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Paul B. Fay Jr.; JFK war pal later joined administration
Paul B. Fay Jr., a confidant of John F. Kennedy's from their service together during World War II to his tenure as a high-ranking Navy Department official in the Kennedy administration, died Sept. 23 of complications from Alzheimer's disease at his home in the San Francisco Bay Area city of Woodside.
Mr. Fay, a San Francisco businessman after his years as Navy undersecretary during the Kennedy and Johnson administrations, got to know Kennedy in the fall of 1942, when Mr. Fay was a young Navy ensign assigned to the PT Boat School in Melville, R.I.
Kennedy, a junior naval officer at the time, was Mr. Fay's instructor. Both men were dispatched to the South Pacific, where they were part of the same squadron — Kennedy as skipper of PT 109, Mr. Fay as executive officer of PT 174 and subsequently captain of PT 167, based at Tulagi in the Solomon Islands.
On the night of Aug. 2, 1943, a 2,000-ton Japanese destroyer rammed PT 109, and the collision and ensuing explosion killed two of Kennedy's men. Despite an injured back, the 26-year-old skipper and his surviving 10 comrades swam over a vast distance to an island, with Kennedy pulling a badly burned crew member in his wake. The men were rescued a few days later.
About the same time, Mr. Fay's boat was disabled when a torpedo from a Japanese plane bounced on the water and tore through the craft just below the water line. The boat didn't explode, and the crew managed to get it back to base, where it sank as it docked. Mr. Fay received a Bronze Star for his actions in the incident.
For about a month, he and Kennedy shared a Quonset hut on Tulagi, where the two young men, both fun-loving Irishmen, cemented their friendship.
Paul Burgess Fay Jr., known as Red, was born in San Francisco July 8, 1918. His father was president of the Fay Improvement Co., a heavy construction firm founded in 1875.
Sally Bedell Smith, author of "The Private World of the Kennedy White House" (2006), noted that Mr. Fay's family was "a West Coast version of Kennedy's Irish Catholic family: six children dominated by a hard-driving Republican businessman — the politically conservative owner of a construction company — whom Mr. Fay referred to as 'the battler' and Kennedy called 'the great industrialist.' "
Mr. Fay graduated from Stanford University in 1941 and joined the Navy shortly after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
After the war, he returned to San Francisco, where he became executive vice president of the family business. He stayed in touch with Kennedy and the extended Kennedy family. He campaigned for John Kennedy during his first race for Congress, in 1946, and in his subsequent campaigns for the Senate and the White House. He was an usher at his friend's wedding to Jacqueline Bouvier.
"He was great fun," said his nephew, Charles McGettigan. "Everyone enjoyed being around him. He was like a Pied Piper, always organizing touch-football games, tennis tourneys, golf tournaments. He was terrific."


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Exercise is an important part of treating gestational diabetes. It can help lower your blood sugar level. It also can improve your posture, relieve back pain and other discomforts related to pregnancy, and prepare you for the challenge of childbirth. If you exercise regularly, you may be able to avoid having to take insulin. If you do take insulin, regular exercise may make it possible for you to take a smaller amount.
Most women can begin or continue to exercise during pregnancy. Try to do at least 2½ hours of moderate exercise a week.1, 2 One way to do this is to be active 30 minutes a day, at least 5 days a week. It's fine to be active in blocks of 10 minutes or more throughout your day and week.
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If you have never exercised regularly or were not exercising before you became pregnant, talk with your doctor before you start exercising. Exercise that does not place too much stress on your lower body—such as using an arm ergometer, a machine that just works your arm muscles; or riding a recumbent bicycle, a type of bike with a seat that looks like a chair—are especially good for pregnant women. You may also want to try special exercise classes for pregnant women or other low-impact activities such as swimming or walking.
Avoid overheating and dehydration
Drink plenty of water before, during, and after you are active. This is very important when it's hot out and when you do intense exercise.
Stay at your prepregnancy level of fitness
In the early stages of pregnancy, most women can do the same type of exercise they were doing before pregnancy including jogging, biking, roller-skating, or skiing. As your pregnancy advances, you may want to slow down or do less strenuous activities such as walking and swimming.
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Unless you are a competitive athlete, avoid strenuous activity, and exercise in moderation. You should be able to talk while working out and you should never feel exhausted. Stop and call your doctor if you notice any symptoms such as:
- Excessive fatigue or shortness of breath.
- Pain or cramping (especially in your back or pelvic area).
- Vaginal bleeding or leakage of fluid.
- Dizziness.
- Pounding heartbeat or unusual sensations in your chest.
- Persistent contractions.
- Decreased fetal movement.
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If the level is below 70 or you are experiencing symptoms such as shaking, sweating or difficulty thinking, you will need to raise the number immediately. A quick solution is to eat a few pieces of hard candy or 1 tablespoon of sugar or honey. Recheck your numbers again in 15 minutes to see if the number has gone up. If not, repeat the steps above or call your doctor.
People who experience hypoglycemia several times in a week should call their health care provider. It's important to monitor your levels each day so you can make sure your numbers are within the range. If you are pregnant always consult with your health care provider.
Congratulations on taking steps to manage your health.
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Your level is high if this reading was taken before eating. Aim for 70-130 before meals and less than 180 two hours after meals.
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Terming the Union Budget as 'visionless, missionless and actionless', West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today dubbed the Narendra Modi regime as a 'government of the FDI, by the FDI and for the FDI'.
"The budget is visionless, missionless and actionless from the angle of the common people. It is not going to stimulate growth and development of the poor," Banerjee said in a Facebook post.
Stating that a call for a strong and vibrant India was made before the government came to power and that there would be good governance, Banerjee said sarcastically "Only one positive sign of the new government is established in two budgets that they have become a government of the FDI, by the FDI and for the FDI.
"Already, there is FDI in the retail. Now FDI is increased to 49 per cent in Defence, and Insurance Sectors. In addition, disinvestment in banking sector is up to 49 per cent. All these will adversely affect the people of the country," Banerjee said.
Accusing the Centre of political vendetta in both the rail and general budgets, Banerjee said "It is noticeable that Bengal and so many other states are getting deprived." She said that even though West Bengal had tremendous potential in the textile sector, it did not find place among the six new textiles clusters announced in the budget.


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The Premier League is underway once again and there are already a myriad of controversial topics to discuss, along with many surprises, and the usual big guns getting off to a good start.
The first big shocks came with Michael Laudrup's Swansea getting off to a flying start, little-known Spanish signing Michu starring, and they show no signs of slowing down any time soon.
The Welsh outfit were expected to struggle in their follow up season in the top tier after losing manager Brendan Rogers, and dominant midfielders Joe Allen and Gylfi Sigurdsson, to Liverpool and Tottenham respectively.
Laudrup, despite being regarded as one of the greatest players of all time, wasn't widely expected to meet the standard Rogers had got Swansea to, yet they are playing fluent football and look good value for their high placing on the table so far.
They may be upset by the loss of their solid left back Neil Taylor, with a lack of well known defensive options, but then again very few people had heard of Taylor, Ashley Williams, Michel Vorm or Nathan Dyer before last season.
They also look to have new stars emerging in the form of Leon Britton, Wayne Routledge and the fantastically named Angel Rangel.
They have made up for the loss of winger Scott Sinclair to Arab-fuelled powerhouse Manchester City with the smart signing of wing Pablo Hernandez from Valencia, which shows they mean business.
This is a club with ambition. They have also signed Ki Sung-Yeung - referred to as the 'Korean Steven Gerrard' - who had such an impact at Celtic.
Another team who have really shown their ambition is Queens Park Rangers, who appeared to be signing anything that moved during the transfer window.
They have a team of great depth but many of the players have failed to make an impact at previous teams, so it will be interesting to see if they can look as good on the field as they do on paper - evidently, not so far.
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huésped, noun:
If you stay in a hotel, pensión and so forth in the Spanish-speaking world, you may well come across requests and instructions to the guests, such as:
Se ruega a los huéspedes dejar la llave de su habitación en recepción.
You are kindly requested to leave your room key at reception.
Huésped is also the word for guest that you'll find in advertising materials:
El hotel ofrece a sus huéspedes habitaciones con todas las comodidades.
The hotel offers its guests fully-equipped rooms.
Of course, it's not just hotel guests that you refer to with this word. It can be any kind of guest, for instance:
Estuvo como huésped de honor del gobierno.
He was the government's guest of honor.
Se hallaba como huésped en casa del actor.
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Multifunctional Activities of Green Tea Catechins in NeuroprotectionMandel S.A. · Avramovich-Tirosh Y. · Reznichenko L. · Zheng H. · Weinreb O. · Amit T. · Youdim M.B.H.
Eve Topf and USA National Parkinson Foundation Centers of Excellence for Neurodegenerative Diseases Research, Technion-Faculty of Medicine, Haifa, Israel Corresponding Author
Many lines of evidence suggest that oxidative stress resulting in reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation and inflammation play a pivotal role in the age-associated cognitive decline and neuronal loss in neurodegenerative diseases including Alzheimer's (AD), Parkinson's (PD) and Huntington's diseases. One cardinal chemical pathology observed in these disorders is the accumulation of iron at sites where the neurons die. The buildup of an iron gradient in conjunction with ROS (superoxide, hydroxyl radical and nitric oxide) are thought to constitute a major trigger in neuronal toxicity and demise in all these diseases. Thus, promising future treatment of neurodegenerative diseases and aging depends on availability of effective brain permeable, iron-chelatable/radical scavenger neuroprotective drugs that would prevent the progression of neurodegeneration. Tea flavonoids (catechins) have been reported to possess potent iron- chelating, radical-scavenging and anti-inflammatory activities and to protect neuronal death in a wide array of cellular and animal models of neurological diseases. Recent studies have indicated that in addition to the known antioxidant activity of catechins, other mechanisms such as modulation of signal transduction pathways, cell survival/death genes and mitochondrial function, contribute significantly to the induction of cell viability. This review will focus on the multifunctional properties of green tea and its major component (–)-epigallocatechin-3-gallate (EGCG) and their ability to induce neuroprotection and neurorescue in vitro and in vivo. In particular, their transitional metal (iron and copper) chelating property and inhibition of oxidative stress.
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étienne Balibar has been one of Europe's most important philosophical and political thinkers since the 1960s. His work has been vastly influential on both sides of the Atlantic throughout the humanities and the social sciences. In We, the People of Europe?, he expands on themes raised in his previous works to offer a trenchant and eloquently written analysis of "transnational citizenship" from the perspective of contemporary Europe. Balibar moves deftly from state theory, national sovereignty, and debates on multiculturalism and European racism, toward imagining a more democratic and less state-centered European citizenship.
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I'm thinking of moving to the elite fleet fermion deflector array and the elite fleet covariant shield array from the aegis versions of those systems. I already have the elite fleet efficient combat impulse engines installed on my ship.
I'm looking for advice on making said move.
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Thanks for your help!
Why are you using beam arrays?
Also if you're using advanced fleet phasers why not just use the advanced fleet andorian phasers?
Why quantums up front and photon in the back? The frontal arc is the arc you want facing all the time, so that would be the photon using arc. Or use both quantums or both photons for consistency.
Also, for your consoles, move the tactical andorian console out of the tactical slot. And put in another phaser relay or even a torp boosting console.
Personally I don't find the 3 pc set bonus worth keeping so I ditched the wing cannon pets.
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Third seed Gael Monfils opened his BRD Nastase Tiriac Trophy campaign with a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Lithuanian qualifier Ricardas Berankis on Thursday in Bucharest. The Frenchman reached the quarter-finals in 59 minutes, hitting seven aces and breaking serve four times.
The 27-year-old Monfils is looking to bounce back this week after a second-round exit in Monte-Carlo (l. to Carreno Busta). The right-hander is chasing his second ATP World Tour title of the season, having lifted the trophy in Montpellier (d. Gasquet). He also finished runner-up to Rafael Nadal in Doha.
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"It was very tough conditions, cold, windy, so the court was very heavy," explained Monfils. "I think it was tough to hit winners. I was very happy today that I got through the match. I struggled a bit in the second set. He had two opportunities to break me. It wasn't easy. I hope tomorrow is going to be better, but I heard not, so I need to be prepared for tough conditions again."
Monfils goes on to face countryman Paul-Henri Mathieu, who beat Romanian wild card Marius Copil 6-3, 6-2 in 70 minutes. Monfils has won his past two meetings with Mathieu, levelling their FedEx ATP Head2Head series at 2-2.
Playing without a coach for the first time in his career, Robin Haase is through to the quarter-finals after upsetting second seed Mikhail Youzhny 6-3, 6-3.
The Dutchman will look to reach his first semi-final since October 2013, when he was runner-up in Vienna (l. to Haas). He faces Denis Istomin on Friday. Istomin finished strongly after losing the first set to home hope Adrian Ungur, dropping just three more games in a 4-6, 6-0, 6-3 victory in one hour and 44 minutes.
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Theft at ballet-inspired workout studio
All Amanda (not her real name) wanted to do last Friday was try a very specialized ballet-inspired workout for the first time. She went to the workout studio in an upscale spa and paid P1,500 for three sessions.
She put her bag in one of the lockers provided, locked it and brought the key with her to the studio.
The one-hour class started and she noticed a man who joined the group. "What struck me was he had dirty feet. And a few minutes after the class started, he left."
Amanda enjoyed the class and headed back to the locker room after to pick up her things. The locker room is shared by men and women who take the dance-inspired workout classes.
When she opened the locker, she was shocked to discover that it was empty. Her bag, her iPhone, BlackBerry, her Longchamp wallet which contained around P17,000 and her credit cards, were no longer there. Soon, two other women realized that their things were missing, too. "I know one of them lost Ray-Ban glasses and a Rolex watch, they lost their phones and wallets, too."
Amanda couldn't believe their things had disappeared, especially since their keys were within their sight the entire time.
Some staff members tried to help her look for her things but they were really gone.
One week later, Amanda returned for a meeting with the studio representative.
She was hoping they would offer to replace the items they lost. But they didn't. "They just offered me a year of free Barre3 classes. I asked them, 'Who would want to go back to the scene of the crime?'"
Another weird thing Amanda noticed was that the establishment didn't have a security guard outside. "They told me they did have a guard but he was upstairs. That's the entrance to three establishments—a spa, a Barre3 studio and a beauty center—and yet they do not have someone guarding the place. Anyone can just walk in."
The place does have CCTV cameras but they refused to show the footage to the theft victims. "They said they showed it to the barangay and filed a report."
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Could have been worse though, but yeah.. this is not cool..
I was shopping at a clothing store known for cheap prices.
NEVER AGAIN will I attempt to shop there after this.....
I ask the woman at the counter to use the dressing room so I can look at the tag of my pants that I am wearing, so I can find out exactly which size I need to get for the shorts that I want to buy.
as I'm in the dressing room, I take off my belt & lay my holstered weapon down on the bench, then I spin around and try to check the tag size in the mirror.
After figuring out what size my current pants were so I could get 1 size larger on the shorts, I put my belt back on, put the holster back on, etc.
As I leave the dressing room, this lady tells me "I know what you're doing in there, and the cops are on the way!"
I ask her "what am I doing? I haven't done anything wrong" - she says "We KNOW you're shoving items down your pants, we heard you take the belt off!"
I reply, "no maam, I took my belt off because I have my CWP and I needed to remove my holster - I have nothing down my pants at all."
She says "sure, whatever you say - you can tell it to the cops when they get here!"
So the cops walk in, I hand him my license and my permit. He asks if I am carrying right now, I tell him yes sir.
He secures my weapon. I then tell him he can gladly come in the dressing room with me, and I will strip down to my boxers so he can see that I have NOT shoved anything down my pants. He follows me in, but doesn't have me do that.
He had me spread my legs & he just checked like that.
So then we walk outside to finish talking after I obviously had not stolen anything. On the way out, the cop tells me - why did you bring this in here, didn't you see the sign on the door?
I tell him sir, there is no sign on the door - if there was I would have left this in my car, I never would have ever brought it inside.
We get out front and he says "oh, you're right.. there is not a sign on the door"
So anyway.. even after everything checked out, the cop places my Glock, my magazine, my spare magazine and my knife in the trunk of my car - but he kept the round that I had in the chamber..
What gives?
Those are very expensive rounds.. not to mention you can't even find them anywhere right now.
That is not cool to treat a law-abiding citizen like this..
I even showed the woman my cash in my wallet and told her maam, I am here to spend money - NOT shoplift, as I was waiting on the police.
Again.. WOW is all I can say right now..
I just wanted to get some shorts with belt loops so I can carry in comfort - nothing more.
I am still pretty shook up about this.. as I told the officers, that was my first encounter with LEO's while carrying.. I had done nothing wrong at all.. This is crazy dude.
Have you called the Department the Officer works for?
If you're honestly interested in answers to your questions, they're the only ones who can provide them.
"Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened."
"If you have integrity, nothing else matters. If you don't have integrity, nothing else matters".
"A person who won't reason has no advantage over one who can't reason."
"Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored."
Ignorance is a lot like alcohol: the more you have of it, the less you are able to see its effect on you.
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WASHINGTONLast year it was Baghdad's Abu Ghraib jail; this year, the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay. To much of the world, both are symbols of American abuse of Muslim detainees. As debate mounts about interrogation policies at Guantanamo, the Bush administration seems torn on the military prison's fate. President Bush has appeared to be leaving the door open to the option of closing it, saying last week his administration was "exploring all alternatives." Still, Vice President Dick Cheney said Monday there were no immediate plans for closing the detention center located on the U.S. naval base in Cuba. He called it "an essential part of our strategy of prevailing and winning in the ongoing war on terror." Even so, calls for closing the prison have been growing as reports of U.S. abuse of terror-war prisoners have further undermined efforts to win support in the Muslim world. Shutting the prison camp and moving the detainees somewhere else would not solve the U.S. image problem, said Michele Flournoy, who was a senior Pentagon official in the Clinton administration. "If we want to come out of this conflict with extremists, we have to show that we are morally different, that we won't kill civilians as a means of terror and we won't torture people to get information," she said. "And anything that erodes that moral high ground, or even the perception of it, ultimately damages our chances of success," said Flournoy, now a senior adviser at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Thrown on the defensive by new published reports of abuse at the prison, the administration was treading carefully on the issue Monday. At the White House, presidential spokesman Scott McClellan said "nothing's changed" since Bush talked about leaving options open. However, McClellan added, "We remain a nation at war. The individuals who are at Guantanamo Bay are dangerous terrorists who seek to do harm to the American people." In the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, Bush was quick to condemn mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners shown in photographs snapped by American soldiers, saying he shared "a deep disgust that those prisoners were treated the way they were treated." U.S. soldiers have been prosecuted. With Guantanamo Bay, damage control is more complicated because other issues such as the legitimacy of holding prisoners indefinitely as enemy combatants are also at stake. "The issue is about more than Guantanamo. This is about the administration's misguided detainee policies and its unwillingness to hold senior people accountable," said Senate Minority leader Harry Reid, D-Nev. A poll released Monday by the Pew Research Center conducted June 8-12 showed the public highly attentive to news from Iraq and to the continuing reports of prisoner mistreatment at Guantanamo Bay. By a 54 percent to 34 percent margin, however, most of those surveyed said they believed the Guantanamo reports represented isolated instances rather than a wider pattern of mistreatment. The poll showed a large partisan gap, with three times as many Democrats as Republicans saying the Guantanamo abuse was more widespread. It also showed young people - ages 18 to 29 - more likely than other age groups to believe in a wider pattern of prisoner mistreatment. This age group was evenly split on the issue. Administration officials were seeking to emphasize the mostly partisan nature of the criticism. Cheney, speaking at the National Press Club, said, "The track record there is on the whole pretty good." He denied any negative fallout for the nation's image internationally. "Those who are most urgently advocating that we shut down Guantanamo probably don't agree with our policies anyway." But it wasn't only Democrats raising questions. Sen. Chuck Hagel, R-Neb., suggested Guantanamo Bay was one reason the United States was "losing the image war around the world." Sen. Mel Martinez, R-Fla., publicly wondered about the "cost-benefit ratio. ... How much do you get out of having that facility there?" But for the most part, Republicans in Congress followed the White House on treatment of prisoners at the detention center. "We have hundreds of directional signs, which are taped on the ground and on the buildings at Guantanamo to indicate to the inmates where Mecca is so they can position themselves appropriately on the prayer rugs that have been purchased for them by the American taxpayers," said House Armed Services Committee Chairman Duncan Hunter, R-Calif. He said closing the prison camp would only mean "all the things that we do for them right now, we'll have to do that someplace else." Tom Raum has covered national and international affairs for The Associated Press since 1973.
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