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Dental Clinic
Services you can smile about.
Sitrin's Dental Clinic offers high quality, comprehensive services in a convenient location. Most insurances are accepted, including Ameritas, CIGNA, CSEA, Delta Dental, Guardian, Healthplex, MVP and UnitedHealthcare. Care Credit and private pay are also accepted.
Technology and services.
Sitrin's Dental Clinic uses state-of-the-art equipment, including digital x-ray technology, electronic dental record keeping, and computerized scheduling, and provides:
- Preventative dental care including oral hygiene instructions, sealants and fluoride treatments
- Cleanings, dental scalings and x-rays
- Dental and periodontal examinations
- Extractions
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In addition, Sitrin's staff has experience treating individuals of all ages, including those with complex medical conditions.
Location: 2050 Tilden Avenue, New Hartford, NY
Hours of Operation: Monday through Saturday - 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Eight spacious operatories
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- Staff includes a dental director, dental supervisor, dentists, registered dental hygienists, dental assistants, and receptionist
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July 16, 2013: The Coastal Zone Industrial Control Board hearing of the Delaware City Refinery's crude by rail trainsfer operation air permit was held at the DelTech Terry Campus in Dover. The Delaware City Refinery filed a petition to intervene in the appeal hearing.
On Behalf of the Sierra Club, Delaware Chapter, the American Civil Liberties Union filed a petition with Attorney General Beau Biden in June asking for a review of the DNREC hearing for the Delaware City Refinery's Title V permit renewal.
The Sierra Club and Delaware Audubon Society filed appeals on June 14, 2013 with the Environmental Appeals Board and the Coastal Zone Industrial Control Board of Secretary's Order 2013-A-0020 dated May 31, 2013 concerning the Delaware City Refinery's Marine Vapor Recovery System ("MVRS") for violating the Coastal Zone Act. Sierra Club and Delaware Audubon are represented in these appeals by the

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Recently, OSHA recommended a fine for an Augusta-based paper mill, International Paper, after an accident that killed a worker earlier this year. The Atlanta Business Chronicle reported that OSHA handed down 37 citations and proposed more than $120,000 in fines against (more…)
August, 2009:
Gainesville, Georgia Poultry Farm Fined for Endangering Workers
The local poultry plant, Mar-Jac, in Gainesville Georgia was recently fined almost $380,000 by OSHA. OSHA proposed $379,800 in penalties against Mar-Jac Poultry Inc., of Gainsville, Georgia, for safety and health violations. The company was cited with four willful violations with a (more…)
Georgia's Injured Employees and Workers' Compensation
Generally, when an employee is injured in Atlanta or any other city in Georgia, the employee may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits. These benefits are primarily made up of medical treatment as it relates to the work injury and income benefits to a certain point.
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Recent Court of Appeals Decision on Workers' Compensation
The Georgia Court of Appeals recently reversed a decision rendered by the Superior Court of Lowndes County on the issue of appellate jurisdiction. The case at bar was Strickland v. Crossmark, Georgia Court of Appeals, A09A0491 (06/26/09).
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Bryan Ramos and Gail Bailey, Featured Presenters at Document Management In The Trenches
On September 23, 2009, Bryan Ramos and Gail Bailey will speak at the Cobb Galleria at a seminar hosted by the Institute for Paralegal Education. The seminar (more…)
Georgia Court of Appeals Clarifies Workers' Comp Requirements for Tolling Statute of Limitations in Catastrophic Designation Cases
On July 9, 2009, the Georgia Court of Appeals delivered its opinion in the Kroger Company v. Wilson case (A09A1226). In this matter, the Court specifically addressed the application of the statute of limitations provision to a change of condition/catastrophic designation case. (more…)


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Mon, Sep 24, 07 at 18:28
Hello, everyone. I have been doing embroidery by hand most of my life, but am interested now in possibly purchasing a machine which I can use to make quick initials on our granddaughter's clothing and possibly our linens, towels, etc. With durability and price in mind, I would like advice on which machine would be the best one for me for this limited use.
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- Posted by kandyk1340 (My Page) on Sat, Sep 29, 07 at 19:06
If you have a decent sewing machine, you may want to consider an embroidery only machine. I have a Janome 300E which is embroidery only and the price is reasonable, you can probably get one for around $1200.00. I have had mine for about 2 1/2 years and it is a workhorse. If you want to spend a little more, the 350E is a step up and cuts the bottom and top threads, which saves alot of time. I recently acquired a Brother 8500 which is a sewing and embroidery machine and costs about $2500.00 on sale, and honestly, there is no difference in stitch quality. The advantage of the Janome is that it uses a generic card and card reader, thus saving some money rather than having to buy only a Brother one, like you do for the 8500. |
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Thanks for the information. I really would like just an embroidery machine, since I have a couple of nice sewing machines. LU |
For heaven sake DO NOT buy a Huskystar EM10. In a little over a year mine has been replaced once, spent more than 3 months in the shop and is now going back to the factory for the same chronic problems. i am pulling my hair out. When the machine works it is a dream, but motor keeps stalling and bobbins won't wind. |
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She was born Dec. 20, 1940, to Lola Houlk Evans and Edd Evans.
She leaves this earthly home a loving and devoted wife, mother, sister, aunt and great-aunt with memories of so much love and happiness for us to cherish always. She retired from Jackson Manufacturing as a seamstress after many years of service.
She was predeceased by her parents; grandparents, Martha & Charlie Houlk and Lloyd Sr. and Louisa Evans; several aunts, uncles and cousins.
She leaves to cherish her memory and love her husband of 56 years, Leonard D. Smith; son, Stacy Dee Smith; sister, Brenda Evans; brothers, Jimmy (Wanda) Evans, Gary (Teresa) Evans; nieces and nephews she loved as her own, Megan (A.J.) Antuna, Barry (Jennifer) Evans, Kaitlin, Brad and Eric Hufstetler; great-nephew and nieces, Jaxson Antuna, Lola Antuna and Brenley Evans who loved their "Mimi" so much and she adored them so; aunts, uncles and a host of cousins.
Pallbearers will be Terry Evans, Dennis Evans, Alex Lawson, Andrew Lawson, John Dodson and Wesley Helton. Honorary pallbearers will be Michael Dodd, Fernando Gomez, Mike Lawson and Henry Ledford.
Visitation will be today, April 8, 2013, from 5 to 8 p.m. at New Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland. A graveside service will be held on Tuesday, April 9, at 11 a.m. at Hillcrest Memorial Gardens.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Hospice of Chattanooga Foundation, P.O. Box 46, Chattanooga TN 37401.
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Emergency Services
- Emergency Plan
- Emergency Preparedness Guide
- Emergency Preparedness Week
- Ambulance Services
- Fire Services
- Hospital Services
- Police Services
- Public Access Defibrillation Units in City Facilities
Emergency Plan
The Emergency Plan Act, 1983 is the primary authority enabling municipalities to develop their own emergency plans. The City of Burlington has a responsibility to develop and maintain an effective level of emergency preparedness, planning and communications to respond to the needs of the community. The foundation of the City of Burlington's preparedness is its Emergency Plan.
The aim of any emergency plan is to reduce the risk that residents may face, including reducing the property damage that often results in an emergency. The City of Burlington's Emergency Plan is a comprehensive document outlining procedures to be followed in case of an emergency, who does what, and how people are to be notified in case of an emergency. The Plan, which is reviewed annually, is an essential resource either for a major emergency requiring assistance or in smaller case incidents calling for more limited responses. The Plan is supported by training of the members of staff and Council who are included in the emergency response.
The Emergency Plan is posted here for your information. It reflects the non-confidential portion of the City's readiness in case of an emergency affecting the community. Additional measures are in place related to internal preparedness that would maintain the City's operation as a business within the community during an emergency situation.
Dowload the Emergency Plan in Adobe Acrobat PDF format. (use the link at the bottom of this section to download free Acrobat Reader):
Emergency Preparedness Guide
This guide offers some practical advice to help prepare in the event of an emergency situation. The guide will be a valuable addition to every home providing the resources we need to take care of our family, our neighbours and ourselves in any emergency situation.
To obtain a printed copy of the Emergency Preparedness Guide, please contact the Burlington Fire Department at 905-333-0772, ext. 6202 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Download a copy of the Emergency Preparedness Guide
Emergency Preparedness Week 2014
The City of Burlington recognizes the first full week of May as Emergency Preparedness Week. The theme this year is community resilience, focusing on ways the community can learn from past emergencies to better prepare for future emergencies. As part of the theme, the city has highlighted different perspectives of several individuals in our community that were involved in the ice storm that left thousands of Burlington homes without power.
From May 5 to 9, the city will have displays in the main lobby of City Hall, 426 Brant St., Burlington. During this time, the Burlington Fire Department will provide emergency planning information. For more information about how to prepare for emergencies, visit www.getprepared.ca, http://www.halton.ca/beprepared or www.emergencymanagementontario.ca.
Ambulance Services
There are four stations within Burlington:
- 455 Cumberland Avenue, Burlington
- 1018 Willowbrook Road, Burlington
- 2130 Brant Street, Burlington
- 5200 Corporate Drive, Burlington - attached to the Creek Way Long-term Care home
Also, Joseph Brant Hospital facilitates training and medical direction to keep our paramedics up-to-date.
For more information, visit the Ambulance page at the Region of Halton Web site. Or, contact the Halton Region Health Department, Ambulance Services Hotline at: 905-825-6000
The information for Ambulance Services originated on the Region of Halton Web site.
Fire Services
The City of Burlington is a combined urban and rural area covering 189 square kilometers. Our composite department employs full-time and volunteer firefighters who collectively provide emergency service response from fire stations utilizing the latest technology.
Visit the Fire Department pages for more information.
Hospital Services
Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital
1230 North Shore Blvd., Burlington, Ontario
Phone: 905-632-3730
Fax: 905-336-6480
Visit the Joseph Brant Memorial Hospital Web site for more information.
Police Services
On January 1, 1974, the Halton Regional Police Services (HRPS) was formed and included the City of Burlington, and towns of Oakville, Milton and Halton Hills.
Halton Regional Police Automated Line: 905-825-4747
For more information, visit the Halton Region Police Services.
The content for this section originated on the Halton Regional Police Services Web site.
Public Access Defibrillation Units in City Facilities
In October, 2004 all City of Burlington arenas and the Burlington Seniors' Centre became heart-safe facilities with the installation of Public Access Defibrillation (PAD) units. The units, which provide a "Shock in a Box", are also available at city pools, City Hall and Tyandaga golf course.


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Aliyah Johnson and Keeara Jackson had 14 points each to pace Richmond Hill High School to a 51-29 win over Wayne County on Tuesday night in Richmond Hill.
Spencer Buck scored a career-high 38 points to lead Richmond Hill High School to a 78-67 win Tuesday over visiting Wayne County.
Bryan County High School senior Tiffany Howard wore No. 1 on her jersey playing softball for the Lady Redskins.
Richmond Hill High School's boys' and girls' basketball teams knocked off Region 2-AAAA foe Liberty County on Friday night in a basketball doubleheader at LCHS.
Bryan County High School will play full time in Class AA next year. On Friday night, the Lady Redskins gave AA power Vidalia a preview of what the Lady Indians might expect, winning 65-63 in the Brewton Parker Christmas Tournament in Mount Vernon.
One of the definitions for the word "indispensible" in Webster's Dictionary is about as short and to the point as you can get.
Last season, the Richmond Hill High School boys basketball team won the Savannah Holiday Classic with a senior-laden group that went on to win the Region 2-AAAA tournament and finish 21-9.
Among the year's top performances in 2011 was that turned in by Richmond Hill High School senior Shaquille Walker. Walker, now at Brigham Young University on a track and field scholarship, won his second consecutive state 800 title in May at the boys' state Class AAAA track meet in Jefferson. In 2010, Walker won the 800 in Class AAA. But he wasn't the only one to make a splash at the state track meet. Bryan County High School's Kimberly Williams, below, finished second in the girls' high jump in Class A for the second straight season. Williams ...
The Bryan County High School girls' basktball team improved to 7-2 with a 44-30 win Tuesday night at Truetlen County.
Joe Watkins had a lot of friends. That was evident during a flag football tournament bearing his name, as 16 teams signed up and competed to help raise funds.
Richmond Hill is making a habit of winning the Savannah Holiday Classic.
Sepncer Buck scord 14 poitns to lead the Wildcats to a 51-43 win over Beach on Friday at Beach.
BC 67 South Effingham 55
Richmond Hill 49, Effingham 45 (girls)
Junior Richmond Hill High School wrestler Ethan Wampler placed first the Rebel Invitational on Saturday at Effingham County High School.
Bryan County High School outfielder Melinda Myers played a number of positions during her career as a Lady Redskin. But one thing about Myers never changed, coach Al Butler said.
Richmond Hill High School senior Justin Henle's baseball career took another step Tuesday, when the All Region 3-AAAAA honorable mention catcher signed with Darton State College, a two-year school in Albany. Call it the next leg of a journey he expects to carry him far. .
HEADLINE: Redskins take two games, continue to roll
The Richmond Hill Tennis Association (RHATA) is looking for players to join our league for the upcoming spring season! The RHATA is approved by both the USTA Section and National office as a registered community tennis association. We offer both competitive play and a fun, relaxed atmosphere for all levels of player. Our season starts on February 8th and runs on Sunday Evenings through May. If you are interested in coming out and playing with us visit our web-site at www.richmondhilltennis.com or e-mail: email@example.com.
Richmond Hill's local running company, Georgia Game Changers is encouraging runners and walkers to join them in supporting the Richmond Hill JROTC Battalion, for their 3rdAnnual Richmond Hill Resolution Runz, this Saturday, January 17th at JF Gregory Park. This year, there will be two races-a 5K and a 10K race. The races will start at 9:00 am, on Saturday, January 17th.
Jeremy McClendon scored 22 points and Keyshaun Street added 19 as Bryan County High School ran past Vidalia 80-51 on Saturday in Pembroke in a Region 2-AA basketball game.
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Cheltenham Half Marathon 2014
- Date: 7 September 2014
- Entry fee: £25
- Fundraising target: £150
- Location: Cheltenham, UK
- Distance: 13.1 miles
- Terrain: Road
- Register online for the 2014 Cheltenham Half Marathon
The 2014 Cheltenham Half Marathon offers a fantastic single lap course along broad tree-lined avenues and featuring a lap of the majestic Cheltenham racecourse. This is a half marathon designed to show-off Cheltenham, taking you on an intimate tour on traffic-free roads, through the heart of this stunning regency town. Registration for 2014 is now closed, but entry for the 2015 event is coming soon!
Cheltenham Half Marathon 2014 route map and information
For further information about your race pack, transport (including buses and parking) and spectator guides, visit the Cheltenham Half Marathon's website.
View the 2014 Cheltenham Half Marathon route map online or if you would like an accessible version of the route or for any other questions about race day please contact us:
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Why should I join Team RNIB?
As a member of Team RNIB you will receive:
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This rose is almost 5 feet across and the best ever for a tree rose, IMHO. I strongly recommend this rose as it is without fault here in my very warm climate.
Here are some photos of its blooms and what it looks like right now.
That is Ebb Tide in the background and a neighbor's rose (which blooms just for us now--hah!) Blue columbine self-seeded from the side yard, where this color never actually appeared. |
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- Posted by BlueDerby21 9b (My Page) on Sun, May 22, 11 at 23:57
Wow! Eureka is indeed gorgeous - Does it start out as an apricot golden yellow and then age to yellow or vice versa? Another that I shall have to add to my wish list :) |
- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Mon, May 23, 11 at 1:24
Are all those Eureka blooms from one standard? That's pretty impressive. Wow - I agree with you - that's just perfect for a standard. YOur whole yard looks great - and I like how you get to see all the blooms from your neighbors yard. Wow! Thanks! |
Very nice, vivacious Eureka tree rose, Kathy, very sunshiny! I've always loooved Boxofrox's Eureka and his gorgeous Eureka bouquets, and your roses remind me so how MUCH he's MISSED! Hope he will come back soon... |
- Posted by kathy9norcal CA 9 (My Page) on Mon, May 23, 11 at 15:19
Blue, it starts out much brighter and ages to medium yellow as you see in the full tree photo. It is just one standard. We had to support it with metal fence stakes as it kept tearing out its supports. You sometimes see less orange edges according to weather conditions. Yes, the neighbor put some ugly hedge type bush in front of the rose and it hides it from them. They know nothing about gardening and their plantings are invading and leaning on the fence, destroying it. The put in a pool in their tiny yard, that they use twice a year. They tore out tons of trees to do the pool, leaving only one in the corner. It is an eyesore from our upstairs bedroom window--ghetto-like ugly pool furniture, ugh. It used to be such a pretty backdrop. She gets pms regularly and shrieks at her teenage son in the ugliest voice possible. Aaah, tiny California yards . . . and these are considered big for this area. |
Thanks for posting another one of your many fab. blooms. ...ahhh! neighbors...... May be you should record her and play back? |
- Posted by zeffyrose_pa6b7 6b7 (My Page) on Tue, May 24, 11 at 11:27
What a gorgeous rose----I'm always amazed at your wonderful collection of roses--- Sorry to hear about your neighbor----we are very fortunate to have great neighbors- Florence |
- Posted by canadian_rose zone 3a (My Page) on Fri, May 27, 11 at 14:44
Oh inga - that's a great idea - if one has the nerve. LOL Carol |
Awesome flowers! 'Eureka' is very good here and seems to get better every year. Your garden looks wonderful. Block walls are so worth the money... |
Your garden looks so beautiful. Would you mind to let me know where did you get your standard tree roses, Eureka and Our Lady of Guadalupe? Again, thank you for sharing your wonderful roses. |
- Posted by kathy9norcal CA 9 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 13:50
KhaVi, sure, I got them at my local Home Depot! When I saw, OLG, I was leaving the store. It was in the garden doorway in full bloom. I got to the car and turned around and went back. It scented the whole car. Back then, I could smell things with no problem. There is also a well-known Sacramento nursery that has many standards, but they are not cheap there. |
- Posted by ramblinrosez7b JerseyShore (email@example.com) on Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 18:40
That Eureka is so beautiful! And so is the rest of your garden. You always have the most gorgeous roses. Thanks for sharing them with us. |
- Posted by ron_and_susan z8 GA (My Page) on Sun, Jun 5, 11 at 22:37
Kathy--Those pics are amazing!!--Ron |
- Posted by le_jardin_of_roses zone 10 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 6, 11 at 14:16
Gorgeous tree rose! Love photo #4 the best. It really sparkles in your garden. Juliet |
Eureka has to be one the best blooming strongest roses. I gave one to my Mom many many many years ago. It survived with almost no care and would put on a beautiful show - flush after flush. Love Eureka! My Mom passed in January so I now have Eureka in our yard. Love your pics Kathy - so beautiful and I especially love the rose, flower combo! So Pretty! |
- Posted by ladyrose65 6bNJ (My Page) on Thu, Jun 23, 11 at 18:40
That's a beautiful rose! Lovely Garden as well. |
Wow, Kathy, your Eureka is gorgeous!!! Love it in your lovely garden! Awsome photos! :0) |
Oh it's gorgeous, Kathy! |
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Margaret Rose (Roberts) Ermine
Born: Wed., Apr. 19, 1933 Died: Thu., Sep. 5, 2013
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Ermine, Margaret Rose – late of Sturgeon Lake, SK passed away on September 5, 2013 in Prince Albert, SK at the age of 80 years. Margaret will be lovingly remembered by her sons: Bruce (Delphine) Ermine of Sturgeon Lake, SK, Wayne (Jennifer) Ermine of Sturgeon Lake, SK, Steven Ermine of Sturgeon Lake, SK, Chad (Arlene) Ermine of Sturgeon Lake, SK, Kelly Ermine of Sturgeon Lake, SK and Kevin Ermine of Sturgeon Lake, SK; her daughters: Karen Ermine of Edmonton, AB and Carole (Harry) Felix of Sturgeon Lake, SK; her grandchildren: Wayne McCallum, Opal Sanderson, Laura McCallum, Rocky McCallum, Kirk Ermine, Rebecca Daniels, Lana Bear, Fabian Ermine, Renee Umpherville, Kyle Ermine, Serena Ermine, Jessi Ermine, Dana Ermine and Darien "Senator" Ermine; her numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren; her special friends: Annie Sanderson, Rena Ermine, Violet Naytowhow, Doreen Benson, Salah Hussien, Lorna Arcand, Clarence & Rose Badger, Eugene Arcand, Irene Ermine and Leo Ermine; her adopted children: Beverly Dreaver, Leonard Ross, Kimberly Goodvoice, Dutch Lerat, Debbie Nepoose and Chelese Moosehunter. Margaret was predeceased by her husband: Senator Hilliard Ermine; her mother: Elizabeth Roberts (nee Charles); her father: Absolum Roberts; her siblings: George, Harold, Steven, James, Shirley and May; her aunty: Victoria Snake and her adopted son: Angus Mclean of James Smith. A Wake will be commencing Saturday, September 7, 2013, Sturgeon Lake Community Centre, Sturgeon Lake, SK. A Funeral Service will be held Monday, September 9, 2013 – 11:00 am, Sturgeon Lake Community Centre, Sturgeon Lake, SK. Interment to follow at the East End Cemetery, Sturgeon Lake, SK. Arrangements in care of Northern Funeral Service, MacKenzie Chapel. Brian and Bev Stobbs, Funeral Directors. 306.763.8488 www.northernfuneralservice.ca
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Clinics providing enzyme injection (collagenase) to treat Dupuytren's contracture
Note that Xiaflex has been approved by the FDA only for use in the United States and only for treatment of Dupuytren's contracture. In Europe the brand name is Xiapex and introduction started in May 2011. Availability schedules may vary due to country specific regulations.
Application of Xiaflex for Peyronie's disease is still under trial. There is no trial for using Xiaflex to treat Ledderhose disease.
Treatment in the USA:
US residents can find doctors/clinics providing Xiaflex on http://www.xiaflex.com/
Treatment in Canada:
Xiaflex has been approved for use in Canada on July 9, 2012, and the drug is now becoming available in Canada background_info. We are not aware of a list on the Internet where patients can find addresses of clinics providing collagenase injection. Interested Canadian patients might inquire with the Canadian distributor, Actelion Pharmaceuticals Canada, 2550 Daniel Johnson Blvd., Laval, Quebec, Canada H7T 2L1, Phone 1-866-531-4885.
We have no information to what extent the Canadian health system will pay for Xiaflex but there seem to be some concerns about pricing cost_effectiveness_Canada.
Treatment in Australia:
As of November 2013 collagenase has been approved in Australia for the treatment of Dupuytren's contracture in adult patients with a palpable cord. The drug is not reimbursed by the government at this stage. More details are on the NPS_website. We don't know which doctors are currently providing this drug. Interested patients might inquire with Actelion Pharmaceuticals Australia, Phone: +61 2 9486 4600.
Treatment in Europe:
Collagenase has been approved by the EU for treating Dupuytren's contracture press_release. To make it available for treatment requires additional national documentations by country which may take several months or even more than a year, depending on country. For the time being it might make sense, irrespective of the country, to clarify to what extent the health insurance is covering the treatment.
If you are suffering from Dupuytren's contracture and are interested in participating in collagenase trials you might register on a special Pfizer web page European_trial_reg. The trial description is on European_trial. In Europe the collagenase product is currently distributed by Pfizer (until April 2013) and named Xiapex.
Pfizer withdrew Xiapex from the German market. This was not for health but for price reasons. A few German clinics are now importing Xiapex from other European countries German-clinics. German insurances are in part reluctant to pay for Xiapex (GKV type insurances).
As we have been contacted about treatment possibilities in the Netherlands and UK specifically, here are a few addresses (sorted alphabetically by town), which already have experience with collagenase.You might also visit the website of the British Dupuytren Society.
The Netherlands:
UMC Groningen
Dept of Plastic Surgery
Prof. Dr. P.M.N. Werker
Hanzeplein 1
9700 RB Groningen
Phone: +31.50.3613220 (for appointments)
United Kingdom (see also the clinics listed by the British Dupuytren's Society):
Mr. Mike Hayton
The Alexandra Hospital
Mill Lane, Cheadle
Cheshire SK8 2PX
Wrightington Hospital
Hall Lane, Appley Bridge
Wigan WN6 9EP
Phone: (0161) 495 7766
Mr. Chris Bainbridge
Pulvertaft Hand Centre
Derbyshire Royal Infirmary
London road
Phone: (01332) 347141
hospital: www.pulvertafthandcentre.org.uk
personal: www.dupuytrens.co.uk and www.hand-surgery.co.uk
Mr. H.J.C.R. Belcher (MS, FRCS)
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Heavenly Mint Brownie Dessert Recipe
- 2 ounces unsweetened chocolate, chopped
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 2 eggs
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup plus 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 12 mint Andes candies, chopped
- 12 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 6 tablespoons butter, softened
- 1 package (10 to 12 ounces) white baking chips
- 1 tablespoon shortening
- 1/2 teaspoon peppermint extract
- 3 to 4 drops green food coloring, optional
- 12 mint Andes candies, chopped
- 9 ounces semisweet chocolate, chopped
- 1 cup heavy whipping cream
- Preheat oven to 350°. In a microwave, melt unsweetened chocolate and butter; stir until smooth. Cool slightly.
- In a large bowl, beat eggs, sugar and salt. Stir in chocolate mixture. Gradually add flour, mixing well. Fold in mint candies.
- Spread into a greased 9-in. springform pan. Bake 20-25 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool completely on a wire rack.
- For filling, in a large bowl, beat cream cheese and butter until blended. In a microwave, melt baking chips and shortening; stir until smooth. Cool slightly. Beat into cream cheese mixture. Add extract and, if desired, food coloring. Fold in mint candies. Spread over brownie layer. Refrigerate until firm, about 2 hours.
- For ganache, place chocolate in a small bowl. In a small saucepan, bring cream just to a boil. Pour over chocolate; stir with a whisk until smooth. Cool slightly.
- Spread ganache over filling. Refrigerate 30 minutes or until set. Remove rim from pan. Yield: 12 servings.
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"Have made this 3x now! a HUGE hit with everyone!"
"I made this for Thanksgiving dessert and received rave reviews. It's something you'll want to enjoy in moderation, but it's definitely something you should enjoy at least once! I am not a fan of cheesecake or foods that contain significant amounts of cream cheese, but the peppermint flavoring and the rich chocolate make this dessert appealing even to those who don't particularly like cream cheese."
"I made this for Christmas dinner 2013 & it was AMAZING. Everyone LOVED it & requested the recipe!!!"
"We enjoyed this dessert for my husbands birthday. I found the ganache a little runny so I added more chocolate chips, next time I will decrease the amount of whipping cream drastically. I also only used about 1/3 of the mint filling without andies in it. It makes a very thick filling if you use the whole amount. Everyone enjoyed it though. I think it would be pretty garnished with more Andies."
"I made this for my birthday. It was absolutely delicious. Cut it into at least 12 pieces, if not more. It was so rich, even my husband couldn't finish his 1/8 slice, and I certainly couldn't. Definitely add more peppermint extract to the filling. I added the 1/2 teaspoon called for and couldn't even taste it in the nibble of filling I tried. I didn't measure exactly how much more I added, but it was at least an extra teaspoon. The finished dessert was just about perfect, but it still could've used just a tiny bit more extract."


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You know, for a holiday during a repressive, recessive economy, we have some incredible gift options. From SBTB Swag to log underpants, your options are long, strong, and mighty.
But really, personalization is IT. Like, your own customized, personalized David Hasselhoff poster.
So, with great thanks to Harmony, I provide you with: the Hofftastic Holiday Contest. Craft your personal Hoff message where in the Hoff sends holiday Hoff greetings to the internet. Why the internet? Because the internet is the hot, teeming wellspring of his powerful celebrity. You can craft it to his HoffSpace fans, the YouTube folks who make sure his videos never, ever die, or the individual who Photoshopped on his 5 o'clock shadow with waterproof makeup. Whatever – go wild.
Take a screen cap of your poster, and place or link to it in the comments for our enjoyment. Make sure to put the caption beneath, in the event that we can't read The Hoff's masterfully enigmatic handwriting. You have until 6pm PST Sunday 14 December – then I'll pick the top three for some sweet prizes from the Smart Bitch Treasure Chest (hidden at the end of the happy trail, obviously).
To get you started, here's Harmony's effort, sent to me when she sent the link. She sets the bar high, I think.


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With some extra time on my hands, I checked out Cobo, the home teams' offerings, and more through a different set of lenses.
Car manufacturers put a lot of time, effort, and money (some more than others) into preparing the perfect auto-show press conference. And sometimes, when we're lucky,;the conferences aren't a drag: Sometimes the scripted speeches are entertaining or interesting. Sometimes the multicolored, special-effect lighting doesn't burn those too-many-flashbulb spots into your field of vision. Sometimes you don't choke on the Smoke Machines Gone Wild at the Ford press conference. Sometimes you can find a chair to sit in if you arrive at a given maker's booth less than half an hour before showtime.
Instead of playing the flittering editor role on the opening day of the Detroit auto show, I played, for the first time, the wannabe-art-director role. And it wasn't bad. Instead of hitting up every third or fourth press conference and filing/editing a story on the newsy cars, I was responsible for making sure that our photographer, Tim Andrew, and our esteemed design editor, Robert Cumberford, hooked up on a handful of cars that we'll be thoroughly covering in our print edition. Those two are pros, so I had ample time on my hands to wander around,;socialize,;and observe what I felt like observing. Some of my observations:
-Last year, Chrysler brought out the superhot Desperate Housewives;star Eva Longoria to help break the cover of its Challenger and Imperial concepts. Times are tougher twelve months later: this year, Chrysler opened the show's main conferences with the help of;chef Bobby Flay. Yeah, I didn't know who he was either (and neither does my wife, who's a much better cook than I), but at least he seemed to do better with his teleprompted lines than Ms. Longoria. Oh, and I'm happy that Chrysler;new minivans;signal an end to;the jellybean era of their offering in the;segment they invented.
-The design of the new Dodge Charger is finally starting to grow on me. Sort of. But if Chrysler had premiered the car in the plum crazy (retro purple) of the Charger R/T that's currently on the stand in Detroit, I bet the reception would have been exponentially better--at least to the Mopar nuts I know.
-Ford's new Sync system by Microsoft has the potential to revolutionize the way we multitask in our automobiles. Let's just hope the system doesn't freeze as much as my home computer does.
-Ford's Interceptor concept could appropriately be described as the Chrysler 300 reinterpreted. But who cares? The 300 unabashedly and wonderfully does the American car (even though it's built in Canada, etc etc). A little rear-wheel-drive competition from Ford and Chevrolet would be more than welcome, in my eyes. And the Ford is smoother, and its racing V-8 sounds great.
-It may just be the bright orange paint and rally stripes, but I think Chevy's Camaro convertible concept looks much better than last year's coupe. I've never been a Camaro fan, but I'm now actually starting to get excited about the upcoming production Camaros. Too bad we'll still have to wait another year or so.
-Just when I finally sat down with my pizza flip lunch after 3pm, I thought it was all over when the bomb-sniffing dogs started going crazy. Or so I thought. It turned out to be the vocal canine participants from Mercedes-Benz's ice-skating-and-dogsledding conference, which;hailed their 4Matic all-wheel-drive system.
-What's wrong with this picture? Prior to the public days at the auto show, alcohol flows freely in Cobo Hall. Let's hope this scenario doesn't play out on the streets: empty wine glass tipped over in the cup holder of a 500-hp Ford Mustang GT500. Nice.
-My favorite concept: the Mazda Ryuga.
Nothing matches an auto show near your hometown for putting the most metal, important people, and excitement into one building. But it sure is nice to set your own schedule!


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" MASTER CLASS: Mut – German for courage. Only one of the many words to describe the cast of the Pennington Players as they performed a powerful performance of the Tony Award-winning play, Terrence McNally's MASTER CLASS. Courageous. More descriptive words would be captivating, passionate, and downright talented. If there was an error made, on stage or behind the scenes, it did not show in their portrayal of the life and loves of the legendary opera diva Maria Callas. "
- Stage Magazine - Full Review" BIG RIVER: The Pennington Players' production of BIG RIVER is a small marvel. In presenting the Tony-winning musical from 1985, Pennington Players decided to go with a script from the 2003 revival, which incorporated American Sign Language into the show. That means the cast includes deaf actors and actors who can hear, some of whom sign and verbally speak their dialogue. Some speaking actors have their dialogue signed by others, while some parts are played by deaf actors who sign their lines, while other actors speak and sing those character parts. It might seem confusing, but it all comes off easy, as easy as Huck Finn dreams his life on the Mississippi River will be. "
- CentralJersey.com Full ReviewThe Pennington Players currently perform at Kelsey Theatre. We typically produce two productions each season, usually one musical and one play.
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While we're not sure of the origin of this Twitter rant, but Zedd took to his account to speak on the actions of music fans today. Social media has bridged the gap, helping interaction between artists and fans become as easy as a 140 character message, but that accessibility opens the floodgates, allowing a lot of hate and awful comments to spill through the ether. Anyone who's invested time and/or money into an artist has probably felt some kind of way when their "underground darling" blows up and starts accumulating new fans.
We have to agree with Laidback Luke's final statement: This isn't necessarily a "new" phenomenon, but with the rise of social media, it's become so easy to fall in love, dismiss, then totally hate an artist. Everything has moved in cycles, but they definitely seem to start and end much sooner in Internets time. Check out Zedd's comments, and figure out what kind of fan you are… and what kind of fan you want to be.


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"The outcome was ... a positive audit. There was nothing unexpected that we found. Everything seemed to be in order," said Bill Matheney. "... We basically make sure the nursing home, from an accounting standpoint, is operating like it should."
Matheney and his associates determined BHRC's records are being handled correctly. Negative reports stemmed from financial numbers being in the red. This lack of adherence to the general budget is due to several factors, including a $443,000 penalty received last October.
According to reports, the facility was notified it was not "in compliance with requirements for participation as a provider of nursing services in the Health Insurance for the Aged and Disabled Program of Medicare." Corrections were quickly made at BHRC. The facility's Plan of Correction received clearance and Medicare lifted the facility's suspension before the end of November.
According to Matheney, three factors affected the facility's yearly financial report: the $443,000 penalty; the state program, Choices, pulling patients out which reduced BHRC's census; and receiving an 8 percent cut on rates by TennCare.
Dennis Burtnett, BHRC administrator, said the facility is still a strong institution. Being in the red is attributed to a yearly budget planned before these unforseen costs. Matheney said the Bradley Healthcare board knew about the penalty and the likely effect on the audit financial report.
"It is not really positive they had a loss, but if they had been highly leveraged then it would have been difficult to survive that penalty," Matheney said. "One thing this facility has been historically good at is budgeting and making sure they have budgeted their expenses to know where they will fall."
The facility has no debt, despite being in the red for this year's budget. According to Matheney, the BHRC is not dependent on borrowed money. He said another institution with bonds in Bradley's position would not have fared so well.
"They [BHRC] have managed their cash and they have built up reserves. When this penalty was assessed, they were able to pay it," Matheney said. "Some facilities would not have those cash reserves at all.... The situation would have been different, if they had not prudently managed the facility and built up those reserves. Those reserves were built up over time so they were able to weather this storm."
About 90 percent of Bradley's revenue stems from reimbursement provided by Medicare and TennCare, or Medicaid. Matheney said TennCare has historically made up a majority of the facility's patient bit at about 70 percent. The institution's dependence on reimbursement has affected the way they budget and save money over time.
"Years ago, when we started working with this facility they were in dire straits," Matheney said. "They were struggling. They were on what I was calling a roller coaster. Their TennCare would go up, so the next year they would cut expenses to make a profit and their TennCare rate would then go back down the next year."
"Finally, somebody came in and said let's manage this. Let's stay $3 below what we think the rate is going to be. They want to manage to stay within a certain range."
Five risk factors for continued growth and stability were presented to the board by Matheney. He said the following would be enough to keep Burtnett up at night:
- The impact of TennCare's program, Choices, on the health facility. According to tn.gov, "... CHOICES provides the elderly (65 years of age and older) and adults with physical disabilities (21 years of age and older) who are eligible for TennCare with needed long term services and supports in the home/community setting or nursing home."
- Reimbursement reductions by Medicare and TennCare.
- The shortage of nurses and Certified Nursing Assistants.
- A shortage of certain drugs consumed by elderly patients in large quantities.
- The changing demographic of nursing home patients. These include the admittance of numerous Baby Boomers and sicker patients.


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Last week, we got word that a new Resident Evil film was in the works (surprise, surprise). Today we've learned that both star Milla Jovovich and director Paul WS Anderson are set to return for the upcoming sixth installment.
Jovovich will reprise her role as Alice, who along with Anderson, has been a part of every Resident Evil film so far. Resident Evil 6: Retripocalypse, or whatever they're planning on calling it, is currently scheduled to begin filming in the Fall, for a projected September 12, 2014 release date.
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Need a new tactical RPG with some insanity to brighten up your summer? Disgaea 4 Revisited finally has a release date, and it's not too far away.
Need a new tactical RPG with some insanity to brighten up your summer? Disgaea 4 Revisited finally has a release date, and it's not too far away.
This is absurd, even Square-Enix like proportions. The amount of rereleases this company does is beyond me.
"I remember back when FF9 was coming out. People were rejoicing because it was actually a fantasy game and not a sci-fi game like 7 and 8. It's especially hilarious given modern context, with everyone wanking themselves to dehydration at the thought of an FF7 remake." - Masterchief
Well, at least NISA re-re-re-releases the games that are more popular amongst its fanbase instead of Final Fantasy III all over again.
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Yeah, Nippon Ichi does console version then superior handheld version. Not too bad of a pattern for me.
"The universe is already mad. Anything else would be redundant."
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I like rereleases myself, nothing wrong with putting a game on a new platform imo.
I know the on Disgaea on DS wasn't well-received for various reasons, but I'd be ecstatic if one of the newer entries popped up on the 3DS. One can dream.
I'd be fully behind NISA's rereleases if there was Save data import. I don't think the idea of idea of porting a game to a portable platform + upgrades is absurd at all. However, expecting someone to put 200 hours into a game, and then ask them to do it all over again is.
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text: The Program of Priestly Formation lists the role of a diocesan vocation director as one who both promotes vocation awareness, as well as one who guides those who are discerning a vocation.For those who have made contact with the Vocation Office and have begun the joyful yet challenging process of discernment, similar questions usually arise from their mind and heart. "Father, what are the other seminarians of our diocese like? Is my story the same as theirs? What is the background of a typical seminarian?"At this point I love to tell the discerner the backgrounds of our seminarians for the Diocese of Buffalo. It is a colorful and varied history of men listening to God's call, and men having the courage to answer that call.The 22 seminarians studying for the priesthood for our diocese attend either Christ the King Seminary in East Aurora or St. Mark College Seminary in Erie, Pa. They vary in age from 20 to 53 years old.Some of them acknowledged God's call while they were in high school and entered the college seminary program when they were 18. Others completed college and upon graduation entered the graduate program of Christ the King Seminary when they were 22.Still others heard God's call while in the midst of a career, a career that they were happy with and successful at, and left that career while in their 30s, 40s or 50s to enter the Program of Priestly Formation in East Aurora. God does call at different times in our life. The seminarians were more attentive to respond as that call became clearer in their minds and hearts. Many of our seminarians come to the formation program with valuable work and education experiences. One seminarian has a doctorate from UCLA. Another has a commission from the U.S. Naval Academy. Another has a law degree and practiced as a lawyer.Two seminarians have degrees in sports management. One was a teacher in Japan and one has a degree in carpentry. Each of these seminarians brings valuable life experiences of dealing with the joys and challenges of family and friends. Some of the seminarians are an only child while others have many siblings.Some of our seminarians have familiar hometowns, such as Batavia, West Seneca, Arcade, Tonawanda and Buffalo. Others list a hometown as Ropczyce, Poland; Enugu, Nigeria; and Pittsburgh. Some of our seminarians possess talent playing the organ, the piano and bagpipes. Others are gifted in technology and computers. Others have coached sports teams and train regularly.Next Page >>


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- winston adams
- June 05, 2012 - 15:47
Maggie say s imagine the cost if we used enrrgy efficiency---well , it's about one fifth the cost - see my presentation at the PUB
- Maggy Carter
- June 05, 2012 - 14:28
Dunderdale is ridiculing Michael for asking as simple, straight forward question. Would a price tag of $8 billion cause your government to back away from this insane project. "Too cute by half" replied Dunderdale "how can I agree or disagree in the absence of any other information?" Didn't Dunderdale, Kennedy and the clan insist that the PUB had all the info it needed to make a momentous decision that would impact every Newfoundland family for the next 60 years or more? Haven't they and their John-Smith pit-bulls attacked anyone who dared suggest that this thing hadn't been properly researched and evaluated? Dunderdale, Kennedy and Martin are getting ready for the fight of their lives - getting this thing past the House of Assembly and past the noses of an increasingly wary public. What, if anything, are Dwight Ball and Lorraine Michaels doing to get ready for that debate? The parties should be pooling their resources to get someone competent to assemble the information that is already out there on the public record. It needs to be summarized in a straight forward logical manner and then distributed to the public in the same way that the government and NALCOR are planning to flood households with their whitewashed version. The basic facts will speak for themselves. The bottom line is that, assuming this project can be capped at $8 billion which is extremely unlikely, the cost before interest to every household in the province is over $42,000. Since householders are not willing or able to pay that amount up front, their share of the cost is being amortized over a period of 57 years. Assuming an average rate of interest around 5% (there is no guarantee that the rates won't go much higher as time goes on), then the total cost for each household is more than $122,000. Bear in mind that these costs are on top of the electrical rates that households will pay for every other aspect of Newfoundland Hydro's operation as well as that of Newfoundland Power. In other words, even with this absurd, unheard-of, amortization period of 57 years, the electrical bill will easily outstrip the mortgage or rent for many families. Imagine what even a fraction of that expenditure could achieve in terms of greater energy efficiency and investment in environmentally friendly alternatives.
- Cold future
- June 05, 2012 - 12:06
If your're going to have a giveaway of electrical power to eclipse all giveaways, what's another billion or two. After all, dry holes or paper mill bailouts- the money is going to go anyway- what a new mindset we are taking on. To hell will the grandchildren and great grandchildren, at least we won't be around to have to pay up. If the government cannot make a logical decision, I think its time they do nothing-it will be in or best interests. Hopefully the next batch of polititions may have the ability to do something right.
- Bernard
- June 05, 2012 - 11:35
There has to come a point that this project will be too expensive to justify. Let us hope it arrives soon before this disaster that will ruin generations to come is sanctioned by this bunch. I am sure Cathy Dunderale will suffer a big drop in the coming poll!!
- June 05, 2012 - 11:01
'Muskrat or Bust' seems to be the mantra of this government. A more accurate assessment would be 'Muskrat then Bust'. It is absolutely incredulous that Ms. Dunderdale and her cabinet are still clinging to this financial and economic abomination. So far she has managed to stifle the growing skepticism among her backbenchers but before this is over we will undoubtedly hear from those government MHAs who are not bound by cabinet solidarity and who are more worried by the day that their political careers will be tainted by their leader's blind commitment to this project. Unfortunately there are divisions among the opposition benches. While some are adamantly opposed to the project, others appear to have fallen prey to the lobby by NALCOR, their corporate buddies, and groups like NOIA and the Board of Trade that are cheerleaders for any big project - no matter the long term economic consequences. Liberals in particular have a big problem. They fear that if they oppose Muskrat, they will be blackballed by their new leader-in-waiting, Dean MacDonald. Others see it as an omen that a MacDonald leadership would leave the Liberals in the same dead-end circumstance of their federal counterparts. Michaels doesn't know which way to go. She doesn't have much background or in-house resources when it comes to making sense of large, complex projects of this type. Her party has traditionally endorsed direct government spending and high levels of borrowing as a sop to its unionized and public sector base. Moreover her federal counterpart Jack Harris has already expressed his staunch support for his former law partner's swan song mega madness. Still her instinct tells her - as it should - that there is something terribly wrong with this thing. The disarray in the political ranks of the province has meant that the principal opposition to this project has had to come from intelligent, knowledgeable, conscientious objectors in the population at large. We have seen a long queue of well-regarded professionals - people with no axe to grind - who are doing their best to warn government of the folly of this project. Invariably they have been vilified for their troubles, if not always by official government spokesmen then by their pseudonymous stooges like John Smith. Even people with limited technical expertise have come to understand that this project is deeply flawed and that it could well amplify and extend for many more years the horrendous burden already borne by the citizens of this province as a result of the Upper Churchill fiasco. The question is whether that public angst will translate into an effective campaign to bring this runaway freight train to a halt before it becomes unstoppable.
- Alouishis
- June 05, 2012 - 09:06
I just read that Ed Martin said the long-term opportunity with export potential will "put this area of the world as one of the highest value places to live in the world". Why can't the Lorraine share this vision?
- Premier Dunderdale please allow us to see what the cost of the Alternative Energy sources would be, please entertain bids
- June 05, 2012 - 08:17
Premier Dunderdale please do your electorate a big favour and ask a Norwegian Company to give us an estimate of what a pipeline from our Hibernia Oil well would cost to transport gas to our province. A session I attended at the Angus Bruneau Center a couple of months ago, conducted by Stephen Bruneau pointed out that there are scores of gas pipeline installations in the waters servicing the Oil Industry of Norway. He also gave the cost of laying down these gas pipelines in waters similar to ours that ran anywhere from $1 Billion to $2 Billion dollars for the distance involved. By the way John Smith pointed out that if the cost of Muskrat Falls goes up so will the price of the alternatives. That is the same message that was read in this morning's radio news coming from the Confederation Building, so Mr. Smith is is voice of the Government. I will add the statement is not necessarily true. If we are quoted on a contract that might have "corruption" costs built in and if the alternative contractor simply would want to have the pipeline contract at a reasonable dollar value that will keep their operation going, we might be pleasantly surprised with the quotes we get from the alternative. Premier Dunderdale is doing our province a disservice by not having the alternative energy sources investigated. We, the people of Newfoundland and Labrador, want matters to be conducted properly with honesty and integrity. If we get a bid from our province that is equal to what the alternative is asking, well then we have no other choice but to accept our own native bidder, otherwise we are not going to spend Billions of dollars more to provide the same service to our people.
- Willi Makit
- June 05, 2012 - 08:58
Good idea. Government also needs to factor in the effects that building natural gas infrasturucture will have on our transportation future. Conversion from gasoline and diesel to natural gas is picking up pace in North America, in other parts of the world it is already well underway. How many millions (billions?)would consumers save by fuelling our transport trucks and passenger vehicles with natural gas, not to mention the reductions in emissions? We won't have the opportunity unless we develop the necessary infrastructure, and may very well be disadvantaged compared to the rest of North America should we elect not to. This is a golden opportunity to achieve two goals with one spend. Someone has to look at the broader picture.
- Brad
- June 05, 2012 - 08:13
It's not just Labrador that has wind, there's another 5000 MW of wind right here on the island portion, right up there on Confederation Hill, from all the political parties combined.
- dennis burden
- June 05, 2012 - 07:44
10 to 12 billion is more like it.....and the idiots will still build if we let them....and the price of wind stays the same!!
- Elim
- June 05, 2012 - 07:19
I watched in astonishment last nite as the premier practically waltzed up to the cameras to casually announce another 2 billion dollars would just be an acceptable pittance. I first wondered what has she been smoking but switched my vote to a dose of laughing gas. For the good of the province one of her flunkies should follow her when she goes into her private washroom
- John Smith
- June 05, 2012 - 06:48
If the costs for Muskrat go up, the costs of the alternatives also go up as well. Maurice, as usual what you say is nonsensical. In 1994 oil was at 18 dollars a barrel, today it is just below a hundred. The thing to remember is that it was never 6.2 or 8 billion. That is the total cost of the project, but Emera will kick in almost 2 billion of that cost. The cost to build the dam itself is around 3.5 billion, the rest is in transmission, and sub-stations ect. Muskrat will always be the lowest cost option because it doesn't involve paying to burn expensive hydrocarbons.Then if you add the loan guarantee, the low interest rates etc...the deal looks even better. What does Lorrain propose we do? Wait around till the cost of the project is ten billion before she finally realizes that it makes the most sense? Yeah...that sounds about right for the NDP...
- McLovin
- June 05, 2012 - 07:32
John Smith and the Premier are forgetting one very important alternative. There is always the option to do nothing, which costs us nothing and that cost never goes up. If and when the power from Muskrat is needed, the money will be there to develop it. What's the rush? We are in a position of power (Pardon the pun). We don't need to cater to the needs of the mining industry. Also, do we even have an agreement with Emera yet and does this agreement even include a power corridor? Finally, where's the loan guarantee from the Feds? At the end of the day, there are still too many unknowns involved with a project of this magnitude to be blindly endorsing it.
- Willi Makit
- June 05, 2012 - 08:52
Isn't it funny how some people will turn themselves inside out attempting to defend the economics of this uneconomical project? Let's reiterate: The cost of Muskrat Falls power is beyond what can be recovered in the energy markets outside on NL's captive market. The cost differential between doing nothing and building the dam was $2.2 billion over 50 years. $1.7 billion of that advantage just disappeared with the latest forecasts - you can bet that there will be cost overruns even with the higher cost estimate. That leaves, at most, difference of $500 million over 50 years, or $10 million a year. Our last remaining paper mill will cease operations within the next 10 years, returning 130 MW of power to the grid, dramatically reducing the demand on Holyrood (as along with it, increased pollution. At that point, the cost advantage to Muskrat Falls disappears entirely. Factor in that 65% of Churchill Falls power will be available for use in 2041, and the economics of building Muskrat Falls are shot to pieces. The business case simply isn't there. Why risk billions of public dollars on a venture that has no upside? Cancel the project, use the money already earmarked for it to develop our natural gas resources and pay down our debt, and count our lucky stars that we made the right decision. To proceed now would be disastrous!
- Maurice E. Adams
- June 05, 2012 - 06:29
About 70% of what Nalcor forecasts is the so-called cost of those other island options is oil ---- and oil is not going up, it is going down.


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Google click images type in red spider mites, though it may or may not be them neither the spider mites or aphids eat holes in the leaves visible to the eyes. I get holes due to slugs they even get up an over my pots to get to my plants. Keep us posted and a pic would help us to identify the pest. |
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A frequent traveler shares what she wishes she knew before venturing by rail from Rome to Milan, Italy, with her family. Read on to benefit from her wisdom.
A journey across the Atlantic with kids in tow. Sounds crazy, no? When my family decided to take a trip to our motherland of Italy, it was important for us to consider ways to make it less crazy - and as manageable yet fun as possible. I knew that although such cross-country touring can be tiring and stressful, children do enjoy Italy. There's fantastic food, fun and interesting culture, and great sights to see - plus, of course, tons of delicious gelato.
When our (rather pricey) plane tickets were booked, we mapped out our itinerary: Rome, Florence, Venice, Parma, and Milan. But the question remained: How should we travel across the country? We considered renting a car - and then quickly realized that Italian drivers and Vespa riders might be even crazier than those of us weaving the busy streets of New York City. Plus, driving through the tight, overwhelming (and sometimes ancient) streets of the cities would be difficult. And while I speak minimal Italian, following a map or getting directions could also be overwhelming. So we opted for Rail Europe. It removed the burden of navigation and put someone else in the driver's seat, allowing us to focus on time together as a family; and we got the bonus of fantastic panoramic views of the Italian countryside.
Representing more than 35 European railroads and serving more than one million North American visitors every year, Rail Europe has a fantastic reputation. But there are certainly some things that traveling families should keep in mind.
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A pass for a geographic area larger than you intend to travel may be most economical.
Make sure you pick the rail pass that suits your needs and your wallet. There are hundreds of different passes to select from, so the process can be confusing. Keep these basics in mind: Each entitles you to travel on trains in a specific geographic area, which you choose at time of purchase, for a specific number of days. These days can be consecutive, meaning five days in a row, for example, or for a set number of days during a certain time period.
My family of five opted for the Eurail France-Italy Pass for five days of travel in a two month period. For this pass adults (travelers 26 years and up) were $329 for a second class ticket; youths (ages 12-25) were $252; and children under 12 were $166. Even though we had no intention of going to France on our trip, this pass made the most sense economically.
Tickets are not the same as reservations.
Even though you have a rail pass, it doesn't mean you do not need tickets or reservations (which come at an additional fee). High-speed trains and night trains, for example, usually require one. For major routes, having a reservation, which you can book online before your trip or at the station in Europe, is recommended.
My family made sure we checked the timetable online before our departure and we reserved our seats to save us stress.
First-class is usually worth it for families.
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Avoid extra fees onboard by knowing the drill.
Traveling the rails can be stressful if you're not prepared. For your first day of travel, make sure you have your pass validated before you board the train. When we arrived at the station in Rome, it took us 30 minutes to figure out that validating means approaching a yellow time-stamping machine located by the tracks. It takes mere minutes; you just insert each pass to get the date and time stamped.
Remember: This is only for day one. For every other day of travel, including day one, make sure you clearly mark the current date on each pass in pen. Unfortunately, on our way to Venice, we forgot to do this minor task and our conductor charged us extra even though we had the pass and already paid for our reservation.
You should also be aware that porters who assist you with carting your bags onto the train do charge a fee, and often riders are not aware of this until after the fact. The workers will welcome you warmly as you board, and happily help load your luggage - then slam you with a five-Euro-per-bag charge. You are not required to let them help you. If you would like the assistance and do not mind paying the fee, go ahead - it might be worth it.
Early is good.
I would recommend, especially for families with younger children, to arrive at the station with ample time before your scheduled departure. Once situated and familiar, you can more easily find out what track your train is departing from and be on the platform when it arrives. My family liked to be the first to board since we had heavy bags.
Keep perspective.
Lastly, while most trains are comfortable and make for a great ride, some fall short. My family experienced a ride on a local train from Venice to Bologna that was, quite honestly, terrible. The train was much older and crowded, did not have working air conditioning, and broke down. Eventually we arrived, late and sweaty. We got off our "little engine that could" safe - and eager to explore our destination city.
Traveling via rail through Italy and Europe is an experience, and one that will certainly impact your children as much as seeing the Trevi Fountain, Sistine Chapel, and the canals of Venice. It was an opportunity for my family to grow and travel in a way we never had before.
Make sure you research and spend time preparing before you travel; do so by visiting www.raileurope.com.
Jillian Ryan is a freelance writer who lives in Brooklyn. This is her second trip to Italy, but the first with her family. She is sure that no matter what your mode of transportation, the country gets more wonderful every time!
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Hi Mike, Absolutely beautiful. The CHINESE PERFUME TREE is also Chinese Rice flower. Your michelia Alba has some dry tips, I think it's because of the wind damage. Mine has the same problem when there are tender new growth. I have been lazy recently, but I will try to take some photos this weekend. Is the 2nd and 3rd a Washington Navel Orange? YT |
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Hello Butterfly! So good to see you:-) Thank you for your kind comments and for all the help over these past few years. Yellowthumb: How have you been? How's the weather co-operating for you this year? Yes, you are right, it is wind burn. It was windy and dry. I shall have to give it its own protection spot in the yard in just dabbled sunlight:-) I will take more pictures today or tomorrow. Please join in:-) Mike |
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Hi Mike, I am doing fine. Very busy with my 3 year old and my work. Today I took time to take the photos for you. This year's weather is excellent for me. Very warm, hot and dry. Bad for the lawn, but good for house plants. Here they are: Enjoy YT |
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