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dudes and dudets this freaking rocks!!!!,
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got my lovely DAATH track it blew my NUTS off, i was drawn to War Born (Tri-Adverserenade) num 10 holy shiiiishe it got me by suprise i was expecting another 'death metal band' and get bored by the incesent riffs that never changed pitch or anything and sum TIT sceaming down the mic!
so i listen to the rest of the album and i give it the DAI SEAL OF APPROVAL!!!!!!!!!!!!
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DAATH - The Hinderers.,
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This album is amazing. Daath combines elements of death metal, black metal, and mixes between the genres with varying guitar styles. The drumming on this record is insane and the guitar riffs instantly get you headbanging.
Sightless, War Born, and Who Will Take The Blame are my current favourites...but all the tracks are superb. A must buy for any fan of metal.
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!st class service i would recommend this product to any one plus the price was great too what more can i say
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Consensus: | YDS: 5.10d French: 6b+ Ewbanks: 21 UIAA: VII+ ZA: 21 British: E3 5b [details] |
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By Alexey From: San Jose Dec 19, 2007 |
I am curious about getting to the base of this climb. Is more direct trail exist from the road except that described above via Maniana? |
By Sirius From: Oakland, CA Dec 20, 2007 |
We've done a more direct way by scrambling up a boulder field just to the left (east)of the Vanishing Point area, then cutting right (west) through the forest to come out at the steep, grassy hillside with trail. Can't remember exactly where we parked for this, but maybe a mile or so before Sentinel. There was no formal trail - just bushwhacking. |
By Ian G. From: PDX, OR Oct 14, 2009 rating: 5.10d 6b+ 21 VII+ 21 E3 5b |
I did this a couple of years ago. The slings at the belay were kinda gnarly... |
By Osprey Overhang From: ... Feb 1, 2010 |
If you want to get there directly from the Sentinel Creek parking area, just access the main footpath. Walk past the turn off for manana and keep going east until you reach the Presidential boulder. From the back side of the Presidential boulder walk diagonally up and to the left (east). Continue in this direction until you reach the base. Access the climb from the left (east) side. I've done this many times as Vanishing point is also an excellent place to view horsetail falls when it glows in Februrary. The walk is very easy and casual. Barry Bates is the man! |
By Alexey From: San Jose Sep 12, 2011 |
You need two ropes to get down from the top [ top ancor is slings around the tree]. Or 80m rope, which barely reach the bottom. |

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Todd Van Poppel Rookie Card Retirement Plan Podcast – Episode Two
January 28, 2013
tags: A.J. Cole, A.J. Griffin, Anthony Recker, Bartolo Colon, Bill Pulsipher, Billy Beane, Blake Treinen, Bob Geren, Bob Melvin, Brad Peacock, Bret Saberhagen, Catfish Hunter, Dan Straily, Dave Telgheder, Derek Norris, Dwight Gooden, George Kottaras, Guillermo Moscoso, Jarrod Parker, Jason Isringhausen, Jesse Chavez, Joe Torre, John Jaso, Josh Lueke, Josh Outman, Josh Reddick, Michael Morse, Paul Wilson, Pete Schourek, Rey Quinones, Seth Smith, Sid Fernandez, Sonny Gray, Tommy Milone
The second episode is here. Recorded fresh the morning after the big Nats-M's-A's three-way deal but not posted until today. David Spencer (read his great work here) and I speak about the deal the day before. We also speak about Bob Melvin and about how we like the extension.
Listen to Episode 2 here. Hopefully soon we can get these on iTunes, I am not of that ability just yet and have a job and all this crap to do etc. but I promise I shall get it on there in due time.
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Angel Cat Sugar doesn't want summer to end, so she and her friends decide to spend the day doing all their favorite summer things. They go to the lake to go for a swim but it's too cold. But there are big piles of leaves to jump in instead! The strawberry fields have no more strawberries. But apple-picking season is just beginning! Will Angel Cat Sugar discover there are fun things about fall after all? This sweet storybook comes with a delicious apple crisp recipe and scratch-and-sniff stickers!
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Good afternoon! I received some info from my second cousin, Fred Binning who lives in Mansfield, La. He told me a cousin in Baton Rouge was looking up our family tree. His father and my grandfather William Thomas Binning were brothers, both living in Mansfield. His dad, Uncle Leonard Binning and Aunt Ruby lived across the street from my mother's house on Binning Road. Now a younger son, Earl Binning lives in the house. My mother, Madeline Landry Binning lives across the street. The street name was changed a few years ago in honor of my Grandfather W.T. Binning who was well thought of in the community. My father was Thomas Augustus Binning who passed away at the age of 66 with a heart attack. They are also the grandparents of Scott Binning whose wife Cindy has been corresponding with you. Scott is the son of my brother, Thomas George Binning. My youngest daughter lives in my house next door to mother and next to her is another cousin, Bobby Binning, son of Uncle Eddie Binning and Aunt Vera who lived across the street from my house in La. Daddy's youngest brother lives on the other side of my mother, Carl Binning and his son, Bryan Binning also lives close by his parents. The next residence down is daddy's youngest sister, Elma Mae Binning Hill. Aunt Maxine Binning who is the widow of Uncle Joseph Binning still lives on Binning Road as does Aunt Letha Binning, widow of Uncle William Henry Binning. Their son Jimmy Binning and their daughter, Dianne Binning Burr also live on the same road. Another one of our cousins, Linda Binning Sims lives 2 houses down from Earl, her brother. So you can tell, some of us didn't move far away. My husband and I are living in Great Falls, Virginia but plan to retire some day and return to our home on Binning Road in Mansfield, La. Did you find out that Grandpa William Thomas Binning ws married to Stella Ophelia Leet and Grandpa's parents were Henry Augusta Binning and Emma Georgia Carmouche. Mother has pictures of both of them and I made copies for my ancestor wall as my daughter calls it. I have one wall of black and white pictures of our family. Would love to have a copy of your book. Maybe I'll call you someday. Almost forgot, I remember going to visit daddy's grandmother, Georgia when she lived with Aunt Josie Thigpen in Mansfield, La. She made the best angel food cake I ever tasted. I also remember Aunt Jo (as we called her) and Aunt Ollie (Olive) coming to visit Grandpa Binning when he was so sick. My mother took care of Grandpa for nine months when he was terminally ill with lung cancer. He passed away when I was 8 months pregnant with my first daughter so he didn't get to see her. I took it very hard because we were close and I loved him very much. I hope to hear from you. Notify Administrator about this message?
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Betty Carolyn Reames, age 85, died on Friday, December 21, 2012 at Tuomey Regional Medical Center.
A memorial service celebrating the life of Nathan Gale Rollins, 70, of Lugoff, will be held at 3:00 PM, Saturday, December 29, 2012 at Kornegay Funeral Home, Lugoff-Elgin Chapel The family will receive friends at the funeral home at 1:00 PM, 2 hours prior to the service. Memorials may be made in Gale's memory to the American Heart Association of SC, Memorials & Tributes, P.O. Box 5216, Glen Allen, VA 23058.
Funeral service for Mary Jane Stradford, 87, of 1818 Carter Street in Camden, will be held Saturday, December 29, 2012, 1:00 P.M. at St. Paul United Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Collins Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Robert "Robi" Walter Truel, 52, of Summerville, passed away December 13, 2012. Born in Navato, CA, he was the son of Lee Truel and Josephine Branham and husband to Tammy Roland Truel.
Mr. Jessie Watkins of Camden entered into rest on Friday, December 21, 2012 at Kershaw Health.
The family of Joe Christmas is sad to announce his passing on December 23, 2012 at the Kershaw Health Center. Joe was 88.
Mary Jane Stradford, 87, of 1818 Carter Street in Camden, died Monday, December 24, 2012. Plans will be announced at a later date by Collins Funeral Home.
A memorial service celebrating the life of Elizabeth "Betty" Chmell Carlton, of Camden, will be held at 11:00 AM, January 5, 2013 at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. Rev. Steve Patterson will offciate. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, a donation be made to a charity of one's choice.
Funeral services honoring the life of Marvin Wayne "George" Gardner, 62, of Bethune, will be held Monday, December 24, 2012 at 2:00 PM, at Harmony Baptist Church in Bethune. The Rev. Tracy Hinson will officiate. Burial will follow in Bethel United Methodist Cemetery, in Bethune. Family will receive friends from 5:00-7:00 PM, Sunday, December 23, 2012 at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. Memorials may be made in Mr. Gardner's memory to the American Heart Association, Memorials & Tributes, P.O. Box 5216, Glen Allen, VA 23058.
Jessie Watkins of Camden entered into rest on Friday, December 21, 2012 at KershawHealth. Arrangements will be announced later. The online guestbook can be viewed/signed at www.cookefuneralhomeofcamden.com.
Funeral service for Gladys Goff Potter, 85, was held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at Hillcrest Baptist Church with burial following in the church cemetery. The family received friends Saturday 5-7 p.m. at Powers Funeral Home.
James Horton, Jr., 58 of Camden entered into rest on Wednesday, December 19, 2012 at Palmetto Health Richland. Arrangements will be announced later. The online guestbook can be viewed/signed at www.cookefuneralhomeofcamden.com.
A Celebration of Life Service for Mattie Paschal Goff, 89, will be held Monday at 11:00 a.m. at Blaney Baptist Church. The Rev. Philip Blankenship and the Rev. George Cashwell will officiate. The family will receive friends following the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to, Blaney Baptist Church Choir Fund, P.O. Box 305, Elgin, S.C. 29045, or Harmony Baptist Church, 998 Tookie Doo Ln, Elgin, S.C. 29045.
Nicholas Daniel Frank Stimpson, 18, of Mount Pleasant, SC passed away Thursday, December 13, 2012. The relatives and friends of Nicholas Stimpson are invited to attend a celebration of Nick's life at J. Henry Stuhr Mount Pleasant Chapel, Thursday, December 20, 2012 at 6 pm. To anyone who has been touched by Nick's life, you are welcome to join us at Stuhr's Mt. Pleasant Chapel from 4 pm until the celebration begins where viewing will be available.
Charles William Farmer, 69, husband of LaReda Davis Farmer, died Thursday, December 13, 2012 at his home.
Louise Nichols Bell, age 80, passed away Tuesday, January 20, 2015. A visitation will be held at Camden Southern Methodist Church Saturday, January 24, from 2-4 p.m.
A private graveside service for Harvey Branham, Jr. 72 of Camden will be held at Wateree Baptist Church Cemetery. Dr. Rev. Gene Rollins will officiate. The family will receive friends Saturday, January 24, 2015 from 1:00 PM -3:00 PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Harvey's memory to Parkinson's Disease, National Parkinson's Foundation, 1501 NW 9th Avenue, Bob Hope Road, Miami, FL 33136.
Elizabeth Thompson Brevard, 86, passed away on Friday, January 16, 2015 in new Haven Connecticut. A celebration of her life will take place on Friday, January 23, 2015 at Christian Tabernacle Baptist Church at 11:00 a.m. Visitation will be held from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m.
Mrs. Magnolia Belton Jones, 91, of Camden, entered into eternal rest on Saturday, January 17, 2015. Born in Camden, she was the daughter of the late Lawrence and Martha Portee Parks. A Celebration of Life and Homegoing Services will be held Saturday, January 24, 2015 at One p.m. at Camden First United Methodist Church, with burial in Belton Family Cemetery, Camden. Mrs. Jones will be placed in the church at Twelve p.m. for viewing. Public viewing will be today 1 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the funeral home. Brown's Funeral Home, Camden is serving the Jones ...
The Rev. Grahame Butler-Nixon, 82, died Monday, January 19, 2015 at Agape Hospice House in Columbia, SC. A Requiem Eucharist will be celebrated at Grace Episcopal Church, 1315 Lyttleton Street, Camden, SC on Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 11:00 AM with interment in the church's Memorial Garden following the service.
Beulah Monroe Bowen, 91, went to be with her Heavenly Father, Saturday, January 17, 2015. Born on April 12, 1923 in Blaney, South Carolina, she was a daughter of the late Gillyard Percival and Pearl Goff Monroe. She is survived by her loving and devoted husband of more than 72 years, Murdic Bowen. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother to her family and is also survived by her three daughters, Beverly Nates (Larry), Glenda Morris (Mike, deceased), and Lynn Nelson (Mike); six grandchildren, Gina Nates Henderson, Kristin Nates McGee, Kim Morris Gaines, Lisa Morris Dutton, Seth Nelson, and ...
Anne Cushman Prettyman passed away peacefully at home surrounded by her family on January 17, 2015 following a five-year illness. Services will be held for Anne on Wednesday, January 21 at 11:00AM at St. Francis of Assisi Episcopal Church at 7555 Ooltewah-Georgetown Road, Ooltewah, TN 37363. There will be a reception following the service at the church.
Joan Ashcraft McFarland, age 80, of Camden, SC passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on Sunday night, January 18, 2015.
Funeral servcie for Mr. Eddie Birkley Furman, 84, of 1814-A Lockhart Road in Camden, will be held Friday, January 23, 2015, 11:30 A.M. at Zion Hill AME Zion Church, 1262 Lockhart Road in Camden with burial in the Ft. Jackson National Cemetery, 4170 Percival Road (Hwy 12) in Columbia, SC. He died Thursday, January 15, 2015. Collins Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Carrie Mae McDaniel, 80, of Greenville, and formerly of Camden, entered into eternal rest on Monday, January 12, 2015. Born in Camden, she was the daughter of the late Nelson and Lois Thomas Bradford. A Celebration of Life and Homegoing services will be held Monday, January 19, 2015 at One p.m., at Mount Calvary Holiness Church, Rembert, with burial in Saint James Holiness Church Cemetery, Camden. Brown's Funeral Home, Camden is serving the McDaniel Family.
Ivanhoe, Va. - Frank Brunson Tidwell, Jr., 56, of Ivanhoe, Va. and formerly of Camden passed away Saturday, Jan. 17, 2015. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at United In Christ Holiness Church, Ivanhoe, Va. Arrangements by Reese Funeral Home, Austinville, Va.
Mrs. Magnolia Belton, 91, of 314 King St., Camden, died Saturday. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced at a later date by Brown's Funeral Home, Camden, who is serving the Belton family.
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Annual Holiday Party & January 2015 Meeting
Well it's time to inform all of our next meeting. Our January meeting/Holiday party will take place in Region 5, Carlisle, PA.
We will meet on Saturday, January 10 at 12:30 till 4. Our Hotel is the Comfort Suites -Carlisle. Located at 10 S. Hanover Street, Carlisle, PA 17013. Their phone # is 717-960-1010. The room rate is $89. Mention the PA Guild for this rate.
Our meal will take place at Rillo's at 7PM. It is located at 60 Pine Street, Carlisle. Remember to bring a gift for a Holiday gift exchange. Please let me know if you will attend the dinner so I can inform Rillo's by 1-1-2015. My number is 215-540-9787
We need set some dates for pouring the floor of the pole barn and the masonry training schedule for the year.
I'm also exploring the joint NY/PA workshop this year in early May. It would be in Region 2.There is a Boy Scout Council in NY that shares land in PA. It's been awhile since we have been in this area. This could be a good workshop with a lot of hands on deck to finish all the work.
Look out for your 2015 registration in the next few weeks. You must be registered to attend the meal.
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US 1609130 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) Nov. 30 192s. W. F. SCHACHT Filed May 24, 1926 ADAPTER LINING FOR CANDLE HOLDERS I 'll H v a Patented Nov. 30; 1926. UNITED STATES 1,609,130 PATENT OFFICE. WILLIAM F. SCHACHT, OF HUNTINGTON, INDIANA. ADAPTER LINING FOR CANDLE HOLDERS. Application filed May 24 This invention is a novel improvement in adapter linings for candle holders and the like, and the principal object thereof is to provide a simple, novel, inexpensive and cf- 6 ficient lining made of elastic material, and adapted to fit around the base of a candle inserted in the candle holder or stick, to adapt the candle to the holder, retaining same firmly and rigidly in the holder, and, furthermore permitting the use of candles of various diameters in a single candle holder. All hand-made candles vary in diameter at the base. it being impossible to manufacture hand-dipped candles of uniform diame-' ter, and such variations. have caused a great deal of trouble in trying to make the various sizes of candles fit diflerent candle sticks or holders, such variations necessitating the use of paper, cloth, and even toothpicks, packed around the base of the candles to make same fit properly, and even then the candles are very insecurely held in the holder. 1 One feature of my lining is that it is made in the form of a band, with openends, the band being relatively thin and provided with spaced ribs on its outer or inner walls, or both. which ribs yieldingly allow for the different diameters of the candles when same are forced down into the holders, the ribs slightly flattening o1; bending over against the wall of the holder, retainlng the candle securely and rigidly therein. I will explain the invention with reference to the accompanying drawing which illustrates several practical embodiments thereof to enable others to adopt and use the same, and will summarize in the claims the novel features of construction for which protection is desired. -'In said drawings Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a candle holder showing a candle retained therein by means of my novel adapter lining. Fig. 2 is a transverse section through the holder, candle, and lining, on the line 2-2, Fig. 3 is a vertical section through the holder, candle, and lining. Fig. 4.- is a perspective view of the preferred form of lining, detached. Fig. 5 is a top view of a modified form of the lining. Fig. 6 is atop view of a--further modified form of the lining. As shown inthe drawing, the candle holder 1926. Serial No. 111,416. ner, and adapted to receive and seat the lower end of candle B. My novel adapter lining preferably comprises a relatively thin elastic band 1, preferably of soft rubber, and adapted to fit around the'lower end of the candle B within the socket A, the normal diameter of the baud being preferably slightly less than that of candle B. Preferably on the exterior of band 1 are a plurality of evenly spaced ribs 1 substantially triangular in cross section, said ribs being short and thick and being dispozed parallel with the longitudinal axis of band 1, and spaced apart a distance greater than the width of the bases of the ribs, whereby when the candle B with the band 1 thereon is inserted into socket A the ribs 1 will slightly flatten, or bend over, against the wall of socket A, and retain the candle B firmly and securely in the holder A, irrespective of variations in the diameter of the candle B, as shown in Figs. 1,2, and 3. the diameter of the candle necessarily being smaller than that of the socket A. The linings 1 may be formed of endless rubber tubing, on a steel tubing mandrel, to make the lining perfectly round, then placed in a vulcanizer and cured in open steam or soapstone. .The tubes may then be removed from the mandrel, and the linings cut in suitable lengths. The linings may also be made in the form of strips instead of tubes, ,which strips may be of any desired length, and cut to suit the diameter of any particular candle, and inserted in the holder around the-base of the candle in the same manner above described. If the lining 1 is too small for a particularcandle, the same may be cut open and then laced in the holder, and the lining woul then suit almost any candle or holder socket. As shown in Fig. 5. the ribs 1 may be located on the inside of the tubular lining instead of the outside thereof giving the same results; also as shown in Fig. 6 the ribs 1, 1 may be disposed on both the inside and. outside of the lining for use in holding small candles in relatively large holder sockets. The ribs 1, 1", are preferably triangular I in cross-section, and or greater width than elastic wall or web of the lining, having open ends, and the spaced ribs on one or both faces of the web which I consider the novel features of my invention. ever limit my invention to the exact forms shown in the drawing, for obviously changes may be made therein Within the scope of the claims. 1. As an article of manufacture, a lining for candle holders comprising a strip of flexible material havinga plurality of lntegral spaced ribs thereon. 2. As an article of manufacture, a lining I do not howlel with the axis of the band; said ribs being for candle holders comprising a band of l flexible material open at both ends, and hav- 25 for candle holders comprising a band of 30 flexible material open at both ends, and having a plurality of spaced integral ribs on its exterior wall substantially triangular in cross section. 4. As an article of manufacture, a lining 35 for candle holders comprising a relatively thin tubular band of flexible material open at both ends, and having a plurality of intogral rib's on its exterior wall disposed paralsubstantially triangular in cross-section, and spaced apart a distance greater than the width of the ribs. V In testimony that I claim the foregoing as my own, I affix my signature. WILLIAM F. SCHACHT. Referenced by
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Manila Adventist Medical Center and Colleges
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Motto | The school that equips students for life and prepares them for eternity |
Established | 1993 |
Type | Private |
President | Bibly L. Macaya |
Undergraduates | Approx. 900 |
Location | Pasay City, Metro Manila, Philippines |
Campus | Urban, 11,365 Sqm |
Nickname | MAMC |
Affiliations | Seventh-day Adventist Church |
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The Manila Adventist Medical Center and Colleges, Inc. is a private coeducational Christian tertiary health sciences institution. The campus is located adjacent to its own integrated private hospital the Manila Adventist Medical Center within the city of Pasay, Metro Manila, Philippines. Both the colleges and hospital are run by the Seventh-day Adventist Church of the Philippines.
The colleges were first established as a school in 1993. It was incorporated with its parent hospital, the Manila Sanitarium Hospital, upon its establishment, thus adding the hospital name with a "school of medical arts" (SMA).
In its opening year, the college offered five vocational and allied health courses: three-year Associate in Radiologic Technology, two-year Midwifery, two-year Physical Therapy technician, one-year courses in Nursing Assistant and Emergency Medicine Technician.
After a year, the college wished to upgrade its Physical Therapy Technician and the Associate in Radiologic Technician into a five-year and four-year Bachelor's degree. The college wrote to the Commission on Higher Education (CHED) asking for the authority to implement the upgrade, which was agreed on, and the upgraded courses were offered in school year 1995-6.
In 1995, the college expanded its grounds by constructing a three-storey building with a capacity of six classrooms, five laboratory rooms and two offices. The building was finished in 1996.
In 2000 the college introduced two new programs: the six-month Caregiver Program and the four-year B.S. in Nursing degree. The hospital and school were renamed from Manila Sanitarium Hospital to Manila Adventist Medical Center in 2002 and from School of Medical arts to Colleges in 2007.
Courses Offered[edit]
Bachelor of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Radiologic Technology, Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, Bachelor of Science in Accountancy, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Financial Management, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Major in Marketing Management,
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There were plenty of snickers yesterday when it was discovered that the empty Ohio factory that Mitt Romney used as a backdrop for a speech condemning President Obama's economic record was actually closed under George W. Bush.
But the way Romney addressed this fact during his remarks is important. After acknowledging the factory closed in 2008 (without, of course, mentioning the name of the man who was president in 2008), he argued that: "Had the president's economic plans worked, had President Obama's plans worked, it would be reopened by now. But it's still empty. And it underscores the failure of this president's policies with regards to getting this economy going again."
This really is the essence of the Romney message: If you don't feel like the economy is in good shape, don't ask questions – just blame the guy in charge and kick him out. And to a large degree, it's working.
Just consider how horribly Romney is faring in polls when it comes to questions about his style, personality, and basic policy goals. In a new NBC News/Wall Street Journal survey, he's crushed by Obama by a 48-27 percent margin on the question of who will do a better job looking out for the middle class. He loses 52-22 percent on the question of which candidate cares more about average people, and 52-23 on who is compassionate enough to understand average voters' concerns. Overall, Romney's personal favorable score is an upside-down 33-36 percent.
A CBS/New York Times poll earlier this week found similar results. Just 27 percent of respondents said Romney is someone who says what he believes; 62 percent said he isn't. And by a 60-34 percent margin, they said Romney isn't someone they can relate to. Obama's scores in both of these departments are vastly better.
You might think, based on numbers like these, that Romney is getting blown away. But in both polls, the race is very competitive. NBC/WSJ puts Obama ahead by six points, 49 to 43 percent, while CBS/NYT shows the contest tied at 46 percent. What's keeping Romney in the game is that he actually rates better than Obama on questions relating directly to the economy.
For instance, the NBC/WSJ poll gives Obama an overall approval rating of 48-42 percent. But on his handling of the economy, he sports an upside-down 45-52 percent mark. And on the question of which candidate has better ideas to improve the economy, Romney wins 40-34 percent. In the CBS/NYT survey, more voters (55 percent) said they are "very" or "somewhat" confident in Romney's ability to make the right decisions on the economy than said so about Obama (51 percent).
This speaks to the power of Romney's basic message. He and his campaign are notorious for using highly misleading and outright junk statistics to blame Obama for economic conditions that are the direct result of the economic collapse that occurred just before he took office, on his Republican predecessor's watch. But even many voters who recognize on some level the slipperiness of Romney's tactics are ultimately agreeing with his "fire Obama" prescription.
So what can Obama do to combat this? The obvious solution would be a blast of undeniably good economic news in the coming months. The modest economic improvements of the last half-year seem to have helped Obama's standing; at the start of last fall, fewer than 20 percent of voters said they thought the country was heading in the right direction, and his approval rating was barely cracking 40 percent. Today, the "right direction" number has nearly doubled, and Obama's approval is in the high 40s. It's been enough to make him competitive, but it's still a very perilous place to be.
If the recovery isn't strong enough (or if it stalls), Obama will have to find a way to create a connection in voters' minds between their basic negative impressions of Romney and their sense of how he'd handle the economy as president — the one area where he now seems to be enjoying the benefit of the doubt. The idea, in other words, is not just to attack Romney for promoting an economic agenda that's skewed to super-wealthy Americans like him, but to illustrate how in very practical terms this agenda hurts the economy and stifles growth.
But if the economy is in poor enough shape through the fall, it's also possible that there is no effective counter for Obama to the Romney message. If voters are inclined to blame the president for their anxiety, then they will find a way to do so, even if it takes some rationalizing.
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Tunnels on John Wayne Pioneer Trail across Snoqualmie Pass closed to recreation
Former railroad tunnels on a popular recreational trail across Snoqualmie Pass are closed until further notice because of falling-debris hazards.
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Tunnels on the John Wayne Pioneer Trail, a popular mountain-biking and hiking route across Snoqualmie Pass, are closed until further notice because of falling-debris hazards.
The tunnels need an estimated $9 million in repairs, and money to even begin the work still needs to be found; it's been requested in the state budget and in the federal stimulus package under consideration by Congress, according to the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission.
Until money is found and the work can be done, tunnels 46 through 50 — from Thorp, in Kittitas County, westward to Snoqualmie Pass — will be closed, the parks agency said Friday. There is no estimated reopening date.
There's no danger of cave-in or collapse. But debris such as rocks could fall, causing injury, said Daniel Farber, a staff manager for the commission. "We determined there is enough risk to close (the tunnels) now."
An estimated 215,000 people use the trail every year. It's prized by Seattle-area cyclists and other recreationists seeking a route over the pass other than Interstate 90.
"It's a popular trail, there are a lot of people who like to do it, whether expert mountain bikers or beginners, and even kids," said Chuck Ayers, executive director of the Cascade Bicycle Club, which with 11,500 members calls itself the largest bicycle club in the country.
"My bottom line is I would rather they close it, public safety comes first."
The closure seemed to take cycle advocates by surprise.
"This is the first I have heard of it," said Dave Janis of the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, a statewide bicycle-advocacy organization based in Seattle with 2,800 members. "It must be pretty bad if they are closing it so quickly."
Janis said the trail will be missed once the cycling season really gets under way.
"People really love to use the tunnels, because they get very dark. It's fun and very accessible, and a lot of people use the trail to get across the state.
"I can't imagine people would want to use I-90, certainly not families. There is a lot of heavy truck traffic, it's not a pleasant experience."
This month a consultant hired to conduct a safety review of falling-debris hazards in the tunnels gave hazard ratings from moderate to very high for Boylston Tunnel No. 46 and Picnic Area Tunnel No. 47, both near Thorp; Easton Tunnel No. 48; Whittier Tunnel No. 49, west of Easton; and the 2.3-mile-long Snoqualmie Pass Tunnel No. 50, with its eastern portal near Hyak.
The trail is normally open to nonmotorized use only, except in winter months when snowmobilers also are permitted.
The trail winds through Iron Horse State Park, a 1,612-acre park that was part of the route of the Chicago-Milwaukee-St. Paul-Pacific Railroad. The tunnels date to around 1910. Some were carved out of solid rock, but others were built of looser material, and concrete used in the tunnels was not always of the best quality.
The state acquired the right of way in 1981 and 1982 for the trail.
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Cable television (kabel televisie) is available in most areas in the Netherlands (except in rural areas) and more than 90 percent of the population is equipped through cable. Each area has its own provider so it is most likely that any new home will be receiving cable TV. It will only be necessary to provide the new personal details for the contract and bills. The estate agent can help to arrange this.
Cable companies also offer Internet and telephone via cable. Packages are generally priced upwards of 40 euro per month. All cable provider websites listed here are in Dutch:
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OG: 1.068 Color: 18 IBU: 25 ABV: 6.9%
Brewed in the original style of a Belgian monastery, this mahogany ale has the sweetness of dark Belgian candi sugar paired with the distinct aroma of plum and pear.
2006, 2010 World Beer Cup Bronze Medal.
2006, 2010 World Beer Cup Bronze Medal.
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OG: 1.065 Color: 30 IBU: 60 ABV: 6.5%
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OG: 1.046 Color: 3 IBU: 50 ABV: 4.6%
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Please give me some hope as it has been this way for around 3years!!View Thread
'09 labs on 50 mcg Levo:
most recent labs 6/13 with 50 mcg Levo and 5 mcg Liothyronine
biggest complaint is weight gain of 6-8 lbs . Had maintained weight for years but routine has not been working since I started meds. Dr did increase T3 to 10 mcg to try that. Appreciate any insights on the dropping levels.View Thread
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I am interested in other people's experiences with treating thyroid problems- in general but especially when TSH levels are in the normal range.
here's my situation....After a long battle with severe constipation & fatigue and many, many trips to my general MD (and despite a "whole foods diet", cutting out diary, alcohol, and coffee) i finally sought out a Naturopath who tested my thyroid only to find I have Hashimoto's disease. I had not heard of this disease before so I was shocked to find I had every symptom associated with the disease. Although my hormone levels were consistently normal, due to the presence of the symptoms and antibodies, the Naturopath suggested I go on Nature-Throid (32 mg/day). I have been on this now for two months and I feel so much better. I am still tired (I have two kids under 4!) but much more functional. I feel human.
Fast forward to last week when I went to an endocrinologist... just to cover my bases. This MD seems completely uninterested in my symptoms and how I was feeling and instead looked only at my hormone levels. She basically said i didn't really need to be treated and that I was probably "just" depressed. However, since I'm already on the meds (and would like to someday try for another baby- though I'm not sure why this matters) she said we might as well keep me on them and check my TSH regularly.
Here were my initial levels in February:
thyroid perioxidase antibodies=147
thyroglobulin antibodies=55
T3 Reverse=21
T3 Uptake=36
T4, free=1.2
TSH= 1.52 (although has been up in the 4s previously)
From what I've been reading it does seem controversial to treat Hashi's with thyroid meds if TSH is normal- is it? Has anyone had success with an Endocrinologist who treats symptoms not just numbers? And is it risky to take the meds if I am otherwise healthy and the TSH levels remian "normal"?
Any advice or thoughts from anyone would be appreciated. thanks.View Thread
1. I'll have 2-3 days of a feeling that rushes up my body, to my head and then dissipates. I feel like my head gets larger, or expands, and that my heart does the same thing, and then its gone, just like that. This all happens literally in a few seconds. I can only describe it as a wave hitting a beach, rushing up the shoreline and then receding and this all happens in just a heartbeat. When it happens my heart is regular, steady at about 70-75 beats a minute. My blood pressure is regular.
2. I've had hot flashes for well over 15 years now. Horrible ones, but it can't possible still be menopause. I had a hysterectomy in 1988, I'm 61 years of age currently and they shouldn't still be affecting me. Again, it happens in a heartbeat, I literally have beads of sweat on my brow and I'm sweltering. This happens multiple times a day, every day.
3. Obviously, I have the normal symptoms, which include very fragile nails, hair that won't hold a bounce although its healthy if I keep it short, dry, dry skin, fatigue, inability to sleep at night, diagnosis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Fibromyalgia. Thoughts that I can't keep gathered. I feel a real mess.
Does anyone else have these symptoms, especially the first one? I NEED HELP!View Thread
I have been suffering with lots of different symptoms over the last few months, pressure and head pain being one of the most disturbing for me, as well as brain fog, depression, fatigue, feeling cold, very slow metabolism etc, Doc says I am hypo and have just started Levothyroxine 50 MG.
Is the head pressure/pain a symptom and does the Levothyroxine help? And how long before I notice any change with medication?
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If anyone can give me any insight, I'd be very grateful!!
I'm defintitely tired a lot, but also found out my Vit D, Vit B12, and iron were VERY low. Now those things are in normal range and am taking supplements. I also (due to benign tumors in my abdomen-surgery X3 in the mid 90's) only have half my intestines (both large and small).
-So I saw a hormone doctor after a miscarriage and she did spit test to check out my adrenals. My hormones were low (expected with early miscarriage), but my cortisol was just barely low. She did TSH just said I had hypothyroidism
-Saw a rheumatologst who checked my anti-thyroglobulin antibodies (just a little bit high-my number was 40 and normal was under 20) and anti-antiperioxidase antibodies (normal)
-Saw an actual endocrinologst here in Kiev (I'm living here at the momment) and she said I DO NOT have hashi's, just hypo and she even did an ultraound and just said my thyroid is inflamed some. She said it didn't look like hashi's.
-Saw reproductive immunologist in chicago and she said I DO HAVE hashi's...
Just not sure what to think... I am not on 75mcgs of syntroid and my thyroid is staying around 1...which is good. I've been checked for RA, Lupus, and celiac and all tests have been negative. But, I think if I do have hashi's--I should be eating gluten free and anti-inflamatory foods...
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It strongly affects my life, to be honest, and I'd love to hear other people's stories about the extent to which it affects their everyday life.View Thread
I hope you don't mind some links, but I came across this article on his site about T3/T4 , and this other one on the use of Synthroid , Levoxyl and Levothyroxine in general.
I mean he sounds good, based on what I've read, but have any of you worked with him? Is he good? I'm basically trying to gauge his personality and reputation.
Do you happen to have a list of recommended endocrinologists?View Thread
Any advice as to what this would mean? I'm a little confused by this whole thyroid issue. Any help would be appreciated. ThanksView Thread
Anyway, 3 days ago I had a new symptom-it felt like a pill was stuck in my throat. Only occasionally painful upon swallowing. I had an appt with my PCP the day after it started so I mentioned it to her. I just had an ultrasound today of my thyroid.
Tonight I am utterly miserable. It HURTS!
The pain radiates between my shoulder blades and it hurts CONSTANTLY and much worse when I swallow.
I was told I wouldn't hear results from the ultrasound until Monday...
Is this just simply a part of thyroiditis?
I have my first endocrinologist appointment lined up for april 11th.
Do I just suffer until then?View Thread
What do you think about this? What would you do or have done??View Thread
I've been on low dosage of Thyroxine for some months now. Given that I was tested as hypothyroidism. Now, my most recent tests show very low TSH [0.02> and pretty high T4 [20.4>. And i am noticing there is huge delay [two weeks> for my period and I am pretty stressed too...
One of the things that I've start getting worried is my chances of being able to get pregnant or not. Say if in 1-2 years from now I wanted to. Any ideas/suggestions welcomed.
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I've been on low dosage of Thyroxine for some months now. Given that I was tested as hypothyroidism. Now, my most recent tests show very low TSH [0.02> and pretty high T4 [20.4>. And i am noticing there is huge delay [two weeks> for my period and I am pretty stressed too...
One of the things that I've start getting worried is my chances of being able to get pregnant or not. Say if in 1-2 years from now I wanted to. Any ideas/suggestions welcomed.
thank you!View Thread
I'm in no psychological state to handle surgery, isolation, scarring, and potential side effects (weight gain, lethargy) from having my thyroid removed. I'm already having panic attacks and insomnia due to my fear of never finding another partner.
I have no symptoms or pain from my nodule. I'm inclined to just watch and wait and leave the surgical option alone until my life is in a better place and I have the love, support, and mental health needed to deal with it. Has anyone else taken this approach?View Thread
I had my thyroid removed a few years ago an although I am a lot more calmer. I have put on load of weight going from 10 half stone to 14
and cannot seem to shift it although i go to the gym regularly. I have
been looking at the leptiburn tablets but because i am synica i wonder i they would suit us. There are some good books out there by Mark
Starr. He wrote the Hypothyroidsm type 2 book. I am going to
have a look at the effects of Leptin on the metabolism of someone like
us and see if it could help. Sorry i'm a bit jumpy but it's hard to
concentrate on one topic as there are so many. Will get back soon.
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Usually i would put up a VA interview with cast of Idolmaster before the episode. Even though it's late, here's the interview with Ami/Mami and Ritsuko's VAs.
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I was quite happy with today's feature of the very rare glass idol Ritsuko. But I was so disappointed that the script was messed up.
Miki's conversation didn't make any sense; she seemly forgot that she is an idol, so when there is a stage show and it approaches you, but you suddenly think that you are not the right person ? It is a wicked reason. Spoiler for Spoiler:
BTW, how old is Ritsuko in the show ? It looks like that Azusa and her was set as much older than the others, but in the game they are just a few years older. Last edited by wm4; 2011-11-04 at 08:34. |
2011-11-04, 09:34 | Link #1626 | |
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2011-11-04, 16:12 | Link #1627 |
Purrrrfectly cuddly!
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Good for Ritsuko! Enjoyed ep 18 ... but I must admit I was shocked to see Azusa with the mumps.... Was wondering when Ritsuko would be shown dancing like an idol like she is in the OP's. 7.5/10 vote for the ep from me.
2011-11-04, 17:19 | Link #1628 |
Minna no ojou-sama~♥
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Nice little episode, great to see Ritsuko shine once more on the sparkling stage.
Episode 18: Idols and Fans Are Never Lost
2011-11-04, 20:50 | Link #1632 |
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Lol Azusa got the mumps, she looked so funny. Like how she recorded a video for the show. Ritsuko finally made her brief comeback! Like how Ami and Iori got some payback as drill sergeant. Nice job getting her fan-club to show up for an extra boost in confidence. Finally a Takane ep next week!
2011-11-05, 00:38 | Link #1633 |
:Still Yayoi's Onii~chan:
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Wow, this thread is less cluttered since the iM@S social group was formed
Anyway, I thought this episode was ok, it was simple overall so. Didnt think that I'd get to see "young" Ritsuko in the anime series. She actually looks quite adorable with that ponytail, though I prefer her current hair style the most. In the end I was glad to see Ritsuko on stage again. ...and yet again in this episode they hint that something is going on in Chihaya's life. Her episode must be fairly dramatic for them to be hinting something in each of the recent episodes...otherwise I'd be disappointed. We also got another rare scene, Kotori-san in her own clothes! (ok, well there was that one other time ) And I had a good laugh in that one scene in the ED, Ryo being dragged into that shop by Ai and Eri...lucky bastard. ...huh, what? Whats this I hear about Azusa having the mumps? *mental block of image in effect* ...does she? Spoiler for Is that you Ritsuko?!:
2011-11-05, 07:13 | Link #1636 |
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Yup there's a vaccine. Although not knowing which vaccines are administered in Japan, you have to take into account many factors. Not all vaccines are 100% effective and some lose their effectiveness over time. Also depending on the country there are variations on which vaccines to prioritize and administer and they change over the years and decades. Sometimes they drop certain vaccines because they deem the diseases they prevent eradicated or simply don't pose a risk anymore. Also you have to factor the parents, a brief minority are against vaccination too. So it isn't strange that people of certain age got or not vaccines compared to other people of different ages. It isn't rare for even developed countries to experience outbreaks of some diseases considered eradicated thanks to our global economy and plane traveling.
2011-11-05, 13:04 | Link #1638 | |
Purrrrfectly cuddly!
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*heads off to join the newly formed group*
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