutral base skin tone.
Whatever you decide, I sure as hell hope you pick Gifts which include that crazy weapon! (Which I would paint as stone or obsidian or crystal, by the way.)


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Dale Ray Romjue, 86 years, 11 months and 20 days of age, of Republican City, Nebraska
Funeral Services for Dale R. Romjue will be conducted from the Bauer-Torrey & Mach Funeral Home in Alma, Nebraska on Monday, July 29, 2013 at 2:30 p.m. with Pastor John McDonald, Sr. officiating. Interment will take place at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, in rural Phillips County, Kansas.
Dale Ray Romjue, 86 years, 11 months and 20 days of age, of Republican City, Nebraska passed away suddenly on Monday, July 22, 2013 at 10:02 p.m. at the Howard County Medical Center in St. Paul, Nebraska. Dale was born August 2, 1926 the second of four children born to Roy LaMonte and Nina M. (Norton) Romjue in rural Phillips County, Kansas. He received his primary education for 1st and 2nd grade at Crow School in Phillips County. The family then moved to a farm north of Long Island, Kansas where he received his education through the 8th grade at the Springbrook Country School, District #26 in Nebraska. He stayed with his grandparents one winter doing the winter chores, while his grandfather's health was failing and later died. Dale started working for neighbors at the age of 13, shucking corn, cultivating, and doing odd jobs making $3 a day.
On April 20, 1946, Dale was united in marriage to Bernita F. Mulder at the Court House in Phillipsburg, Kansas. The family began farming in the Greenwood Township, in Phillips County, living in what was the Handyville Country Store. To this union two daughters were born: Jennette Ann and Kathryn Kaye.
Dale and Bernita moved on to the Mulder family farm and continued farming for 38 years, retiring in 2000. He and Bernita later moved to Republican City in 2003.
He was a faithful attendee of the Holiness Churches for almost 60 years. Dale made a mark, as a quiet man with common sense. Dale will be remembered and loved by family and friends.
Dale was preceded in death by his daughter: Jennette; parents; brother-in-law, Frances Hanes; nephew, Paul Ivan Hanes; and a sister, Della Mae Sell.
Dale leaves to mourn his passing his wife, Bernita of Republican City; daughter, Kathryn K. Romjue of Lincoln, Nebraska; sisters: Norma Lee Hanes of rural Republican City and Alta Mulder and her husband, Kenneth of rural Southern Republican City; brother-in-law, Billy Sell of Holdrege, Nebraska; along with many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Visitation will be held on Monday, July 29, 2013 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., prior to the funeral service at the Bauer-Torrey & Mach Funeral Home in Alma.
A memorial has been established in Dale's name and will be designated at a later date.
Expressions of caring and kindness may be sent to the family at www.nelsonbauerfh.com
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The chart to near left shows the countries expected to see the sharpest contractions. What is surprising is the with a couple of exceptions they are in the euro zone. The periphery is with the notable exception of Ireland. The Netherlands is the only core country that was included.
The fact that Iran is on the right hand would suggest the sanctions are biting. It puts the Iranian government in a vulnerable position as the show down over its nuclear development approaches (March-April).
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Armstrong i-ceilings Sound Systems are comprised of electronics and speakers that integrate with acoustical ceilings. The speaker panels have the same visual as many popular Armstrong ceilings so that they blend in with the overall ceiling.
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Sponsored mostly by Marrakech's King Muhammed VI, who dodged the currents of the Arab Spring by promising largely cosmetic reforms for his greatly impoverished country, the 12th annual Festival International du Film de Marrakech was lavish and well programmed, as John Boorman's jury of international movie stars and auteurs yielded a crop of winners worth arguing about late into the unseasonably cold Moroccan nights.
Drawing heavily from Toronto and Venice, the festival does a number of things younger, less well-financed festivals could learn from. Despite the pomp and circumstance, the focus is truly on an eclectic and well-considered competition lineup. Despite retrospectives for directors like Boorman, Jonathan Demme and Zhang Yimou, the competition films are never drowned out by the rampant pomp and circumstance.
Well-attended screenings start on time; traveling throughout the sprawling metropolis, perched just below the foothills of the snowcapped Atlas Mountains, is made easy by a fleet of drivers unfazed by a city seemingly without streetlights. Outdoor screenings in the city's legendary square Jamaa El Fanaa (immortalized by Hitchcock in "The Man Who Knew Too Much"), draw tens of thousands.
Film festivals in exotic locales, for better or worse, thrive on star wattage. Tributes to Demme, Yimou, Isabelle Huppert and seemingly the entire Bollywood film industry took place on a stage in the massive Palais de Congres that looks like a postmodern '70s game show. The opening party at the new Taj Palace included belly dancers, men on stilts and several tiers of VIP importance, lest any plebes try to get within shouting distance of filmmakers like jury member James Gray, or Darren Aronofsky, who taught a two-hour "masterclass."
That event was moderated by a TV presenter who asked terrible questions and had the effortless, leisure-class leer of a Third World dictator. It revealed little new info; Aronofsky had no interest in talking about "Noah" or discussing anything you can't find on his director commentaries. It was hard to associate Aronofsky with the guy who made a $50,000 movie 15 years ago.


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The NHL and NHLPA have a golden opportunity on hand to rescue the league from self-implosion.
Following new reports that the owners and players are close to reaching an agreement that would salvage part of the 2012-2013, the current World Juniors tournament might serve as the perfect catalyst to re-energize a hockey starved market.
Recently, the Winter Classic has taken the mantle as the league's marque event, but its cancellation this season means another event must fill the void. Enter the World Juniors tournament.
The Canadian squad has certainly done its part, pushing hockey back onto the television screens of many Canadians. A decent run by the American squad may also be enough to rescue hockey from irrelevancy south of the border.
Right now the NHL and NHLPA enjoy a unique opportunity to capitalize on the success and popularity of the World Juniors tournament. By reaching an agreement before the tournament closes, they could benefit from a nearly seamless transition from amateur hockey to professional hockey.
For teams like Edmonton, there is another bonus: they can hope to pick-up on the sheer dominance of young players like Ryan Nugent-Hopkins in the tournament, translating their strong play into instant NHL success.
At the moment, I cannot think of any other player better positioned to take a run at the league leaders' scorecard than Nugent-Hopkins. He's unlikely to hold the title until the end, but it would make for some interesting and fun hockey to watch. That's quite the change from a few week's ago, no?
The timing for professional hockey's return, although belated, is nearly ideal.
Let's hope both sides realize this and make the right play.
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The Cross Country team travel competed at the Maple Lake Invitational meet Thursday Sept. 2. Fourteen schools attended the meet.
The girls' varsity placed seventh with a score of 170. The individual varsity runners with place and time were Molly Hesse 12thÐ18:23, Raelynn Callander 16thÐ18:33, Samantha Stuve 43rdÐ20:53, Jennifer Notch 49thÐ21:10, Kayla Overland 50thÐ21:13 and Megan Libbesmeier 63rdÐ24:25.
The girls' junior varsity took second place with a team score of 111. The Individual JV runners were Erin Dingmann 13thÐ23:09, Nicole Orth 18thÐ23:35, McKenzie Libbesmeier 25thÐ27:48, Janessa Dahle 27thÐ28:50 and Brooke Merten 28thÐ28:57.
Brett Mattice took 10th place with a time of 10:01 in the junior high boys' race.
The junior high girls took second place with a team score of 59. The junior high girl runners were Brooke Winter second-10:49, Grace Kopitzke 10thÐ11:42, Madison Libbesmeier 11thÐ11:50, Denzel Atherton 14thÐ12:09, Stephanea Roeser 20thÐ12:38, Marissa Should 27thÐ13:07, Maria Roeser 30thÐ13:18 and Kaitlyn Truenow 33rd-14:06.
Coach Holly Hansen said "Our team has a bunch of first timers and young talent. It will be fun to watch how they grow as competitors and athletes. I am very excited to work with such great potential."
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The Cross Country team taveled to Brooten Thursday, Sept. 9,
to compete in the B-B-E Invitational meet. There were 14 teams taking part in the meet on this cool, windy and rainy day.
The girls' varsity runners with place and time were Molly Hesse 22ndÐ17:07, Raelynn Callander 26thÐ17:23, Renee Berg 36thÐ17:56, Samantha Stuve 53rdÐ19:20 Jennifer Notch 57thÐ19:52, Kelsey Libbesmeier 60thÐ21:09 and Olivia Fischer 64thÐ23:36.
Brett Mattice placed 22nd in the boys' junior varsity race with a time of 21:16.
The girls' junior varsity team took fourth place with a score of 143. The individual runners were Kayla Overland 15thÐ19:41, Erin Dingmann 25thÐ21:25, Nicole Orth 32ndÐ22:37, Megan Libbesmeier 34thÐ22:18 McKenzie Libbesmeier 37thÐ23:40, Jaren Thell 8thÐ23:52 and Brooke Merten 40thÐ25:08.
The junior high girls' runners were Brooke Winter 3rdÐ11:55, Denzel Atherton 12thÐ12:54, Lauren Libbesmeier 14thÐ12:58, Madison Libbesmeier 18thÐ13:09 Grace Kopitzke 23rdÐ13:44, Stephanea Roeser 25thÐ13:48 and Maria Roeser 31stÐ14:07.
Coach Holly Hansen said "We got to run in the rain again, but I am not complaining, at least this year I haven't had to worry about heat-related issues. Last year we had lots of heat cramps."
The next meets are at Ananadale (Whispering Pines Golf Course) Sept. 13, and NLS (Little Crow Golf Course) Sept. 16.


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New York is an overwhelming city to visit with children — crowded, loud, expensive and larded with a seemingly infinite number of landmarks and showstoppers that your children simply must experience.
If it's any consolation, even people raising children in New York are daunted; at any given moment another family is certainly doing something more enriching and entertaining than yours. But from experience comes wisdom, and parents have learned how to take advantage of New York in manageable portions.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art as one of five things to do on a Saturday? Not unless you feel like losing sight of your 4-year-old. Try something smaller or skip it. Need a roomy bathroom in Midtown? Department stores present an all-too-rare opportunity. What follows is carefully culled advice from New Yorkers on how to cover the city right, whether your brood includes a toddler or a teenager.
No one can expect children to spend a week traipsing through museums, but some of New York's boutique institutions are of special interest to young people. The Tenement Museum (103 Orchard St. near Delancey St.; tenement.org) on the Lower East Side offers a riveting glimpse into urban family life. Guided tours reveal the daily routines of generations of Irish, Jewish and Italian immigrants who made their mark then quickly moved up and out. Pick up a copy of All-of-a-Kind Family or a vintage toy in the museum shop, one of the city's best.
MoMA (11 W. 53rd St.; moma.org) does an excellent job making modern and contemporary art accessible to children as young as 4. On weekend mornings, guided tours are divided into age-appropriate groups in which children can observe a number of works and draw; later they gain free admittance to the entire museum. The cafeteria is both adult- and child-friendly, and there's an art laboratory with hands-on activities and even an audio guide for young people.
Ideal for balmier days, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum (Pier 86, 12th Avenue at 46th Street; intrepidmuseum.org) has expanded its exhibits and family programs since I spent chilly, bored afternoons there as a child in the '80s. The most significant is the Space Shuttle Pavilion, which showcases the Enterprise, NASA's first space shuttle, which arrived last year. The USS Intrepid, a World War II-era aircraft carrier, is worthwhile in itself. Families may want to consider Operation Slumber, which allows for overnight visits with special activities for children 6 and older.
The New York Transit Museum (Boerum Place and Schermerhorn Street in Brooklyn; mta.info/mta/museum) is a favorite with train-obsessed grown-ups and children alike. The permanent exhibits include old turnstiles and vintage subway cars.
An entire book could be devoted to kid-literary New York, but highlights include the Alice in Wonderland statue in Central Park, a standard photo-op; Grand Central Terminal for the finale of The Cricket in Times Square; the genteel neighborhood of Yorkville, specifically East 88th Street, for the Lyle, Lyle Crocodile books, and the same neighborhood for Harriet the Spy. The Plaza hotel is a site for Eloise fans and the Met for fans of From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler (a downloadable guide is available online).
Chicken nuggets and chain restaurants can be found anywhere. For fresher food, head to the Union Square Greenmarket, a mecca for top restaurateurs (open Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday; grownyc.org/unionsquaregreenmarket). You may get a green or two into your child's mouth, or at least a wild strawberry. There are ample samples of jam and maple sugar candy.
If you're not up for the interminable wait for a table at Serendipity 3, try Alice's Tea Cup (three locations; alicesteacup.com), where children can get a sprinkle of fairy dust before their Alice's s'mores ("served melted and messy") and admire murals of Lewis Carroll-inspired images. The astonishingly moist scones are not to be missed, and there are healthful salads and sandwiches as well (try the Lapsang souchong smoked chicken).
For more sweets, head to Economy Candy (108 Rivington St. near Ludlow Street; economycandy.com), an overstuffed emporium of candies both oldfangled (Astro Pops, Sugar Daddy) and new (gummies galore).
Once the children are hopped up on sugar, they'll need to burn off the energy. Try the Children's Museum of the Arts (103 Charlton St. near Hudson Street; cmany.org). All the artwork is made by children, and visitors can make their own (bonus: you don't have to clean up). An area for younger children includes sand, Play-Doh and guided music activities. Children go berserk for the Ball Pond, a closed-in area of oversize balls. Is it experiential art? An installation? Children need not bother with such imponderables.
For those more in need of a gambol, New York has hundreds of playgrounds, with 21 in Central Park alone. Some of the best truly shine in summer, when the sprinklers are turned on. Heckscher, Central Park's oldest playground, just off Central Park South, is hard to beat with its rivers of water and sprinklers separated into areas for older and younger children. Behind the playground are massive glacial rocks that bolder children like to climb on and slide down. (It's also within striking distance of the manageable Central Park Zoo, with its fanciful musical clock and accessible feeding zoo.)
Adventure Playground at 67th Street in Central Park also offers excellent water play, as does the Arthur Ross Terrace, a free outdoor water fountain park on the north side of the American Museum of Natural History. The gentle play is especially good for toddlers and very small children. On the East Side, Ancient Playground, just north of the Metropolitan Museum of Art near 85th Street, includes pyramid structures for climbing.
Downtown, Teardrop Park in Battery Park City is a haven of walkways, playgrounds and Hudson River views, with one of the grandest slides in the city. Nelson A. Rockefeller Park near Chambers Street includes a wading pool.
Adults and children of all ages (with smaller children in strollers) may enjoy taking the pedestrian walkway over the Brooklyn Bridge, one of New York's great pleasures. Once in Brooklyn, Jane's Carousel (janescarousel.com), a gorgeously restored 1922 ride in Brooklyn Bridge Park, gives children a spin while offering parents a spectacular view of the Manhattan skyline. Dumbo, one of Brooklyn's newly glitzy neighborhoods, has a number of boutiques for local loft babies, as well as Jacques Torres Chocolate (66 Water St. near Main Street, mrchocolate.com), where children can gawp at the factory within.


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S. Ramachander
Jamsetjee Tata was a 19th century pioneer in this direction. The belief behind such moves from the early years of industrialisation, was that a visibly flourishing and growing corporate unit could never be an island unto itself.
It was always part of the society in which it was placed, drawing much of its sustenance from it skills, labour, political support, and goodwill besides many services. Until public opinion became more vocal, however, enterprises merely reacted to articulated needs. Other initiatives, such as enabling a higher standard of schooling, roads, housing, and health services, used to happen only when the factory or business was situated in a far away place, and the township became a commercial necessity.
The beneficiaries were largely the employees' families, which also helped draw the right calibre of senior professional away from the temptations of the cities. A truly well managed, socially engaged enterprise, on the other hand, directs its efforts at the wider society with a view to significantly raising the standards of hygiene, education and so on. Thus women, the underprivileged and children are the most important target beneficiaries. What makes for the success of such CSR?
According to Mr Ashoke Joshi, a former IAS officer heading the Srinivasan Services trust, which is supported by Sundaram Clayton and TVS Motor Company, the secret consists of not looking at it as charity but a duty and a matter of enlightened citizenship. One important rule to follow is never to give away anything entirely free. In other words, `just throwing money at the problem' will not work. By always encouraging the community to come forth with some contribution, even if in kind, to make the project happen, one ensures a much-needed sense of ownership. Without such participation there would clearly be a "them and us" feeling separating the giver and the receiver, as happens with any governmental initiative. The completed task, be it a school building, a wall, a tank, a temple, or a road will then truly belong to everyone.
Women of the Hosur Township have provided an excellent example of not only maintaining but also making a business proposition of a well-equipped public pay-toilet facility attached to the bus terminus. The group of women who run the facility also manage the upkeep of the terminal premises themselves. It is almost an object of pride in self-help for the neighbourhood.
Another group of women who got together to make and supply chappathis to a major factory canteen nearby, had difficulties in obtaining permission from the men in the community to use a public building for the cooking. They sorted out the problem by taking a bank loan to build a small cookhouse, funded entirely out of the earnings from selling the chappathis.
There are many such examples, which show the enormous potential not merely to win invaluable goodwill from CSR but also make a real and lasting contribution. It is facilitation and co-ordination and guidance, which are more far-reaching in impact, than money outlays alone. Another guideline to remember is seeing CSR efforts as entirely complementary to the governmental programmes. Often the latter are well meant but suffer for lack of follow through, and independent management applied to it as well as some shortfalls in the funding. The corporate effort should position itself ideally as providing the last-mile connectivity to the project, ensuring that the battle is not lost due to want of a shoe-nail; and in synergy with the existing structure, delivering the benefit to the community.
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We stopped at Kmart to pick up a lantern for some night fishing along the river. We saw what we thought was a great deal on this propane lantern. When we got to our fishing spot and tried to assemble it we found out the glass was sitting too high, above the handle holes, and we could not put the handle on. The lock nut on the gas line needed to be moved down, but we had no tools.
We wanted to take it back ,but Kmart was closed by now and we needed light. So we made due with what we had, and had to move it around by holding it from the gas bottle. Also we could not hang the lantern which didn't help with the bug situation.
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MCLA Gallery 51 : Ven Voisey-VS.
The works featured in "VS.", while ranging in a wide variety of mediums from drawing, sculpture and photography (both found and original), to sound, video and installation, all and their roots and inspiration in the realm of argument, opposing forces and contrarian behavior. Archetypal struggles such as human vs. wilderness, man vs. himself, and sacred vs. profane, weave their way into the fabric of this exhibition.
Voisey said, "This is an exhibition made up not of black and white struggles, but of grey complexities: both internal and external forces, physical and conceptual clashings. There is a difficult relationship between individuals, our desires, and the disparate factors that make up our circumstances - spirituality, sex, gender, convenience, income level, values., logic systems, fetish of choice, dilutive forces, global temperature... Rather than banging my head out of frustration at these incongruencies, I've found this continual tension to be a fertile hunting ground for insight and poetry. These resulting works seek out truths as complex and conflicted outcomes, versus easy-to-sum-up, polarized blips."
Included in the exhibition is a piece entitled "ritual object/item #01203001." It depicts a 5-foot-tall, illuminated photograph of a young woman displaying the skin of a coyote draped over her forearm. Originally, this was a photo taken by a seller on Ebay and its intended use was to let potential bidders know what they were bidding on. "I've often found myself attracted to the unintentional aesthetics of Ebay images, and have a collection of them," Voisey said. "I found this image to be particularly intriguing. The young woman's formal posture and blank stare made it seem as though she was presenting the skin as part of some obscure ritualistic practice...and, well, I guess she is."
A slideshow of photographs entitled "The Ship and the Whale," features a rotating cast of individuals wearing a ship and a whale mask carrying on with domestic activity. "We're all ships or whales at one point or another," Voisey explained. "While eating dinner, doing the dishes, watching television or brushing our teeth, we're battling, wrestling, embracing, passionately seeking, dominating, retaliating - sometimes it's difficult to discern which is the primary action."
A centerpiece of the show is a 20-foot-plus-long creature, part Ouroboros, part German Shepherd, part Muppet, entitled "Five-Year Plan." Voisey explained, "It always seemed like one of the more difficult questions new employers and self-help gurus ask is, 'where do you see yourself in five years?' As though five years is the standard unit of measurement to accomplish a significant goal. If we think about larger global goals as a species, how does this apply? The question tends to make my head spin into infinity. Whatever the case, this continual cyclical consumption of time & space is also an act of cannibalistic aggression against oneself. This particular doggish incarnation of the creature has externalized its own process by examining it in tape-loop recordings of others. Hard to say if anything good is happening here, but he's at least partially conscious of it."
Sincere thanks to Jamie Mohr, Amelia Wood, Jonathan Secor, Michael Chapman, MCLA G51/BCRC Staff, the office of MCLA President Mary Grant, Melanie Mowinski & MCLA's 2012 graduating Art Majors (Jessica Atanas, Pam Buchanan, Joanna Gillis, Kristen Parker, Gordon Polglase, Greg Sacchetti, Fiona Slattery, Kira Smith, Shanti Sponder), Nick Corbello, Larry Kurowski, Ernie Carbone, and the Vermont Studio Center and its staff.
"VS." runs through July 22. MCLA Gallery 51 and DownStreet Art are programs of MCLA's Berkshire Cultural Resource Center. MCLA Gallery 51 is open daily, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information, call the Gallery at 413-664-8718, or go to www.mcla.edu/gallery51 .
Visit v---v.net for more on Ven Voisey's work.


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Cancer Treatment Drugs Can Cost $5,000 per Month
Cancer treatment drugs can help to manage side effects from treatments such as chemotherapy, or, be used by cancer patients to more effectively manage pain from cancer's toll on the body. If you're living with cancer or care-taking for someone with the disease though, brace yourselves. Many new drug treatments cost nearly $100,000 a year. For the last decade, new cancer-fighting drugs have been topping $5,000 a month. And for most people, the drugs buy from a few months to a few years.
The latest is Provenge, a first-of-a-kind therapy approved in April. It costs $93,000 and adds four months' survival, on average, for men with incurable prostate tumors.
Unlike drugs that people can try for a month or two and keep using only if they keep responding, Provenge is an all-or-nothing $93,000 gamble. It's a one-time treatment to train the immune system to fight prostate tumors, the first so-called "cancer vaccine."
It's also in short supply, forcing the first rationing of a cancer drug since Taxol and Taxotere were approved 15 years ago.
Generally speaking, insurers cover cancer treatments if Medicare does.


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Muslim leader suggests way to tackle radicalisation
The Chair of Birmingham's Central Mosque says a different approach is needed to tackling radicalisation.
Mohammed Naseem wants better access to people with known extremist views, to gain a better understanding of their mindset.
– MOHAMMED NASEEM - Chair of Birmingham Central Mosque
"We can prevent this kind of thinking by collecting the people talking to them, putting peer pressure on them, making it clear to them that instead of going to heaven they might be going to hell.
If we know what kind of person or kind of ideology they have then we can look for it in our society or in the congregation."
Although relatives of the four men known as "the travellers" intervened when they found out they had flown to Pakistan for terrorist training, no one alerted the police.


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All youth benefit from work experiences and other opportunities to gain and practice the skills necessary to obtain and succeed in meaningful employment during their adult years. Unfortunately, many youth with disabilities and "at-risk" or "disconnected" youth never get these opportunities. On a recent visit to New Orleans on behalf of IEL's own Ready to Achieve Mentoring Program (RAMP), a career-focused mentoring program for youth with disabilities involved in or at risk of involvement in the juvenile justice system, funded by the Department of Justice, I was fortunate enough to see firsthand how one of the program's local community partners is teaching these work-readiness skills through real world work experiences. Their methods were innovative, and, more importantly, they worked. Since the program's inception in 2000, more than 600 graduates have gone on to pursue careers in restaurants, hospitals, and other food service providers. The organization I am referring to is called Café Reconcile.
Café Reconcile is a restaurant and community-based organization located in the Faubourg Lafayette neighborhood of New Orleans. To the unknowing customer, Café Reconcile might just be a nice restaurant offering delicious New Orleans fare. Dig a little deeper and you can see that it is really much more than that. Café Reconcile offers local youth (ages 16-22) from at-risk communities an opportunity to take part in a life skills and job training program right there at the restaurant.
The program takes place over the course of 12 weeks and is divided into three parts. Youth who are in need of a GED can also attend GED classes and all youth receive comprehensive case management services while they work their way through the three phases of the program. The first three weeks are dedicated to training on life skills, or what are commonly referred to as soft skills. These are the skills, traits, work habits, and attitudes that all workers across all occupations must have in order to obtain, maintain, and progress in employment, such as being dependable, punctual, positive toward work, and appropriately dressed and groomed.
After completing the life skills training, the youth receive five weeks of culinary and workplace skills training necessary for working in both the front and back of the restaurant. In the front, they learn customer service and time management skills, and in the back they learn culinary prep and food safety training. This is where they learn some of the hard skills necessary for employment at a restaurant or other hospitality business. Once they've had five weeks of work training, they spend four weeks interning with one of the organization's local business partners, some of New Orleans's most popular hotels and restaurants. These four-week long internships are great work experience and career exploration opportunities and offer the youth a chance to practice the new skills they have acquired through Café Reconcile. Because Café Reconcile only places interns at businesses with current openings, many youth transition directly from intern to employee upon completion of their internships. These working youth then come back to Café Reconcile to serve as "blue shirts" and train incoming youth.
IEL's RAMP site located at the Human Development Center of Louisiana State University's Health Sciences Center has recently recruited Café Reconcile as a new community partner. Both RAMP and Café Reconcile are focused on improving outcomes for at-risk youth. Through this partnership, RAMP youth will be given the opportunity to learn more about Café Reconcile from guest speakers and a tour of the facility, and eligible youth will be invited to apply to the program.
This partnership has many benefits for all involved. The RAMP program will have the benefit of additional career exploration opportunities for its youth. Café Reconcile will have a new pipeline for career focused applicants. Opportunities like this serve as a bridge to employment for so many of the young people that far too often fail to make the leap from their teenage years to a life of meaningful employment and active citizenship. The community benefits through lower court involvement, reengaged youth, more working taxpayers, and, not to mention, increased access to that delicious New Orleans food!
Po' boy anyone?
Don't mind if I do.
Related Resources:
- Ready to Achieve Mentoring Program (RAMP)
- Café Reconcile
- Career Exploration in Action: An Innovative Strategies Practice Brief
- Paving the Way to Work: A Guide to Career-Focused Mentoring
By Jason Farr, Program Associate, with the National Collaborative on Workforce & Disability for Youth at the Institute for Educational Leadership's Center for Workforce Development


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RAF offers activities to young people in Burnham and Highbridge (From Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News)
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RAF offers activities to young people in Burnham and Highbridge
9:25am Tuesday 21st January 2014 in News By Newsdesk
THE RAF Cadets are offering more opportunities for young people in Burnham and Highbridge.
The 290 Squadron Detached Flight group for Burnham and Highbridge has introduced a quarterly programme to ensure more staff are available for a range of activities.
Upcoming events include shooting, a dinner at the Batch Hotel, bag packing at Morrisons, training weekends and more.
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Police appeal for information after two arson attacks in Church Street in Folkestone
Kent Police is investigating two arson attacks on properties in Church Street, Folkestone.
FOLKESTONE: Appeal after two arson attacks in Church Street between 2am & 3.15am this morning kent.police.uk/appeals/witnes… http://t.co/UDieq0SxS3—
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Fires were started at a wine bar and a communal entrance to a block of flats this morning between 2am and 3.15am. No one was hurt.
Anyone with information about the fires should call Kent Police on 01303 289 433 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111, quoting reference ZY/019726/13.


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Sevier claims, you see, to have been a victim -- a victim of porn. He is sad that Apple didn't warn him of the "damage that pornography causes."
Moreover, he insists that he was trying to log onto Facebook.com when a completely innocent maneuver -- a spelling mistake -- landed him on F***book.com.
This "appealed to his biological sensibilities as a male and led to an unwanted addiction with adverse consequences."
It's quite obvious (at least to Sevier) that Apple should have known this would happen. After all, there are millions of porn addicts roaming the world, causing havoc and even standing for public office in New York.


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Your word on Labour's leadership problems
Last week it was all drama for the Labour Party as the two David's hit the headlines, with speculation David Cunliffe would challenge David Shearer for leadership.
However a caucus meeting followed, showing full party support of Shearer, who promptly demoted Cunliffe to the back bench.
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Four Important PrinciplesBefore we go through the symptoms of viral hepatitis, it's important to understand four general principles. These principles will help you make sense of the list of symptoms, which is really nothing but a guide. Symptoms are just a starting point. To make a diagnosis of acute viral hepatitis requires more than symptoms. In fact, doctors will use a variety of methods to make a diagnosis.
- First, acute viral hepatitis usually have similar symptoms, regardless of the specific viral infection. This means that, in the acute stage, someone with hepatitis A could have the same symptoms as someone with hepatitis C. It is important to know that doctors can't diagnose the type of viral hepatitis infection through the symptoms. To find out if your viral hepatitis is caused by one of the hepatitis viruses, you need a blood test.
- Second, the symptoms are general. Since the liver has a part in so many essential functions, many symptoms are constitutional, meaning they affect the entire body. For example, a sore leg will usually just hurt in and around the leg. With hepatitis, you may feel pain around the liver, but you will also probably have chills and aches in your joints and muscles.
- Third, the symptoms are variable. Though doctors can list common symptoms of hepatitis, not everyone will have these symptoms. Some people may have only one or two common symptoms. Others may have all of the symptoms. People experience viral hepatitis in different ways. These symptoms are known to exist in people with viral hepatitis. Your situation might be different.
- Fourth, many times acute viral hepatitis will have no symptoms at all. Isn't this bizarre? But it's true! Depending on how your body responds to the initial infection, you might have no symptoms. In fact, some people only find out they had (or have) hepatitis after donating their blood or maybe during routine blood work during an annual physical examination. The word doctors use to describe a person with no symptoms is "asymptomatic." You still had the infection, but your body didn't need to tell you about it.
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Can't say enough good things about Posh Hotel. The staff could not have been more accommodating. They arranged our train tickets and while we went on the 2 day Halong Bay trip they allowed us to keep our belongings at the hotel despite the fact we didn't book the Halong trip through them. When we arrived back from our trip our train wasn't until 10 pm but the hotel allowed us to BORROW a room to shower and get changed using their facilities until we needed to leave. Great services!
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Fantastic. Very friendly staff who are organizing every thing for you. They are happy to offer you a free room to take shower when you finish your trip and before the next trip. They pick you up at the train station free of charge. They offer you a free late check out (till 5PM) if there is a room available. This is a super service you don't get in any other country. Thanks a lot ! Conny Verhoef - Australian
We stayed Posh Hotel for few nights at . This hotel was beyond our expectation. The service is excellent. The staff is attentive, smiling and ready to help you at any time. The beds are comfortable and we have nothing to complain about in terms of cleanliness. The breakfast was excellent every morning. We booked a cruise to travel to Halong Bay at the hotel and it was great. We felt safe at all times. We highly recommend this hotel without hesitation.
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Location a little out if the way at the very edge of the old town, but walkable in 15 mins. We got the cheapest room, surprisingly nice for the price, though no windows and no breakfast, cleaned daily and great bathroom. Airport transfer $18. If alone cheaper by taxi meter. Nice staff who helped with our halong bay cruise travel agent who tried to send us off in a major hurricane. Would recommend.
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I got a couple of nights here on sale and it was ridiculous value. Unfortunately there was a cockroach in my bathroom but it was promptly dealt with and excellent staff immediately offered an even further discount. My bed was the size of a small country, my shower a highlight of my whole trip. Aims for the boutique hotel vibe and nails it. Up the rowd from the night market and right across from an authentic pho place, to which Mario took me and ordered in Vietnamese to save me hassle!
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We were very impressed with Spring and her husband River.. From the time we walked into the Posh we were met with a smile and also being included in there opening celebration..
I have travelled extensively and never experienced the high level of service which was provided at the Hanoi Posh Hotel. This where the customer is definitely of number 1 priority and treated with respect and nothing is too much trouble. The rooms are spacious airy clean and well equipped. Lovely fresh breakfasts served in a room with a beautiful view. The Hotel is located near to shopping and right in the heart of night markets.Definitely 5 star at a affordable price.
Nice hotel, good location but the staff is rather unprofessional.
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Really great staff, good breakfast, good internet. I only couldn't make international phone calls, that was the only thing I wasn't happy about.
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It was a pleasure to stay here, and we stayed again when we revisited Hanoi. Staff very helpful, & while tours etc are on offer they are not pushed. Not all rooms have external windows, but the rooms we tried were all roomy with nice feel (& furniture). There is secure lockup if you need bag storage & a safe in the rooms (& at reception). Breakfast is very good, part buffet and the rest cooked to order. Location perfect for everywhere in Old Quarter. Would confidently recommend this hotel.
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