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My husband was just prescribed Niastan to help raise his HDL, which is only at 28.
Has anyone tried this? |
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It is Niaspan. My husband took it for 2 weeks, and had really bad side effects, so he's off it now. |
- Posted by kclinton59 (My Page) on Mon, Nov 17, 08 at 13:16
The name of the drug is indeed Niastan. It is a cholesterol drug used for those with low HDL levels. Not much feedback on side effects as of yet. |
Niaspan was prescribed for both my husband and I. It is the drug of choice if your LDL (whether elevated or not) is of the small, dense type. I fussed over the price so my doctor told me I was welcome to take niacin instead. The price difference is one cent v. one dollar per day (after insurance). I asked my cardiologist if this was okay and she said sure, there might be more side effects with niacin. My husband and I were told to take an asperin 20 minutes before taking the niacin to reduce the symptoms. The first day was awful, the second day not quite so bad and now I have few if any symptoms. My ears get a bit hot and red but I can handle that. Let me reiterate for the OP, it isn't the LDL Number it is the size. I also have this strangely shaped choesterol that has a screw like protrusion that sticks into the walls of my arteries. As I understand it, taking niacin or niaspan is not going to correct this situation, it will merely slow down the occlusion of the arteries. It is a genetic defect. I bought the niacin from behind the counter at Costco. It was very reasonable. Please note that you cannot substitute over the counter extended release niacin. It does not work!!! |
My husband's now on Lovaza, which is high-potency fish oil (prescription). He's tolerating this very well; he'll see in January when he has his bloodwork whether his HDL went up. |
oops, sorry. I misread the original posting. I saw LDL where you wrote HDL. I am sure that my cardiologist is hoping that my HDL will go up as well as changing the size and density of my LDL. I didn't know there was a prescription strength fish oil. I will be very interested in reading your post in January giving us an update on your husband's cholesterol. |
I hope it does work for him. The drawback to the Lovaza is that it's very expensive. His copay for a month's supply is $73.67. Without insurance it would cost $198.69 a month. It's a 1-gram capsule; you have to take 4 a day. He takes 2 in the morning, and 2 at lunchtime. |
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Tieline has introduced an IP codec called Genie, which is designed for high-reliability STL applications. Toward that end, it features two gigabit Ethernet ports and dual power supplies. Genie supports uncompressed PCM audio and E-Apt-x, LC-AAC, HE-AAC v1 and v2, MPEG Layer II, Tieline Music and Musicplus. It has integrated alarm management, and Tieline's G5 toolbox allows complete remote control of the device by IP. Finally, I think it's interesting to note that along with IPv4 support, that Genie will support IPv6 as well.
Musicam makes the Suprima, a 1RU full-duplex codec. It supports linear coding along with MPEG layers 2 and 3, AAC LC/LD/HE and ELD. This device also has two Ethernet ports, one of which can be used for management; it has an embedded Web browser, allowing full control and monitoring. It makes use of FEC for error correction, but also has an automatic jitter buffer (as deep as 10 seconds) along with error concealment to reduce audio dropouts from packet loss. Finally, the device will support multiple-unicast or multicast, as a means of serving audio to multiple locations simultaneously.
Telos offers the Z/IP One, a 1RU, full-duplex codec that supports long list of coding algorithms, including AAC-ELD, AAC-HE, AAC-LD, MPEG Layer 2, MPEG 4 AAC LC, MPEG 2 AAC LC, and linear PCM. The unit senses network conditions and adapts codec performance to provide the best audio for the circumstances. It has dual Ethernet ports for separate streaming and control, which is done via an embedded Web browser. Analog inputs and outputs are accessed via XLR connectors. It supports Livewire; it has an RS-232 channel for audio side channel or metadata, and an 8-bit parallel GPIO port for signaling and control.
It's important to note that the codecs I mentioned above would more than likely be used in a system where the program output from your studio is in an AES or analog format; but what if you use an AoIP sytem? In that event, you could select a radio link that could be configured as a LAN bridge, so that the far end of the link, as well as the near end, is on the same VLAN. In the case of Axia, you would then locate another node at the far end, or alternatively, a device that supports Livewire. In the case of Wheatstone, you would locate another blade at the far end, and take a digital or AES out from that blade to feed processing or perhaps your transmitter directly.
Several manufacturers make radios that have been proven to work with Wheatnet, for example Redline, Radwin, Dragonwave, Motorola Canopy, Ubiquiti Wifi Radio and Exalt. Likewise, many radio systems have been proven to work with Axia, namely Dragonwave (Horizon Quantum), Exalt EX-r, Harris RF7800, Motorola PTP600, RAD Airmux and Ubiquiti Nanobridge. Speak to your AoIP system provider to get the exact details before purchasing a system or even starting up the prior coordination process.
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My husband's brother (we'll call him "Uncle Rico") makes THE BEST chili ever. Except for he makes it exxxxxxxxxtra spicy.
It's really kinda funny to watch them together… they aren't happy till the sweat is pouring down their red splotchy faces. I'm sure it's very bonding.
I, on the other hand, am a wuss.
A nice smoked paprika and mild chili powder are more my style.
I did convince him to give me the recipe once and so when I make this, I split off about a third of it for myself & the girls and the rest gets all the habaneros, serranos and jalapenos my hubby wants.
He then proceeds to inhale it, with sweat pouring down his red splotchy face (if I make it right, that is).
Anyway, I've gotten rave reviews of the non-burninating version when I've made it for people. I'm not even sure if this is the same recipe that my brother-in-law makes anymore, but this is what I make.
P.S. – in the picture above, I chopped the peppers in the Ninja also because it goes super-fast. If you prefer a chunkier chili, you can chop them by hand so they are a little bigger.
P.P.S – I don't usually MEASURE my spices, I just add more till it tastes right. So… I kinda estimated. Just a heads up
Lets begin the magic!
Since we are not yet to a place where we can raise our own beef, we like to buy it from local farmers a quarter at a time or so.
It's actually cheaper that way – but not only that, the beef is grassfed and simply awesome.
Not to mention I get to keep the bones (for making awesome stock, aka bone broth), fat for rendering, and organ meats.
I do run into one issue though – I end up with too many roasts. We just don't eat many roasts… we like a nice medium rare steak, and of course who doesn't use a ton of ground beef!
We're about due for another quarter and so the other day I went and took inventory of what we have left – several packages of T-bones (woohoo!) and a bunch of chuck roasts.
Hmm… let's see what the ol' Ninja can do about those roasts, eh?
Step 1 – Chop up your thawed meat into pieces no bigger than a couple inches long
Step 2 – Toss 'em into a blender.
Step 3 – Blend away!
Note: I stuck with mostly pulsing the blender, probably for about a minute or so. You'll need to scrape the sites periodically or push big chunks down.
Simple! See how easy that was? Here's what it looks like cooked:
This meat was ground WAY finer than I expected. I though I'd end up with a coarse grind but I bet I could make Pate in this thing.
So – this was what I made with my ground beef.
Now lets look at the recipe!
- 3 lbs ground beef
- 1 large onion, chopped
- 3-5 cloves garlic, minced
- 8 chopped bell peppers (I like a mix of green, red & yellow)
- 2 quarts or (4) 14-oz cans chili beans
- 1 quart or (2) 14-oz cans diced canned tomatoes
- 1½ tsp sea salt
- 1½ tsp dried oregano
- 2 Tbs chili powder
- 1 Tbs paprika
- 1 Tbs cumin
- 1½ tsp black pepper
- Brown the beef and drain the fat, if desired.
- Add the onion & garlic, and cook for about 5 minutes.
- Add the chopped peppers, beans and tomatoes.
- Crush the sea salt and oregano together in a mortar & pestle (optional)
- Add spices, stir well.
- Cook for about 20 minutes or until peppers are done.
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This looks nice. I'm a wuss with spicy stuff but I do like a little bit of oomph. Just enough to get the nose tingling.
This is really cool. Not sure if I am ready to try my hand at grinding my own meat, but will certainly check out that chili recipe. Looks delicious!
I love all the experimenting that you do! Great post.
I never thought about grinding the meat up in the blender before. I will give it shot though. I also have a Ninja Blender and it is fabulous.
another idea for extra roasts is to cook one then take and grind it and make sandwich spread. I put sweet pickles and onions with mayonnaise. you can use it to stuff a lot of different items.have a good weekend Shannon
I'm so glad to find you link when I did a Web search to see if the Ninja system, 1100 watt machine grinds meat. I was watching QVC advertise the Vitamix blender, but that is too expensive for me. It grinds meat, but I was looking for a less expensive machine. When I saw your photo of the ground meat, that did it! I plan to grind turkey breast for chili or meatloaf. Or make ground pork using less fatty pieces of pork.
did you use the pitcher or the bowl
Could I have the hot recipe before it was dumbed down please? Sounds very yummy and a great way to warm up after working or playing in the snow all day.


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Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 0:20
Just repotted some roses. Using compost and logs as the mix. Not conventional, but this does seem to give me the best results for my particular growing environment: hot, sunny, afternoon only sun, gardener unwilling to hand water daily. |
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What kind of compost? Like leaves and yard scraps? I found that composted leaves make great compost for container media. I am a big fan of using compost in container media for outside fast growing annuals. |
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Used composted wood chips. Had these playground wood chips that had been laid down 12 years ago. They've composted nicely, with lots of small wood chips still visible. |
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Fall 2014 Convocation Schedule
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We are located in Walker Hall 118. Our office is just off the main lobby of the first floor of Walker Hall, across from the Learning Assistance and Resource Center (LARC) check-in desk.
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Superior Vena Cava Syndrome (SVCS) is caused by lung cancer, especially small cell, and lymphoma in approximately 90% of cases. A minority of cases are caused by fibrosing mediastinitis and thrombosis of indwelling central venous devices. Syphilitic aortic aneurysm and tuberculosis use to be common causes in developed countries. Symptoms include: facial or neck swelling (82%), arm swelling (68%), dyspnea (66%), cough (50%), dilated chest veins (38%), and orthopnea is commonly noted. Facial swelling and plethora are exacerbated when the patient is supine and cyanosis can be dramatic. Chest xray will show a lesion in 84% of cases, with mediastinal widening in 64% and pleural effusion in 26%. Computed tomography with IV contrast is the definitive imaging study as it evaluates the extent of blockage and evaluates collateral pathways of drainage. Survival ranges from 1.5-9.5 months.
SVCS is now known not to be a major threat to life in most clinical scenarios. Emergent intervention will be needed in cases with respiratory or neurologic compromise. It is recommended that staging and tissue diagnosis be completed before initiating chemotherapy, radiotherapy or steroid treatment if possible. Initial management should include supportive care, such as elevation of the head of bed, oxygen support, diuretics, and possibly steroids for severe obstruction, although none have been proven to be of benefit. Intravascular stenting and anticoagulation my be needed urgently for patients with severe symptoms or thrombosis, respectively. Radiation, chemotherapy, or stent placement, or a combination will play a role as the definitive intervention.
Wan JF, Bezjak A. Superior vena cava syndrome. Emerg Med Clin North Am. 2009 May;27(2):243-55.
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SYDNEY – Following years of campaigning, the Muslim community in Sydney's western suburb of Blacktown has finally opened the doors of their first mosque, offering Muslim leaders a chance to reach out to troubled young people in the area.
"The mosque will be a place for troubled youth off the streets to liaise with others, to talk with them," Sharif Amin from the Afghan Association of New South Wales told ABC News on Monday, May 5.
"So that they can feel a sense of belonging, a place where they can be heard, where they can become involved with other activities."
Opening its doors for the first time on last Saturday, Blacktown Mosque welcomed more than 3000 people who packed the mosque area.
The mosque has taken 15 years to build because of financial constraints and council issues such as community objections about noise and traffic.
The land for the mosque was purchased in 1998.
Welcoming people from all faiths and backgrounds, the mosque leaders hope the long-awaited mosque would offer them a platform to engage with young people from the wider community.
"With unemployment figures rising and an increase in gang activity, it's crucial that young people have a support system, where they can go to for help," Amin said.
"If we don't address these issues early on than we'll have to deal with more crime in our community," he added.
The mosque would serve as a place of worship for the Muslim community. Moreover, it will run religious classes and youth events.
"It welcomes everyone, from all walks of life, whether its summer or winter, requiring no application, no formal permission," he said.
"It does not turn away anyone, whether they are young or male or female, Muslim or non-Muslim, black or white, entry into the mosque does not require any fee, everyone is welcome."
Muslims, who have been in Australia for more than 200 years, make up 1.7 percent of its 20-million population.
Islam is the country's second largest religion after Christianity.
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Covered art show | |
Written by Mike Baehr | Filed under Steven Weissman, Sammy Harkham, Robert Goodin, Richard Sala, Laura Park, jon vermilyea, Johnny Ryan, jeffrey brown, events, art shows | 20 Feb 2010 5:02 PM |
The official announcement is as follows:
Artists included are: Andrew Brandou, Jeffrey Brown, Albert Calleros, Coop, Ludovic Debeurme, Michael Deforge, Valerie Fletcher, Yoko Furusho, Robert Goodin, Lisa Hanawalt, Dustin Harbin, Sammy Harkham, Sam Henderson, Josh Holinaty, Patrick Kochakji, Joy Kolitsky, Joe Lambert, Bob London, Tom Neely, Ben Newman, Laura Park, Brian Ralph, Aaron Renier, M. Jason Robards, Johnny Ryan, Richard Sala, Genevieve Simms, Jeremy Tinder, Jon Vermilyea, Anthony Vukojevich, and Steven Weissman.
There will be drinks.
For those out of town, the show can also be experienced on the blog with one cover being posted per day beginning March 6th. Work can be purchased by following a link to the Secret Headquarters Flickr page.


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This small haiku contains the whole philosophy of the Eastern approach. It is not even meditation; you are not doing anything, you are simply rejoicing in rest. You are enjoying the peace that comes on its own, it is not your doing. You are simply waiting, not doing; waiting for things to happen. There is no hurry, there is no worry.
"The spring comes.." Remember: existence has no obligation to fulfill your desires. Hence, the sentence: "The spring comes.." You may be in a different season, and the grass may not grow. Don't complain, "I was sitting silently and the grass was not growing" - you were out of tune with existence.
You have to follow existence. The spring comes. You have to wait for the spring to come: you cannot bring it, you cannot manufacture it - it is not in your hands. The spring comes - it comes - and the grass grows by itself. And suddenly everything becomes green. Suddenly, everywhere grass is growing. Nobody is doing anything, just the spring has come and its coming is enough for the grass to grow.
You are sitting silently, doing nothing, simply waiting for the spring to come. Just as the outside spring comes, the inside spring also comes. There are inner seasons of life. So don't be worried - the spring is bound to come.
And at the time the haiku was written, the spring used to come exactly the same day every year; for centuries that has been the routine. In my childhood in India, every season was coming exactly on the same day. There was no question about what day the rains would begin, on what day the rains would end. But because of atomic explosions.they have disturbed the outside, the whole ecology. Now nothing is certain: sometimes rains come, sometimes they don't come at all, sometimes they come too much, too early. The old rhythm, the old balance is no more there.
But fortunately, atomic explosions cannot disturb your inner world; they cannot reach there. There, the spring comes exactly when you are ready. The Egyptian saying is, "When the disciple is ready, the master appears." The master has to appear when the disciple is ready. The disciple need not worry about the master. He has just to be ready. His readiness is enough to give a call to the master.
And it is absolutely true: the master appears when the disciple is ready. Sitting silently, doing nothing, you are getting ready. No desire, no worry whether the spring will come or not - it always comes, it has never been otherwise. The moment you are ready, it is there.
And when the spring comes to your inner world, as if thousands of flowers have opened up, the whole air changes. It is fresh and fragrant. The birds start singing. Your inner world becomes a music unto itself, a fragrance unto itself - and the grass grows by itself.
By "the grass" is indicated your life, your life force. Green is the symbol for the living. In connection with spring, everything becomes green. And once you have experienced this phenomenon you have known the greatest secret there is - that there are things which you cannot do, but can only allow to happen.


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Career forecasts help to predict how well your business will be running. The forecasts can be done on both short term and long term basis. It helps the business owners to take the right decisions for their business, no matter what the size of the business is. In fact, even if you are a service holder, career forecasts can help you to make quick but effective decision in your life.
The Goal of Career Forecasts
The primary goal of career forecasts to make you aware of the changes that are about to arrive in your job career or business career. It helps in interpreting the transiting influences that bring impact in the business and professional activities. In order to calculate and interpret the result, it is important to know the birth date and business / career start-up time.
Career Forecasts for 2009
In 2009, the most influential key factors for professional success would be skill and inspiration. The career building planets Saturn and Jupiter put more emphasis on these key factors than ever before. Saturn is responsible for disciplined mind, organized and controlled behavior, and ambition. Needless to say, all of these traits are necessary to pursue a good career.
The Virgo will be most influenced till the end of October, putting more emphasis over skill and accuracy. If additional training is done, it can take the Virgo to the next level of expertise necessary to make any business investment. You need to find a specialized area in order to do best in your career path.
The inspiration of Jupiter plays a significant role in Aquarius. This outgoing and inspirational planet confirms that you will gain more reward when your interest is more directed to and you do not only focus on the financial gain from a job. This does not mean that you need to work for any charitable organization only. What it means is that you should be able to find some value or moral from the work you are doing.
Jupiter will come in the solar eclipse on Aquarius after the end of January, therefore it will give a gear in the professional matter. It is an identification that you can take your job beyond the limitation of opportunities around you, allowing your imagination to flow freely. So it is important that you should not constrain yourself only on the tried opportunities, but also jump to something that you desire as your career for a long time.


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+4Posted on Nov 14th, 2012 | re: Ween Albums From Worst To Best (104 comments)
I agree with this list to an extent…although the argument can be made that each of Ween's records falls into a different genre, thus making it impossible to make a best to worst list. They have truly been pioneers as far as never sounding repetitive. That being said, there is no fucking way "Shinola" is better than "God Ween Satan"…c'mon now.


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Jodie's amazing deal to keep lover happy
MOST women would be heartbroken at the idea of their bloke being with another lover.
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Looking for something at a reasonable price, preferably stainless steel. My pan is Tramontina and they don't make a suitable cover. They make a 12" jumbo cooker that's just too big for us.
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Lucky you to see it! We had a shrike here the other day, and we're going to slow down on the feed for awhile until he goes somewhere else. |
I'm not familiar with the shrike, will have to look it up. I gather they are very aggressive birds? marg |
I just looked up the northern shrike. Very pretty but considered a predatory bird. Despite how pretty they are, I'm glad we haven't got them here. |
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Marg, what a beautiful bird. Wouldn't that be awesome if he had a family in the spring? Lynn |
One thing I've noticed is that since he's been around, no more starlings. Songbirds, doves and bluejays are still here tho. |
He/she is absolutely gorgeous! I am jealous! :) Thanks for sharing Marg! :) Ginny |
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I had such a bad day today. But then I came home to this. |
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Michigan Fire Juniors is very proud to announce the signing of Zsolt Bertalan as a new member of it's Professional Staff! "Zsolt joins our expanding depth of highly experienced, and knowledgeable coaching staff, and will play a very important role as we continue to strive towards a fully professional club. Our desire to be the benchmark club in Michigan, with a focus on player/person/team development in a holistic way are greatly enhanced with the addition of Zsolt to our team. Zsolt's experience in developing excellent players is a direct result of his own personal drive for excellence as a coach. We welcome Zsolt with great anticipation and excitement to our Fire Family".
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1. What excites you about joining the Michigan Fire Juniors?
I am excited to open a new chapter in my coaching career by joining the Michigan Fire Juniors. I believe Neathan and his staff have established a clear vision in developing a professional environment that will benefit all families. I am looking forward to being a part of a Fire staff that continues to grow and achieve new success. Having coached at different levels for nearly two decades I am excited to work for the same club with coaches whom I have been friends with for some time.
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MFJ Players Kadin Shaban, Tyler King, Claire Darby, Anna Bennett, Justine Bronkhorst and Faith Mulder return after a successful five-day stint at the Disney Junior Showcase in Orland, Florida
CHICAGO (December 4, 2014) — The journey began for the young Michigan Fire Junior players last summer, when hundreds of hopefuls took part in a three-day Identification Camp for talented players from the nine clubs in the Fire Juniors network. The players that shined in the camp were selected to form four 'Fire Juniors Elite SC' teams. The teams were invited to attend the prestigious Disney Junior Showcase in ESPN Wide World of Sports in Orlando, Florida from November 26-30, 2014.
The teams arrived in Florida on Nov. 26 and travelled to the National Training Center (NTC) in Clermont to train. The Fire Juniors Elite SC teams played friendlies against Florida Rush before taking to the practice field on Nov. 27 to develop team formations and set pieces prior to the showcase. The showcase kicked off on Friday, Nov. 28 with two days of group games, and semi-final and final games taking place on Sunday, Nov. 30. As a whole, the teams went 7-4-2, with 23 goals for and 18 goals against throughout the Showcase.
Individual team results include:
Fire Juniors Elite SC U13 Girls got off to an exciting start on Nov. 28 with a 3-2 win against Lakeland FC (FL) with goals from Mulder (MI Fire Juniors), Donovan (KY Fire Juniors), and Richards (CFJ City). In the 2nd game of the day the team fell 2-0 to Southern SA Chelsea (GA). The team finished their run in the showcase with a 1-0 victory over Charlotte United (NC) with a goal from Bronkhurst (MI Fire Juniors) and a clean sheet from goalkeeper Edson (CFJ West). The team secured second place in their group with 6 points (2 wins and 1 loss) but fell short of progressing to the semi-final by head to head results.
Roster: Cavins, Edson, Sauder, Rebhan, Devaux (CFJ West), Richards (CFJ City), Branch (CFJ North Gold), Bennett, Bronkhorst, Darby, Mulder (Michigan Fire Juniors), Donavon (Kentucky Fire Juniors), Clevenger, W. Freeman, H. Freeman, Mallin (Indiana Fire Juniors), Hanrahan and French (Louisiana Fire Juniors).
Fire Juniors Elite SC U13 Boys remained unbeaten in the group stages of the showcase. The boys defeated FKK Florida (FL) 3-0 with goals from Zucker (CFJ North), Kaput (CFJ West) and LeDoux (KY Fire Juniors). The team was held to a 1-1 tie against Charlotte United FC (NC) with a goal from Webster (CFJ City), and then beat Weston FC (FL) 2-1 with goals from Kaput (CFJ West) and Hagen (CFJ South). The team finished at the top of their group with 7 points (2 wins and 1 tie) and progressed into the semi-final. Despite a brave performance in the knock-out stages they were lost 2-1 to North Atlanta SA (GA) with a goal from LeDoux (Kentucky Fire Juniors).
Roster: Kaput, Cameron (CFJ West), Berhane, Webster, Malven (CFJ City), Biela, Livieratos, Miskinis, Seida, Dirienzo, Hagen (CFJ South), Boduch (CFJ North Gold), Zucker, Webley, Issar (CFJ North), Le Doux (Kentucky Fire Juniors), Shaban and King (Michigan Fire Juniors).
Fire Juniors Elite SC U14 Girls went 2-0 on their first day at the showcase; the team secured a 4-0 win over Florida Fire (FL) with goals from Conway (CFJ West), Durik (KY Fire Juniors), Jordan (CFJ North Gold) and Klehr (KY Fire Juniors). In game two, the team overcame Weston FC (FL) 3-2 with goals from Durik (KY Fire Juniors) and Klehr (2) (KY Fire Juniors). The girls suffered a 1-0 defeat against Triangle United (NC). The team finished 2nd in their group with 6 points (2 wins and 1 loss) and narrowly missed out on a semi-final place.
Roster: Conway, Schuberth, Schade, Williams, Plesnicar, Straznickas (CFJ West), Guillen (CFJ City), Sharp, Dennis (CFJ South), Jordan (CFJ North Gold), Durik, Barber, Brown, Klehr (Kentucky Fire Juniors), Weldy, Nosler, Keaffaber and Stuart (Indiana Fire Juniors).
Fire Juniors Elite SC U14 Boys secured a 4-1 win in their first game against Chargers SC (SC), followed by a 1-1 tie against NASA 19 Elite (GA) . The team lost to Dallas Texans Pre Academy (TX) in their final league game and finished 3rd in their group with 4 points (1 win, 1 tie and 1 loss).
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We had a wonderful start to our season with a successful and efficient tryout process. We are sitting very healthy with 25 boys and 25 girls' teams.
Our MFJ preseason training for both our girls and boys was also very successful giving our coaches the chance to work with the newly formed teams wrapping up both weeks with a club BBQ and fun games for all to enjoy! We ended preseason at the Quaker Invitational tournament where we gained much recognition and support from the Chicago Fire. With the support of CF we have been able to work on Player Identification programs and already have had multiple boys and girls players (u13-u17) invited to attend the Chicago Fire id Camp. These camps are designed to help the Fire identify players (from within our affiliates – MI, KY, IN, FL, AL, WI) to play at the next level. Our players were treated like professionals from the moment of check-in, housing set up, training session/topics, evaluations and team building activities. Staff (from all Fire club including MFJ Directors) worked alongside one another to help identify players to represent the Chicago Fire at the Disney event in November for the girls and boys teams.
We also celebrated a successful Inaugural Golf Outing a couple of weekends ago! Thank you to everyone who sponsored and attended this fun-filled event. It was a huge success raising money for those who are less fortunate, enabling them to play this beautiful game.
A few housekeeping items:
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- Uniforms look awesome! With the cold weather around the corner to please think of our club colors when purchasing your cold weather gear. If you have bought already not to worry.
- Next season we will need players to wear Red under red game gear, white under white game gear and blue or black under the blue training gear.
I want to thank you all for your patience with our new uniform change.
Our fields are lined and cut with care! They look awesome! A special thanks to our families who help us with our concessions. Thank you!
I look forward to sharing our success together as we move forward together.
Dress warm! See you folks on the fields!
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This summer will mark the opening of Zaha Hadids Riverside Museum on the banks of the Clyde and, like the Iraq-born architects work, Glasgow feels vibrant, hip, and happening. It has a lively music scene; its spawned several top fashion designers, such as Christopher Kane and Jonathan Saunders; and its also home to many Turner Prizewinning artists, including Douglas Gordon, Richard Wright, Simon Starling, and Susan Philipsz, who was honored this past December for her riveting sound installations.
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Writers Robert Louis Stevenson and Sir Walter Scott both lived in Edinburgh. It is also the seat of the Scottish Parliament and one of Europes most important financial centers. The Italian fashion brand Missoni chose Edinburgh as the location for its first hotel. Its a beautiful place that I have always admired, the hotels creative director, Rosita Missoni, says. Its a city steeped in historical architecture, but when the sun comes out, its fun too. Edinburgh is especially entertaining during the month of August when the arts festivals come to town. Each year, some 2.5 million tickets are sold for the Edinburgh Festivals official events. The citys New Years Eve celebration, known in Scotland as Hogmanay, is one huge party, with live bands, fireworks, and 100,000 people singing Auld Lang Syne. Its also the only night of the year when the clock on the façade of the stately Balmoral hotel is set to the correct time. The rest of the year, its two minutes fast to help travelers catch their trains at the neighboring Waverley Station.
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Many complex systems in nature and in human society exhibit time fluctuations characterized by a power spectrum S(f) which is a power function of the frequency f. Examples with this behavior are the Sun spot activity, the human heartbeat, the DNA sequence, or Bach's First Brandenburg Concert. In this work, we show that the energy spectrum fluctuations of quantum systems can be formally considered as a discrete time series, with energy playing the role of time. Because of this analogy, the fluctuations of quantum energy spectra can be studied using traditional methods of time series, like calculating the Fourier transform and studying the power spectrum. We present the results for paradigmatic quantum chaotic systems like atomic nuclei (by means of large scale shell‐model calculations) and the predictions of random matrix theory. We have found a surprising general property of quantum systems: The energy spectra of chaotic quantum systems are characterized by 1/f noise, while regular quantum systems exhibit 1/f 2 noise. Some other interesting applications of this time series analogy are a test of the existence of quantum chaos remnants in the nuclear masses, and the study of the order to chaos transition in semiclassical systems. In this case, it is found that the energy level spectrum exhibits 1/f α noise with the exponent changing smoothly from α = 2 in regular systems to α = 1 in chaotic systems.
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Keep in mind the note holder is the one that screwed up. Regretfully this is not the first time a second mortgage holder has shot themselves in the foot that I have seen. I made an offer last year that died every week and was renewed for 4 weeks. I finally did not renew the offer and it dies. I then purchased the property 6 months later for about 2/3 of my initial offer. It looked worse since landscaping maintenance had been neglected for more than 6 months. New sod is scheduled when it warms up, and a couple days of mowing grass and mowing up leaves made it look decent. They lost more money, limited the market of possible buyers, and generally messed up. Maybe I should send them a 'thank you' gift. |
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- Sid Patricio
- August 18, 2013 - 23:45
What a coincidence that I should stumble upon this article on the exact one year anniversary of this event. In March of 2011 I traveled to St. Johns, Newfoundland to try and locate the grave site of Dionisio Esteves, Portuguese cod fisherman and crew member of the Santa Maria Manuela who perished in 1966. I contacted the office of burial records at the Basilica of St. John the Baptist and was told that the Mount Carmel cemetery burial records of that time period were destroyed in a fire. Watching the cemetery scene in the White Ship video several times and using Google earth I was able to locate the exact cemetery, Mount Carmel Cemetery, as the burial ground where Dionisio was laid to rest. Using still images captured from the video, The White Ship, I was able to locate the exact grave site where Dionisio Esteves is buried. Photos of Mount Carmel Cemetery visit. www.flickr.com/photos/23978729@N02/sets/72157626562127650/detail/ The White Ship Video www.patricioclan.org/video/whiteship.html
- Fatima
- August 18, 2012 - 15:26
Too bad I do not see a Catholic Priest in the pictures. They should be such wonderful Catholic people as shown by the White Fleet's gift of the statue of Our Lady of Fatima to the Basilica. Maybe this fisherman was in the crowd at that time. They have a special place in the hearts of Our Lord and Our Lady. Lets hope they invovle the Catholic Church in future celebrations.
- Casey
- August 18, 2012 - 07:55
'Antonio Enes is currently involved in a fisheries-related mission for the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Organization and is in St. John's to restock supplies. It arrived in St. John's Friday morning and is schedule to stay in the city for two days'. In other words to hell with NL's fishery, NAFO is going to do what it wants, and Ottawa lets it happen.


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I've seen nearly half a dozen posts recently from people gearing up for freezing weather while their fruit trees are in/past/or near bloom. These threads only last a day or two until the weather event in question arrives...
I'm looking for some followup...
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Depending on which weather report you believe, the low here was either 28 or 26. The forecasts were even more wildly divergent. I'd say I lost about 1/4 of the apriums on my most advanced tree. That, so far, is the greatest extent of damage I've been able to tell. Asian plums seem to have survived, and a good number of the sweet cherries out of the shuck. Pears are good. Strawberries don't show damage. |
We had several nights with forecasted and actual weather going as low as 27. My terrain is hilly with lots of wind-breaks (many microclimates) and the dew point lower on all but one night than the temp. My fruit trees were in all stages of development from bloom bud to petal drop. Most at this point look unscathed, but I'll have to check the ovules on a few trees to be sure. Depending on stage of development, and how long the temp stayed at the low points, there can be drastically different outcomes as to fruiting. Mine have the most profuse number of flowers I can ever remember, so even if I have some percentage of fruit loss, (and no more severe cold happens down the line) I should have a good harvest. Perhaps losing some fruit with that many potential fruits might even be a blessing to thin them out. BTW I know the temps varied wildly on different parts of the property. The grapes half the buds where leaves and clusters were starting were burnt to a nub and half totally fine with no sign of burn. The lilacs were fine, both flower and leaf. The magnolia some were zapped, some not. The strawberry beds I had moved to raised beds a year ago and those I did take the time to frame up and cover and they look super! Loaded with big, fat white blooms and bloom buds. |
Well, our coldest night so far after the extraordinary March warmth was a few nights ago... I live almost exactly equidistant between two weather reporting stations. Both of them dropped to around or just slightly above 28 degrees, about 28.2 -28.4. We had our heaviest frost that night, and the trees themselves were all frozen. I don't see any more damage to them than I did before. There are some frozen blooms with black centers on all types of trees, but the majority of blooms are ok, and so far, I'd say I'm going to have a crop of some kind this year. Time will tell. I think the bigger problem post-warmth here is the fact that once it got warm and brought everything out into full bloom, with the exception of apples and E. pears which for the most part are still buds, is the fact that most days temps have only gotten into the upper 40's, and it hasn't been conducive to pollination. |
- Posted by konrad___far_north 3..just outside of E (My Page) on Sat, Apr 14, 12 at 13:23
Just to show you what temps. we have to deal in some years. I have seen -12C. / 10F in May, [flowering time].. some trees will be dead. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Sat, Apr 14, 12 at 13:47
I'd say a small percentage of the apricots were destroyed (10 to 20%)...other then that I'm not seeing any damage. I really won't know until another few weeks. I pruned back my apricots heavily today, so that removed part of this years crop. I hit anywhere between 26F to 28F...but if anything, we didn't stay at 26F for very long...most of the night was spent in the upper 20Fs... |
18F here this a.m.... |
We've been down to 20F on numerous occasions while many of my trees have been somewhere between tight and loose cluster. Miraculously, it seems that many of my apples are still OK. I think I probably lost all of the Japanese plums and all of the Asian pear blossoms. I THINK that some of the European plums are OK and I think my sour cherries are still OK. It was just a tremendous blast of cold weather, night after night after night. Of course, we were weaks ahead of normal in our bloom time which explains most of it. I'm just hopeful that some of my fruit may have survived. We've got overcast and warmer weather forecast for the next week or so, which is a relief. |
- Posted by fabaceae_native (My Page) on Mon, Apr 16, 12 at 13:27
Well, I better give my own update now, so as not to be hypocritical...:) The moral of the story below is that even under two opposite scenarios of cold weather (advection frost with prolonged subfreezing temps versus a brief radiation frost) the fruit trees were largely unharmed by the mid to high 20's. -- SATURDAY NIGHT: low of 27F at my house, right on the nose with the National Weather Service Forecast for my area. It was cold and windy all night, and below freezing from about 7pm Sat until 9am Sunday, a very long period. There was even a thin layer of ice on some rainwater in a bucket on the south side of the house. The extent of the damage (peach, plum, pear, cherry, and apple in bloom) seems to be a few blackened new leaves on the mulberries, and a lot of droopy new growth on lilacs, maples, etc... that perked up during the day. The long-range forecast shows predominantly lows in the 40's from now on, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed that we'll have some fruit this year... |
- Posted by theaceofspades 7 Long Island (My Page) on Mon, Apr 16, 12 at 17:33
We reached 29 degrees once during fruit tree flowering time. Unfortunately this did not have an effect. And it has been dry, so virtually every flower has fruit so lots of thinning to do this spring. The good news is that all hard to pollinate stone fruits have set well. |
My Asian pears and peaches seem to have survived the weather just fine. Pear blossoms are not yet fully opened, but the peaches are. I am not certain the coldest temp, but there was a light frost on the ground. I am not convinced my temps were as low as forcasted. Apples are just hitting a hint of red. Seem to be OK so far. |
- Posted by Randy31513 Georgia 8b (My Page) on Tue, Apr 17, 12 at 17:55
I went back and checked my weather station. 18.5F in full bloom. All open or nearly open blooms died but the tree put on about 10% more blooms. I should have apples by middle of June. |
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