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Form guide: A 2-2 draw with Tottenham stretched United's unbeaten run to 12 matches in all competitions, adding to the theory that the champions are getting into gear just ahead of the important Christmas period. Specifically, Wayne Rooney is enjoying a white hot run of form, having scored a brace at White Hart Lane to take his tally for the season to 10. Meanwhile, Everton are without defeat in six matches and head to Old Trafford on the back of a thumping 4-0 win over Stoke City at Goodison Park, a triumph that lifted the Toffees up to fifth place in the Barclays Premier League.
Ins and outs: Danny Welbeck returned from a two-month absence to face Spurs but left the action after 70 minutes with cramp to cast doubt over his involvement against Everton. Robin van Persie could take his place after missing the last three matches, although Phil Jones is unavailable through suspension. Everton are expected to be without Leighton Baines, who is struggling with an ankle injury. Arouna Kone and ex-Reds midfielder Darron Gibson are also set to miss out with knee problems.
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One of the world's leading scholars in agricultural sustainability is speaking at Kansas State University about how to sustainably feed a growing world population that will require twice as much food as is currently produced.
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Kansas Farm Bureau released its sixth book in the Kailey's Ag Adventures children's book series. Kailey's Pig 'Tales' follows Kailey and her cousins as they learn about pig farming from Farmer Rich.
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My child was in Holy Spirit up until last year. I have only negative things to say about it. No gym, no proper recess, no communication with principal or teachers. On a happier note we are in another catholic school and there is no mandatory fundraiser, there is also no give ten dollars to church every week. This parish only wants your money. Please there are alot better schools out there and I found one. My sons school has a proper gym, lunch room, science lab, home economics with full kithen. Teachers are wonderful and care about your children. My son smiles when he comes out of school. Last year all he did was cry and say he didnt like his school.
Easy parking. Education is mediocre. Relatively safe, although staff and principal don't seem prepared to deal with serious discipline issues that disrupt classes. Some teachers are ok and others scream at the kids all day long, even when they are not acting up. The curriculum has almost no arts and the after school program is nothing.They sit the kids for 2.5 hours until pick up. It has no indoor or outdoor patio, so the kids only option for recess is to play in the hallway or the parking lot in the summer. This school was recommended to me by near by parents but I am very disappointed to find that there is nothing special about this school. I will definitely be pulling my child from the school next year to place her in a more challenging environment.
This school is a true gem. The location is great the school is wonderful, full lunch program, after school program etc. The teachers really care about the students. The Home and School really tries to keep the children together and does a lot of activities. Wonderful people graduated from this school and are very successful. Please consider my vote and this wonderful school.
Holy Spirit is not a culturally competent school. The schoool invites various ethnicies, however they are imparshal and not directly inviting. When it comes to education they are average. They don't specifically communicate with the parents regarding the dangers signs of your child failing. However you will get an ocassional letter home regarding danger signs of failing by that your child's report card is on the way home. Over the summer break there was no assignments set home by the school. As soon as school started my child was set home with a book report assignment that was to be have been completed over summer break. For the second year in a row my daughter have not recieved her Teranova test scores. I have been calling the school and all they could reply was that it might have got lost by the district.
I was the class of 2009, and holy spirit was like a home away from home the teachers the students all were welcoming and made you feel safe :)
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Taking a roadtrip up towards Quechee VT in a few weeks from central CT. Will be going up 91. Any food stops along the way that we shouldn't miss. Probably turn in and head down route 7 on the way home. Thanks!
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I absolutely concur about King Arthur Flour. Other than that, I know little about that part of the state. :) I should do some "staycations" down thataway. :)
Brattleboro VT has quite a few good places to stop. Do a search on this board, lots will come up. A wide range -from Korean, to Jamaican, to a great bakery with sandwich and soup. I have enjoyed Shin-La Korean/Japanese restaurant, Vegetarian Paradise Caribbean place (check their hours if a weekend), Amy's bakery. The food coop has hot food bar with good choices too, quick and easy.
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You are absolutely wrong in recommending Farmer's Diner and Simon Pierce! Farmer's charges for REAL Maple Syrup and Simon Pierce's food is the most bland and tasteless over-priced dribble I have ever tasted.
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Quechee Gorge is about as viewable from Simon Pearce as Russia is from Wasilla, AK. Just sayin'. But the views of the dam are indeed lovely.
Yes, Farmer's Diner! I only wish they had more local selections, and many of the local options they have an upcharge for ordering. There was a great water buffalo farm in South Woodstock, but he has moved the buffalo to Quebec and is now raising only lambs there. You may want to call to see if any of their products are still available there though...http://www.bufaladivermont.com/contac...
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I only wish they served REAL maple syrup for free instead of charging you $1.75 for 2 tablespoons! Outrageous! If you want to eat in the best restaurant in Quechee then go to Firestones, it is by far superior to anything in the region AND they serve REAL MAPLE SYRUP FREE OF CHARGE!
When you are up near Quechee, swing over to Sugarbush Farm in nearby Taftsville/Woodstock just 'down the road'.
Sample their terrific cheeses, pick up some great maple syrup, etc.
We try to stop by every time we are up in Vermont. Really nice family (the Luces) run it, and they will take good care of you in the shop.
Also it is a neat drive up the mountain through the woods back to their farm [signs are posted along the way] once you turn off of Rt. 4 and cross the covered bridge. Good chance to see some pretty foliage which is a bit 'off the beaten path'.
re: bakersma
Yes, it is right off of Exit 4- Putney. Not sure when they close for the winter. As for Vegetarian Paradise they are not open on weekends. The Brattleboro Farmers Market is only open on Sats on Rt. 9/Western Ave, but they also are open next to the Brattleboro Food Co-op on Wednesdays, but it is not as many vendors on Weds
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Curtis packs it up sometime in October.
We had a condo in Quechee spent quite a bit time in the area. Yes, I'd recommend the Farmers Diner (formerly Farina's). They only use local organic foods. Excellent breakfast. Firestones is casual, great big pizza oven but delicious fare. It's a fav. Also Simon Pearce, which is wonderful but overpriced (IMHO) But, really love The Prince and Pauper in Woodstock. It's on Elm St.. Great food, terrific ambiance and the Prixe Fix is a good value. Fantastic duck.......Applecider Onion Soup...yummy! Very creative and fantastic! Woodstock is a classy little town not to be missed.
Thanks for the recs on our VT roadtrip this past saturday! We started out in Putney at the Putney Diner. I had an irish omelet consisting of corned beef hash and cheese. We both shared a cinnamon bun but they looked better than they tasted. Kinda dry but nice cinnamony flavor. My partner had a veggie omelet that was loaded with every veggie known to man. The coffee could have been better. We were too early for Basketville so we drove a bit north on rte 5 and found apple orchard up on the right and got a lesson in apples from an irish vermont girl and got some northern spy and macoun apples and grade B maple syrup. Going to make some apple crisp soon. Stopped at the Vermont Country Store and tried loads of cheeses and jams and all kinds of spreads. Headed up to Queeche Gorge Villages and saw some antiques and ate our way around the Cabot cheese shop and then had an easy lunch at the Farmer's Diner and got to sit at the counter. We shared the hot dogs on a bed of coleslaw while it poured outside. Yes it was raining hard the sencond part of the day. Walked over the bridge and looked down into the gorge...really beautiful! After that we headed up to Simon Pearce for a look around and then over to SugarBush Farm. I'm so glad that was a recommendation. It was at the end of a dirt road in the middle of nowhere. we didn't know what to expect. I was looking for a store and just found an old run down farmhouse and that was the store and tasting room. It was fun trying all their cheeses and grades of maple syrup in the house that the owner grew up in. I bought some horseradish cheddar, aged cheddar and blue cheese...all excellent. Jim, did you make it here yet?
re: javaandjazz
Haven't been to Sugarbush Farm. I'll keep it on my short list. Don't tell me you didn't eat at Simon Pearce.
re: Jimmy Cantiello
We had just had lunch before we stopped at Simon Pearce so we weren't the least bit hungry. Maybe another time. Maybe head over towards Bennington and Manchester on the next road trip.
Thanks for posting your trip report. I've seen a lot of recent recommendations for Sugarbush and its location on a dirt road sounds like a perfect New England off-the-beaten-path business.
If you're going up to Quechee, VT AVOID FARMER'S DINER! This was originally Farina's Diner but was recently sold and the new owners DO NOT SERVE REAL MAPLE SYRUP! That's right, a restaurant in Vermont, the maple capitol of New England, doesn't serve REAL maple syrup! Actually, that is not entirely true, if you ask them for real maple syrup they will give you a tiny pitcher of it (equal to about 2 tablespoons & hardly enough to cover a stack of pancakes), but they CHARGE YOU an extra $1.75 for it!! Seriously, you can buy a small novelty sized bottle of REAL Maple syrup in the gift shop across the parking lot for .99¢ and that's more then what Farmer's Diner charges you for 2 tablespoons!


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BACKGROUND: Dexmedetomidine is an alpha2-adrenergic agonist used for sedation and analgesia in children. We previously showed that dexmedetomidine depresses sinus and AV nodal function resulting in adverse hemodynamic effects such as bradycardia and increased blood pressure. We hypothesized that these effects of dexmedetomidine might be antagonized by co-administration of ketamine, which has sympathomimetic properties. METHODS: Twenty-two children (ages 5-17 years) undergoing electrophysiologic (EP) study and ablation for supraventricular tachycardia were enrolled. Patients were kept sedated with continuous infusion of propofol at a fixed rate. Hemodynamic and EP parameters were measured before and after a loading dose of dexmedetomidine (1 μg·kg(-1) ). A continuous infusion of dexmedetomidine (0.7 μg·kg(-1) ·h(-1) ) was initiated and a ketamine loading dose (1 mg·kg(-1) ), followed by continuous infusion (1 mg·kg(-1) ·h(-1) ), was given. A repeat set of hemodynamic and EP parameters were then measured at the time of projected peak tissue concentration for both drugs. RESULTS: A significant increase in mean arterial pressure (MAP) was seen compared with baseline after loading of dexmedetomidine. This returned to baseline after co-administration of ketamine (mean difference between baseline and after ketamine 1.8 mmHg; 95%CI, -7.8 to 4.3; P = <0.001). A decrease in heart rate was seen after dexmedetomidine followed by a return to baseline after co-administration of ketamine (mean difference between baseline and after ketamine -6.5 bpm; 95%CI, -11.2 to -1.8; P = 0.005). Sinus node recovery time was lengthened after dexmedetomidine but returned to baseline after ketamine (mean difference between baseline and after ketamine -16.2 ms; 95%CI, -63 to 30; P = 0.014). QT was prolonged after dexmedetomidine and returned to baseline after ketamine (mean difference between baseline and after ketamine -34.2 ms; 95%CI, -48.4 to -20.2; P = 0.004). AV nodal effective refractory period was also impaired after dexmedetomidine and showed weak evidence for return to baseline function after ketamine (mean difference between baseline and after ketamine -22.8 ms; 95%CI, -40.2 to -5.2; P = 0.069). CONCLUSION: The concurrent use of ketamine may mitigate the negative chronotropic effects of dexmedetomidine.
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A criminal complaint says Bieneman and Winker were staying at a Nekoosa home on August 12, 2012 and were responsible for the care of the then eight-month-old baby. The child's grandmother took the boy to the hospital after discovering the injuries.
The Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune says medical records show the baby had fractures in his wrist, legs, ankle and ribs. He also had a swollen eye, blood in his ear canals and bruises on his face.
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"The pork and fruit flavors blend wonderfully in this entree that seems like you fussed," writes Mrs. Thomas Allison of Redmond, Washington.
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2 bone-in pork loin chops (1-1/4 inches thick)
2 tablespoons chopped onion
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