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Sean Sheridan holds an enlarged photo of BayHouse taken the day after Sandy hit.Credit: Lenyon Whitaker/Metro
Far away from the island of Manhattan, sand-lined roads and cozy Cape Cod houses make it easy to forget that the Rockaway Peninsula is also part of New York City. Here, the ghost of Hurricane Sandy is palpable. In Breezy Point, one of the hardest hit neighborhoods, only about half of the residents have returned to their homes. Many houses are still in obvious disrepair, and wooden signs shaped like stars bear messages like "God Bless Breezy Point."
The vantage point of the BayHouse Restaurant in Breezy Point, Queens, offers magnificent, panoramic views sweeping from the Verrazano Bridge past One World Trade Center. Southern Brooklyn's beaches lie between Breezy Point and Lower Manhattan, creating the illusion that the skyline rests on a sand bar — New York City looks like a modern day Oz from here.
But there used to be a lot more to see. Only the bare, pointy piles are left of a former pier, and the BayHouse is just a shell of its old self. There is no vestige of the deck where customers would stretch out and tan while they knocked back a few beers and snacked on burgers and wings. The BayHouse used to be a hub for Breezy Point residents: The former space was a charming, white beachfront tavern with retractable purple awnings that provided shade from the summer sun. Both the deck and the indoor space were popular for customers who came with their children to listen to live music and enjoy the summer breeze.
Sean Sheridan, the owner, built a temporary space to set up shop this summer. The interior is decorated, much like the original BayHouse, with tchotchkes like mounted sailfishes and nautical flags. Sheridan did an impressive job building the temporary space; he installed windows, floors and a bar, but still, the makeshift restaurant is drafty and the tarp roof rattles as the bay winds thrash against it. Sheridan is shutting down the restaurant for the season, just one year after Hurricane Sandy wrecked the original building, but the BayHouse used to operate year-round.
Sheridan remembers that high tide on the day Hurricane Sandy hit around 9 p.m. last year on Oct. 29. At just 5 p.m., the water was already pouring through the door of his restaurant.
"You could see how quickly it was approaching and that you had to get out of there in 20 minutes," he told Metro. Sheridan left the restaurant to go to his Breezy Point home a mile away and walked back across the beach the next afternoon.
"I saw all of the devastation of the other homes and businesses on my way," he said. "My restaurant has been open for 12 years. I basically renovated the whole place when I took it over 12 years ago and it was a labor of love. It was a very tough thing to look at."
Photos of the restaurant after the hurricane reveal a structure that has been totaled: So much of the walls are gone that the building resembles an open-air garage more than it does a restaurant. In the photos, wrecked bits of the restaurant are strewn across the sand and the beams of the building look like they're going to collapse.
"It was horrible," said a former BayHouse server who declined to give her name. "It was devastating. There was nothing left. This was like home - I worked here for nine years."
She had to find a new job to support her four children after the hurricane.
Sheridan found that most of the items in his restaurant had been destroyed if they hadn't been washed away, though a few items were salvageable, including a stained-glass American flag given to him by a regular customer.
"It was hanging in one of the windows and lasted through the storm," Sheridan said. "It was just a beautiful thing to see that it was still standing."
Still, Sheridan had to comb through the wreckage and throw out most of the items. "You'd look at certain things, like high chairs, and think about how many kids had sat in there," he said. "Or you'd throw out pictures that were destroyed and so many good friends and customers were in those pictures, and those can't be replaced. You'll always have the memories, but it's nice to be able to point them out to people."
Even though Sandy had completely stamped out the restaurant, Sheridan was always determined to get the BayHouse back up and running. "We knew we had to get back both for ourselves and for the people of the community and the Rockaways," he said. But Sheridan had to prepare his insurance claims and communicate with his insurance companies before tearing down the restaurant in late April, after which he applied for permits to open a temporary space. He knew there wasn't enough time to open a permanent restaurant for the summer, the BayHouse's busiest time. Sheridan placed a high priority on opening this past summer since it's his business's most important season. This meant it would not be possible to start planning and building the permanent structure until after he closed the summer pop-up BayHouse.
Sheridan spent a month building a temporary space himself and reopened the restaurant in June, much to the delight of his regulars. He proudly showed off the efficient use of his space, with two small fryers in the back, an ice machine that doubled as a beer cooler and a grill just outside the back door.
Sheridan's cheery disposition belies the obstacles he has faced this past year. He had to let go of his employees, some of whom had worked for him for nine years, and he himself has not earned any income in the past year. He said he has been covering his expenses mainly out of pocket after he was rejected by government programs designed to aid businesses hurt by Hurricane Sandy. He said he applied for loans through the city, but NYC Small Business Services told him they did not believe he could pay back the loan in the allotted time after looking at the BayHouse's finances. Sheridan did receive a grant from the National Grid, but he won't receive it until he starts rebuilding the permanent space.
In spite of the lack of city funding, Sheridan was quick to praise the Bloomberg administration and its initiatives in helping Sandy victims: The city passed a bill in August requiring the Office of Emergency Management to help small businesses devise recovery plans. Sheridan pointed out that the city was extremely useful in helping him open his temporary space.
He vowed long ago not to give up on his restaurant. "After dealing with the initial pain, we knew we had to come back," he said.
He is eager to tear down the temporary building and rebuild a permanent BayHouse. He is working with an architect and hopes to submit the plans to the Department of Buildings soon and set a foundation for the restaurant in December.
The brand new hardwood floors, fresh paint and Thai artwork bear no traces of Sandy, but Thai Rock was ravaged by the hurricane and only opened its indoor space in mid-October this year.
"There was no floor here," said Robert Kaskel, owner of Thai Rock. "You'd just go right into the bay. In some parts, where the wall meets the floor, it was just air. It was sort of like a house of cards."
Kaskel said he knew disaster was imminent when he saw that even at low tide, the water was already close to the surface of his deck.
"The water, even on a high tide, doesn't even get close to that," he said. "At the height of Irene was where the water was during the low leading up to Sandy. I could tell around 2 that afternoon that there was something really bad happening."
He and his family evacuated to a hotel near LaGuardia Airport and returned to Far Rockaway the next day to find both their home and their business destroyed.
"We saw that [Thai Rock] was pretty much upside down," said Kaskel. "It was like everything was tossed up and nothing landed on its feet. Beer coolers with hundreds of bottles were thrown around like they were nothing. It was mayhem."
But the real danger was what they couldn't see: The water had seeped through and damaged the inside of the structure of the floors and walls.
"Once you peeled the flooring away, you could see areas where you could stick your foot through the whole subfloor," Kaskel said.
His contractor told him he would have to rebuild everything except for the roof and expressed concern when he learned Kaskel and his family were living upstairs in the building.
"He said, 'You guys are living here and there's nothing holding up these walls or this roof. It's amazing it didn't fall through into the water,'" Kaskel said. His contractor put in a few braces so the building wouldn't collapse.
Before Kaskel could come up with a recovery plan, his landlord told him he had someone interested in buying the property and that he would sell it if Kaskel didn't buy it - at a pre-Sandy price, he said. He bought the property on Christmas Eve of 2012, and then started gathering funds so he could rebuild.
"Everything else is easy, but money, money, money - that was the most difficult part," he said. "Everything you're looking at comes from a tremendous amount of stress and begging and borrowing, and not from any single source."
Kaskel added that he could have opened months earlier if he had gotten the funds and he said he feels angry and disappointed that the government denied him a Small Business Association Disaster Loan. He got up to the final step of approval for the loan before Small Business Services rejected his loan application on grounds stemming from the fact that he had created a new company after Hurricane Sandy called Thai Rock Holdings. Kaskel said that since the company opened after Sandy and the building was owned by this "new" company, he was ultimately turned down for the loan.
"That was the only source of funding that I had available and they denied me," he said. Kaskel's wife, Metta, is the manager at Thai Rock so neither of them were bringing home any income. Kaskel ended up taking out a second mortgage on the property and his contractor agreed to work out a long-term payment plan for him.
Piece by piece, Kaskel's contractor started ripping down and rebuilding Thai Rock in March. By May, the restaurant was able to open its outdoor deck, where it served a limited menu of grilled food and rented out water sports equipment. Finally, in mid-October, Kaskel was able to fully open his restaurant. "It was amazing," he said. "It could bring me to tears. Seeing the water from these windows - I realized, 'Wow, I am back. This is so excellent.'"
His wife Metta said, "It was beautiful. I'm so happy. I love working and I was so lazy and bored when the restaurant was closed."
But Kaskel's struggle is far from over. "I'm worried that I need strong enough financial hands to keep it open," he explained. "Now, I have a place that's beautiful and humming again. I spent a year struggling to get to this point and now I'm more afraid than ever that it can be taken away because I have so much more invested in it."
Kaskel said that his main focus right now is to make it through the winter, the toughest part of the year for a restaurateur in Far Rockaway. He said he feels confident the business will do well next summer. Though Kaskel is plagued by financial worries, he beams with pride when he talks about the new Thai Rock. "It makes me so happy inside," he said. "I've done something that people really like and appreciate."
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I have never attended a church which observed Lent, but I did participate in a three week fast several years ago so I understand the benefits that depriving oneself can bring to spiritual health. A few years ago around this time of year I was in a funk. My life was going along just fine, but it felt empty. I didn't feel the passion for God that I had enjoyed in college. Not that He was distant or I was walking off the path, but there was definitely something missing. So I started asking for advice from One who knows.
I go through phases where I listen to music nearly constantly. I stream Pandora internet radio in the car. I listen to hours of music at a time from dozens of genres in my iTunes library. Even when I am away from electronics, I have a soundtrack playing through my head. I listen to music to connect to this mental playlist. Therefore, I was doubly surprised when after some prayer, I felt that God was leading me to give up secular music for Lent. It seemed like an odd request but I decided to try it. Secular music only made up about 60% of my iTunes library of a few thousand songs at the time, so I had plenty of other options.
Within a week I noticed the difference. It was as if a dense haze that I hadn't noticed was wafting away on the breeze. I realized I hadn't been focusing on God daily or even hourly, like I needed to. I had, ever so gradually, been drowning out the Spirit with the secular music I listened to night and day. By replacing country twangs about being a cowboy and irish folk songs about being a sailor with a diverse group of fellow Christians worshiping God in my ears, I was able to worship better myself.
After Easter, I started listening to secular music again, but I have been careful ever since to moderate my intake. I tend to start out my day with hymns while I do my morning devotion, listen to contemporary praise/worship in the car to work and then intersperse my favorite Christian rock bands with my playlists throughout the rest of the day. Sometimes I feel stressed after work and I think that a good hard rock playlist will ease my nerves. But instead, I find myself getting frustrated with drivers on my way home and then becoming distracted when I get there so that I don't accomplish much. If, instead, I listen to some slow quiet hymns, I can relax for the half hour drive and am ready to tackle my to do list when I get home.
I will always be open to the kind of refocus that Lent give me in the future no matter what season it is. And I will work hard not to forget the lesson I learned from this experience. Whether you observe Lent with your church or not, ask yourself the question: is there anything God would have me give up temporarily so that I can learn moderation and draw closer to Him?


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Shaken, she knows she must call 911 to help the person she struck and to report the accident. A man appears at her car door to find out if shes okaythen tells her theres glass on the seatto be careful while he brushes it off. Shifting in the seat, she feels the glass penetrate her thigh. The man tells her that he will look for the person and call 911. Then her world goes black.
When she comes to, she is aloneno emergency vehicles are there. She makes her way to the road, but the person she struck has vanishedonly skid marks remain. She cant convince the police who respond to her call that there was a personin fact, she cant convince anyone. Moira cant forget the look of terror in the womans eyes, though, and so she decides to see if a private detective firm will take the case. Reluctantly, the ex-homicide detective turned private eye decides to investigate.
As clues begin to surface, they find that someone doesnt want the case solvedand will go to any lengths to prevent them from doing so. You will want to help Moira and Cal Burke, the handsome P.I. assisting her to find the solution. A great read - you'll want the entire series!
Irene Hannon is the author of several action-mystery series including The Heroes of Quantico and Guardians of Justice. This, the first of the Private Justice novels, is a worthy addition. Hannon has more than 40 novels to her name, two RITA Awards from the Romance Writers of America, a National Readers Choice Award, and a Daphne du Maurier Award. More information about Irene is available on her website, www.IreneHannon.com. -
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s20er5 Stars Out Of 5Good suspenseSeptember 27, 2013s20erQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Vanished, Private Justice Series #1.As with Irene's other books there are good strong characters, a good story line and events that keep you invested in the book.
Gringa93Minneapolis, MN5 Stars Out Of 5Fantastic ThrillerSeptember 15, 2013Gringa93Minneapolis, MNQuality: 5Value: 5Meets Expectations: 5This review was written for Vanished, Private Justice Series #1.Vanished by Irene Hannon is the second book in her Private Justice Series. I like that this book is a stand alone title, meaning I do not have to read the first book in the series to understand this book.
A teen age runaway meets a friendly gentleman at a homeless shelter during a snowstorm. Her half sister hires a Private Investigator to find her. In the process of investigating, feelings develop between the two. They make a decision not to pursuit a romance until the missing girl is found. Will this girl be found alive or will she be dead? Read Vanished to find out the answer.
Irene Hannon once again does a masterful job with the second installment of her Private Justice Series. As I said you do not have to read the first book to understand the second book. Each book tells the story of one of the Private Investigators from the PI firm Phoenix Foundation. Characters from the previous book have minor roles in this story, so you do not feel confused.
The story was well paced, but when you hit the climax of the story you want to finish the story as fast as possible to find out how everything ends. I found myself holding my breath because the action was so intense and compelling. Hannon does a superb job weaving a suspenseful story with a hint at romance. The story focuses on the job that needs to be done-- find the missing teen. Then the story wraps up with a bit of romance for the "icing on the cake". This was a fantastic thriller.
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Control of tin oxide film morphology by addition of hydrocarbons to the chemical vapour deposition process
Yates, HM, Evans, P, Sheel, DW, Remes, Z and Vanecek, M 2010, 'Control of tin oxide film morphology by addition of hydrocarbons to the chemical vapour deposition process' , Thin Solid Films, 519 , pp. 1334-1340.
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In this paper we have shown that it is possible to modify and control the surface morphology of doped SnO2 transparent conducting oxide thin films deposited by atmospheric pressure Chemical Vapour Deposition by use of additives during the deposition process. A range of volatile organic compounds were explored, which caused changes of differing magnitude to the growth rates, crystallographic preferences, size and shape of the surface features and optical transmittance. Of the additives tested methanol and tertiary butanol were found to have the most significant influence allowing the surface to be modified from small, round features to much more elongated, sharp, pyramidal features.
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Working Group on Education and Training of Plan Fiduciaries Advisory Council on Employee Welfare and Pension Benefits Plans; Notice of Meeting
Pursuant to the authority contained in section 512 of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), 29 U.S.C. 1142, the Working Group of the Advisory Council on Employee Welfare and Pension Benefit Plans assigned to study the issue of educating and training plan fiduciaries will hold an open public meeting on Thursday, November 7, 2002, in Room N-5437 A-C, U.S. Department of Labor Building, 200 Constitution Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20210.
The purpose of the open meeting, which will run from 9 a.m. to approximately noon, is for Working Group members to finalize their report and recommendations for presentation to the full Advisory Council and ultimately, to the Secretary of Labor.
Members of the public are encouraged to file a written statement pertaining to the topic by sending 20 copies on or before October 30, 2002, to Sharon Morrissey, Executive Secretary, ERISA Advisory Council, U.S. Department of Labor, Room N-5677, 200 Constitution Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20210. Individuals or representatives of organizations wishing to address the Working Group should forward their request to the Executive Secretary or telephone (202) 693-8668. Oral presentations will be limited to 20 minutes, but an extended statement may be submitted for the record. Individuals wish disabilities who need special accommodations should contact Sharon Morrissey by October 30 at the address indicated in this notice.
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Optical image encryption based on the multiple-parameter fractional Fourier transform
Optics Letters, Vol. 33, Issue 6, pp. 581-583 (2008)
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A novel image encryption algorithm is proposed based on the multiple-parameter fractional Fourier transform, which is a generalized fractional Fourier transform, without the use of phase keys. The image is encrypted simply by performing a multiple-parameter fractional Fourier transform with four keys. Optical implementation is suggested. The method has been compared with existing methods and shows superior robustness to blind decryption.
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(070.2575) Fourier optics and signal processing : Fractional Fourier transforms
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Original Manuscript: November 5, 2007
Revised Manuscript: December 28, 2007
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Ran Tao, Jun Lang, and Yue Wang, "Optical image encryption based on the multiple-parameter fractional Fourier transform," Opt. Lett. 33, 581-583 (2008)
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On Friday's brand new episode of Degrassi, airing at 9 pm ET on MuchMusic, Drew and Bianca look like they're having a pretty intense conversation in the school hallway. Maybe they're trying to figure out why Drew is wearing his football uniform to class? Plus, Katie and Bianca are spending quality time together in the library and it looks like they're both studying a plan of attack against one another more than their text books. Rawr.
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BENNINGTON - Repairs needed after a fire Friday at a state welcome center under construction will be covered by the contractor, a state official said Monday.
State Buildings and General Services Commissioner Michael Obuchowski said Monday that some repairs are required after a contractor's heating unit sparked a fire to the outside of the partially constructed building. Damage could be seen on the south facade Friday evening shortly after the Bennington Rural Fire Department extinguished flames.
According to Obuchowski, the fire started when a mason's heater caused flammable material nearby to catch on fire. "I was told in a meeting today that the heating units used by the mason somehow caught the covering on fire," he said.
No cost estimate was available on Monday, Obuchowski said. However, the state contract with the mason requires "builder's risk" insurance, which will cover the cost of all damages.
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Despite rising hurricane risks, the Army Corps of Engineers hasn't revised its levee designs for the New Orleans area, and some areas may be more vulnerable to floods than the Corps maintains.
By John McQuaid and Mark Schleifstein
The New Orleans area's last line of defense against hurricane flooding is a 475-mile-long system of levees, locks, sea walls and floodgates averaging about 16 feet high. The Army Corps of Engineers says the system will protect the city and suburbs from a Category 3 hurricane that pushes in enough seawater to raise Lake Pontchartrain 11.5 feet above sea level -- high over the head of anyone standing on the other side of a levee.
"The city is exposed to as much as four times the risk of hurricane flooding as it is to river flooding . . . that's always been an odd issue to me. Why would the government think that water from the lake is less dangerous than water from the river?"
That margin of error is critical because a storm that pushes the lake any higher can force water over the top of the levees and inundate the city. The water could quickly rise 20 feet or higher. People would drown, possibly in great numbers.
The corps doesn't know what that safety margin is anymore.
Generally speaking, the corps says the powerful, slow-moving storms capable of overwhelming the system are rare and the levees are safe. But corps engineers say their own safety estimates are out of date, and an independent analysis done for The Times-Picayune suggests some levees may provide less protection than the corps maintains.
The corps' original levee specifications are based on calculations made in the early 1960s using the low-tech tools of the day -- manual calculators, pencils and slide rules -- and may never have been exactly right, corps officials say. Even if they were, corps officials and outside scientists say levees may provide less protection today than they were designed for because subsidence and coastal erosion have altered the landscape on which they were built.
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Great article on lane splitting.
A very good article.
I thought that article and the short video that they included with it was quite good. It's the sort of thing we would like the car drivers to read and watch.
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It's worth reading this follow-up article too:
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la...,3796541.story |
Thanks for the follow up, I missed that.
I'll agree with the 'hold your position' sentiment. :nod Keep on keeping on 'cause I've planned on you not doing anything sudden.
Amazingly, I didn't see any of the usual 'you #$%^$ motorcyclsts!' kind of comments. :thumb M |
Good read thanks for sharing that!
Quite humbling. As a polite biker myself, I try to keep the "feelings" of motorists in mind all the time, I try to be graceful, I try not to blip my FMF right next to a guy with an open windows... I do many things. I just hope the Cape Town style of driver would heed to an article like this, and attempt to understand... the ignorant, 'the world owes me, because i pay tax' types.
Great article and video; thanks for sharing.
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Chelsea interim manager Rafa Benitez believes his side can still win the Premier League despite a poor recent run of form which has left them 10 points off the pace.
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But I'm not hopeful. And I don't care. The voices who have slammed Ms. Bigelow, and the Oscar voters who snubbed her for a Best Director nomination-- are clearly too caught up in their rage that "Zero Dark Thirty" does not heap shame onto the portion of our war effort that involved aggressive and stark methods of questioning.
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WASHINGTON -- We interrupt your usually depressing news to bring you some developments that will give Americans cause to be optimistic about our economy.
I know this runs against the grain of the fear-mongering we have been hearing from Wall Street and the whiners and complainers in Washington, but several things happened last week that suggest this country is definitely moving in the right direction.
The government reports that tax revenues are significantly higher than anticipated, cutting the budget deficit much more deeply than was forecast. Unemployment has fallen to a low 4.6 percent after 34 consecutive months of continued job growth. The economy was growing at a blistering 5.6 percent rate in the first quarter, and the U.S. Treasury reports that total worker compensation (including wages and benefits) grew by 7.4 after inflation during the current expansion.
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The budget deficit: It's big, wasteful and mostly unnecessary, but it's a product of many things, including unanticipated events like Katrina, economic downturns and the huge defense costs in the war on terror. Much of it is also due to excessive discretionary spending and runaway entitlements.
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"Ladies and gentlemen, as Jamie Lidell calls his audience, Lidell has left most of the solo improvising and experimental layering behind, in favor of touring with a five-man band. Rather than balancing roles of producer and singer-performer, the strong support allowed for Lidell to simply sing a little bit of his British-born feel good soul in a tattered blazer and size 13 hobo shoes.That blurb comes from a review of an earlier show on Jamie Lidell's tour that came to Webster Hall in NYC on Saturday night (9/18), his birthday. More pictures from that show (which Bear Hands opened, but we missed them), with the setlist, below....Most of the band adopted the homeless theme by adorning T-shirts ripe with holes or a faded tie-dye shirt, as was the case with the guitarist. Gone are the glitz and glam of previous shows -- the theme Friday at the Grog Shop was one familiar to Clevelanders.
Despite their humble appearance, Lidell and company went right to work bringing the funk on "The Ring." After, they sprang into "Wait for Me," which was about the hardships of a long-distance relationship, but Lidell assured us that his current girlfriend accompanies him on the road. [Cleveland Scene]
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Pretty Little Liars Spoilers: Season 4 Finale Is "Like Nothing We Have Ever Done"
The Pretty Little Liars Season 4 finale seems far away, but it will be on us before we know it — and that is a very, very good thing, according to showrunner Marlene King. She said she is "obsessed" with the episode. What else did she reveal about Pretty Little Liars' next epic season finale? "I am kind of obsessed with the next finale," Marlene tweeted in response to a question about which PLL episode is her favorite. "Everyone brought their A game. It's like nothing we have ever done." Wow! Not only Marlene's favorite, but one-of-a-kind. Does this mean the Liars might finally find out who Uber "A" is? That would be a change of pace for a show that rarely lets its protagonists discover too much too quickly. Given that we just found out Alison is still alive, we were worried we might have to wait at least another season for our next big answer dump. Marlene's not the only one who's sounded off about the epicness of the Season 4 finale. According to Nia Peeples (Pam Fields), the episode is a must-see: "You've got be there for the last episode!" she said. "It answers a lot of things that have been hanging, so the last episode of the season answers a lot of those questions — and that's a good thing!" We're hoping this includes a real answer to why Alison pretended to kill herself. We have high hopes for her not-dead storyline, but so far Season 4B hasn't given us much in the way of plot development on that front. We know neither why nor how the former mean girl of Rosewood High did it, and we're still waiting for the Liars to catch up with our "Ezra is 'A'" knowledge. We can only stand dramatic irony for so long before we demand more answers! Do you think our much-coveted answers will come in the Season 4 finale? How do you think the episode is so different from the ones that have come before it? Share your theories in the comments below! Catch the next episode of Pretty Little Liars Season 4 on Tuesday, January 21, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET on ABC Family.


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Falling incidence of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy in term infants. | |
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OBJECTIVE: To examine trends in the incidence of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy over a 13-year period. DESIGN: A retrospective analysis of medical records of all infants admitted in the years 1976-1980 and 1984-1988. SETTING: A large non-teaching district health authority in central England. SUBJECTS: Infants admitted to a district general hospital neonatal unit with clinical features of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Incidence of three grades of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy, handicap and mortality. RESULTS: During the first 5-year period the overall incidence of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy was 7.7 per 1000 live births with 2.6 per 1000 live births being severely affected (grades II and III). In the second 5-year period the overall incidence was 4.6 per 1000 live births with 1.8 per 1000 live births being severely affected. The difference in the overall rate is statistically significant. Of the infants with severe encephalopathy 61% had Apgar scores below 4 at 1 min and 60% were born by instrumental or operative delivery. CONCLUSIONS: The fall in incidence of hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy has occurred during a period of falling perinatal mortality rate. It was instructive to find that infants born vaginally and without obstetric intervention formed a larger fraction of the severely affected infants in the later period. |
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