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Cook County taxpayers would pay $20 million to the family of a 3-year-old boy who suffered serious brain damage after undergoing outpatient surgery at the main county hospital, under a proposed settlement the county board is expected vote on during next week's regular meeting.
The boy's family filed a medical malpractice lawsuit last year but now Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez's office, which represents the county in such civil lawsuits, is recommending the settlement — one of the largest in the history of the county, according to county records and a source familiar with the case said.
Under the terms of the agreement, the county doesn't admit liability.
The money will come from the county's self-insurance fund, where money is set aside for such settlements, according to a source familiar with the litigation.
On Dec. 11, 2011, the 3-year-old boy underwent "elective outpatient" surgery for an undescended left testicle at Stroger Hospital, according to court documents and county sources familiar with the case.
While the child was in recovery it is believed he went without oxygen between 5 and 7 minutes — possibly longer — and he is now "profoundly" brain damaged, the boy's family maintains, according to a county source.
According to the lawsuit, about 8:25 a.m. the boy went in to "cardiac arrest and…cardio pulmonary resuscitation ("CPR") did not begin until 8:30 a.m."
The lawsuit goes on to state that the boy "was without a pulse for a period of not less than fifteen minutes" and that he "received no assisted ventilation from the medical staff at [Cook County] until after he suffered cardiac arrest."
Justine Francique, the boy's mother, couldn't be reached for comment. Her attorney declined comment until after the settlement is officially approved Tuesday.
According to the lawsuit, the child suffered "severe and permanent injuries" and will need ongoing treatment.
A spokesperson for the county's health and hospital system had no comment on Friday. And Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle couldn't be reached for comment.
This isn't the only high-dollar settlement county commissioners will consider Tuesday.
The state's attorney's office also is recommending county commissioners spend $2.4 million to settle another medical negligence case, this one involving a one-time cancer patient from Rockford who sued over the quality of care she received at Stroger Hospital, according to county sources.
Wendy Cash, died at age 58, after being treated at Stroger Hospital, according to sources familiar with the case. The settlement will go to her estate.
An attorney handling the case couldn't immediately be reached for comment.
And yet another $1 million settlement is on the county finance agenda, though few details about that case were available early Friday evening.
The settlement proposals are scheduled for an initial vote in Tuesday's county board finance committee meeting before advancing to the full board for a vote at the regular board meeting later in the day.


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Casa Ole1835 Paisley Road West,
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Yeah, OK, hands up, I did misread the directions on the website. So after we come off the motorway at Govan we head a few miles to the left, towards the city. But thats because Casa Ole is right in the heart of Glasgow, or so its website says anyway.
Then we head a good few miles to the right because we cant find it in the heart of Glasgow. Or in the lungs, the liver or even the buttocks, for that matter. Then a few more miles to the left again all this as the rain pours, the car windows mist up and we peer through yellow street-light gloom at four-digit street numbers.
When we finally track down Casa Ole it turns out to be perched above Sammies chip shop in Cardonald why didnt they just say that? and far closer to the heart of Paisley than Glasgow. But we wont hold that against them, or the handwritten sign saying the card machines not working tonight, or the Spanish bullfighting posters not seen, by me anyway, in any restaurant since the late 1970s.
We wont even hold the quite considerable delay before the hot food is brought to the table against them. Why? Well, Luca and I are enjoying heavily garlicky olives and bread and we know that when we walked in so did another three sets of customers right behind us. And it looks, from where were sitting anyway, like theres just one guy in the kitchen and one guy up front tonight.
Menus? We might have to hold these against them, though. There are loads over the table. Tacky paper ones, slightly better plastic ones, some with the plastic peeling right off and all saying the same thing this may be billed as Glasgows newest Spanish restaurant but its plain old tapas, folks.
Did I mention the crimson decor? Its very red. The music? Abba, Cavatina and then some full-volume eeh-hah guitar plucking. All in swift and rather loud succession. Theres no knife with Lucas cutlery. There are no spoons to serve the food when it does arrive in the sort of little terracotta dishes seen in a million tapas joints the length and breadth of the country. Anyone else feel a deep sigh coming on?
Did I mention this is not a bad spot for a restaurant with windows covering two walls and looking down on Paisley Road West? And did I mention the food? No? Ah I was slightly putting that off. Not that theres anything wrong with it. Particularly. Though they could perhaps be a little more adventurous.
When we ordered the splendid-sounding caballa alla parilla it was because grilled mackerel in a citrus dressing sounded different. I wasnt expecting a heated-up smoked mackerel fillet looking like its straight out the packet with no citrus dressing. Slightly disappointing. Still, the chicken in sage is draped in the herb, sauteed in garlic and delicious, though it could do with a bit more work on the presentation.
Moving through the dishes, then. Meatballs in tomato sauce are OK, a bit dense though; the chorizo in a similar rich tomatoey offering cant be faulted on its flavour. The chargrilled asparagus could do with a bit more charring and the patatas gratinadas, while tasty, are a tad hard in the middle. At least the beer-battered king prawns are crisp and sweet, though sweet chilli sauce is a disappointingly ordinary accompaniment. Is it cumin that flavours the pescado en adobo, or white fish in batter? Possibly. Theres good flavour to the fish although the batters not quite right. Is there a problem with the deep-fat fryer through the back or has the poor chef just been hit with the nightmare of orders from four tables arriving at exactly the same time?
I dont know. I do know that Casa Ole may well turn out to be a great little neighbourhood restaurant, but on tonights performance it still has some teething problems to iron out. And do something about those paper menus.


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As a vegetable, Chorchorus olitorius was eaten by the African & Middle-eastern population from ancient period. They used it in a soup or pot-herb called Molokhiya. The material that they used to make Molokhiya, was called Nalita. Nalita is the powder of the dried Corchorus olitoirus leaf. Therefore, in African & Middle-Eastern region, COrchorus olitorius is also called Nalita or Nalta Jute. Some researches have been done in Bangladesh and India that states that its leaves can work as anti-oxidents and can reduce Arsenic Contamination. The fascinating fact about Jute is that, it is the second vegetable fiber after cotton. As it can not be used in manufacturing clothing items, the fiber is also a cheap fiber. However, its fiber is recently being used as Clothing fiber in China. But, Jute fiber has some properties of wood also, because of large amount of Lignin. Therefore, Jute fiber is the finest raw material for composite industries.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Medicare, taxes and the Tea Party: Republican Congresswoman Nan Hayworth and her Democratic challenger Sean Patrick Maloney squared off in an hour long debate with both sides throwing sharp elbows. The debate was co-sponsored by YNN and Marist College.
Hayworth said, "Sean, certainly I tell when you're distorting the facts because your lips are moving."
"It's hard to represent the community when you misrepresent the facts," Maloney said.
Hayworth, running for her second term, was elected two years ago with significant Tea Party support. She has since tried to track more to the middle in a redrawn district that includes more Democrats, but Maloney insists she is part of the conservative wing of the Republican Party.
"I had Tea Party support in 2010 and I was proud to have the support of people who cherish the constitutionally defined role of the federal government. It's very important to have a federal government that respects our states," Hayworth said.
Maloney, meanwhile, a former official in the Spitzer administration, has fought back charges that he doesn't actually live in the district and wouldn't say directly whether he plans to continue living in the area regardless of the election's outcome.
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check air filter first then mass air flow sensor
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the large hose from the air filter to the intake has a couple of small hoses that come out from it. make sure they are all secure and tight. the 171 is a vaccum leak code for trims.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In today's NFL, where offensive minds are coveted and quarterbacks are valued beyond comparison, the Seattle Seahawks' defensive performance in Super Bowl XLVIII shined like cornerback Richard Sherman in postgame interviews.
The Seahawks proudly declared that defense still can win championships — and did so against one of the best quarterbacks of all-time in the Denver Broncos' Peyton Manning.
The Seahawks had the best defense this season, and it made them the best team in the end. They thumped the favored Broncos 43-8 at MetLife Stadium on Sunday.
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The Seahawks' victory was the type that would make Lovie Smith beam with pride. It was everything he preached as Bears coach. And it's everything the Seahawks did Sunday.
They forced four turnovers — two interceptions and two fumbles — and should have had more. The Seahawks' defense actually accounted for more points (nine) than the Broncos' record-setting offense (eight).
The Seahawks held the Broncos' running backs to 27 yards on 13 carries and did more than enough to bother Manning, who completed 34 of 49 passes for 280 yards, a touchdown and a 73.5 passer rating.
It was an elite performance that put the Seahawks' "Legion of Boom" defense into the conversation for the best of all-time, joining the 1985 Bears, the 2000 Baltimore Ravens and the 2002 Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Considering the Sea-hawks were No. 1 in total defense, passing defense and points allowed in the regular season during an era of offensive domination, they have a very strong case.
They might just make defenses cool again.
"I certainly hope so," Seahawks defensive coordinator Dan Quinn said. "We were fast and physical, and we played the game on our terms."
The Seahawks' success started with a botched snap from center Manny Ramirez to Manning on the first play from scrimmage. Manning said it was a "cadence issue" caused by noise during an audible. It resulted in a safety for the Sea-hawks 12 seconds into the game. It marked the fastest points scored in Super Bowl history, passing Devin Hester's game-opening kickoff return for a touchdown 14 seconds into Super Bowl XLI.
There were plenty of highlights for the Seahawks' defense. Safety Kam Chancellor had a tone-setting hit on receiver Demaryius Thomas over the middle on the Broncos' third snap. Chancellor also intercepted Manning late in the first quarter. Linebacker Malcolm Smith (the most valuable player of the game) intercepted a pass deflected by defensive end Cliff Avril and returned it 69 yards for a touchdown.
But it was what the Seahawks did to Manning that stood out.
The narrative was set up perfectly for Manning. It was his Super Bowl — his John Elway-like moment — fresh off a remarkable comeback from multiple neck surgeries and a record-setting season.
Instead, the Broncos' offense —the same one that helped the team become the first to surpass 600 points in the regular season — was reduced to using wide-receiver screens for a running game and short crossing routes.
Avril and the rest of the defensive front forced Manning to move. Manning wasn't just missing open receivers. He was failing to read the defense and realize who was open.
"They have an excellent defense," Manning said, reciting a phrase he said more than once. "They executed better than we did. Give Seattle a lot of credit."
Even when things went right for the Broncos, they failed. Manning found Thomas for a 10-yard completion, but cornerback Byron Maxwell knocked the ball loose and Smith recovered it in the third quarter.
"The 'Legion of Boom,' baby," Sherman said. "I hope we etched our names in the history books."
They undoubtedly did.
"This is one of the best defenses ever to play the game, statistically," defensive lineman Michael Bennett said. "We're the best defense since the '85 Bears."


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The Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services ("Department"), Office of Inspector General ("OIG"), has now issued an Informational Notice and Voluntary Provider Self-Disclosure Protocol ("Protocol") providing Medicaid providers a mechanism to notify and repay the Department in the event of a Medicaid overpayment. Although the federal government has had a self-disclosure protocol in place regarding Medicare overpayments, this is the first Protocol issued by the Department pertaining to Medicaid overpayments.
The federal Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act ("ACA") requires providers to timely identify and repay Medicare and Medicaid overpayments. Under the ACA, providers are obligated to report, explain, and repay overpayments within 60 calendar days of "identification." Providers failing to disclose, explain, and repay the overpayment in a timely manner may be subject to liability under the federal False Claims Act, among other federal and State laws.
According to the Department's OIG, the following benefits may be extended to Medicaid providers which participate in a self-disclosure in good-faith:
A Medicaid provider may utilize the Protocol after it fully investigates and confirms that an overpayment exists, or that billings were sumitted erroneously even if no overpayment occurred. Importantly, self-disclosure of an overpayment must be made within 60 days of the overpayment being identified or the date that any corresponding Medicaid cost report is due, if applicable. Failure to report the overpayment in a timely manner subjects the overpayment claims to false Claims Act penalties ($5,500 to $11,000 per claim plus three times the amount of damages).
The Protocol is not intended to be used for minor or insignificant matters such as the repayment of simple occurrences of overpayment(s) (on which the Department did not elaborate). According to the Department, repayment of simple overpayments should typically be handled through traditional resolution methods such as voiding or adjusting the amounts of claims. The Department's OIG encourages providers to utilize the Protocol when circumstance warrant. Items which are appropriate for self-disclosure may include, but are not limited to:
Once a provider determines that selfdisclosure to the Department's OIG is appropriate, it should prepare a written Disclosure Report with the following information, where applicable:
The Disclosure Report (including the CD) is to be submitted by mail to the following address:
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Upon receipt of the Disclosure Report, the Department's OIG will consider each disclosed incident on an individual basis, and will consider the following factors, among others:
Upon review of the provider's Disclosure Report, the Department's OIG may independently conclude that the matter warrants referral to the Illinois Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit and/or other authorities. In the event that the provider and the Department's OIG cannot reach agreement on the amount of the overpayment, or if a provider fails to cooperate in good faith, the OIG may pursue the matter through established audit or investigation processes; and the possible advantages of self-disclosure, such as less stringent repayment and/or sanction terms, may no longer apply.
Matters related to an ongoing department audit of the provider are not generally eligible for resolution under the Protocol. If the OIG is already auditing or investigating the provider, and the provider wishes to avail itself of the Protocol, it should bring the matter to the attention of the assigned auditor and make a submission under the Protocol. The OIG will not accept any payment for self-disclosures as full and final payment prior to finalizing its review and verfication process. Once a repayment amount has been agreed upon between the Department's OIG and the Medicaid provider, the OIG expects the provider to reimburse the State of Illinois for the overpayment with payment in full or to enter into a repayment agreement if repayment was not previously made. Upon closure of a matter, the OIG will issue settlement documentation.
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UMW News BureauEric Zahler, the Bulldogs' record-breaking kicker, was named to the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics All-Decade team. By Wally Feldt Eric Zahler, holder of four Montana Western Bulldog records, was named to the Victory Sports Network's National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Football All-Decade Team as a punter. During his career at Montana Western (2001-2004) he was both the punter and place kicker for the Bulldogs. Zahler earned all-conference and all-American honors in both positions. He holds career records for most points scored, most points after touchdowns, most field goals and highest field goal percentage. His career punting average is 42 yards per punt. Zahler currently teaches at Kennedy Elementary school in Butte, Mont. He is also the head girl's soccer coach at Butte High School. Zahler and his wife Geah are both graduates of Montana Western. They are the parents of 20-month old Reece.
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Atheistic secularism is most often presented as a lack of religious belief and practice. What should be recognized is that atheism is itself a religious belief.
No. Atheism is the unique notion that perhaps we would be better off putting up a lightning rod rather than trying to reason with a thunderstorm.
We all have within our experience countless proximate meanings, some rather trivial, some of deep importance. Beyond these meanings and keeping them all in harmony, we all have an ultimate meaning, which is religion.
Except it's funny how many people have different Ultimate Meanings. It's as if they were just making things up as they go along.
We can prove most of our proximate meanings from experience. We cannot do that for our ultimate meaning.
Ultimate Meaning?
Which one of you bright Canadian Sparks let the Ultimate Warrior write stuff? Must we fear your Destrucity?
We take a stance in line with our proximate meanings, in other words, in the direction of meaning itself. Atheism truly is a religious stance, incapable of empirical proof, the only difference from main-line religions being its stance toward meaninglessness.
There is no evidence to suggest the existence of any gods. The correct response is to go "Okay" and carry on with your life. Not to respond to that with "Must Be True".
Why should this religion be imposed on people, generally the Quebec proposal?
So that we don't have one major religion imposing it's well on everyone and making decisions for everyone that are based on the belief that you can convince mythological creatures to do your biding if you really believe.


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Golden Temple, Peace Cereal, Low Fat Clusters & Flakes, Mango Peach Passion, 10 oz (284 g)
- Shipping Weight: 1.31 lbs (0.59kg)
- Product Code: GTP-10445
- UPC Code: 075070104453
- Package Quantity: 10 oz (284 g)
- Dimensions: 2 x 6.4 x 10.4 in, 0.75 lbs (0.34kg)
- Expiration Date: May 2015
Madre Labs, CocoCardio, 7.93 oz (225 g)
Priced together: $16.30 Priced separately: $19.30
Product Overview
- All Natural
- Non GMO Project Verified
- Whole Grain 10 g or More Per Serving
- Eat 48 g or More of Whole Grains Daily
Per Serving
- 230 Calories
- 0 g Sat Fat-1% DV
- 330 mg Sodium-14% DV
- 10 g Sugars
- 2 g Fiber
- 4 g Protein
Whole Grain Oat Clusters, Crispy Corn Flakes with Real Mango and Peach Pieces
Mango Peach Passion Low Fat Clusters & Flakes
Good cereal starts with great taste. Many cereals may taste good, but artificial, unhealthy ingredients are often used without the whole grains, fiber and protein which are essential to a healthy breakfast. That's what makes Peace Cereal different.
We add only premium all natural grains, nuts and fruits providing you with essential whole grains, fiber and protein in a naturally delicious cereal. By effectively combining the finest all natural ingredients with uncompromising taste and frequent giving to worthy causes, Peace Cereal truly delivers Peace of Mind in Every Bite!
The Peace Pledge
Peace Cereal is committed to delivering healthy and delicious natural foods that provide Peace of Mind in Every Bite! We back this commitment with our pledge that no product will display the Peace Cereal brand unless it meets the following criteria:
- Use only the finest all natural ingredients without compromise
- All ingredients are grown and made without GMOs
- Continually minimize our environmental impact through eco-friendly operations and packaging
- Support our communities through ongoing giving
- Deliver nutritious food that tastes great!
- This pledge is more than a catchy slogan for everyone responsible for Peace Cereal; we live it every day.
Other Ingredients
Corn flour, whole rolled oats, milled cane sugar, barley malt syrup, vegetable oil (canola and/or safflower and/or sunflower oil), rice flour, freeze dried peaches (peaches, water, sugar), salt, whole oat flour, freeze dried mangos, brown rice syrup, molasses, tapioca syrup, natural flavor, cinnamon bark, annatto (for color), turmeric (for color), purple carrot juice (for color), nutmeg.
May contain tree nuts, wheat and soy.
|Supplement Facts
|Serving Size: 1 cup (55 g)
|Serving Per Container: About 5
|Amount Per Serving
|%Daily Value*
|Calories From Fat
|Total Fat
|2.5 g
Saturated Fat
|0 g
|Trans Fat
|0 g
|0 mg
|330 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|46 g
|Dietary Fiber
|2 g
|10 g
|4 g
|Vitamin A
|Vitamin C
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs:
|Total Fat
|Less than
|65 g
|80 g
|Sat Fat
|Less than
|20 g
|25 g
|Less than
|300 mg
|300 mg
|Less than
|2,400 mg
|2,400 mg
|Total Carbohydrate
|300 g
|375 g
|Dietary Fiber
|25 g
|30 g
|Calories per gram: Fat 9 • Carbohydrates 4 • Protein 4
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Barton 1792 Distillery Produces 3 Medal Winners in San Francisco CompetitionMay 31, 2013 By: Nightclub & Bar
Three Kentucky favorites from the Barton 1792 Distillery won medals in the 13th annual San Francisco World Spirits Competition (SFWSC), held March 21-24, 2013. 1792 Ridgemont Reserve Bourbon Whiskey won a much-coveted Double Gold Medal, and long-time favorite Kentucky Tavern won a Silver Medal. Another up and coming star, Zackariah Harris, was honored with a Silver Medal.
A record number of entries – more than 1,400 – were evaluated by some of the finest palates and spirits experts in the industry. Judging is based on a blind, consensual procedure to ensure competitive integrity.
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One second Oakdale High boys water polo coaches Alan Stender and David Earle were inconspicuously talking with Mustang parents, and the next they were scrambling to ditch wallets and cell phones as a pack of grinning athletes wrestled them from their poolside stances. Suddenly, both fully clothed coaches were dumped into the pool at the Oakdale Aquatic Center.
Jose Paredes, Gustavo Ruiz, Jose Hernandez, Scotty McNeil, Ernesto Zamudio and Juan Verduzco were honored during Senior Night festivities at the lighted Oakdale High varsity soccer field on Oct. 26.
Oakdale High's freshman standout Mabel Wong had already dominated the Valley Oak League field throughout the prep golf season, but saved her best performance for the end of conference play. Wong shot a 74 to earn medalist honors at the Brookside Country Club in Stockton and best the next closest golfer by nine strokes. That finale helped her claim a landslide VOL MVP in her first high school campaign.
Oakdale High golfers are already well into their postseason, but their counterparts in water polo, volleyball, tennis, and soccer are still searching for conference closure with only a few contests left on the schedule.
The Valley Oak League sports schedules must be written by Steven Spielberg, because prep football, volleyball and water polo seasons tend to end like a blockbuster movie.Today's (Oct. 26) Sonora at Oakdale water polo match marks the start of a 10-day span that represents the area's biggest and most exciting conference contests of the fall as traditional rivals vie for respective league championships.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE -- Wins over Valley Oak League and Valley Foothill Conference opponents has served Oakdale volleyball, tennis, soccer and water polo teams well in recent play.
Oakdale High's young cross country program topped some solid teams at Woodward Reservoir during their host Valley Oak League cluster meet on Wednesday, Oct. 12.
A terrific sophomore season as the top runner on Oakdale High's varsity girls cross country team in 2010 has paved the way for continued success and the same role for now-junior Liz Erwin in 2011. The determined OHS student leads all female runners on a strong young program. She broke free for a 25-minute, 5-second time on a five-kilometer course at Woodward Reservoir in Oakdale on Wednesday during the second Valley Oak League cluster meet.
The Valley Oak League golf season was dominated by one girl who stayed unbeaten through every league match and finished superbly at the league tournament with medalist honors and MVP status.
Oakdale High athletes on water polo, volleyball, soccer and tennis teams trudged through their respective prep schedules with wins and losses alike this past week.
No Oakdale High athlete had bigger shoes to fill this fall than varsity water polo goalkeeper Hayley Benson. With 2010-11 Oakdale Leader Athlete of the Year Morgan Kinyon departed via graduation, Benson was thrown into the pool and in front of the net this season.
Oakdale High's freshman girls volleyball team claimed a host invitational championship, while soccer, water polo, tennis and golf teams saw their own brand of success during conference and tournament action over the past week.
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE -- Oakdale High athletes opened October in a big way with conference and tournament victories across their respective fields of play.
Oakdale High's senior goalkeeper, Scotty McNeil, made a huge impact on the Mustang varsity soccer team over the past week. With Oakdale facing two tough opponents after a 0-3-1 start to the Valley Oak League season, McNeil stepped up with big plays on the defensive and offensive front to lead his team to two straight victories.
Oakdale High's varsity soccer team rebounded from a rough start to league play with big wins over the past week, while Mustang volleyball, water polo, golf and tennis teams saw their own bounty of success at the end of September.
Keeping the game close early, Oakdale's varsity football Mustangs finally ran out of steam and couldn't hold off an undefeated Clayton Valley Charter School squad, falling 28-7 in the CIF NorCal Regional Division II championship game on Saturday.
Bend, but don't break.
Though still missing plenty of team members – continuing with their football season – the Oakdale High School wrestling team packed its gym bags and headed down south to Bakersfield for the weekend's annual Rumble for the Rig tournament. OHS claimed second place out of 20 top wrestling schools from throughout the state. Oakdale had many standouts including four first place finishers, a pair of second place finishers and three others finishing in the top five.
In advance of the upcoming wrestling season, The Leader sent a questionnaire to head coach Steve Strange, seeking some thoughts on the campaign. Following are the questions and coach Strange's answers.
Oakdale punched its ticket for the 2014 Division III CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Championship game after dismantling 10th seeded Rio Linda 41-14 Friday night, Nov. 28.
The Oakdale Mustangs welcomed Vista Del Lago this past Friday night to The Corral with the winner advancing to the semifinals of the 2014 Sac Joaquin Section Championship in Division III. Oakdale pulled away in the fourth quarter of the Nov. 21 contest to win 42-14 and keep their season alive.
Taking down the top seed on Saturday, the Oakdale varsity Mustangs brought home the coveted blue banner, winning the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III soccer title over Christian Brothers.
Playoff action has concluded for a couple of Oakdale squads, as the volleyball girls and cross country teams wrapped up their seasons recently. Following is a look at their final performances.
On the final night of the 2014 regular season, it was a massive, standing room only crowd that gathered at The Corral to see the Mustangs honor the 25 seniors playing in their final home league game, as well as playing for a share of the Valley Oak League title. Oakdale welcomed Central Catholic, and what appeared to be close a thousand of their fans Friday night, Nov. 7. However, it was the home crowd that had the final roar as they watched their Mustangs thrive in a 48-28 victory.
Oakdale High School's varsity soccer team is off to a fast start in this year's CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division III soccer tournament, shutting out visiting Johnson 4-0 and following that up with a 5-1 home win over Rio Americano.
The Oakdale Mustangs varsity soccer team will be making its return to the CIF Sac-Joaquin Sections playoffs. Oakdale finished the 2014 regular season on the road this week, falling to the undefeated Weston Ranch Cougars 2-1 and then rebounded with a 4-1 victory over winless Central Catholic.
Emotions ran high on Thursday, Oct. 30 inside the gym at Oakdale High School as the 2014 edition of the Lady Mustangs claimed the Valley Oak League varsity volleyball title in the final regular season game for longtime coach Shelli Ponce.
Coming off a tough road loss, the varsity Mustangs rebounded nicely at home against the Kimball Jaguars running away with a 49-2 football victory on Friday, Oct. 24.
With the Valley Oak League shaping up to be a three horse race (Sierra, Oakdale and Central Catholic) this late in the season, fans of both Oakdale and Sierra packed the bleachers at Sierra High School's "The Den" Friday night, Oct. 17 to see the Timberwolves host the Mustangs in a battle of the unbeatens. The fans were treated to a nailbiter that saw the home team escape with a 31-20 victory.
As the nights grow longer and the days shorter, the 2014 fall sports season is rapidly coming to an end. With just two weeks remaining for some of the sports and others gearing up for playoffs, every game is crunch time for Oakdale High School. Following is information from a variety of sports that were in action this week.
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The Bamberg TreasureFest
Festival is back. The 2008 festival
kicks off at 11 am on Friday
November 7th and 9 am on
Saturday November 8th at the
Ness Sports Complex in
The festival which has been
cancelled for the last two years
because of the road construction
of Highways 78 and 301 is back
and in full swing.
Courtney Owens of
Bamberg was crowned the very
first Miss TreasureFest Friday
night, November 1st at the
Bamberg Civic Center. This was
the first annual TreasureFest
beauty pageant that was held in
Bamberg and was a huge success
with 23 participants from
Bamberg and surrounding counties.
Summer Yoakum won
Junior Miss TreasureFest, and
Lindsey Darnell of Bamberg
won Little Miss TreasureFest.
Tiny Miss TreasureFest was
Caroline Antley with Amelia
Stembridge winning the Wee
Miss TreasureFest title.
Renee Crosby of Bamberg
was the pageant director and
hosted the event for the evening.
Bamberg Mayor Alton
McCollum is excited and
expects a good turnout at this
years TreasureFest. The committee
has done a great job in
organizing and getting this
together and I am proud of
them, said McCollum. We
have lots of exciting things
scheduled for both Friday and
Saturday and the City of
Bamberg welcomes everyone
back to this years festival.
The festival is full of events
on Friday and Saturday and will
have something for all ages to
enjoy. There are approximately
40 vendors with food, arts and
crafts and just about a little bit of everything to sell.
there will be lots of entertainment
scheduled throughout the entire
day with local musicians and
singers like Jimmy Still, Marty
Clayton, Marion Dobson and
David Cooler, along with Otis
Brown (formerly of the Drifters)
and Norman Bolen with a tribute
to Elvis. There will be
Salkehatchie story telling
throughout the day featuring
story tellers, Barbara Still, Thom
Bristow and Travis J. Godley.
Kids need to sign up and register
at 9:30 am on Saturday morning
to participate in the Childrens
Sidewalk Art contest.
Friday will feature Caleb
Hartzogs Petting Zoo beginning
at 3 pm, a favorite among children
and Air Fun Rental Rides
will be open from 6 pm-10 pm.
Saturday the Zoo will reopen at 9
am and the rides will open at 12
The parade will begin at 11
am on Saturday Morning starting
at the Ness Sports Complex with
the lineup beginning at 10:30 am.
The Grand Marshal for this
years parade will be Bamberg
Red Raider baseball Coach and
Bamberg County Citizen of the
Year, David Horton and the Red
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was filled to the brim.
Mooched around the Lovely Fair, which was held down the road from us.
Ate pain au chocolat and drank coffee outside the deli whilst playing our counting game.
(counting game = pick a subject to spot. I.e... dogs or bikes or something random like roller skates!, and you count what you see). Dan chose roller skates, thinking he wouldn't see one. Half an hour later in a shop, a little girl skated through to much giggling and hi fiving on our part!
Weeded and weeded and dug and sunbathed at the allotment. Oh and harvested many squashes.
Climbed trees.
Chatted and giggled with allotment friends.
Had Grandparents over for supper.
Painted the front door several coats of Yellow paint. (still not finished!)
Made some of these amazing autumn creations (Thanks Cathy for your constant inspiration!)
Went on bike rides.
Picked sloes from hedgerows. Made Sloe Vodka.
Charlie lost his second tooth... the tooth fairy is winging her way here this evening!
Roamed around in the mid October sun.
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($17) Pale gold. Fresh pear, peach and melon on the nose, with intriguing sage, anise and mint adding complexity. Medium-bodied and silky, with ripe quince, honeydew and yellow plum flavors brightened by zesty citrus pith and quinine. There's a fruit/mineral tension here that's reminiscent of top-notch Chablis, not to mention a similar texture. Bright, nervy and focused on the long, pure finish. This carries 14% alcohol like it was 11%: I was shocked to see that number on the label.
($35) Yellow-gold. Ripe peach, apricot and musky yellow plum on the nose, with toasted nut and jasmine accents. Plump and fleshy, showing a range of fresh and dried pit fruit flavors sweetened by a hint of floral honey. Fairly weighty wine, finishing on a dry but sappy note, with good clinging length.
($20) Dark pink. Dried red berries and cherry on the nose, with musky herb and underbrush accents. Full and weighty, displaying powerful red and dark berry flavors and a chewy texture. A distinctive style somewhat akin to a Tavel, and emphatically not for casual sipping.
($19; 60% grenache and 20% each mataro and shiraz) Medium red. Spicy redcurrant and strawberry aromas are lightly kissed by a hint of cracked pepper. Lithe, bright and straightforward, perhaps a tad simple, with crisp red berry flavors, light tannins and building sweetness on the finish. Serve this light, fruity wine with a slight chill.
($20) Dark purple. Peppery blackberry and blueberry on the nose, with a complex bouquet of dried flowers, baking spices and minerals. Sweet dark berry flavors are sharpened by white pepper and graphite, which leave an intriguing Szechuan peppercorn-like numbing effect on the palate. Pretty complex for an entry-level wine, and with textbook syrah character. Finishes with sweet cherry and cassis flavors and excellent length.
($50) Bright ruby. Deep, spicy blackberry and cassis aromas, along with a range of incense, floral and mineral accents. Sexy licorice candy and cola notes emerge with air and are repeated on the palate. Sweet dark berry flavors are nicely firmed by youthful tannins and brisk acids, with a late-arriving cinnamon note adding interest. The impressively pure, long finish is suave, silky and fresh.
($105; 92% shiraz with 8% viognier) Bright purple. Intensely spicy aromas of black raspberry, cherry, cocoa powder and Asian spices. Inky and youthfully brooding, with powerful dark berry liqueur flavors, velvety tannins and a building impression of graphite. Tightens with air but not at the expense of its wonderfully lush, deeply concentrated fruit and sexy spices.
($35; 60% grenache and 20% each of mataro and shiraz) Ruby-red. Red berry and cherry aromas, with a good dose of vanilla accentuating the sweetness of the nose. Lush and expansive, with ripe raspberry and cherry jam flavors underscored by gentle minerality. Finishes on a creamy red berry note, with excellent length.
($105) Opaque ruby. Powerful dark berry liqueur aromas are complemented by a kaleidoscopic array of fresh and dried flowers, incense, Asian spices and vanilla. Suave and silky in texture, with explosive blackberry and mulberry flavors complemented by exotic spice and floral qualities. Finishes with superbly integrated tannins and outstanding persistence, leaving sexy spice and mocha notes in its wake.
($150; 100% mataro) Inky purple. Explosively perfumed nose features potent boysenberry, blueberry and lavender aromas deepened by licorice, espresso and musky underbrush. Broad, juicy dark berry flavors display impressive depth and sweetness, with gentle, harmonious tannins lending support. Remarkably balanced, pure and luscious, with outstanding persistence on the silky finish. This is one suave wine.
($225; 95% shiraz and 5% viognier) Inky ruby. Hugely aromatic, pungent bouquet of dark berries, kirsch, fresh flowers, licorice and minerals. Expansive dark fruit flavors completely suffuse the palate and are brightened by vibrant notes of fresh flowers and graphite. Wonderfully creamy in texture, with no rough edges. Tannins slowly sneak in on the finish, adding structure to this dramatically concentrated, sappy shiraz. The persistence of fruit here is amazing.
($17; for 375 ml.) Bright straw. Pungent pear and yellow plum on the nose, with suave baking spices and citrus zest adding energy. Moderately sweet citrus marmalade flavors are enlivened by surprisingly brisk acidity, which contributes impressive clarity and cut. Juicy orange and pear flavors define the long, vibrant finish. I'd serve this as an aperitif or with pungent cheeses. (The Australian Wine Connection, Carlsbad, CA)


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Biotech Stock Mailbag: Amarin or Arena Takeout?
@glopolon asks, "$ARNA = $AFFY? More or less?"
Affymax (AFFY) shares dropped from $14 to $10 in the two weeks after FDA approved Omontys, a once-monthly anemia drug, this past spring. The stock has recovered a bit but is still down about 6% since Omontys' approval. So, yeah, Arena and Affymax are acting in similar ways post-drug approval.
Takeda sells Omontys on behalf of Affymax but how the product's sales will be reported publicly each quarter is not yet clear. Affymax spokeswoman Sylvia Wheeler told me that the company and Takeda are still working through the disclosure process. Affymax reports third-quarter financials in August.
Regarding Ampio Pharmaceuticals (AMPE) and the looming expiration of an insider stock lockup, Joe remarks, "Funny that the CEO and CSO's press release regarding voluntary extension of their lock-up was not followed by an SEC filing. I get the sense that AMPE's CEO and CSO might very well change their minds and not inform the shareholders. That press release is meaningless."Good point. Even if Ampio's CEO and CSO do extend their lock-up agreement for another six months, plenty of other company insiders remain free to sell millions of shares starting July 15. James asks, "Any chance you are going to take another look at Nymox Pharmaceuticals (NYMX)?" Nymox remains opaque about the clinical development of NX-207, its experimental drug for benign prostatic hyperplasia, or enlarged prostate. When I last wrote about Nymox in February 2011, CEO Paul Averbeck told me he expected to file NX-207 for FDA approval in 2012, assuming the ongoing phase III studies were positive. But since Nymox doesn't provide any meaningful updates about the progress of the phase III trials, it's impossible to say whether the company is on track to meet its development timelines for NX-207. I have my serious doubts, particularly since Nymox has never disclosed much about the drug, and what it has disclosed makes little sense. Why trust a drug company unwilling to be transparent with its shareholders or potential investors? Andrew I. asks, "Will Chelsea Therapeutics (CHTP) ever recover? Lost half of the value today and have to do a new study. Down to about 85 cents today. Think a lot of the bad news was already priced in and that this news is really not a surprise. I can understand why the company would try to re-work their current study 306B but not surprised at all the FDA said no deal. What are your thoughts?"
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Never again do I want to watch such a shambles of an opening ceremony.
I was cringing during most of the opening ceremony but the part with the singers On the plus side I got the score spot on!
I missed the opening ceremony as they are usually dull affairs but looks like the lunacy of this one would be quite entertaining
Feeling rather smug this morning after both bets came through! Had 2/1 that brazil would play in yellow so that was a bit of a no brainer really and that both sides would score but that Brazil would win. Really surprised that one came through since technically Croatia didn't score.
So the Croatians are not happy with the ref: BBC Sport - World Cup 2014: Brazil v Croatia referee scandalous - Dejan Lovren
Gotta say I'm with them on that.
Seemed almost like Blatter had told the ref 'Make sure Brazil win, we dont want anymore (escalation in the) riots.'
Terrible referee. Very poor sportmanship from a lot of Brazil players.
Rivaldo is exactly what came to my mind when Fred fell over, too.
It's so sad to see Brasil doing this, especially after seeing previous generations do this:
FINAL World Cup 1970 | Carlos Alberto - Brazil vs Italy 4:1 w/ music - YouTube
and this
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I know he missed but at the time, it was such an audacious move, it was still Brasilian flair at its best. Four years before Cruyff and his Turn, too.
Yeah, the recent Brazil teams just haven't had the class, or the flair of the 1970s group. Ronaldo was decent in his hey day. I still remember watching the UEFA Cup Final of 1998 where he completely stole the show. Some of the skills in that match were scarily good!
Unfortunately, the Rivaldo's and Ronaldinho's have just let themselves down with theatrics and tantrums!
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They played brilliantly in the first half. Wingers on both sides were placing the ball perfectly for the attackers, Neymar was jumping over tackles and barging about but as soon as the second half started the Brazillians were rolling around and falling over like wimpy toddlers. It can only be down to Scolari's speech at half time.
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Toni Braxton was in the middle of performing her hit "He Wasn't Man Enough For Me" when her already barely-there loin cloth accidentally accidentally exposed her cakes, prompting snickering from the audience.
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Very handy and effective These are small quick snaps that allow for quick change of lures & jigs without retying. Allows for free movement of the lure as when using a loop knot. I keep a variety of sizes on hand. March 6, 2014
nice product, but buy it somewhere else i like to use these snaps for ice fishing. it saves my fingers from freezing while trying to tie a knot and makes it easier to change your presentation very quickly. the small size is very small and can barely be seen by the fish. it also does not restrict the jigs action. the worst thing about this product is the price. $11 for i believe 24 snaps? that's waaay too much for me. i went to my local bait shop and got a 6 pack for $0.79. so it's a good product, just buy it somewhere else to save some cash. February 13, 2014
I KNEW BETTER I'VE BEEN FISHING FOR OVER 60 YEARS, I KNEW BETTER THAN TO BUY THESE. GUESS I GOT LAZY ABOUT KNOT TYING. THESE THING ARE MORE TROUBLE THAN TYING A KNOT. IF YOU ARE A CITY SLICKER FISHERMAN, THEN YOU NEED TO BUY THEM. I WAS LAZY. NOT FOR ME . AN EXPERIENCED FISHERMAN WOULD KNOW BETTER. I JUST GOT OLD AND LAZY June 24, 2013
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A:Hi, thank you for your inquiry. There are four sizes for various types of fishing. The small sized is used for fly-fishing and permits a dry fly to float. The medium size is used for pan fish, crappie, etc. The large size is used for crappie and bass. Spinner baits also work well on the large size. The Xlarge size is used for bass fishing, accepts lures, and plugs without any trouble.
Therefore, you will match the size by what type of fishing you will be doing to match your 3/0 hook. Thanks
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size for trout sized lures
Details:What size would be best for small lures like pins minnow, small spoons and panther martins. I use 4-6lb test for this application so strength not an issue ...more concerned as to which will snap securely to the small lure best
11 months ago
A:I use small for smallest trout lures (1/32 oz to 1/16 oz spinners, even 1/8 oz spinners); I use medium when switching to larger spinners or small jigs with heavier wire eyes.
9 months ago
- Central Pennsylvania(read all my Q&A)
A:Small, for 2 and 4 lb test line. Medium for 6 lb test line.
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what size ?
Details:what size do you use for freshwater lures and what size for saltwater lures?
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A:lg and xl for freshwater, have both and would not use anything smaller than lg for bass fishing. smaller may be ok for flyfishing. XL only for saltwater, that may even be too small though. These aren't very big.
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A:I use Large for freshwater. I don't salt water fish much. I tie them to 14 lb. flourocarbon leaders, app. 18"-24" long. Hint; Spread them open a little to attach to lures easier, then lightly pinch them closed enough to keep lure on.
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What size is best for a 1/16 oz crappie jig?
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A:I'd use a medium for a 1/16 oz jig
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A:med. works great.
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A:Small, but you may need cheaters to thread the line through.
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A:I'd have no problem using a medium for that jig. Unless it's just got a really tiny hook eye -it should work
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A:the smallest in black or chrome. I use black for my jigs.
A:small or medium
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A:Might use the small ones if you are using 4-6 lb test. Medium for anything larger is my thought.
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A:Just tried dry flies this afternoon, not a problem with them floating at all with this snap!!!!!!
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A:Even the smallest Fas-Snap may carry a dry fly under the surface. Make sure you try one out at home in the sink first.
A:my flies float. small one works great
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A:depends on the fly...use the smallest fas-snap
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A:Small size for any flies, they will not sink a fly
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A:No it will not make flies sink.
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A:4x tippet
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What is the size in length of these snaps?
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A:The large ones are about 5/32" long. The small ones are about 3/32."
A:that is a hard question...I would guess itsy-bitsy (1/32d"), teeny-weeny (1/16") and little-bitty (maybe big enough for the O ring on small crank baits)...best I can do...
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A:3 sizes small for 1/16 oz med for 3/8 oz large for larger jigs
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A:Smallest ones are about 1/4"
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A:the medium is id say 3/16 long and 1/8 wide....didnt buy any large ones but im going to buy some large ones in the future
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A:well under 1/4 inch
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A:I dont have the actual measurements but the "L" is barely large enough for med sized cranks. Not sure (never seen them) but I'd bet the "XL" would be better for big bass baits. Normans give the size but cost more.
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How small is the smallest size? What's the smallest size trout fly you could fit on the small "fast snap?"
A:The small is perfect for dry flies, and bead heads for 16" trout, have not had any bend on me yet.
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A:The smallest Fas-Snap is about 1/8" long. a 1/32 oz jig hook fits easily on it.
You should be able to get a #10 or a #12 fly onto the small Fas-Snap.
A:The smallest size will fit in a crappie jig eye.
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A:Very small, I use it for dry flys and rubber bugs
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A:you use this for putting your leader to your fly line.
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A:if you ask me the small is very little and hard to hold while trying to slip the fly on
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A:I would not do it for trout and trout flies. I would use for bass or saltwater species not too sensitive to additional hardware.
Depending on what time of year, especially later in the summer when the flies are getting smaller this is a non starter for trout. Thats why I use flouro leader, 7x tippets, etc depending on how big the fish are where I am fishing. Trout with any pressure are too smart for this.
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Nice looking and easy to install but problems by Rhyno, April 15, 2014
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Installation was a breeze and it looks just like the OEM one. But it vibrates worse then OEM you can hardly see anything out of it.
by , April 13, 2014
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Shipped quickly. Easy to install. Looks good on the truck.
easiest to purchase and best price by butch, January 22, 2014
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We have gotten this before and the ease of delivery and installation is the greatest
Stops vibrating when the engines not running. by jbwilliams25, December 28, 2013
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The factory replacement mirror for my vehicle is $450. Cant beat the price on this mirror. When the diesel engine idles theres a minor noticeable and irritating harmonic vibration. The same when driving on the road. I would purchase it again to deprive the dealer of my hard earned money. I do find it irritating and try not to dwell on its taiwan made imperfections. Its worth the $300 savings
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05 November 2009
Staff and students will have the opportunity to attend recordings of popular radio programmes next week when BBC Radio 4 arrives on campus.
Cardiff is one of only three universities chosen to take part in BBC Radio 4's first-ever autumn tour which features a variety of live recordings open to staff and students, as well as a range of student workshops.
Featured programmes hosted in the Students' Union on Thursday 12th November include Material World, Radio 4's weekly look at the science in and behind the news, and The 3rd Degree, a new quiz show which will see Cardiff academics and undergraduates pit their wits against each other.
Comedians Holly Walsh, Andy Parsons and Jeremy Hardy will also join host Sandi Toksvig at the Union for a recording of humorous panel show, The News Quiz.
On Friday 13th November, the Julian Hodge Building will be home to topical discussion show, Any Questions, chaired by Jonathan Dimbleby, and performance poetry show Bespoken Word.
Workshops held over the two days will give students the chance to meet production staff and presenters. Topics covered include how to translate a visual series like Torchwood into radio, how to get across the excitement of science to a lay audience, feature programming, and performance poetry.
For more information on all these events, including timings and details of how to obtain free tickets, please click here.
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