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5 on February 24, 2013
Betty & Charlie were excellent hosts. Everything was exceptional, privacy, rooms, hospitality, friendliness. Food should be particularly mentioned as it was outstanding and local!
5 on September 06, 2012
The Apple Blossom Inn exceeded our expectations. The accommodations were wonderful, the breakfast fresh & delicious. The owners have an herb garden & berry patch and utilized in recipes served each day. We have traveled to New Market for 9 years; but this was our first time at the Apple Blossom Inn. We loved it so much, we already booked for next year.
5 on August 27, 2012
Cozy, clean, incredibly charming -- this B&B was a pleasant surprise. Tucked away on a hillside, you feel as though you've stepped into a wish-fulfillment novel. Cookies freshly baked, homemade honey, and the welcoming candy. A real gem!
5 on July 31, 2012
2 days in Apple Blossom felt like heaven, everything pretty, clean, and the best is the Apple Blossom Breakfast with pancakes. Also, the jacuzzi in the night is wonderful.
4.0 on March 08, 2012
The Apple Blossom Inn is truly a gem!! My mom and I took a trip down south to visit my son in Harrisonburg. We chose the Apple Blossom Inn after reading all the fantastic reviews. We weren't disappointed in the least. Betty Karol and Charles are a wonderful couple and so very accommodating. From the baked pastry/hot tea in the kitchen at night to the personal invitation for my son to join us the next morning at breakfast, these two are the perfect hosts. In addition to their personal touch, you also get the entire house to yourselves. I can't say enough how much we enjoyed our quick trip. We will definitely be spending more time at the Apple Blossom Inn soon. Thank you Betty Karol and Charles!!!
5 on November 27, 2011
Lovely stay with THE BEST breakfast. You have the entire home to yourselves and it consists of 2 bedrooms, 11/2 bath, kitchen (homemade treat, bottled water), living room (TV and videos galore), book with local attraction & restaurant brochures, grand piano in music room, and treats upon departure. The breakfast, luxurious linens, and privacy were the best parts. Hosts are extremely personable and knowledgeable of the town and surrounding attractions. Enjoyed our discussion and the apple dumpling recipe was a huge hit at our family Thanksgiving breakfast - thanks for sharing, Betty Karol!!
4.8 on November 06, 2011
I went with my Granma, there were fresh flowers set out when we arrived in the bedrooms & main room. Breakfast was great, Betty made pastries & biscuits! We had a wonderful time, we will go back!
4.8 on October 02, 2011
What a beautiful stay! A whole house to ourselves, plus the use of a 1906 piano, wonderful food (fresh from the garden), fresh-baked pnb cookies, beautiful furniture & pictures (do ask about anything) and a real "refined" lady to give you the background on the house, its furnishings, & the town. Some great stories!
4.4 on September 27, 2011
If breakfast is your favourite meal, this place is to die for. You won't need to eat for the rest of the day. The attention to detail is amazing e.g. matching table cloths and china - different each day. You need to stay several days to experience the full range of wonderful hospitality. Oh, and the guided walk of New Market was worth every cent.
5 on September 10, 2011
My wife and I have stayed at the Apple Blossom at various times with our children, my brother and sister-in-law, and just the two of us! Each time is a new experience in hospitality, friendship, and lots of fun! The inn itself is so cozy and warm and believe me, Betty Karol and Charles have thought of everything to make your stay enjoyable....from hand picked fruit of the season awaiting in the fridge, to safety pins! We plan on staying there again, our fourth time this year in October....can't wait!
5 on June 06, 2011
We had such a nice time at the Apple Blossom Inn, I completely recommend it. The house and the garden/back yard are very beautiful and it's fun to stay there and pretend you live in such an idyllic setting. Betty is knowledgeable and friendly and she thought of everything, you will not want for anything while you're here. I always forget my toothbrush, and she had me covered. The breakfast was super delicious- I had seconds and wanted thirds but my stomach might've burst! We watched a great movie and even her cookies were yummy.
4.4 on February 27, 2011
Wonderful hosts; plenty of room to enjoy your stay; clean; homegrown fruits for breakfast;area is rich in history of CW
5 on January 04, 2011
We had a two night stay at the Apple Blossom Inn in New Marget, VA and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. I would rate the breakfast top-notch. The rooms were cleaner than what you typically find in B&Bs (although a bit on the smaller side). The rooms have nice windows and the house (which is entirely to yourself) comes with ample privacy. The only downside is that you may have to drive for ~20 minutes to find a good restaurant. Otherwise the town and its surroundings have plenty of attractions for those interested in history and nature. If not for anything else, this inn is worth staying for the breakfast and the hospitality offered by the innkeepers.
5 on August 14, 2010
Wonderful B&B, located right on main street but still very quiet and interesting. The Inn is charming and spotlessly clean. Exrtemely roomy with a story for every room - ask Betty your Hostess. Kitchen has everything you could want, including treats. Reading/TV Room is comfortable with a TV - and dozens od DVD movies you can watch. The Bedrooms (Blue & Green) have great bedding where you will sleep like a baby and awake refreshed and ready for the fantastic breakfast. Our breakfast was served at our selected time and Betty's food was simply great. This 7 room Gem is not to be missed. We plan on returning soon, and often!!! Vic & Maureen


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- Sa Pa
- H'mong Hill tribes
- Victoria Express train Journey
- Halong Bay Cruise
- Hue Citadel
- Ancient Town of Hoi An
- Thien Mu Pagoda, Imperial Citadel and Forbidden Citadel Tour
- The Notre Dame Cathedral at Saigon
- Cu Chi Wildlife Rescue Centre
Arrive at Hanoi and transfer to Hotel for check in
You'll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel in Hanoi to check in with the rest of the day at leisure.
- Accommodation: Intercontinental West Lake
- Basis: Breakfast only
Hanoi City tour then Board Victoria Train to Sa pa
Vietnam's charming capital was founded in 1010 by Emperor Ly Thai To and rests on the banks of the Red River. Soviet style buildings can be found alongside French colonial villas and make for a fascinating blend of architectural styles. Wander through the Old quarter with its winding alleys, crowded markets and traditional shop houses and take in some history with a visit to the Temple of Literature and the One Pillar Pagoda before paying your respects at the mausoleum of the man who led the country to independence, Ho Chi Minh. Then perhaps take a well-earned break and chill out in one of the many cafés beside Hoan Kiem Lake and watch the world go by.
Accommodation: Victoria Express train-Superior cabin (sharing)
Arrive Lao Cai, Trek through hill tribe villages and meet locals for lunch
The train arrives in Lao Cai where you will be met and driven to your hotel for breakfast before setting off to visit Lao Chai village, Home of the Black Hmong hill tribe. We walk from Lao Chai to Ta Van - the only village in the Sapa valley. In Ta Van you enjoy a delicious lunch prepared by our local guide in a village house. After lunch the trek continues through the bamboo forest before reaching Giang Ta Chai, where we have the opportunity to meet the Red Dao people.
You return to your hotel for check-in with the remainder of the day at leisure.
- Accommodation: Victoria Sapa Resort & Spa Hotel
- Basis: Half Board
Bac Ha Market & Flower Hmong Village tour
Rising to the sounds of a dawn chorus you take breakfast before heading out for a visit to the spectacular and very colorful markets of northern Vietnam. Here you have the opportunity to see hundreds of local people in their traditional attire busily buying and selling the local produce. This is golden opportunity to learn more about hill tribe transactions as well a great chance to grab some amazing photographs. In the Afternoon we have a pleasant walk to THE Flower H'mong village of Banpho before transferring back to Sapa. From Sapa the round trip takes between 8hrs-10 hrs.
- Accommodation: Victoria Sapa Resort & Spa Hotel
- Basis: Breakfast Only
Day at leisure until you board the Express train back to Hanoi.
Your free to explore Sapa or make full use of the facilities at the Victoria Spa resort before your taken to the station for your overnight journey back to Hanoi.
- Accommodation: Victoria Express train-Superior cabin (Shared Cabin)
- Basis: Breakfast Only
Arrive in Hanoi and transfer to Ha Long Bay for your cruise.
You arrive in Hanoi early and transfer to the hotel for breakfast and to freshen up before the drive to Ha Long Bay of around 3.5 hours.
Arriving by noon at the quayside, you board your luxury junk where a welcome drink awaits you. After settling into your room you can enjoy a delicious seafood lunch while cruising through Bai Tu Long bay. Later you have the opportunity to go trekking or swimming at Soi Sim Island. The cruise continues on to Hang Doi water tunnel which is reached by rowing boat before you dock for the night at around 18:30. Dinner is served on board in the dining room.
- Accommodation: Halong Jasmine Cruise (Join-in junk/ private premium cabin)
- Basis: Full Board
Arrive Back at Halong Bay at 11am and transfer to Hanoi airport for flight to Hue
Wake early to catch the sunrise over the bay and enjoy a Tai Chi demonstration on the sun deck with a cup of coffee or tea in hand. You set sail for the splendid Sung Sot grotto and a glimpse's of a nearby fishing village before heading back to Halong bay with brunch served on route.
You arrive at the pier around 11am and drive back to Hanoi with a stop en route in the ceramic-making village of Phu Lang to observe the centuries old method of ceramic production (Time Permitting). Then you're transferred back to the Hanoi airport for the evening flight to Hue. On arrival, meet and transfer to your hotel for check in.
- Accommodation: La Residence Hotel
- Basis: Breakfast Only
Boat to Thien Mu Pagoda, Imperial Citadel and Forbidden Citadel Tour
After breakfast you take a boat upstream to visit the Thien Mu Pagoda, Hue's most preserved religious monument standing on the riverbank at seven-floors tall. Then you're driven to the Imperial Citadel with its high pitched roofs of red & gold and the Forbidden Citadel. Afterwards you enjoy a home cooked lunch at the restored Royal home of Ms. Vinh Tu. The afternoon gives you the chance to visit the elaborate Tu Duc Royal Tomb which was designed to blend in with the natural surroundings and the Khai Dinh Royal Tomb with a very different architectural atmosphere that has elements of eastern art mixed with western designs. At the end of your day's tour you are driven back to the hotel in time for dinner and the rest of the evening at leisure.
- Accommodation: La Residence Hotel
- Basis: Half Board
Drive to Hoi Na via Bach Ma National Park (subject to availability) through the Hai Van Pass
After breakfast you're taken to visit Bach Ma National Park before departing for Hoi An on a 3 to 4 hr journey. On route you stop at the Lang Co fishing village located on a sand dune which is a great photo opportunity. We continue your scenic drive over the Hai Van Cloudy Pass with its spectacular panoramic views of the coastline before continuing on to the ancient town of Hoi An and its eccentric mix of western and eastern-influenced architecture.
You will be transferred to your hotel on arrival and have the Rest of the day at leisure.
- Accommodation: Victoria Hoi An Resort
- Basis: Breakfast Only
Ancient City of Hoi An tour
Your day starts with a walking tour through the ancient streets of Hoi An followed by a cooking class at Ms Vy's restaurant. Ms Vy's is a family run restaurant in Hoi An, called "The White Lantern" and her dishes have been handed down from generation to generation and are quite famous among the locals in Hoi An.
In the afternoon you enjoy a walk through the Ancient Town of Hoi An with its former merchant houses that are a combination of Vietnamese, Japanese and Chinese style; the 400 year-old Japanese Covered Bridge constructed in 1593 and the Sa Huynh Museum located near the Japanese covered Bridge. In the afternoon you enjoy a two hour boat ride on the Thu Bon River where you'll see the ship building village of Kim Bong before heading off to visit Thanh Ha to see skilled locals at work producing beautiful pottery.
- Accommodation: Victoria Hoi An Resort
- Basis: Half Board
Transfer to Da Nang Airport for flight to Ho Chi Minh city
After breakfast you will be transferred to airport for the flight to Saigon. Arrive Saigon meet your guide at the airport for transferring to the hotel. The rest of the day is free to explore Saigon.
- Accommodation: Park Hyatt Hotel
- Basis: Breakfast Only
Cu Chi Wildlife Rescue Centre & City tour
You start the day with a visit to the Cu chi Wildlife rescue centre. This is the first multi-species wildlife hospital and holding facility in southern Viet Nam. Its main purpose is to help FPD staff to enforce the law by providing accommodation and care for wild animals that have been confiscated from illegal traders while raising public awareness of the importance of conserving Vietnamese endangered wildlife.
In the afternoon you visit Saigon and the Notre Dame Cathedral before visiting the Former Presidential Palace and War Remnant Museum to get a feel of Vietnamese history and people. We end the day by visiting the Saigon's Binh Tay market and Thien Hau temple built by Cantonese Buddhists at the end of 18th century before heading back to your hotel.
- Accommodation: Park Hyatt Hotel
- Basis: Breakfast Only
Transfer to SGN Airport for flight to Bangkok & Home
Today you'll be taken to Saigon airport for your return flight to Bangkok. Whereupon you may connect with your onward flight home.
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The National Children's Study continues to garner media attention.
The Jerusalem Post- October 31, 2009"Health Scan: Children's Genetic Privacy Must be Protected"
Collegian- October 28, 2009"SDSU Joins National Child Research"
Michigan State University News- October 27, 2009"MSU Extension Tapped to Support H1N1 Flu Vaccination Program"
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Drug Week- October 18, 2009"Research from University of California Provides New Data on Depression"
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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News- October 6, 2009"Keeping DNA 'All in the Family'"
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David Songco began his career at NASA, when President Kennedy challenged the nation to put a man on the moon. Today he is driven by a different scientific challenge—improving children's health.
As the Chief Information Officer for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, David directs the Information Management System (IMS) for the National Children's Study. His team of federal engineers and private partners, including Booz Allen Hamilton and Westat, built the Study's intricate computer network. Over the next two decades, this system will be the Study's communication artery supporting 105 locations around the country.
The complexity is staggering. Yet David says, "That is what energizes the team."
Perhaps a startling assertion, but it points to a broader challenge—integrating massive amounts of data from multiple Centers to answer vital questions about children's health.
It's this opportunity that intrigues the Study's top computer chief. As David explains, "My job is to connect the dots and help achieve the big picture."
Achieving the big picture requires a nimble technology strategy. Over the next 20 years, the IMS must adapt to new hypotheses, scientific instruments, protocols, and technologies. A common programming platform, rather than a highly customized system, helps ensure the needed flexibility.
"We use a mixture of commercial products that are based on common standards whenever we can," says David. Rather than create one massive system, the IMS consists of many distinct modules that fit together into a cohesive whole.
"It's easier to rewrite one module and it increases long term flexibility."
It is easier, and more cost effective. Proprietary systems can be costly to upgrade. The IMS's modular approach allows changes to be made to the system without dismantling the entire network, a key consideration for the Study's long-term sustainability. Right now the IMS is focusing on data collection related to pregnancy and the first births, but it is prepared for changes as the participants grow older and the Study evolves.
"We will accommodate what happens down the road. The IMS is dynamic. It won't be fully done until the Study is over."
By that time about 40 remote Study Centers—managing 105 Study locations—will be fully integrated into the IMS. Each of these Study Centers, which are housed primarily in universities and hospitals, have their own information systems. The IMS must be self contained and co-exist in this multitude of IT platform configurations in order to collect and protect the Study's wide variety of environmental and health data.
"We've gone to great lengths to make the system standard," explains David. "When we want to make a change it needs to be homogenous and easy for all of the systems to upgrade."
While the IMS seeks to be user-friendly and easily accessible, protecting the data is David's primary concern.
"There's a constant push and pull to make the system absolutely secure but user-focused and friendly at the same time. We err on the side of making it secure, even if it means it's less user-friendly."
David explains that the IMS uses a "defense and depth" approach that builds-in multiple layers of security to protect information. Study Centers collect and upload data using a two-factor authentication system. Local Centers then send encrypted data to a central Coordinating Center via a Virtual Private Network (VPN). A VPN securely connects the Study Centers and allows them to safely share information through the Internet, rather than needing to purchase private data transmission lines.
Once the Coordinating Center receives the data, it is again encrypted and stored behind multiple firewalls. Accessing this information requires authentication and authorization to ensure the right information is provided only to the right people.
Advances in internet security make this system possible. Not only are VPNs secure, they have vastly reduced costs. David estimates that if the Study leased dedicated transmission lines for each Center, the total costs would have increased tenfold. These savings help ensure that dollars are available for further innovation and data protection.
One innovation the team proudly promotes is a lightweight Fujitsu computer Tablet. Each Study worker in the field carries this laptop-like device, which serves as a communication tool and data collection instrument. During home visits workers input information using a stylus pen and a touch screen, which can be held like a legal pad. If needed, the machine opens into a laptop computer with full keyboard and screen. This screen also swivels away from the data collector and towards the participants, which allows participants to privately enter sensitive information or to watch a video message.
Though lightweight and portable, the Tablets are extremely rugged. They must hold up as data collectors walk busy streets in Queens, New York or travel through extreme temperatures in South Dakota. All data is immediately encrypted as it's entered, so only those with the proper authority can retrieve and view the information.
Bethany LeMiuex uses the Tablet during home visits for the Waukesha County Vanguard Center outside of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She concurs that the Tablet protects personal information.
"Each home visit I do has a number code, so all of the information is stored and sent without the person's name or address," says Bethany.
"Plus, because it's all electronic there is no paper to get lost."
The Tablet also has another unexpected side benefit.
"It looks impressive in the field," Bethany explains. "A lot of people comment on it. Use of a high tech instrument like the Tablet underscores the importance the Study places on collecting and securing its data."
Assuring people that their personal information is safe is vital to encouraging their participation in the Study. Adults may take comfort in the Tablet's security innovations, but it's the kids who especially appreciate its unique design.
"If there are kids in the house, they always think it's really cool."
As the Study matures, David looks forward to new opportunities. For instance, cloud computing is one potential horizon. Cloud computing uses the capacity of remote Internet servers for information processing. Rather than purchase extra servers that might not always be needed, the Study could dramatically scale up efforts only when necessary by tapping into these networks. David anticipates that the security of cloud computing will improve over the next few years and enable the Study to benefit from its cost savings and seamless computational capacity.
Similarly, security features on wireless networks are becoming much more robust. David predicts that soon the Study will be able to utilize this technology, a boon for field-based research. "We will do [wireless]," he asserts. "The question is will it be 2 years or 10 years. But the first thing they need to address is the security."
David's team constantly tracks new technologies and considers how they could help the Study more efficiently achieve its mission. David calls it connecting the dots. Others call it innovation.
David's eye for innovation was sparked 50 years ago with the NASA moon launch.
"It built a fire in me that I still have today," he explains.
Now, as he nears 50 years of service with government science programs, he sees an opportunity to make even a greater impact through his work on the National Children's Study.
"Although I've done hundreds of projects, in some small way I now feel like I'm giving back… The entire team is making a significant contribution to the next generation. How often do you get that opportunity?"
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Children's environmental health took center stage at the G8 Environment Ministers Meeting in Syracuse, Italy. On April 24, 2009, Lisa P. Jackson, Administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), addressed the global gathering and reiterated the nation's commitment to protecting children's health. Her remarks also emphasized the need for international collaboration to solve environmental challenges and the promise of research initiatives like the National Children's Study.
Administrator Jackson began her speech on a personal note, by acknowledging her role as the top U.S. environmental policy maker, and her even more important role as a mother of two young boys. "My focus as a mother is their future," she began. "Just as our collective focus must be the health and welfare of future generations—all over the globe."
Her remarks noted the urgency of protecting children, whose rapid growth rates make them exceptionally vulnerable to environmental contaminants. Though the risks to children are great, Administrator Jackson recognized global efforts to protect them, including promising areas of research in Europe and Japan, and U.S. efforts to support programs and science to address these risks. She made particular note of the importance of the National Children's Study by stating, "to expand our knowledge of children's health, our country this year started the most ambitious study of children's health ever conducted in the United States."
As nations continue to learn more, Administrator Jackson urged the Environment Ministers to find common solutions to eliminate or reduce children's exposure to toxins such as lead, chemicals, contaminated water, and smoke from cook stoves.
Collaboration is critical, explains Martha Berger of the Office of Children's Health Protection at EPA. "There are so many children's environmental exposures. Global collaboration is crucial to understand them all."
She notes that in addition to international research consortiums, nations often share their research methods and protocols. For instance, researchers from Japan have met with investigators at the National Children's Study to help craft a similar investigation in their country.
Administrator Jackson's speech wasn't the first time children's environmental health has occupied the G8 agenda. In 1997 global leaders agreed to establish new national policies and research programs. As Administrator Jackson noted, in the past 12 years much has been accomplished and current initiatives point to future progress.
The National Children's Study is one example of this progress, but as Martha Berger points out, there are "many excellent longitudinal studies around the world." Their combined knowledge holds the promise of ensuring children's environmental health.
In her conclusion to the G8 Environment Ministers, Administrator Jackson sounded hopeful. "Our children's future is so bright. But we must work in earnest to ensure their bright future is not overcast by the clouds of pollution, climate change, and other environmental degradation. The United States is committed to working with you to prevent that from occurring."
To view a full text copy of Administrator Jackson's speech, please visit the EPA Web site.
It's been 30 years since the U.S. banned PCBs, but their effects on children's health are still being unraveled. PCBs, short for polychlorinated biphenyls, were once used in products such as plastics, flame retardants, and pesticides. The chemicals were outlawed when scientists identified them as a human and environmental threat.
Now a recent article in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA)1 summarizes three new research studies on these toxic chemicals, conducted by scientists at the Oregon Health and Science University, the University of California, Davis, and the Harvard Medical School. These studies collectively provide greater insight into how PCBs affect fetal brain development.
Researchers concluded that fetal exposure to PCBs in rats:
Though banned since 1976, PCBs still linger in water, where they are consumed by small fish and microorganisms. Humans come into contact with PCBs through contaminated food and water, and even small amounts can add up over time. PCBs are stored in fat, where they can build to harmful levels.
The new research profiled in JAMA may explain how PCBs can affect fetal brain health and could point to areas for future exploration as scientists seek to understand the root causes of developmental diseases.
1Mitka, M., PCBs and Brain Cells. 2009. JAMA. 2009;301(21):2202.
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na•per•yˈneɪ pə ri(n.)
table linen, as tablecloths or napkins.
any linen for household use.
Origin of napery:
1350–1400; ME naprye < MF, =nape, var. of nappe tablecloth (see napkin ) +-erie -ery
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table linen, napery(noun)
linens for the dining table
Household linen, especially table linen.
Origin: From naperie, naperie, from nape + -erie.
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table linen; also, linen clothing, or linen in general
Napery is another term for linen used for household purposes, such as table linen. Historically it was the office in a medieval household responsible for the washing and storage of these items. It was headed by a naperer. This office worked closely together with the offices of the laundry and the ewery, and the three could be concurrent in smaller households.
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According to a joint 'Suspicious Activity Reporting' (SAR) bulletin issued by both agencies in August, intended to be disseminated to police, fire, EMS and security personnel, possession of "large amounts of weapons, ammunition, explosives, accelerants or explosive precursor chemicals could indicate pre-operational terrorist attack planning or criminal activity."
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The treason of which I stand convicted loses all its guilt, has been sanctified as a duty, and will be ennobled as a sacrifice.Thomas Francis Meagher
I forget what killed it. I think it was her proposing to sacrifice the whole world for me. That is always a dreadful moment. It fills one with the terror of eternity.Oscar Wilde
In common things the law of sacrifice takes the form of positive duty.James Anthony Froude
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It is far more difficult to be simple than to be complicated; far more difficult to sacrifice skill and easy execution in the proper place, than to expand both indiscriminately.John Ruskin
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Grudge no expense, yield to no opposition and forget fatigue till, by the strength of prayer and sacrifice, the spirit of love overcomes.Maria W. Chapman
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History is apt to judge harshly those who sacrifice tomorrow for todayHarold MacMillan
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In order to fully realise our aspirations, we must create in the masses of the people the sense of sacrifice and responsibility that has been the characteristic of the anarchist movement throughout its historic development in Spain.Frederica Montseny
The Roots of Violence: Wealth without work, Pleasure without conscience, Knowledge without character, Commerce without morality, Science without humanity, Worship without sacrifice, Politics without principlesMahatma Gandhi
Football is like life - it requires perseverance, self-denial, hard work, sacrifice, dedication and respect for authority.Vince Lombardi
All religions are cruel, all founded on blood; for all rest principally on the idea of sacrifice-that is, on the perpetual immolation of humanity to the insatiable vengeance of divinity.Mikhail Alexandrovich Bakunin
People who make careers out of helping others -- sometimes at great sacrifice, often not -- usually don't like to hear that those others might get along fine, might even get along better, without their helpJohn Holt
Affection without sentiment, authority without cruelty, discipline without aggression, humor without ridicule, sacrifice without obligation, companionship without possessiveness.William E. Blatz
Students of cunning have consumed their hearts and learned only tricks; they've thrown away real riches: patience, self-sacrifice, generosity. Rich thought opens the way.Mevlana Rumi
Grudge no expense -- yield to no opposition -- forget fatigue -- till, by the strength of prayer and sacrifice, the spirit of love shall have overcome . . .Maria Weston Chapman
I am a firm believer that you can't have people in your program who just want to win; you must have people who are committed to winning. Players that learn the value of hard work, commitment, teamwork, and sacrifice are the ones that make their teams great.Thomas Aaron (Tom) Crean
The world is now aware that the most unavoidable and most dangerous weapon that exists is the blind decisiveness of a man ready to sacrifice his life for an obscure cause.�Omar Bongo
Women ... do not have to forsake the "wisdom of the heart" and become men. They need only transfer the primary force of their supportiveness to themselves and to each otherbut never to the point of self-sacrifice.Phyllis Chesler
The preceding criticism ... justifies the following definition of the entire human: human existence as the life of unmotivated celebration, celebration in all meaning of the word: laughter, dancing, orgy, the rejection of subordination, and sacrifice that scornfully puts aside any consideration of ends, property, and morality.Georges Bataille
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Although, I was home, my kids weren't! Weird. I don't think I've had that in a while. In any case I got the letter K (for Kids of course) for the ABC book designed and started! Hurray! I probably should have cleaned or something, but working on my swaps is way more fun!
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Today will be rough. The voice mail announcing my departure went out about 5:00 yesterday, so today is the day I am getting all of the emotional stuff from my co-workers. I have been here a long time and these are the people who have depended on me, so this is what I really dread. It will be a rough day, emotionally.
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Also commonly called foliate spider, after its prominent folium, or pigmented design on the abdomen.
mature female above = 12mm, male below =10mm.
The Orb Weaver Larinioides cornutus, commonly called the furrow, or foliate spider, is very common on human structures, especially under eaves and porches. They live on my back porch by the dozens, males and females alike in their smallish-orb webs. Unlike their larger sisters amongst the weeds, these beautiful little rascals are strictly nocturnal, hiding in crevices or in foliage retreats from dawn till dusk.
Orb weavers comprise a huge family of spiders, with 3500 species worldwide, 180 of which call North America home. These spiders vary greatly in color, shape and size, measuring between 2 - 30mm (1/16 -- 1 1/4") long. They have eight eyes arranged in two horizontal rows of four eyes each. Orb weaver males are generally much smaller than the females and commonly lack the showy coloring of their fairer sex, but that is not so with this species: the males are only slightly smaller, and have an equally gaudily-decorated abdomen.
This female took about 30 seconds to completely wrap a moth
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Lewis Hamilton has been slapped with a five-place grid penalty after Mercedes changed his gearbox.
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July marks the beginning of the high risk season for valley fever, a prevalent fungal infection in Arizona that can be hard to diagnose and treat, and last week's dust storm may have exposed many residents to its spores.
The tiny particles can stay airborne for extended periods of time, even after the storm is over, said Pat White, a local valley fever expert and founder of Arizona Victims of Valley Fever.
"If you live here for long enough, you will probably be exposed to it," White said.
About 60 percent of the people exposed to the fungus either have few or no symptoms, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. The majority of these people will not need to see a doctor. But for those who do, the disease can be life changing.
"It knocked me for a loop," said Richard Thayer, 75, of Apache Junction.
Last September, Thayer started out with flu-like symptoms: a fever and extreme fatigue. His doctor treated him for pneumonia after a chest x-ray.
About a month after becoming sick, Thayer found answers after a couple rounds of antibiotics and a five-day hospital stay. He was sent to a pulmonologist and, following bloodwork and a CAT scan, was diagnosed with valley fever.
"I lost all kinds of energy," Thayer said. "I lived in the recliner for a month."
The once-active man couldn't even get up to eat, instead taking his meals in his chair.
"It was the complete lack of energy; I'd do one thing and then I'd be done for the day," Thayer said.
Now, Thayer is feeling about 85 percent back to his old self. He's also off the anti-fungal medication after nine months.
Thayer's case is both the exception and the rule. Although he is one of the few who experience prolonged symptoms, diagnosis and treatment for those who do get it can be a long journey. The blood test doesn't always get a positive result even for those who have valley fever. In an effort to reduce the number of false-positive test results, the sensitivity for true positive test results are reduced, according to the website of the Valley Fever Center for Excellence at the University of Arizona.
White was diagnosed six years ago with valley fever and she never had a positive blood test. It took a lung biopsy to confirm she had the disease.
"It is common that people go to multiple doctors," said Dr. Loreto Sulit, a pulmonologist at Banner Baywood Medical Center in Mesa.
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In the search for a correct diagnosis, the UA center reports valley fever can be mistaken for cancer, tuberculosis, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, chronic fatigue syndrome and others.
People who react to valley fever spores from the July 5 dust storm probably will start experiencing symptoms this week at the earliest, Sulit said.
Sulit is expecting to see an influx of patients with valley fever, but it probably won't happen for another three to four weeks.
A typical patient is treated for pneumonia with a couple rounds of antibiotics, Sulit said. Since those antibiotics treat bacterial pneumonia, it's not effective against a fungal lung infection.
There are a slew of valley fever symptoms, but the top five to look for are cough, fever, shortness of breath, rash and extreme fatigue, Sulit said.
Other symptoms include headache, joint ache, chest pain, night sweats, nausea, loss of appetite, and rapid weight loss.
Some people may not exhibit all the symptoms. Thayer lost 20 pounds during his episode of valley fever, but never had much of a cough or a rash.
Valley fever is caused by a fungus — Coccidioides immitis (commonly referred to as "cocci") — that grows in the soil of California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas and southern portions of Utah and Nevada, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
When spores of cocci are lifted into the air, they can be easily inhaled. Most people who are exposed to spores won't show symptoms for seven to 28 days. The highest times for exposure in Arizona are July through August and October through November.
In 2010, there were 11,888 valley fever cases in Arizona, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. Two-thirds of cases diagnosed in the United States are from Maricopa, Pima and Pinal counties, according to the Valley Fever Center for Excellence.
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The center describes valley fever as an "orphan disease," which means that although there are a large number of people in Arizona who contract it, there isn't a large enough group in the country to make it worth the research and drug production costs for pharmaceutical companies.
Because pharmaceutical companies aren't trying to find new ways to treat valley fever, most of the new research is being done in Tucson by the UA center. It is funded primarily by contributions from Arizonans, local businesses and cities in Maricopa, Pinal and Pima counties.
The best way to reduce chances of exposure is to stay inside when dust is blowing, according to Cara Christ, an Arizona Department of Health Services medical officer.
The department doesn't recommend that people wear masks, because the particles are so small that barriers don't protect very well, Christ said. As many as 15 trillion spores can fit in a square inch.
Instead, people who have been treated for pneumonia and aren't getting better after a few weeks should ask their doctor for a valley fever blood test, Christ said.
"It's a hidden disease," Thayer said. "There is a lack of knowledge for a lot of people. People need to know about it."
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