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Lawrence St. Patrick's Day Parade
Location: Campground #1
Type: Irish Road Bowling
Date: Sunday, March 16, 2014
Contact: Charlie Upton
Phone No: 913-269-7705
Time: 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Other Information:
They will be throwing old Bowling balls on the road to knock over pins.
Date change because of Bad Weather. Changed to March 16,2014

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Several weeks ago I posted a question about different types of vinyl siding for our double wide. At the time we were thinking of going with a traditional horizontal type of siding, but one of the responses from ingardenguy57 made me think that vertical board and batten siding might actually be the way to go, since, as he stated, it would make the MH look taller. I always like to get some visuals before making a decision. Has anyone put vinyl board and batten style siding on their MH? If so, could you post a few pictures? Also, was it more expensive than horizontal? I've also heard that water can get behind the siding and cause damage, and I'm wondering if that is just for the actual wood board and batten that has that problem. Any pics and/or info would really be appreciated. |
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- Posted by Ingardenguy57 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 29, 13 at 12:27
Hello Sheri,Sorry I dont have any pics of our project. Our contractor has not gotten started on our job yet. The product we will be using is Certain Teed Board and Batten. It is a premium siding which is .48" in thickness.This is much thicker than the standard siding that is normally used on double wide's. The cost is a bit higher than standard siding, and as far as the water issue, if it is installed correctly that should not be an issue. We will also be doing a house wrap under the siding as well. I will post some pics when we get the project complete. If you go to CertainTeed.com they have pics and specs of product there. You can aslo Google Board and Batten siding, if you want to get a look at it. |
Ingardenguy57--Thanks for responding--your comment a few weeks ago about making the mobile home look taller made a lot of sense. I'd be great to see the finished project. We have a little more time to think about the siding options, as we try to do one big job each year and this year it's a new roof and installing some chair rail with beadboard in some of the main rooms. But I think our next big project will be new siding and I'm definitely leaning towards board and batten now. Thanks again. |
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- 12 July 2011
A unique collection of Bon Scott memorabilia will be on display at Gateway to the Glens Museum in Kirriemuir, Scotland until August 6th, 2011.
Neil McDonald who has been an avid AC/DC collector since the 1970's is temporarily donating part of his collection, much which has never been seen by the public before, for this once in a lifetime display.
Gateway to the Glens Museum, The Town House, 32 High Street, Kirriemuir, is open from 10am until 5pm, Monday to Saturday. Kirriemuir is Bon Scott's birthplace, and the exhibition is coinciding with the "BON FEST 2011" event that just took place this weekend in celebration of Bon's birthday on July 9th.For further information: http://www.angusahead.com/AngusListings/Events/Bon_Scott_Exhibition.asp
- 20 June 2011
USAopoly has announced a tentative August release date for an AC/DC Collector's Edition Monopoly board game.
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- 8 June 2011"A shark cage tour operator has found that great white sharks are attracted to music by Aussie band AC/DC." reports the Australian Geographic.
Apparently, shark cage tour operator Matt Waller has discovered that great white sharks have an appreciation for AC/DC songs. After much experimentation with different music which seemed to have no effect, the sharks were attracted to the cages when they heard AC/DC songs such as "Back In Black" and "You Shook Me All Night Long".
For the full article. - 30 May 2011
AC/DC's brand new concert DVD "Live At River Plate" recorded in Buenos Aires Argentina on the bands massive "Black Ice" world tour has debuted as the #1 selling DVD in 17 different countries worldwide, including the USA, UK, Germany, France, Spain, Australia, Argentina, Canada, Ireland, Belgium, Sweden, New Zealand, Austria, Chile, Hungary, Finland and Italy.
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- 26 May 2011
Watch an interview that was shot at the "Live At River Plate" world premier in London on Friday, May 6th.
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- 9 May 2011
May 6th AC/DC treated fans to an in person appearance at the world premiere of their brand new DVD & Blu Ray release "Live At River Plate", which is scheduled for release on May 10th. The Hammersmith Apollo in London was decked out with AC/DC cannons, Hells Bell and a black AC/DC carpet which the band entered the event, greeting fans on the way in. Ozzy Osbourne introduced the band before AC/DC appeared on the stage for a hello to fans before taking their seats to view the concert film on the big screen. As reported by Sky news, Angus Young discusses "Live At River Plate" and what's in store for the future.
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Town | Trégastel | |||
Insee code | 22353 | |||
Postcode | 22730 | |||
Latitude | 48.8169880 | |||
Longitude | -3.5133490 | |||
Altitude | From 0 to 71 meters | |||
Surface | 7.00 km² | |||
Population | 2522 inhabitants | |||
Density | 360 inhabitants/km² | CLOSEST CITIES & TOWNS | ||
National labels | La Clarté at 6.2 km (12 min) | |||
Chief town | Saint-Brieuc (at 77 km, 66 min) | Perros-Guirec at 7.8 km (11 min) | ||
Department | Côtes-d'Armor | Pleumeur-Bodou at 8.6 km (10 min) | ||
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North of Brittany in the department of Cotes-Trégastel is a family resort renowned in the heart of the Côte de Granit Rose in Treg. The 17 km of jagged coastline of alternating sandy beaches, rocky coves and chaos are lined islets exposed at low tide while houses inland forested valleys, including Traouiero, the crossroads of land.
The historical and architectural heritage of the town is exceptionally rich, by the presence of megalithic monuments (covered walkways, menhirs, stele Gallic) and religious buildings (chapels, churches and ossuary built between the 12th and 17th century) as well Tidal mills, crosses and other fountains and wash.
New structures (Forum pool with sea water at 30 °, Marine Aquarium modernized and water sports facilities, accommodation renewed), created in the environmental, allowed Trégastel adapt to tourists more diverse.
This small coastal town in preserved nature, has always attracted writers and artists of renown, and cultural program is rich in artistic and musical events. Trégastel has everything to seduce the visitor, and let the writer Charles Le Goffic care to completely convince you if necessary:
"Sapphire and coral, sea blue, pink rocks is Trégastel by the lazy days of summer."
Trégastel has 12 sandy beaches with various orientations, accessible at any time. The range of the White Strike is supervised in July and August by lifeguards. The aid station is indicated by a flag. The color indicates the state of the sea and the swimming conditions: Green: authorized - Orange: Dangerous - Red: prohibited.
The Marine Aquarium Trégastel: On the pink granite, the Marine Aquarium Trégastel reveals the secrets of the underwater life of the seas to England. The site, completely modernized and extended in 2006, this living environments of animals handle the spray zone to the depths through the tidal zone.
The Forum Trégastel, fitness center with swimming pool with sea water at 30 °, benches, massage jets, geysers, river against the current, sauna, hammam, jacuzzi and 32 °, tepidarium, tea, gym ... Private swimming lessons, water aerobics, aqua bike, aqua kindergarten ...
The Yacht Club Trégastel: Labeled French Sailing School and Kayak, the NTC offers many activities for free circulation, private lessons and courses (the sea garden in the training of monitors) from 4 years 1/2. Dinghy, windsurfing, sailing yacht, sea kayaking, stand-up paddle, along-side (water running). Open from March to November. For more information, contact the Club firstname.lastname@example.com by email or by phone at +33 2 96 23 45 05.
The archipelago of seven islands located off Perros-Guirec and Trégastel is protected since 1912 and classified nature reserve since 1976 site. More than 24,000 pairs breed in these islands and Rouzic island hosts the only French colony of Gannets. Of the 27 species of birds, you can admire the Puffin-monk, Crested Cormorant, the Common Murre, the little penguin, the Fulmar Boreal, the Gull Brown ... The stop at Ile aux Moines, only island where the landing is permitted, is offered to visitors when the tide permits.
Renote Island: The Peninsula Renote is a protected natural area which houses many pink granite, fauna and flora typical of the seaside Throughout the Coastguard Path (GR34), you have a view views of the archipelago of seven islands, the island of the Pit, Castle Costaérès ... Remarkable site exceptional, the Peninsula Renote worth visiting. Tour of the Peninsula Renote: 3/4h / 1 hour strolling. Since 2007, a natural contract to improve and protect this sensitive area: burial networks, revegetation, protection and enhancement of the coastal path ...
The Church of the Village building built between the 12th and 19th century. The ossuary semicircular 17th century, listed since 1909, this elegant gallery with balustrades and a roof topped by a turret cupola granite. The ossuary collected the bones of the graves in the cemetery because it is not extensible, it was necessary to make room for new ones died approximately every five years. Among the furnishings include an old measure of wheat stone 14th century, a roman font, the pulpit of the 17th century ...
St. Anne's Chapel rocks built in a dedicated from time immemorial to the spiritual life instead. From 1635 until 1928, the chapel was in the shape of a rectangle, then it was decided the building expansion.
The chapel of St. Golgon: built in the 16th century for the oldest and enlarged in the early part of the eighteenth, the chapel is dedicated to St. Golgon (strain Breton Gorgon), martyr of the Roman era which was the palace chamberlain of the Emperor Diocletian. Chapel Golgon is listed as a historical monument. It has been completely restored in 2006.
The plight of the town: built in 1872 by the Abbot Bouget, who had built on the hill of Krec'h Ballast, not far from the church. The altar is surmounted by a pieta and the spiral path leads to several niches have statues.
The covered walkway: the most remarkable monument is covered Kerguntuil, which was excavated and restored in 1939 went. It is a burial, some nine meters long, the Neolithic (c. 2000 BC) to the side entrance. 2nd and 3rd north pillars are carved: eight pairs of bumps and well engraved "U" line. Archaeologists believe that this is a multiple representation of the great Neolithic goddess, the Mother Goddess, Mother of the living and the dead protective, schematically by breast and pectoral collar.
The dolmen Kerguntuil: this is one of the largest of Treg. Its slab measuring six meters long and three hundred twenty-five wide and weighs about twenty tons.
Stele Gallic: Gallic Trégastel stele is one of the few witnesses to the second Iron Age, and it dates from the late 4th century BC It is a 3 m high monument of conoïdo-square types, each edge is folded to form three grooves. On the whole face is engraved patterns probably symbolic: two spiral "S" and a spiral horn ram. The origin of the monument site was close to the present chapel Sainte Anne rocks. Historians are wary of interpreting steles armorican: funerary function, ancient cult of Ana or Dana? ... Visible to the Tourist Office.
Western Channel Association offering practice sea kayaking and stand up paddle initiation.
Riding: two equestrian centers offer the opportunity to learn or improve the riding: riding, hiking, equestrian games, dressage, competition, group or individual lessons, introductory or advanced courses children and adults.
Tennis: throughout the year, the Tennis Club offers rentals as well as short courses and individual lessons during the holidays for children and adults. Tournament the weekend of the Ascension.
The marina: there is always a buoy available port Trégastel. Trégastel has two adjacent ports, partly in deep water, easy access at all tides, by the buoyed channel. Information +33 2 96 15 92 33 (year round) or +33 2 96 23 49 51 (July and August).
The Tide Mill: Built in 1764, the active life of the mill ceased in 1932. A free guided tour explains the principle of operation of mills sea lies in the use of the potential energy of a water reservoir created by a dam or causeway. Open from 16 June to 15 September.
The Municipal Library: over 12,000 books are available for children and adults. Public Library offers a children's area Trégastel and Britain and Information section at sea +33 2 96 15 91 51.
Castle Coastaérès: the eastern part of the castle, the Gothic style, was built in 1895 on the island of the same name, known as the Abdank Polish engineer. At his death in 1900, his daughter finished her work by the addition of the west wing. The original home of the famous guests received starting with Heinryk Sienkievicz author of Quo Vadis who stayed here in 1890-1895. The castle also had as a tenant Yvonne Printemps and Pierre Fresnay, Colette Nicoletta and Mike Brant ... Castle Costaérès became the emblem of the Pink Granite Coast. Private, can not be visited.
The hiking: Discover Trégastel and beaches by the coastal footpath: 17 km of hiking where the road to the dolmen Renote island, you can explore the pink granite.
The cycling: Mountain bike: a marked trail you will discover the heritage and enjoy the charm of Trégastel.
Nature guided tour: Valley Traouïero the footsteps of Scorfel. The Scorfel legendary dragon is a small dwelling in the "Rock of ashes" Karreg ar Ludu. He once nourissait milk cows grazed in the valley. It will be your guide for this walk 1:30. Departure: parking Troperic road Traouïero. Cross the road and follow the stickers with green and white logo. Free visit.
Guided tour of the island Renote: Discovery Island Renote on the themes of geology, flora and fauna of the sea with the Terra Maris Workshop. Reservations at the Tourist Office.
Enchanted Walk on the Isle Renote: songs, legends and historical anecdotes with Manu Robles. These walks will be an opportunity to discover and enjoy the great natural site Renote Island, the dark, the rhythm of the sea and the music and to make a gourmet break. Reservations at the Tourist Office.
Valley of Traouïéro: Discover the magical world of Traouïéro. Den of real or fictional characters, Traouïéro are two parallel deep valleys. Forested and dotted with pink granite with surprising shapes, Traouïéro have a botanical interest due to the presence of some rare species of ferns and mosses. Guided tours of the valley Traouïero June to September. Information to the Office of Tourism +33 2 96 15 38 38.
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Information points | Tourist Office of Trégastel |
Leisure centres | Aquarium of Trégastel, Beach Quo-Vadis, Beach Sainte-Anne, Beach Ti al Lia, Beach Toul-Bihan, Beach Ty Neviz, Beach of Toul Drez, Beach of Tourony, Beach of the Coz-Pors, Beach of the Grève Blanche, Beach of the Grève Rose, Beach of the Grève des Curés |
Monuments | Castle of Costaérès, Chapel Saint-Gorgon, Dolmen of Kerguntuil, Lighthouse of the Sept-Îles |
Natural sites | Island Dhu, Island Plate, Island Renote, Island Ronde, Island Rouzic, Island of Seigle, Island of the Lapins, Rock of the Dé, Rock of the Tortues |
Lively market every Monday morning.
Fest-Noz the town in June.
Music Festival in June.
Competition / exhibition of underwater photographs at the Marine Aquarium every summer.
National Day in July.
24 hours of sailing in August: one in France, this endurance test of 420 runs marked the beginning of August in the Bay of Coz-Pors course. The traditional starting signal is given to the White Strike at 15h and crew will take turns for 24 hours, including at night in the spotlight, giving us a great show on the water. Beyond that event, the 24 Hours of Sailing is also a family event to earth concerts and entertainment, catering, fireworks succeed for all to enjoy.
Festival Bay in August.
Tango by the Coast: Festival of Argentine tango in early August.
Craft Market in August.
Rhythm & Roots Festival in August: festival in honor of all cultural expressions that have found their roots in Africa: ethnic journey through jazz, gospel, electro funky style, Afrobeat, blues ... Introduction to music and Mandingo dance salsa ... Exhibition of sculptures.
Festival of the foreshore "Equinox" in September: an invitation to discover the sea effect (to discover the seaside otherwise). Go to the equinoctial tides to explore this maritime space through land art, exhibitions, workshops, tours and market seafood, to the music.
Môm'Art Festival during the Thanksgiving holiday: festival for children and adults with live entertainment, arts and science workshops in the towns of Trégastel, Trébeurden and Pleumeur Bodou.
Competition exhibition of Christmas cribs in the church of Bourg in December.
Great Site Naturel Ploumanac'h (Perros-Guirec).
Visit the Natural Reserve of Sept-Îles (Perros-Guirec, boats departing from Trestraou).
Park radome Pleumeur-Bodou (amusement park and discoveries, covering: City Telecom with Radome Historical Monument, the Planetarium de Bretagne, the Gauls, etc.)..
18 hole golf course of Saint-Samson (Pleumeur-Bodou).
Ornithological LPO (League for the Protection of Birds) Island Grande.
Stairs and Brélévenez church.
Cloister and cathedral Tréguier.
Bréhat island.
Bird sanctuary of Sept-Îles.
Talbert furrow in Armor Pleubian.
Gorse Coast, Plougrescant and Port Blanc.
Traouïéro valley, with green chaos of rocks between Perros-Guirec Trégastel.
Casino de Perros-Guirec - Range Trestraou.
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Name | Type of activity | Price | Town |
Kayak hire on the Pink Granite Coast | Sports sensations | From 12 € to 34 € | Trégastel |
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I wrote FFG twice with no response (its been 2-3 weeks). I'm not only disappointed the board is garbage after 3 plays!! but i have yet to be contacted. Anyone else have this problem and if so how did you resolve/fix? I know minor warping occurs with anything but my board is unplayable at this point. Please Help!
My board is extremly warped..
Posted 12 January 2011 - 08:04 AM
Posted 16 January 2011 - 01:55 PM
My board also came warped...
I wrote to customer services who was extremely kind and sent me a replacement to the UK which I was over the moon with however, to my dismay the replacement was warped exactly like the original in all the same places.
My board is also unplayable as some of the figures tend to fall over at times.
Just to follow on from this, my board games are all kept in the same place and no other boards have warped!
I am very upset at this although what else can you do!?!
I do think FFG should look into this as they may have had the boards bought from somewhere else something...just some shot in the dark thoughts...
Posted 17 January 2011 - 08:25 AM
Directly from F.F.-
"Hello Ken,
Just was talking to you on the phone - here is the details about the
board request.
City of Thieves is a game we took over from AEG, and the process for
replacements for this one game is somewhat different from the other
titles we have. Unfortunately the printer Ludofact does things a bit
differently than we do normally. The contract for the printing didn't
give us either overrun boards, or a percentage of buffer like other
titles we do.
I'm pasting below the instructions they passed along for replacement
boards. Please contact them with your request - let us know if they
don't respond in a timely manner or if there are complications. We'll
try to work with them to get the process expedited.
Thanks for your patience -
Thaadd Powell
Customer Service
Fantasy Flight Games
LudoFact will provide Warranty Claim service for CoT game board
worldwide as the follow procedures.
If any of the end-consumer (not distributor or wholesaler) has filed
complain about the defective gameboard, the consumer must provide the
following 2 items and e-mail to email@example.com and we will send
the new gameboard free-of charge from any of the three Ludofact
locations, Germany, USA and Hong Kong.
Please e-mail the following item:
(1) Scan Original Proof of Purchase (warranty period is only
within 6
months from date of purchase)
(2) Take 3 digital Pictures in three views (a) The game version with
the barcode, (b) the gameboard in the completely opened view and (3)
Close up view and clearly shown that the defective gameboard is raised
above the surface line of 4 mm. Please note: Fuzzy or not clear
pictures will not be accepted in the result, no replacement will be
If the customer cannot provide the above proof of purchase and 3 clear
pictures, sorry no warranty will be granted. Lead time for the
warranty claim may take up to 1-2 months or longer depending on the
time of year, stock available and the volume of claim, we will
constantly review with Dust Game (not distributor or wholesaler) about
the status of the claim."
I'm pretty pissed because there is no way i have the receipt still. grrrrrrrrrr
Posted 17 January 2011 - 01:44 PM
This is ridiculous. What a bunch of a-holes: FFG should force them to send FFG all their replacement boards and pieces so they can supply them to people in a timely manner.
Posted 18 January 2011 - 06:06 AM
I could provide both but to be honest I don't see the point in getting a third warped board...
Thradd was the guy who helped me and was really helpful...
Makes me realise that i should be wary buying EX-Dust games if that is the kind of distributers they use...
I love the game although feel cheated in paying the full price for a faulty part.
Posted 13 February 2011 - 02:12 AM
I'm with you guys. I brought my copy of Cadwallon home, from the brick & mortar store where I bought it, and opened the box to check it out. Everything seemed fine. Several weeks later, when I went to play the game for the first time, I was very dismayed to learn that the board had warped pretty severely despite being kept at normal room temperature. I e-mailed FFG and got the same reply about Ludofact being responsible for replacing the board. Unfortunately, I had thrown out the receipt for the game after I opened the box to count all the components and everything seemed fine. As a result, I no longer have my proof of purchase. WHO KEEPS RECEIPTS FOR BOARDGAMES?????????? I feel absolutely cheated that I spent my money on this game (and also own about 50 other Fantasy Flight Games and expansions) and this is the way that we are treated. FFG now owns the right to this game and are selling it under their own name/brand. I my opinion THEY should be repsonsible for making sure that their customers receive a quality product, not deflecting the blame and responsibility to a company who no longer owns the rights to the game. Obviously Ludofact has extra copies of the board if they are able to supply them to those who meet their replacement requirements. Why did FFG not obatin these extra copies when they bought the rights to the game? As a side note, the warping board issue is getting to be a growing concern as well, I just opened my brand new copy of Dungeonquest and that board was warped before I even took it out of the box for the first time. Not a promising trend.
Posted 17 February 2011 - 12:53 AM
O.K., I guess I have to eat crow on this one. I took a chance and e-mailed Ludofact, explaining that I bought the game from a brick & mortar store, and that I disposed of the receipt after everything was accounted for and in good condition after opening the box. Ludofact was very understanding and asked only for photos of the board, which I e-mailed to them. Two days after sending the photos, the replacement board was on my front porch. I don't know how the board will hold up over time, but right now it is perfectly flat and I am very satisfied both with the replacement board and the service that I received. So I must apologize for kind of slamming FFG due to the fact that the replacement policy that they had in place worked out just fine. That said ... it's been almost two weeks since I emailed them about the Dungeonquest board, and still no reply. I own many FFG products and very rarely have any problems, but it seems that every time I do have a problem it requires a follow up e-mail before I receive a reply. The problem normally gets corrected in the end, but why does it always take two e-mails to get a reply?
Posted 26 February 2011 - 05:24 PM
I just purchased my copy this week and got it to the table tonight. My board was a little warped, not enough to hamper play, but after reading this I'm starting to worry that it will get worse! I really don't want to have to fight with another warped gameboard (happened with Marvel Heroes and again last year with Middle Earth Quest.) I've already had to contact FFG as one of the green plastic bases for the minis was missing when I opened everything up.
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Methodist Hospitals partners with Northwestern University to become a clinical training site for their emergency medicine residency program.
Methodist Hospitals has partnered with Northwestern University's McGaw Medical Center in new program that offers unique training to post-graduate emergency medical residents.
Methodist Hospitals and the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University have entered into an exciting new partnership. Post-graduate resident physicians receiving specialty training in emergency medicine from Northwestern will now be a staple in the Methodist Hospitals Northlake campus' (Gary) emergency department. The partnership will bring three new post-graduate resident physicians to the Northlake campus' emergency department in Gary each month. A total of 33 residents are expected to participate in this program each year, and will work within the emergency department for four weeks. More importantly, all residents reporting to the emergency department will experience treating patients in an underserved community, who often have complex medical conditions and social circumstances. The partnership is planned for at least the next five years.
The new partnership brings many benefits to the patients of Methodist Hospitals, as well as to the Northwestern residents themselves. Medical Director of Emergency Services at Methodist, Michael McGee M.D., is excited about the partnership and the benefits it will bring to the patients. "One of the most significant benefits that our partnership with Northwestern will bring is the increased amount of services that are offered to our patients. Rather than being seen by just one doctor, our patients will now be seen by two. The residents which are part of the program, as well as our staff emergency department physicians, will now see each patient and treat them as a team." The increased amount of doctors in the emergency department will also inevitably lead to shorter wait times for patients. In the previous years the national average for emergency department wait times has become increasingly longer. Waiting periods are longer due, in part, to an increase in uninsured patients as well as a decrease in number of emergency physicians available to provide care. According to Dr. McGee, "Overcrowding is always an issue in every ED. By increasing the amount of doctors on the floor available to see our patients, throughput (the rate at which patients are seen and treated) is greatly increased. This means that we encounter fewer backups in the ED, which in turn leads to quicker responses to patients' treatment needs." Although patients are seen by a resident, this does not mean that they will not be seen by one of Methodist's regular staff emergency physicians. All patients being cared for by one of the residents will also be evaluated and treated by one of Methodist's staff emergency physicians as well. According to Dr. McGee this means that, "patients are seen by twice as many doctors which means twice as much time, attention and feedback for the patients."
The resident doctors from Northwestern will receive excellent benefits from the partnership as well. The emergency department at Methodist's Northlake campus offers a unique training experience to the resident doctors. The uniqueness comes from the fact that there is a more severe degree of illness including many more instances of patients with penetrating trauma than in a typical emergency department. Penetrating trauma is easily defined as injuries involving some sort of foreign object piercing and entering the body. Examples of penetrating trauma are gunshot and knife wounds. By being exposed to these sorts of unique trauma as a resident, the doctors expand their skill sets and practice procedures that would, in other situations, be considered rare. These experiences can later prove to be invaluable from a training perspective. Katrina Leone, MD is one of the first residents to finish her stay at Methodist. Dr. Leone stated that, "I have really enjoyed my time at Methodist. The staff is extremely friendly and I have been able to experience some really exciting trauma cases. While working on these cases I was also able to experience some new procedures. It has really been a great experience working here." Another resident from Northwestern, Shana Kusin, MD is also nearing the end of her stay at Methodist. "I really value my time here at Methodist. I have been able to work with many excellent doctors and some really interesting cases. Experiencing a different patient population is also always very important."
The partnership between Methodist and Northwestern was determined to be a natural fit when reviewed by both parties. Our Associate Director of Emergency Services, Geoffrey Bauer, M.D. is a graduate of Northwestern and initiated discussions to develop this partnership. As a former graduate of the training program, he knows that "Methodist offers a unique learning experience to the resident doctors due to the medical complexity of the cases we treat at Methodist as well as the challenges of providing high quality medical care to an underserved, urban community. The socioeconomic characteristics of our patient population and type of illness and injury we treat here at Methodist complement the training the residents receive at their home institution, Northwestern Memorial Hospital."
Partnering with an academic institution is also consistent with Methodists' long-term goal of becoming a teaching hospital (training all major medical specialties) in partnership with Indiana University Northwest. Pat Bankston, PhD Assistant Dean, Director and Professor of Anatomy and Cell Biology at Indiana University School of Medicine was quoted as saying, "Our expansion and development of third and fourth year programs for medical students at IU School of Medicine Northwest will directly benefit from Methodist's new partnership. The presence of Northwestern residents at Methodist's Northlake Campus emergency room presents a great value to our medical students who will be completing their required Emergency Medicine course there. The team of attending physician, resident and medical student is standard in teaching hospitals and enhances the ER experience of our students. It is an exciting new development in our IUSM-NW/Methodist partnership."
Ian McFadden, CEO of Methodist Hospitals, stated that, "I am excited about our partnership with Northwestern, a top ten academic center, and feel that it is a strong reflection of the quality of services that we provide at Methodist Hospitals. Northwestern sets high standards of care for itself and its partners. This partnership reinforces our commitment to being a leader in sub-specialty care and raises the quality of care received at our emergency department. The partnership works out to be a win-win situation for both parties. In addition, this partnership with Northwestern further strengthens our commitment to excellence and medical education in our pursuit to become a medical teaching hospital/facility."
These sentiments were echoed by Michael Davenport, M.D., Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of Medical Affairs. "As a provider of medical education, our focus will also be that of facilitating a strong emergency centered academic partnership between Methodist and the McGraw Medical Center of Northwestern University. We anticipate a very unique richness in this partnership as the resident's training will be enhanced by the diverse educational expertise of our emergency department faculty and staff."
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PUBLISHED: 30 Oct 2013 06:39:00 | UPDATED: 30 Oct 2013 07:18:27PRINT EDITION: 30 Oct 2013In a speech at a food industry summit on Wednesday, Small Business Minister Bruce Billson will aim to tackle concerns over supermarkets' power by pledging to cut costs for local suppliers through tax reform, including scrapping the carbon tax, and reviewing workplace legislation. Photo: Luis Enrique Ascui
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The government will announce plans to combat worries about the market power of supermarket giants Coles and Woolworths over food producers and suppliers, The Australian has reported.
In a speech at a food industry summit on Wednesday, Small Business Minister Bruce Billson will pledge to cut costs for local suppliers through tax reform, including scrapping the carbon tax, and reviewing workplace legislation.
He will flag his concern that market pressures created by the two supermarket giants will lead to higher prices for consumers.
"While intensified competition between the two major chains has reduced grocery retail prices, there are concerns that those reductions come at the expense of suppliers and impact on the longer-term durable benefit to consumers," he will say, according to a draft of the speech obtained by The Australian.
"We have to ask ourselves: will these price and market pressures impact on the viability of the food-and-grocery industry over the long term and will they stifle innovation and investment by suppliers? And will this result in higher grocery prices in the longer term?"
Noting the investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission into supermarkets' powers, he will point out that while the big retailers' alleged actions may not be breaking competition laws, "this does not mean that the status quo is necessarily delivering the most efficient or optimal outcomes in the market."
Wesfarmers chief executive Richard Goyder acknowledged on Tuesday there had been "winners and losers" during the company's five-year turnaround of the Coles group. However, he told a Sydney business lunch hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia that Wesfarmers needed to be "strong, lean and dynamic" to head off competition from rivals such as Amazon, whose market value was three times that of Wesfarmers.
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Mike finds life on…Mike – watch the next installment of Discovery's series "Curiosity," October 23 at 9PM.
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One of the sexiest men alive is Discovery's go-to star, Mike Rowe, whose elevation of the mundane workplace deeds and unsung working class heroes of the USA has established him as a man's man, and one that women would like to know in that biblical sense.
Rowe is always up for the dirty deeds, and the new Discovery series "Curiosity" takes our fit fantasy man and puts him through a gauntlet of crazy human parasites and body invader tests that will give the germophobes hives.
On Sunday, October 23rd at 9PM ET/PT –Discovery Channel's "Curiosity" series – which features some of the biggest names including Robin Williams, Eli Roth, Samuel L. Jackson and Maggie Gyllenhaal — takes viewers on mind-bending journeys into the things that we're curious about. We shower, we bathe, we apply perfumes and deodorants. We're cleaner and healthier than at any other point in human history. So it may surprise us to learn that there are 10x more things living on us … than cells in our body.
From the flora of our gut, to the fauna on our skin and hair, this CURIOSITY episode explores the wildlife park that is the human body in stunning, microscopic detail -– combining the creativity of natural history filmmaking with the charisma of Discovery's very own dirty boy — Mike Rowe of Dirty Jobs.
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Mike what is going on with the Blueberry pie making it was my first time seeing that one. IF your looking for a real dirty job you need to go to a waste water treatment plant that is doing construction on it ( making it bigger). Take not the bigger the waste waster treatment plant that you go to the more dirty you will get. I'm not just talking dirty but nasty. Get with the guys you see out there on the plant that are pouring concrete lol. You'll have lost of fun.lol
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Apple developer Maciej Stachowiak has announced a new policy for developers of the HTML rendering library Webkit. It will close the gap between Apple developers and external programmers.
The policy will give KDE community members and external developers access to the Webkit CVS. Webkit is a free HTML rendering engine which is maintained by Apple, and is based on the KDE project's KHTML rendering engine. Apart from in Apple's Safari browser and on the iPhone, the Webkit, which is available under the LGPL and in part under the BSD license, is used in various projects. Trolltech's decision to integrate Webkit with QT prompted the KDE community to add new KHTML features to Webkit with a view of possibly porting Webkit.
The port is controversial because the KDE community needs some influence on the development of Webkit to achieve its aims. The KDE team has some doubts about the use of Webkit instead of KHTML, as Webkit depends on Apple's commercial interests. Apple' new policies removes these doubts and demonstrates Apple's willingness to allow external developers to participate in the engine in future.
KDE developer Aaron Seigo welcomes the new policy in his blog, saying that this is a step in the right direction and that the KDE team encourage Apple and anyone with a business interest in Webkit to choose a strategy of trust.
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Smit was hardly alone in his peep show. He had the support of the Ramseys' private investigators (two of whom were former colleagues), the Ramseys themselves, and University of Colorado journalism prof turned documentary producer Michael Tracey, who banged the drum for Smit's theories in a relentless campaign to clear the Ramseys by serving up alternate suspects. The cabal also got a boost from an unlikely source: Mary Lacy, Hunter's successor as district attorney.
In late 2002, after almost two years in office, Lacy wrote to the Ramseys' Atlanta attorney, Lin Wood, stating that she believed the case deserved "additional investigation by fresh eyes." While not exempting the Ramseys from this new inquiry, she made it clear that she was quite eager to "work cooperatively with Lou Smit, the Ramseys, and the Boulder Police Department."
Lacy's critics have suggested that she caved in response to the threat of yet another lawsuit by the Ramseys, but other accounts indicate that she was already leaning toward the intruder scenario while still a deputy DA. (According to Thomas's book, she once remarked that "the body language of John and Patsy Ramsey wasn't suggestive of deception and that men were not in a position to judge Patsy's demeanor.") She brought Smit back into the official investigation. In 2003, after a judge in a civil case in Georgia ruled that it was more likely that an intruder murdered JonBenét than a family member, Lacy took the unusual step of issuing a statement praising the ruling as "thoughtful and well-reasoned."
Last August, the hunt for a phantom intruder who might match the phantom DNA finally led to the only arrest of a suspect in the murder. Unfortunately, it was the wrong guy.
JonBenét Ramsey told me she loved me. Those were her last words.
-- "Daxis"
Keep your babies close.
-- Patsy Ramsey
Daxis, as John Mark Karr called himself, was just the sort of creepy-crawly that the intruder scenario called for; if he didn't exist, it might have been necessary to invent him. In a sense, he was invented. Karr cooked up his elaborate confession over the course of a four-year correspondence with Michael Tracey, who alerted Smit, who told Lacy that Karr should be taken seriously. Lacy bit, and the debacle that ensued -- the headline-making arrest last August, the business-class flight from Bangkok, the collapse of charges in Boulder and California, Karr's subsequent rounds of the cable-show circuit -- has made Boulder law enforcement the focus of yet another flurry of standup routines.
Karr's DNA didn't match the foreign DNA found in JonBenét's underwear. There isn't a shred of evidence putting him anywhere near Boulder the night of the murder. His bogus confession changed significantly in response to information Tracey supplied to him, yet still contained many details that contradicted the evidence ("Made for Each Other," October 12). Despite all that, some intruder diehards -- including Tracey and his British documentary partner, David Mills -- continue to push him as a possible accomplice in the case, insisting that he's being investigated by Homeland Security. But the Boulder District Attorney's Office denies that Karr is still under the umbrella in the Ramsey case. "We're not involved in any ongoing investigation of John Mark Karr," says Carolyn French, Lacy's spokeswoman.
In the wake of the Karr fiasco, KHOW's Dan Caplis and Craig Silverman have sought extensive records of the investigation from Lacy's office, including the complete e-mail correspondence between Tracey and Karr. Lacy has released only portions of the material, and the case may be headed to court soon.
Even if the talk-show attorneys prevail, larger questions remain about the credibility of the Ramsey investigation at this sorry juncture. Just how solid and unequivocal is the evidence of an intruder contained in Smit's PowerPoint, and why isn't that selectively disclosed material available to the public in its entirety? Is there proof that the DNA under the dead girl's fingernails matches the DNA in the underwear -- as asserted in at least one Tracey documentary -- or is this one more distortion of the evidence by the Ramsey spin machine, to point to an intruder who may not exist? How likely is it that the DNA is an "artifact," as Lacy herself has suggested? And what does Lacy's "ongoing investigation" consist of at this point, anyway?
These aren't idle questions: Westword is involved in a records hunt of its own on those issues that also may lead to court. Records already released show that the investigation has become a hunkered-down affair, waiting for the owner of the mystery DNA to show up. Until the Karr frenzy of last summer, Lacy's office had devoted little of its resources to the Ramsey homicide: nothing in 2002, a few thousand dollars in 2003, a few hundred bucks on travel expenses in 2004, nothing in 2005.
Several players in the Ramsey drama have passed away, including Patsy Ramsey and Bill McReynolds. Barring some dramatic breakthrough in forensic sleuthing, the case may never be solved.
These days, Lacy's office is catching heat over the absence of charges in the death of Jason Midyette, a ten-week-old infant who suffered multiple fractures and a head injury before being taken to a hospital last February; he was taken off life support in March. The baby's parents have declined to speak to police. The father, Alex Midyette, is the son of prominent Boulder architect and Pearl Street developer J. Nold Midyette. Two weeks ago, after a barrage of media criticism, Lacy's office acknowledged that a grand jury started meeting about the case in October. That's more than six months after the death, but still a good fifteen months earlier than a grand jury was convened in the Ramsey case.


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President Bill Clinton's science and technology advisors stressed the importance of the U.S. taking the lead with innovative energy technology, a future multi-billion dollar business, because of its economic ramifications. Boone Pickens and other entrepreneurs know this and are ready to move.
As documented in a post at http://alternativeenergy.dowjones.com/, alternative energy has emerged as a key investment area for venture capitalists.
The Ford Motor Company has just released plans to deliver a fleet of new battery-powered electric cars to the United Kingdom for use in a British study.
California's Energy Innovations Small Grant (EISG) Program provides up to $95,000 for hardware projects and $50,000 for modeling projects to small businesses, non-profits, individuals and academic institutions to conduct research that establishes the feasibility of new, innovative energy concepts.
And President Barack Obama has made cimate control one of his two signature domestic policy initiatives.
Concerns that have officially been all but ignored are seeing the light of day. Progress that has been stymied is being revitalized.
But the fact remains that today, many of us live good and comfortable lives. We drive big cars, live in temperature controlled houses, do not worry too much about the price of gasoline or our dependence on other countries for our energy supply, and generally are not obsessed about climate change. We should be.
If our leaders were told that in 10 years there was a good chance of a nuclear attack or collision with an asteroid, no effort would be spared to prevent it. We must wake them up, and wake up ourselves, to the possibility that air pollution and climate change could be just as catastrophic—Berkley Bedell and Jim Frost.


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I am currently trying to setup a simple home file server using Debain etch. On the server I want two shares. One share (the 'Open' share) will me the main ...
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open files and restricted files on the same Samba server
From a tip from another site I tried setting in global security=share and under the private folder I set security=user.
It almost worked. I access the open share just fine (the default directory is /server/share), no login needed. When I click the Restricted folder (/server/share/restricted/) I get a login prompt. However, the user name field is locked (grayed out) and set for guest, all i can enter is a password which doesn't work because guest has no password. Also leaving the password field blank doesn't work either.
I'm guessing what happens is that the moment I access the open share I get logged in as guest and samba wont allow me to log in as another user while I'm logged in as guest.
There must be some simple way of doing this?
I refuse to believe that I am the first to want some files open and some secure.


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I picked this up at Five Below at 3 polishes for $5. It's a great pastel green-blue shade. During the holidays, I would top it with a silver glitter, and right now I'm loving it under OPI's Black Shatter. Southhampton Seafoam is creamy and opaque. With one coat, it's streaky, with two, it's completely opaque. This shade doesn't give me the dreaded "lobster hands" either. Love it!
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Love this nail polish! Found it pretty cheap @ Five Below, and seriously, the formula and finish of this beats out Sally Hansen ones or more expensive brands. This color is what I wanted Essie's "for Audrey" to look like, but For Audrey was too sky blue. This color is a pale blue, more robin's egg blue or sea foam blue. The formula rocks- you only need 2 coats and it's perfect, no uneven texture. With one coat it will look streaky, but by 2 you're DONE. I liked the brush a lot too- nothing super fancy, but makes nice clean lines and won't give you that stripey look that too-narrow brushes tend to do. Super happy with this, and thrilled it was so cheap :)
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AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Jimmie Johnson has taken control of the championship battle following a disastrous performance by Matt Kenseth at Phoenix International Raceway.
Johnson widened his lead in the Sprint Cup standings to 28 points over Kenseth heading into next Sunday's season finale at Homestead by finishing third in a workmanlike performance for the five-time champion.
Kenseth had a horrific race Sunday as his title hopes were derailed by an ill-handing Toyota. He was struggling early, complained to crew chief Jason Ratcliff he didn't even know what to tell him to fix, and wound up 23rd.
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5 tips to keep your marriage strong
Love each person your partner becomes
You don't think the guy you married at 28 will be the same at 58, do you? Staying with someone for the long haul doesn't mean you'll stay the same people or couple. Embrace this fact, and look at your partner with curiosity, not criticism, as they evolve and grow. Or, as Lois Tschetter Hjelmstad, the author of "This Path We Share: Reflecting on 60 Years of Marriage" puts it, fall in love with each new person your mate becomes.
Sex is important, but touching is, too
Charles D. Schmitz, Ph.D., and Elizabeth A. Schmitz, Ed.D., who write the "Building Great Marriages" column for Psychology Today , say touching is the "Morse Code of marriage." Of the long-term couples around the world they've interviewed, the duo said the commonality amongst all of them was touching each other. The gestures can be simple--a graze of the fingertips on your man's elbow or your hubby's hand on the small of your back.
"When you touch someone, you are acknowledging his or her presence and expressing your love," the Schmitzes say. "In effect you are saying, 'I love you so much I simply must touch you."'
Don't let parents or kids intrude
With relatives, children and friends in your life, it's easy to let others influence your marriage. That's a big no-no, says Hjelmstad. Children can quickly erode your bond with your husband if you consistently overemphasize their needs and wants over his.
"Nurture your primary relationship tenaciously--never allow your children to take over your marriage, no matter how young or old they are," Hjelmstad advises.
The same goes for your parents or his: letting them intrude and influence decision-making actions in your marriage spells doom.
Practice conflict resolution
Research compiled by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that enduring marriage involves an ability to effectively resolve conflicts. The couples who emphasize positive interactions over negative ones possess stronger stability.
Sharon Rivkin, MA, MFT, licensed marriage family therapist and author of "Breaking the Argument Cycle: How to Stop Fighting Without Therapy," says quickly nipping problems in the bud ensures "you won't have the same argument for the next 50 years."
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Appearing at the Fig and Olive restaurant in West Hollywood, Obama spoke
to a group of Hollywood and music industry big wigs who had paid $17,900
apiece to get in. The group included DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey
Katzenburg, who introduced the president, along with actor Jack Black,
actor Danny DeVito, actress Rhea Perlman, producer Jon Landau, director
Judd Apatow, music producer Quincy Jones, and Calif. Gov. Jerry Brown,
among others.
The celebs were seated at round tables with white table linens in the hip,
modern, sleek restaurant, with high ceilings and a wall of wines in front
of which Obama spoke. David Plouffe and Jay Carney were among those
working the crowd before the remarks began.
In his introduction, Katzenberg said: "I have a dependency on President
Obama. He inherited a crashing economy and two wars and opponets who
questioned if he was even board. Yet he kept us moving fowrad. ... He was
dealt adversity on all fronts, but he maintained his stature. ... We must
keep fighting for him so he can keep fighting for us."
Obama got a standing ovation.
Highlights from Obama's remarks, which included him trying to sell the
jobs plan -- and his proposed Buffett Rule tax hike -- to the wealthy
"We're going through an unprecedented time in our history. We've not seen
anything like this in our lifetimes. This financial crisis is as bad as
any since the Great Depression.
"My job was to make sure not we did not tip into depression.... to save a
financial system teetering on the brink of meltdown. What got me involved
in this president busines ... was not just to solve a crisis, but
a recognition that after decades the American people felt as if rules had
somehow changed on them. ...
"There was a compact that said anybody in America could make it if they
tried. You struggled sometimes, but you could make it. Somewhere along the
line people felt as if that compact had been broken. It happened long
before the financial crisis hit.
"A lot of people across the country are doing the right thing and having
an incredible difficult time. The financial crisis laid bare problems that
had built up for a decade..,.
"People understood across the board something wasn't right. What we did in
2008 was capture a moment in time where people said we can do better than
this. Over last two years, wev've done an awful lot. I still have a list
in my pocket of campaign promises I made. I keep checking things off the
list. Equal pay for equal work, the Lilly Ledbetter law, was the first
bill I signed. Ending 'don't ask, don't tell' -- done. (audience claps)
"Making health care affordable and accessible to every single America,
we made it happen (audience claps). Even though it's not fully implemented
yet, there was just a report last week that over 1 million young people
have health insure who had not had it before because they can stay on
their parents' plans.
"Ending the war in Iraq. 100,000 out. They will be all out by the end of
this year. Restoring a sense of respect around the world. We do not just
have power through our military but also our diplomacy, our values, the
power of our examples. There's an awful lot we've gotten done, but here's
the challenge: It is restoring that compact, restoring that sense we're
all in this together and everyone is doing their fair share. Shared
sacrifice and opportunity, that project is not complete. It's not
finished. Which is why we've got to work just as hard in the coming year
as we did in 2007 and 2008. If anything, we've got to work harder in part
because it's not going to be as sexy, not going to be as new. I'm grayer,
I'm all dinged up. (audience laughs)
Those old posters, everyone's got in their closet. They're all dog-eared
and faded.
"Mainly it's hard because people are just tired... We've been driving
thru a storm, trying to keep this boat afloat, through something we
haven't seen in our lifetimes. People are weary. And hurt. The energy of
2008 will have to be generated in a differe nt way. There is a clear
constrast in where we want to take the country and where the other folks
want to take the country. Right now, obviously a lot of folks are hurting
but if we can give them a sense of possibility as hard as it is we can
still get there. If we say down road not wean selves off fossil fuels and
say if we smart and pursue energy effe
"There's a vision out there to be had. We're going to have to drive toward
it. In the short term what we need to do is put people back to work.
"The way we will pay for it is by swallowing very tough cuts that
are necessary but that do not endanger the economy right now because they
are spread out over 10 years. But we also are saying that we've got to
have some revenue. And that revenue is going to have to come from us. The
fact of the matter is Warren Buffett's secretary should not pay a higher
tax rate than Warren Buffett. .;.. The fact is that we made it in part
because somebody was paying for decent schools and somebody was paying for
roads and someone was paying for research...
"Now it's our turn... we should do the same thing. That's not class
warfare, that's common sense.
"The other said has a very different idea of where to take this country. I
urge some of you to watch the Republican debates (audiencelaughs). There's
a different vision who we are, what we stand for. The American people
want a bold, optimistic vision of AMerican, not a cramped vision that says
you're on your own."
"But as hard as things have been ...we're going to have to fight for our
vision. I'm going to need your help. Don't get tired on me now. This is
when we're tested. We're in Hollywood now so think about movies, the arc
of the story. If things are just smooth the whole way through, not only is
it a pretty dull movie, but it doesn't reflect our experience, it doesn't
reflect life. Character's tested when things are hard. This country is
being tested but I have complete faith in its character. That's what this
eleciton's about. It's about value, character, who we are."
Obama wrapped up his remarks and then offered to answer questions. The
press pool was ushered out around 8:45 p.m. PST. "THey're going to file
their stories," obama said.
Pool ushered to vans at 9:07 p.m. PST.
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