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This message goes out to all those south eastern states "afflicted" with Gripeweed, aka. Chamber bitter, or as it is medicinally called Chanca Piedra ("Break Stone"). The seeds seem unavailable for purchase. My hope is that someone finds this post who has a problem with these weeds in their yard and also finds the kindness to send me a plant or two. I will pay money for this as well.
To most folks, this sounds like a ridiculous request, but I assure you it is far from it. I am afflicted with CHRONIC kidney stones. They develop easily in both of my kidneys, despite my avoidance of certain foods and increased intake of water. I currently buy an extract of this plant, but wish to have it growing in my yard so I may harvest it fresh and produce my own tea and tinctures. The kidney cleansing power of this plant is my only hope at overcoming this EXTREMELY PAINFUL disorder. I live in southern California in a zone 10B area that should be able to sustain the plant.
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I have about 5 acres of this devil's spawn. The plants aren't up yet, though. The frost kills it back but it comes back with a vengeance in about April. I know that it is supposed to be good for urinary problems, but this stuff is so invasive. I have a feeling that the Federal and local agricultural agencies would hang someone who dared to mail the seeds though, I'm not taking the chance. My suggestion to you is to come down to Central Florida and just walk around - you'll find bushels of it.


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- Comment on Habs acquire Oilers defenceman Jeff Petry and Sabres forwards Brian Flynn and Torrey Mitchell at NHL trade deadline (2015-03-02 10:56:05)
Flynn apparently can play any position on the 4th line. Brings some size and versatility to the bottom 6. Looking like Eller is probably on the market, DLR probably made him expendable
- Comment on Maple Leafs vs. Canadiens preview: Gonchar returns to lineup for Habs (2015-02-27 17:46:14)
Bigger players like Tinordi tend to take longer to reach their potential. That being said the fact that he hasn't managed to show he can be a #6 dman in the NHL yet is definitely cause for some concern. I'm sure if Bergevin thinks Tinordi will never hit his potential he is or will be shopping him soon. As far as Lars Eller goes he is producing right around the average for forwards that make his salary. This isn't 2006, 3.5 million rarely gets you a top 6 forward. There are 10 forwards in the NHL who have a cap hit of 3.4-3.6 mil and the average of their combined production this season is 24.7 points. Eller at 17 is slightly bellow that and is definitely producing bellow what he should for a player with his skills. That being said it isn't like most 3,5 million dollar forwards are going to be cracking 70 points this season. The more productive forwards at that cap hit like Desharnais and Turris are playing in top 6 roles with PP time. Bournival is young, cheap and a solid 4th liner. His speed makes him very effective on the forecheck. He's playing 7 min a night what do you expect from him offensively? Finally Bryan Allen was a cap trade. We could afford to take on Allen's slightly higher salary this season in order to rid ourselves of Bourque's 3.3 mil cap hit next year. Allen comes off the books at the end of the season. Nobody will take him in a trade and we don't really need to trade him.
- Comment on Habs return to the ice after day off and a Halloween party (2014-10-24 14:11:59)
The cap is expected to keep going up and the Habs are in a good cap situation. If AG continues his break out season I could see him putting together a season similar to Ryan Johansen in Columbus last year (33g 63p). Since the Habs have already set a precedent for bridge contracts with the PK negotiations I would expect AG to get a bridge deal similar to RJ 3 years 12 million 4 million cap hit. BG will also be given a bridge contract. He compares fairly closely to Marchand in style, size and productivity so it isn't unreasonable for his bridge deal to look similar to the 2 year 2.5 mil a season contract marchand signed in 2011. With an increased cap compared to 2011 that number probably rounds up to 3 maybe 3.5. With AG's potential contract that eats up about 7-8 million of the 10 mil of free space we have, assuming the cap doesnt rise at all which it most likely will. NB has 27 games of NHL experience and if he's lucky he might be able to increase that number to 67 max IMO. More likely he gets spot duty here and there and fills in for a few injuries and ends the season with somewhere between 40-50 games of NHL experience. I'm not sure that as an RFA NB will end up getting significantly more than 1 mil a year. JT is in a similar situation with only 35 NHL games under his belt and at best looking at slightly over 100 NHL games by the end of the year he is not in line for a big contract as an RFA. Erik Gudbranson who went 3rd overall in Tinordi's draft class and had just under 170 games NHL experience when he signed his contract got a 2 year deal with a 2.5 mil cap hit. Expect Tinordi to get less than that. It's easy to imagine the Habs locking up those 4 key players with the 10 or so million in cap space they will have going into the offseason if the cap doesn't rise. The cap should most likely rise and that means there is no doubt these players will be able to fit into the Habs cap structure.
- Comment on Tokarski gets start in goal for Habs against Capitals; Moen replaces Weise on fourth line (2014-10-09 15:46:40)
Great point about evaluating performance. As fans who spend a lot of time discussing our team on a daily basis a lot of have a tendency to put to much stock in game to game performances. It's important to take a step back and break down performance over longer stretches to add perspective. Like most people I agree that Markov's minutes should be managed a little more closely. I would be more comfortable with him playing 20-23 min than 24+. However, I don't think we will see his minutes reduced. I think his conditioning is very good, especially given his age and injury history and Therrien has a lot of confidence in him. Not saying it is the right thing to do to play him so many minutes but I think it is a trend that will continue. I personally don't want to see PK on the first unit of the PK. He is far too important to this team 5-on-5 and on the PP to be blocking slappers on a PK. I wouldn't mind seeing him get second unit PK but I think we have enough capable penalty killers on D that we don't need Subban to put his body on the line. As for the Norris voting the commentator made a mistake last night, I'm pretty sure PK finished 7th not 14th.
- Comment on About last night …. (2014-10-09 12:06:14)
Weaver is the defensive defenseman that replaced Gorges. The reason they brought in Gilbert to take Gorges top 4 spot was they were looking to improve their D-zone breakouts and transition game as it was an obvious problem in the NYR series. Gilbert also plays the right side which allows for Markov and Subban to be split up and Emelin to play on his proper side. Give the pairings sometime to gel and I am certain that in the long run we will see a more dynamic defense than we did last year which will lead to more offensive opportunity.
- Comment on About last night …. (2014-10-09 01:07:24)
I thought it was a very encouraging sign that Therrien did not tinker with the lines at all tonight. Considering none of these lines have had any regular season experience playing together they looked good and should only get better. Hopefully MT gives them a nice long stretch of games to solidify chemistry. If tonight was any indication of things to come then we should see the same line combos on a consistent basis, barring injury.
- Comment on Lines taking shape as Habs prepare to face Blackhawks (with video) (2014-09-30 23:35:51)
Seriously! They could've easily transitioned to a more speed and skill style of play if Seguin were still around. One of the few bad trades the Bruins have made in recent years.
- Comment on Lines taking shape as Habs prepare to face Blackhawks (with video) (2014-09-30 23:02:57)
For those worried about whether or not the Habs need an enforcer I decided to compare the size of our players in comparison to the rest of the division and some other top teams in the NHL. It looks like we are turning the corner from the smurf days. I broke down the rosters by how man forward and dmen on each team are under 6'0 and how many are more than 10 pounds below 200. Northeast Division: Habs: 4 forwards under 6'0, 2 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, Weaver only starting D under 6'0 and more than 10lbs under 200. Bruins: 4 forwards under 6'0, 7 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, only 1 starting D under 6'0 and under 200 lbs (Krug) Leafs: 3 forwards under 6'0, 6 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, no D under 6'0 1 starting D more than 10 lbs under 200 Sens: 1 forward under 6'0, 1 forward more than 10 lbs under 200, no D under 6'0 and Karlsson only D more than 10 lbs under 200 Sabres: 3 forwards under 6'0, 4 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, 1 D under 6'0 none more than 10 lbs under 200 The Habs are tied with the Bruins for most short forwards in the division but have the second least forwards more than 10 lbs under 200 which I believe is slightly more important when talking about size. When it comes to Dmen pretty much every team in the division has at least one either under 6'0 or more than 10 pounds under 200. Here is a look at some top tier teams (mostly western): Blackhawks : 6 forwards under 6'0, 5 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, no starting D under 6'0 or more than 10 lbs under 200. Pens: 3 forwards under 6'0, only Hornqvist at 189 is more than 10 lbs under 200, starting D all over 6'0 200 lbs Kings: 2 forwards under 6'0, 2 more than 10 lbs under 200, no D under 6'0 or more than 10 lbs under 200 Ducks: 3 forwards under 6'0, 2 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, 1 D under 6'0 more than 10lbs under 200 Blues: 4 forwards under 6'0, 3 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, 1 D under 6'0 none under 200lbs Avs: 6 forwards under 6'0, 4 forwards more than 10 lbs under 200, 1 D under 6'0 none more than 10lbs under 200 Sharks: 5 forwards under 6'0, 1 forward more than 10 lbs under 200, no D under 6'0 or more than 10 lbs under 200 It seems like most teams have a couple of forwards under 6'0 and more than 10 lbs under 200. However, none of these teams (Habs included) have more than one "small" dman. This is not to say that the Habs are a big tough broadstreet bullies type team. They will not be physically beating up any teams IMO, however they finally have a roster that has decent size through and through and will definitely not be man-handled. We also have a young talented core that is improving and within the next 2 years we should have enough speed and skill to consistently dictate what kind of game we want to be played. When teams are stacked with speed and skill and also have enough big bodies not to be pushed around it is tough to get them off their game (e.g. Hawks). Also funny to note that as of right now the Bruins have the most small forwards of any team in our division. Lucic and Chara still make them a tough team but I don't think they will be the same big bad bruins of the last 4-5 years.
- Comment on Therrien won't reveal Habs' lineup until game time (with locker-room videos) (2014-05-01 17:49:19)
I really liked the way Bournival played in round one and I agree that his style of play fits right in with 'our' game. That being said I understand the logic behind inserting Moen into the lineup. Moen is one of the best defensive forwards on the team and is one of our best PKers. Our PK struggled a bit in round one and the Bruins were firing on all cylinders on their PP. The special teams battle will be important. The Habs scored the most 5-on-5 goals per game in round one and the Bruins barely scored more than one 5-on-5 goal per game. Their PP on the other hand was clicking at over 37% and accounted for nearly 50% of their goals in round 1. The Habs will need to continue their recent even strength scoring success and limit the Bruins PP if they want to move on. Inserting Moen in the lineup makes sense if we are looking to neutralize their PP.
- Comment on Moen takes spot on fourth line as Habs prepare for Bruins (with practice video) (2014-04-27 19:09:10)


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H.R.3962 - Affordable Health Care for America Act
To provide affordable, quality health care for all Americans and reduce the growth in health care spending, and for other purposes. view all titles (10)
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carloscabriales – I have sat across the table from a Canadian family and was told they would have to wait for months for treatment and they chose to come to America to have medical treatment. During our conversation a couple from England stated that Americans are crazy to change there system because Americans have the best system in the world.
President Barack Obama pushed back a visit to Capitol Hill to Saturday from today to meet with Democrats as they rally support. With the vote drawing closer, thousands of protesters gathered at the Capitol yesterday and several were arrested after entering Speaker Nancy Pelosi's office.
- LastStand300 11/06/2009 4:05pm
Folks like Carloscabriales need to quit saying that it is so good in Canada and France, if it is that good then move there and leave our health care alone. I do think the health care industry needs some work and I know this because my wife is a health care provider. It is sad to hear some of the stories she brings home about people with no insurance and they have been diagnosed with a terrible disease. Yes it needs some fixin but the joke of a government NEEDS to stay out of it and let them compete the way other businesses do. We (the majority) DO NOT WANT a socialists country like France, Russia, Canada. If they have it so good then why can't people get treatment when they need it and not after they die. If you don't believe please do some research and you will find that more die without treatment than those that get help only because the one's without treatment have had to wait for months and sometimes years for the meds they need.
- LastStand300 11/06/2009 4:12pm
I know the grass looks greener on the other side until you get there and it was just a hoax to make it look better. I do know that Canada and France have been caught lying about the number of treated patients and the cause of death. The government determines who gets treatment and when. Would you want some lazy idiot to tell you that your mom or dad can't have the treatment that would save their life right now they will have to wait 6 months and then maybe they will get it. Now keep in mind the person that has determined they can't have the help they need has NO medical background and they are just doing their job by following a script already written for them because they are just drones. If that is what you want then please by all means move to Russia or wherever and let your family die but please leave us alone and quit trying to push something you really don't understand.
- thomashumble 11/07/2009 5:49am
I think we all agree that our current system needs help. The exact changes and ensuing debate are scattered throughout the web. My biggest problem is that the people WE elected to formalize this debate are not doing their job. A change of this magnitude should be worked out with all members of Congress, not a select few. If the Democrats are struggling to get a majority 218 votes then this speaks volumes about the quality of the current bill. If the bill in question had been formulated with bi-partisan input the support would be easily garnered. The countdown to Nov 2010 has started and if an elected official has incumbent beside their name they better start looking for a new career.
- Pickyrose62 11/07/2009 7:13am
Unfortunately, they probably won't have to go far. I'm sure some insurance company will hire them to lobby on their behalf.
Today, Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee Dave Camp (R-MI) released a letter from the non-partisan Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) confirming that the failure to comply with the individual mandate to buy health insurance contained in the Pelosi health care bill (H.R. 3962, as amended) could land people in jail. The JCT letter makes clear that Americans who do not maintain "acceptable health insurance coverage" and who choose not to pay the bill's new individual mandate tax (generally 2.5% of income), are subject to numerous civil and criminal penalties, including criminal fines of up to $250,000 and imprisonment of up to five years.
- Michigander 11/07/2009 10:08am
I call for re-education camps for white angry old people, where older Americans have to go and get trained in a philosophy that the government puts forward and then they have to go to work for a Acorn charity. This will lead to a spiritual and enlighten life. Please lend me your support for this law.
- bravo6lima 11/07/2009 11:30am
Everyone here is missing the point.Passage of this bill will give the feds basic control over your body and your lifestyle.It also mandates purchase of the service under penalty of fine/tax.Do you not see the insanity of mandating participation for a service you may not want?And don't compare this to car insurance,driving is not a right,and neither is healthcare.Yet we keep letting congress go way beyond the scope of thier duty.I'd rather die of cancer than let the feds run healthcare.Name ONE program the feds have run properly.None.
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#Delivers more in one day than FedEx does in a year, and more in three days than UPS does in a year.
i don't know about you but i use Netflix, every 3 days if i so choose i can get new movie from the USPS that pretty amazing to me.
when in doubt of the efficiency of America's bureaucracy remember the case of Abdul Waheed who filed a lawsuit against Mohammad Nanhe for draining water onto his property. it came to trial in 2000 in Moradabad, India. unforunatly it was filed 39 years ago and both of them are now dead (Wheelan 56) this is not an isolated incidence by any means.
Wheelan, Charles. "Naked Economics" New York: W.W. Norton & company. 2002.
besides if the laws turns out not to work some republican will campaign to deregulate it in say 20 to 30 years.
"Postal customers want reliable, universal mail service at an economical, reasonable price. That's what we strive to give them. And while we're providing the best service in our history — as measured by on-time delivery scores and customer satisfaction ratings — the Postal Service is struggling to survive in the 21st century economy because it is shackled with decades-old laws." Kenneth Schoentag, Postmaster of Colorado Springs, CO, in the Colorado Springs Gazette, Aug. 15, 2002.
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- Michigander 11/07/2009 12:53pm
I will take the Gov't. any day over the greedy Wall Street type practice of the insurance industry. At least we can vote them out and not tolerate paying the Republcan Congress off. No more plush parties, solid gold faucets, Madoff type CEO's. The Baby Boomers had there chance and blew it. It is time for young people to take over and make the babyboomers parents (the greatest generation) proud. (For Medicare, Social Security)It was the baby boomers that voted in Bush for 8 years of Hell. Now you want to dump Obama after 9 months. I don't think so. Baby Boomers just go away.
- Betonavette 11/07/2009 1:24pm
Pelosi-Care" … the latest monstrous version of ObamaCare (call it the daughter of ObamaCare) may come to a hasty stealth-vote hours from the time you read this letter.That's because Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, is moving heaven and earth to ram this socialist takeover of our health care system down our throats before anyone has a chance to really read it. And, believe it or not, Pelosi-Care is actually worse than all the previous versions of ObamaCare. It's a move toward government control of your health care, government domination of your life and the eradication of your God-given liberties. As economist Ben Stein pointed out on FOX News, the real goal behind Pelosi-Care is "to bring big business to its knees… and to get total social control
The American Medical Association's much-touted endorsement of the House health care reform bill has triggered a revolt among some members who want the endorsement withdrawn.
Some members are outraged that the group's trustees made the endorsement without the formal approval of the organization's House of Delegates.
On Monday, delegates will vote on a resolution offered by some members that, if approved, will withdraw the AMA's endorsement of the bill.
- Michigander 11/07/2009 1:40pm
- flamekeeper 11/07/2009 1:43pm
Hey Republican representatives, (yep, my party of registration) how many years did you have to submit a meaningful health care reform proposal while you sat on your reform-less rear-ends yet finding it OK to enjoy your tax-payer-paid health care and cash your tax-payer-paid checks? Too many, that how many! Now you whine and whine on the debate floor today about how HR 3962 isn't the right bill and how you could do better. Well, OK. Then, let me ask you, "why didn't you?" Today is a sorry day to be a Republican. To ignore my real health care needs and those of your entire constituency year after year while you, yourselves enjoy a gold-plated health care insurance plan that I and your other constituents pay for is simply immoral. Even more immoral is how today on our sacred House floor our Republican representatives act in such a unanimously polarizing fashion that it's reasonably obvious that it's nothing more than an "us vs. them" act of defiant egotism.
Both parties have been in power way too long. Corruption runs rampant through out these parties. It is time for a new third party to come about and restore the liberties of the people of this country.
The country doent need plurality, this country needs two sides of every issue. It needs opposition to popular and unpopular ideas. It has functioned like this for over two centuries! This duality of ideas has been the very thing that has made this country so great, it plurality. Plurality has always lead to the oppression and enslavement of the people who were at one point free.
I choose my civil liberties, I choose freedom from Government oppression.
- flamekeeper 11/07/2009 1:47pm
Gentlemen and gentlewomen representatives of the GOP, it's time for you to take your eyes off yourselves and quit whipping the flames of fear, uncertainty, and doubt among the constituency with rhetorical sound-bytes of "take-over, job-loss, socialism/communism, etc." What you have counter-proposed is under-achieving reform, and the facts prove it. You make our fine GOP look like a bunch of bribed puppets in the back pockets of the insurance and pharmaceutical lobbies. It's time to knock of the games and the appearances of elitism. Grow up, people, and make us proud.
- Michigander 11/07/2009 1:50pm
The baby boomers have taken to much from our country, it's time to protect your children from your parents. Fight the babyboomers now, they are concern about them selves and there selves only. Baby bommers have destroyed this Coubtry.
- flamekeeper 11/07/2009 2:10pm
Friend, there's a lot of "new world order" talk flying around on the web and the cable channels. It's all bull designed to keep everyone in fear and tuned in to fantastical cloak-and-dagger themes. Turn off the tech, get out the door, get involved, and speak the truth.
So the corruption running rampant in Congress, and through much of the state level lawmakers is all fiction perpetrated by the web and TV? Talk about jaded. There is a rising and ever present culture of corruption in this country. Democrats AND Republicans are the corrupt parties here. Don't be foolish in thinking that this corruption doesn't exist.
- I believe this government is overreaching and trying to grab power from the /American people. I believe HR – 3962 is un-constitutional. I believe the government cannot run health care as shown by our history and the failure of everything politics touches. I believe power corrupts and this government is the most corrupt in American history.


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A beach without sand. At the Fòrum you can take a dip, but not on a traditional beach: this is an area won back from the sea with tons of concrete. At the Forum's bathing area a stretch of seashore has been tamed to transform it into a giant, shallow, saltwater swimming pool, ideal for a splash. Many visitors are not aware that the Fòrum development was built on top of the Camp de la Bota, the area between Barcelona and Sant Adrià, the site of a tragic episode in the city's history. This is where many victims of Franco's reprisals were taken to be shot after the Civil War, as commemorated by the memorial on the esplanade that leads to the bathing area, a homage to more than 1,700 victims.
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DAVID Cameron deserves at least half a cheer for transferring the revenue saved by housing benefit cuts to working families.
WITH reference to Councillor Tanner's letter (March 20), can he prove that the Labour Party can save the NHS beyond all reasonable doubt?
AFTER almost a month of trying to buy a freezer, I wonder why none of the vacant shops in Witney have turned into an electrical dealer?
IN THIS world, there are a handful of brave people willing to stand up for opinions that almost everyone else considers laughable – the world is flat, the moon landing was faked or even that the Royal Family are lizards.
GEORGE Osborne's final Budget lacks long-term value for Oxfordshire.
I AM concerned at the further delay in deciding the planning application for a replacement railway bridge at Aristotle Lane and the much-needed enlargement of the play space for children at SS Philip and James' Primary School.
THE St Giles 'speed' trap, notorious locally I have only now discovered, certainly caught me.
THE betrayal of 1.3m Equitable Life victim families continues.
I HAVE just read Chris Payne's letter in the Oxford Mail (March 18) and the Editor's note telling us the Crime Commissioner's office had twice refused to say how many candidates, if any, there had been for the post of Chief Constable.
THE proposed Northern Gateway development on land enclosed by very busy roads and the soon-to-be-busy railway to Milton Keynes and beyond is understandably causing much local concern. At the Core Strategy Inquiry in 2011, the inspector said development should not take place without adequate infrastructure to cope with any extra traffic.
ALARIC Rose (Oxford Mail, March 20) can quote all the statistics he likes, but he cannot conceal the fact that voters are leaving the Liberal Democrats in droves.
IS THERE any logical reason why polling day for elections has to be on a working day in the week?
I'VE been quite surprised these past few weeks to read and be told by several local Labour supporters that Labour can win Oxford West and Abingdon, despite the most recent local election results as well as Ashcroft constituency polling showing they are more than some way off the pace.
A NEUTRAL follower of sport passing through the city could be forgiven for suffering from some confusion at what he sees.
DREW Carter rightly condemns David Cameron's promise to repeal the Hunting Act on behalf of his fellow blood sports enthusiasts (March 13).
THE sad news of another boat fire leaving a man with burn injuries and a loved dog dead is concerning not only for the survivors but for those who are in a position to reduce the chances of this happening again.
ALL the letters printed recently about the No. 8 bus brings back lots of memories.
WILL we ever be able to trust the banks and building societies again in this country?
JOHN Tanner in his letter 'Blackwood is struggling to hold on to her position' appears to have got his figures mixed up.
MAY I say thank you to Keith Brooks for answering my letter "age doesn't add up".
WHILST I support Oxford United I cannot fathom the thought of the club being dragged into another relegation battle that could disrupt the good work that Kelvin Thomas and Ian Lenagan have done for the club.
MY thanks to all of your readers who responded to my letter (March 11) about the route of the No. 8 bus in the Sixties.
YOU have had a few replies to the request for information about the number 8 bus but, I thought I'd add my small contribution.
BICESTER Railway Station is going to be renamed Bicester Village when it reopens in September - sounds trendy being named after the designer outlet, doesn't it?
READERS may have seen last Sunday's television programme Great Canal Journeys on Channel 4.
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WE ARE often told by Conservative and Lib-Dem MPs that privatisation would deliver better and more efficient service to the public.
A RECENT edition of the Oxford Mail had four articles about our roads, one of these saying that the Oxfordshire County Council is "anxious to keep transport moving", which the other articles proved was a problem.
WITH reference to the report Your say is wanted on Bicester's bid for garden city status (March 19), I was drawn to the paragraph "Announced by Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg in December, it will pump £100m of investment into Bicester to deliver 13,000 homes, 21,500 jobs and a motorway junction".
OXFORDSHIRE County Council has realised that Oxford has a traffic problem – that is the good news.
I WAS interested to read the article about cook-chill meals being introduced into community hospitals. The reason given is one of standardisation of quality.
NEARLY three months after the 88 years young war veteran applied to renew his blue disabled badge he received his new one today (March 23) and at last he can now get out and about without fear of a parking ticket or fine. Although he now has his badge he did he not receive so much as an apology for the delay plus the new badge is dated from February 21 (a month ago) which means it is already a month old before he has even received it. Is this really the best the county council can do? If so something is wrong.
THE county council proudly proclaims that 92 per cent of primary children in Oxfordshire get their first choice of secondary school. Well that certainly isn't true for the Isis division in Oxford that I represent on the council.
SPOT the difference. The Independent Schools Inspectorate, in its recent report on the Dragon School, gave it the highest possible rating in every category assessed. The quality of the pupils' achievements and learning was judged to be exceptional.
I AM responding to John Tanner's letter in the Oxford Mail (March 18), in which he gives totally biased voting advice to the electorate of Oxford West and Abingdon, suggesting that everyone should vote Labour.
IT'S GREAT news that there will be additional help for dementia sufferers.
I READ with interest of Oxford City Council's request for Barton and Northway residents to come up with suggestions for street names for the proposed Barton Park development due to be started this year.
YOUR story last week about a parish council's plans to trap moles digging up playing fields and allotments said the villagers of Merton were in uproar.
IT IS the height of insolence for anyone to attempt to bully or "blackmail" anyone else into voting, either specifically or generally.
ISN'T it wonderful how well the traffic is moving around Frideswide Square since the traffic lights have been removed while the improvements are in progress?
QUITE unexpectedly I recently found myself in the hands of the National Health Service.
THE growing community dissatisfaction at proposals to put buses through the pedestrian zone outside the Cornerstone Arts Centre in Didcot has gone up a notch as it becomes apparent who was behind the proposed plan.
A FEW weeks ago I met with campaigners from the Tax Dodging Bill coalition at the Christian Aid office in Oxford.
IN REFERENCE to your front page article 'Back to the dark ages' (Oxford Mail, March 17), when will the trusts – like Oxford Health – realise that ready chilled meals are horrid and are not what the patients deserve?
NOW we've heard it all from Ukip (March 16). The daft party's local representative claims to support the NHS. The reality is that Nigel Farage wants to scrap the National Health Service. He wants to replace it with an insurance-based health system run by private companies.
THE Bullfinch Report into the organised sexual exploitation of young girls in care is a very serious document.
I WAS reading all these letters about the No.8 bus service with fond memories of the service. I used to live at the bottom of the Abingdon Road just before it terminated in Canning Crescent and I used to travel to school on it to St Joseph's in St Clement's next to the Port Mahon pub and to my relatives in Northway.
JOHN MADEN (March 11) claims that immigration in the UK will lead to "considerable swathes of greenfield sites" being encroached on to accommodate people coming here and asks what the Green Party would do.
YES it's true that poor housing and deplorable levels of pay is a major barrier to recruitment at the Oxford University Hospitals Trust (£100,000 a day to keep NHS in staff, March 16) and much of the blame for the pay issue rests with central government which fails to fund the NHS to operate in this exceptionally high cost environment, but nevertheless there are serious questions about whether the trust and the outsourced companies it uses are getting things right. Staff in Oxford are paid the lowest wages anywhere in the country – below even the 'National Living Wage', let alone the Oxford Living Wage, below wages in Scotland, below wages in Banbury.
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Construction of the $2-billion, 8.5-mile Crenshaw/LAX rail line continues to move forward, with another round of excavation underway for an underground train station.
The Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority has been working on the project for just over a year, tackling challenging feats of engineering while also supporting businesses in the hard had areas.
Once completed in 2019, the Crenshaw/LAX rail line will have eight stations, the northernmost connecting to the Expo Line, and southernmost to the Green Line, not far from one of the world's busiest airports. Funded through Measure R, a half-cent sales tax approved by voters in 2008, it is projected to have a daily ridership of 13,000 to 16,000.
Los Angeles County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, vice chairman of Metro's Board of Directors, said the importance of the Crenshaw/LAX rail line cannot be understated.
"This rail line will transform neighborhoods by allowing people to get where they need to be, and quickly," he said. "It'll also cut air pollution and traffic congestion, and boost businesses along the route by carrying customers almost to their doorstep. In short, it will change the landscape of Los Angeles for the better."
With the Crenshaw-LAX rail line projected to serve thousands of commuters by 2019, Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas has proposed creating affordable housing, commercial and residential developments on county-owned real estate along major public transportation lines.
His motion, unanimously approved by the Board of Supervisors, recommended making better use of a 1.9-acre parcel of land on Exposition Boulevard in Los Angeles at the intersection of the Crenshaw/LAX and Expo Lines, as well as a 40,000-sq. ft. property on Redondo Boulevard in Inglewood which is adjacent to the Crenshaw/LAX line.
"With its prime location adjacent to the Crenshaw/LAX Fairview Heights station, the County should explore opportunities for making the property available for private development that would cater to commuters on the rail line," Supervisor Ridley-Thomas said. "The use of county-owned properties will generate additional revenues that could potentially offset the costs of relocation."
The county's 40-year-old Exposition Boulevard property, which houses a Probation Department field office is outdated and needs substantial renovation. By relocating the Probation staff to another County building, the Exposition Boulevard property would be available for private developers to build affordable housing, live/work housing, retail stores, restaurants, creative office space and other commercial and residential developments that would cater to the needs of commuters on the Crenshaw/LAX rail line.
This proposal complements another motion set to go before the Metropolitan Transportation Authority Board of Directors this month to develop a 2.1-acre parcel of land at Exposition and Crenshaw Boulevard owned by Metro.
Combined, the two motions represent a significant change in the way the county can use its assets to address economic development and housing needs. Together, the Los Angeles County and Metro properties bring up to 500,000 square feet of potential new development into the marketplace.
The $2-billion Crenshaw/LAX Rail Line is funded through Measure R, a half-cent sales tax approved by voters in 2008.
The 8.5-mile train route would run through the historic Crenshaw Corridor, known as the epicenter of African-American culture in Los Angeles. It is projected to have a daily ridership of 13,000 to 16,000 once completed in 2019.
Plans are already in place to build a major retail center with a Target store, a new Kaiser medical facility, and a revitalized Baldwin Hills Crenshaw Plaza next to the rail line.
Painted a vivid red, orange and yellow, the newly opened Casa Yondé affordable housing community in Koreatown is doing more than brightening up the neighborhood – it is a refuge for some of the county's most vulnerable young people.
Among the tenants is a 21-year-old working student who recently aged out of the foster care system and is learning how to live independently. Gregory declined to reveal his last name but expressed relief over having a place to call home.
"It makes my life better," he said. "It's very convenient because it's close to my school and my job. Since I don't have the stress I had before, I'm able to focus on my goals."
With funding from Los Angeles County and public and private sector donors, Casa Yondé opened in January with 52 units for homeless adults; low-income families and individuals; and youths who have aged out of foster care and are either homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
The Casa Yonde apartments replaced an obsolete building with only 26 affordable housing units, some of which were 90 years old. In addition, young people living in the complex have access to services to help them integrate into the community, as well as counseling rooms, community spaces, and a landscaped courtyard.
"I believe that every individual has the right to live in safe, affordable and quality housing," said Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, who noted more than 1,600 units of affordable and permanent supportive housing units have been created in the 2nd District since 2008. "Through affordable housing and community services, we can change people's lives and the communities they live in."
Another 67-unit affordable housing community, LDK Senior Apartments, is under construction in Koreatown, off Crenshaw Boulevard, for seniors at different stages in the aging process. The apartments will come with amenities such as wheelchair ramps, grab bars, no-slip surfaces, emergency call systems and recreation areas. It will also house service providers to help residents sign up for affordable healthcare, job skills training, and others.
"Come spring next year, this development will provide the wrap-around services to help residents thrive," Ridley-Thomas said.
Little Tokyo Service Center Community Development Corporation built both Casa Yondé and LDK Senior Apartments, with financial and operational assistance from both the private and public sectors, including Los Angeles County.
The Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance is the service provider at Casa Yondé. "These apartments allow tenants to take care of their family and participate actively in the community," said tenant services coordinator Maya Anderson of KIWA. "Now they can live in an affordable and safe home."
Hoping to get an aerial view of the green spaces in Los Angeles County, the Board of Supervisors recently approved an unprecedented analysis of all the parks, hiking trails, botanical gardens, wildlife sanctuaries and similar venues within its borders.
The first-ever Countywide Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment would help determine the most efficient way to operate and maintain existing assets. It would also identify the communities that remain underserved, and include an inventory of potential projects and their respective funding requirements.
"The final product will not only identify geographic areas with the highest need for parks and open space, but will identify, prioritize, and outline costs for specific park and/or open space projects," Supervisors Mark Ridley-Thomas and Michael Antonovich said in a joint motion.
"This effort has never been done before and it is much needed," Ridley-Thomas added. "Parks and recreational facilities can enhance and even transform neighborhoods. We must continue to bring green spaces to communities that need it, and enhance the parks and open spaces that we already have.
The analysis could position the county to better compete for public and private funding, as well as make the case for creating a revenue stream through a ballot measure in 2016.
Currently, the county relies on Proposition A, a parcel tax approved by voters in 1992, to generate $52 million annually for park construction and maintenance, beach cleanup, the acquisition and preservation open space, and other purposes. Proposition A, however, is set to expire this June.
The board sought an extension by putting Proposition P on the ballot last November, but it failed to muster the two-thirds majority required for passage. Among the criticisms of Proposition P was the lack of a "needs assessment" that would justify continuing to pay the parcel tax.
The Countywide Comprehensive Parks and Recreation Needs Assessment approved Tuesday is estimated to cost $3.5 million, and take about 16 months.
By the end of 2015, Los Angeles County will eradicate veteran homelessness—that was the pledge made recently by national and local government officials, non-profit and philanthropic organizations and the local business community.
Home For Good, an initiative by United Way of Greater Los Angeles and The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to end veteran homelessness in 2015, unveiled a detailed Action Plan to meet that goal. The initiative prides itself on an individually based approach to end homelessness. By understanding homeless people's needs, quickly linking them to permanent housing, job training and mental health help, many veterans have found a new way of life.
"I am so grateful," said Felicia Blankenship, a veteran who was homeless for many years before finding permanent housing at the Rosslyn Hotel Apartments in downtown Los Angeles, where the initiative was announced. "I am alive and I am sober and I am so happy to be here."
Since its launch in 2010, Home For Good partners throughout the region have housed over 12,000 veterans, with a current rate of 438 veterans housed each month. To achieve the goal of eradicating veteran homelessness by the end of the calendar year, the community must house 538 veterans per month.
"I welcome my new and fellow Supervisors, Sheila Kuehl and Hilda Solis, in joining me to help solve homelessness in our County," said Supervisor Ridley-Thomas, who in 2010 co-sponsored the motion for Home for Good in Los Angeles County. "This is an esteemed and productive public/private partnership that has made major gains toward ending chronic and veteran homelessness in our County."
Secretary of U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs, Robert McDonald, was the keynote speaker at the event, which also included Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles County Supervisors Sheila Kuehl and Hilda Solis.
"If we end veteran homelessness in L.A. County and across the country, imagine what else we can do," said Robert McDonald, Secretary of the U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs. "There is no reason why any veteran should be homeless."
There are 39,500 homeless men and women in Los Angeles County, of which 4,618 are homeless veterans. Los Angeles has seen a 40 percent reduction in veteran homelessness but clearly more work needs to be done.
"Having thousands of people on the street is morally wrong," said Gary Toebben, president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. "Frankly, it is also bad for business."
With the current partnerships, Home for Good leaders are confident the goal to end veteran homelessness will be met.
"Every region in Los Angeles County is impacted by veteran homelessness, and it will require a strong and collective effort to eradicate the issue and house our homeless veterans still living on the streets," said Elise Buik, President and CEO, United Way of Greater Los Angeles. "I'm confident that with this group effort, renewed focus and expansion of the proven Coordinated Entry System, we will eradicate veteran homelessness in Los Angeles County in 2015."
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2004 Caymus Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley959 Ratings
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2004 Caymus Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Napa Valley
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Wine Description
(From 2008 Vintage) Open fruit, rich, lush and layered, serving up a complex mix of plum, blackberry, black licorice and spices. Full-bodied and supple-textured, ending with a long, persistent finish that keeps repeating the core flavor themes.
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(From 2009 Vintage) A flashy, opulent Cabernet. This wine is rich, full-bodied, and loaded with black chocolate, currants and cherry fruit. Notes of baking spices and tobacco add character to the finish. The rich, ripe tannins add incredible texture and depth.
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Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wines(From 1999 Vintage) In some ways ahead of the aging curve expected of very young Cabernet, this latest release from Caymus is a big, rich, deeply fruited and downright luxurious wine whose outgoing nature and remarkable plushness exhibit a certain affinity to optimally ripened Merlot. Its loamy earth aspects and central themes of cassis tag is as wholly Cabernet, however, and the roughening qualities of late-arriving heat and tannins both belie its initial charms and suggest that a few years of age will make a good ...
Robert Parker(From 1986 Vintage) "In the blind tasting, I first thought this was a Spanish wine given the intense, pain grillee, toasty oak, and vanilla aromas. After ten minutes some of the oak dissipated, allowing the wine's flamboyant blackcurrant fruit to emerge. Full-bodied, exceptionally concentrated, with a seamless, velvety texture, and a marvelously long, opulent finish, this 1986 Cabernet tastes like a jar of jam on the palate, with great purity and staying power. Although it appears to be fully mature, it will last fo...
Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wines(From 1998 Vintage) While its cassis-like fruit and loamy earth accents mark it clearly as varietal, and its pleasant oak sweetness brings it an extra bit of immediate attraction, this tasty, mildly tannic Cabernet is easy enough to like, but nowhere does it show the kind of depth or drama that might reasonably be expected by its inflated price. It has a little room for improvement, and, while it may not grow for decades, it should soften a touch and fill out just a bit with three or four years of age.
Wine Advocate(From 1994 Vintage) Rating: (90-92) - As reviewed in Wine Advocate # 102 on Dec-95
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Admissions, the largest single chunk of the hall's revenue, remains at a relatively low point. Hall attendance has stabilized over the last two years to about 270,000 annually, but that figure is far lower than the 400,000 a year that visited in the peak years of the late 1980s and early 1990s, or even the 301,755 from 2008.
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From Theory To Pulse
Church of St Etienne du Mont, Paris
Because that force through green fuse drives all flowers
(which we would call the greater force, or God, or minor gods)
and gathers in a place like this — things gather, here and there —
then it's a good place to come to sit a while, though
the first postulate of relativity, and I believe it, says to me
there's no such thing as place. But here I am. It's nice to sit a while.
Protect me, then, in the gathering up, in the going away.
The gargoyles do the warding off, the message gets projected
through the spires. That's the theory. Sounds beautiful
to me. Okay. So you know nothing about anything
except what you recognise as instance, as kindred appearance.
Suffering, then. And then compassion. There are older agonies
than churches. You go home exhausted in the middle of the day.
Sunlight floods the apartment. The turtle dozes by the window,
more solemn than a thousand cats. You lie down,
place her on your chest. For two hours she stares at you
and feels your heart move her shell. Older agonies.
You are as little as you could be. Protect me — why?
No need. The turtle, mute, knows nothing too. That force
that through your black heart pumps conjoins the turtle here.
Of her own will she is still and yet at eighty-four beats per minute
you watch her body make that tiny jolt ten thousand and eighty times.
We'll all be dead. And very soon. And yet unblackening is relief.
The diamond glint in the ancient eye. Small suffering joins
with the greater that of the ages of blood. Agonies of evolution
and beyond that, as always, geology. The lilac knows nothing of this.
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Lynn Carter
Chiropractor, DC
"As a Doctor of Chiropractic, I believe in giving my patients quality chiropractic care from a doctor you can trust. Trying to find the source of the problem is my goal. You will have a chance to discuss your concerns with the doctor and have a thorough examination. Further recommendations will be made at that time depending on your specific case.
(770) 913-6718
Gainesville, Georgia 30501
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Rick Speizer
Chiropractor, DC, PC, CCSP
"Dr.Speizer has been practicing in the Atlanta area for over 25 years.Dr.speizer was named best Atlanta chiropractor 2013,Kudzu Dr.Speizer is listed in Guide to Top Chiropractors in America, he has been the chiropractor for The NFL Players Association(Retired Players)Ga,The Atlanta Attack Pro Soccer Team, The Atlanta Magic Pro Soccer Team. He has worked with Broadway Shows back stage such as Cats, Guys and Dolls, Mama Mia,Fiddler, Jesus Christ Superstar,Blood Brothers,etc. He has been awarded the Distinguished service award from the American Chiropractic Association and is President of the Chiropractic Council For The Performing Arts.
(770) 913-6921
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Danny Kahn
Chiropractor, DC
"Dr.Kahn been practicing in the Atlanta area since 1993. He uses many different techniques depending on the needs of the patients. He considers personal care very important so you will never be rushed out of his office when more time is needed. Feel free to call for a consultation at no charge.
(678) 719-2966
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Ken Logan
Chiropractor, BS, DC
"I am a FAMILY orientated chiropractor, have family plans, and make your care AFFORDABLE. I Specialize on infants, children and the elderly, sports injurys and motor vehicle accidents. I am Licensed by the Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners and certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners.
(770) 913-6700
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Fountain of Youth MD
"Dear Patient, I have been a Chiropractor for over 15 years and have experience in most types of injuries, which include severe herniated disc, personal injury claims, sciatica, and neurological matters and sports injuries. I am a very confident and seasoned adjuster and I strive to make certain all my patients receive results or I will not rest until I discover a solution for my patients. I am am extremely proud of my facility, Fountain of Youth MD, we not only provide amazing Chiropractic services, but can offer our patients a full spectrum of Medical Spa services as well.
(678) 820-4859
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Nicholas Carlisle
Chiropractor, DC
"Are you suffering from acute low back pain, chronic low back pain, neck & shoulder pain, wrist pain, or knee pain? Are you looking for relief from severe chronic pain, locating the cause of your pain, or searching for ways to beat the aches and pains of daily living? Let's introduce chiropractic into your daily routine. Serious about your health, and do not want to live in pain anymore? If you are looking for comfortable, effective low back pain relief, then Atlanta Medical Institute & Advance Pain Management is the right place.
(404) 586-4243
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Edith O Mobolade
Chiropractor, BS, MT, DC
"Dr. Edith is a board certified Chiropractor with 20 years of patient care as a medical technologist and 10 years of Chiropractic and injury rehabilitative care in Cobb county and surrounding neighborhoods. At Kevkem Chiropractic health & injury rehab center, we are dedicated to providing fast, effective Chiropractic care, by quickly identifying the root causes of spinal pain, peripheral joint pain, muscle pain and discomfort. Naturally alleviate pain and needless suffering due to acute or chronic neuro-musculoskeletal problems, educate patients on the benefits of life style and postural changes to help maintain a pain free life and optimal physical health.
(678) 271-8977
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Loretta Sandy
Chiropractor, BS, DC, CCEP, MDT(Cer
"Dr Sandy specializes in treating sports and repetive stress injuries in addition to everyday aches and pains such as: Headaches Low back and neck pain carpal tunnel Sciatica/Leg Pain Arm pain We also offer other therapies such as ultrasound, electronic muscle stimulation, and exercise rehab. Onsite digital x-ray and eletronic health records help streamline our office and reduce the impact on the environment.
(404) 369-3729
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Jennifer Alonso
Chiropractor, DC
"Dr. Jennifer Alonso is licensed by the Georgia Board of Chiropractic Examiners and certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners. She is a member of the International Pediatric Chiropractic Association and is also the attending Chiropractic Physician for the Northwind Gymnastics Optionals and TOPS teams. Dr. Jennifer Alonso is a 2002 graduate of Life Universitys College of Chiropractic and earned a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Rutgers University.
(678) 658-0941
Alpharetta, Georgia 30022
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Michael Tumminello
Chiropractor, BA, DC
"I am certified nationally for chiropractic and physical therapeutics. I teach doctoral seminars in advanced chiropractic techniques and offer my patients endless wellness presentations including the Six Factors of Health Model, a revolutionary program to maintain health and avoid disease. I use a gentle technique to align the spine, create a healthier nervous system, and increase optimal performance in athletes, children, adults and the elderly. All patients receive a detailed consult, history, and exam to help us formulate the best plan of care.
(404) 620-5528
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Chris Walker
Chiropractor, BSN, DC
"Our office is Christian based office. Dr. Walker has helped many people with low back pain, neck pain, headaches, fibromyalgia, ADD and bulging or herniated discs without surgery or medication! Our philosophy is simple. "We Move The Bone, God Does The Healing." Dr. Walker has been serving the CSRA area since 2006. Our office is conveniently located just off Washington Road, which makes it easy to get to from Martinez, Evans, North Augusta and all of Augusta.
(706) 403-4462
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Travis A Cross
Chiropractor, BS, DC
"I am currently certified in the latest protocols with Cox Flexion/Distraction Decompression. Our primary clinical focus is treating neck and back spinal disc conditions. These patients represent the most serious conditions that typically seek chiropractic care. I have been working with spinal disc patients for several years and have perfected a unique balance of Chiropractic and Physiotherapy that is producing incredible results. Our office has recently added gentle Impulse iQ instrument adjusting for spinal and extremity conditions. We now address all painful arm and leg joint issues successfully. Our non-surgical therapies usually provide same day relief.
(404) 994-6948
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Live Well Chiropractic
"We have been successfully serving Midtown Atlanta, GA since 1999. On site digital x-ray, myovision technologies and personalized exams are utilized to help pinpoint your problem. Depending on the health of your spine we may recommend relief, corrective or wellness care. Our goal is to alleviate your discomfort while helping you achieve your ideal spine and optimal health. The Doctors at Live Well will help you do just that with specific, healing, corrective adjustments. We also provide Massage Therapy and Pilates and work directly with your therapist and personal trainer to develop a whole body wellness approach.
(404) 235-0995
"At Thrive Chiropractic Wellness Center we believe that everyone has a right to a long, healthy, happy, strong life. We believe in the innate power of the human body to help heal itself. We also believe that the internal structures of the body (the spine being the central structure physically) and the function of the body are closely related. It is our goal to assist our patients in harmonizing the structure and function of their bodies for optimal health and performance. We specialize in the treatment of athletes, prenatal, pediatrics, back and neck pain, wellness care, and general pain.
(678) 929-6092
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Helene Levinson
Chiropractor, DC
"We have been serving Sandy Springs for over 25 years. we offer a full line of technicque to handle many different situations. We offer Vax-d Therapy for low back pain. We accept most health insurance and medicare. I f you were involved in a automobile accident we will work with your auto insurance or attorney. Knowledgeble and friendly staff and we always provide same day appointments. We have massage therapists available by appointments. Conviently located on Marta Bus line on Roswell Rd. just inside the perimeter. Call Dr. Helene Levinson now for a Free Consultation 404-257-0404
(404) 236-6868
Sandy Springs, Georgia 30342
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David Odorisio
Chiropractor, DC
"I am a Doctor of Chiropractic. Chiropractors specialize in interactions between our nerves, muscles and skeleton, and their impact on our general health. We use manual therapy techniques to perform spinal or extremity joint adjustments. Manual adjustments assist in the removal and/or prevention of compressed/pinched nerves. A compressed/pinched nerve causes pain and/or impaired function of the spinal cord nerve roots, interfering with muscle function and sensations of feeling throughout the body. Symptoms include weakness, tingling, numbness, burning sensation or shooting pains down the buttocks, legs and feet, or in the neck, shoulders, arms, hands and fingers.
(770) 212-9614
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Kenneth R Weil
Chiropractor, DC
"At Chiropractic Works Health Center we specialize in helping YOUR BODY heal from a variety of conditions. Chronic low back pain, neck pain, allergies, headaches, migraines and even digestive disturbances are among the few. Traumas, such as falls and vehicle accidents cause a condition where the nerves in the spine become pinched. This causes your body to malfunction. We gently align the vertebrae of the spine and remove the "pinched nerve", known as a subluxation. Then and only then can your body begin to heal itself and your quality of life has to improve. We are a family oriented practice and offer both relief and wellness care. Many patients begin care in our office with a specific health concern and then realize that chiropractic is all about optimal health ...how to get well faster and stay well longer. We'd love to meet you. Call our office today to schedule a no-obligation appointment. Dr. Kenneth Weil GCC Board Member
(404) 369-3408
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Michael Halan
Chiropractor, BS, DC
"Dr. Halan has been practicing in the Atlanta area for over 15 years and has helped hundreds of patients return to better health. He utilizes multiple Chiropractic adjusting techniques, Applied Kinesiology, nutrition and physical therapy to address each patients individual condition and meet their bodies needs. A prefered provider with many health insurance plans allows Dr. Halan to treat most patients for a simple co-pay. Cash and Family plans are available for the un-insured.
(678) 894-8400
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James E Schantz
Chiropractor, DC
"Hello! I understand that you are looking for a new Chiropractor. Finding any new doctor can be a challenging task. May I share with you what I have to offer? 1. I will, whenever possible, see you the same day that you call. 2. I will listen to you first, and make my recommendations second. 3. I will make our treatments fit you, not you fit our treatments. 4. You can use your insurance here to help your healthcare dollars go farther, because we are IN-NETWORK PROVIDERS for most plans.
(770) 766-4706
"I prefer a patient who is open minded to the benefits of chiropractic care. It is so important for the doctor and the patient to understand each other to have the most successful outcome for the patient to get their life back. My office has always been concerned about patients getting better and staying better as well as giving back to the community. Dr. Schones is a fellow in Pediatrics and specializes in pregnancy and children. We also manage auto and sports injuries.
(770) 674-8164
Chiropractic in Georgia (GA) - is it right for me?
Georgia (GA) Chiropractors specialize in the interactions between our nerves, muscles and skeleton and their effects on our general health. They diagnose problems and use manual therapy, including joint adjustment and manipulation, to prevent and treat them.
Many people who seek Georgia (GA) chiropractic care do so for help with back pain, especially lower back pain, neck pain and headache. Spinal adjustment in Georgia (GA) or chiropractic adjustment is the most common method of treatment--it refers to the manual adjustment by the chiropractor of the three-joint complex at the base of your spine with sufficient force to create a sensation of 'release', increasing the joint's range and reducing pain.
A treatment plan may involve one or more manual adjustments. Many chiropractors in Georgia (GA) also incorporate nutritional counseling, exercise or rehabilitation into the treatment plan.
How is a Chiropractor licensed?
The Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) in Georgia (GA) must complete four academic years at a school accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education, as well as a one-year internship at an outpatient clinic owned and run by a chiropractic college. They are tested and certified by the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners, and licensed by the state in which they practice. To maintain licensure in most states, practitioners must complete a certain number of continuing education hours annually.
There are several schools of chiropractic adjustment techniques, although most chiropractors mix techniques from several schools. Some Applied Kinesiologists in Georgia (GA) are qualified as Chiropractors.


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A second berth at Fairview Container Terminal in British Columbia will grow capacity to 1.3 million TEUs.
Third executive sentenced as part of Department of Justice probe into price fixing in ro-ro shipping
New buyers focused on Canadian investment and economic development.
The German ocean carrier said its financial results were impacted by costs from merger with Chilean liner CSAV.
ConAgra and Lululemon said they expect shipment delays for several more months as a result of West Coast port congestion.
The new container service will connect ports in China, Taiwan and South Korea with Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Chile.