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ANDERSON, S.C. — The Lady Railsplitters needed a boost after suffering a 15-6 five-inning setback — their worst loss in over a year — to the Anderson Trojans in Wednesday's opener and junior Amanda Snow provided a pick-me-up by twirling a complete-game five-hitter to lead Lincoln Memorial to a 6-2 win in the second game of a South Atlantic Conference softball double-header. The Lady Railsplitters move to 19-10 overall and 5-3 in SAC play with the split, while Anderson is now 24-8 on the season and an even 4-4 in league tilts.
Anderson 15, Lincoln Memorial 6 (5 innings)
Anderson jumped on the Lady Railsplitters early, taking a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first behind a Danielle Swygert RBI single to drive in Molly Child, who reached on a one-out walk.
That one-run flourish was only a prelude to a huge second frame for the Trojans. Bri Cason led off with a double and Jessica Neidigh poked an infield single to put two runners aboard for Molly Child, who connected on a three-run blast to extend the lead to 4-0. Swygert drew a two-out walk to restart the rally and Courtney Czentnar finished it with another long ball, this time to dead center field to knock LMU's deficit up to 6-0.
Laura Taricano and Emilee Solomon singled in the top of the third, while Meredith Johnson was hit by a pitch, eventually resulting in a bases-loaded at-bat for Snow. The Knoxville product reached on an error back to the pitcher to trim the gap back to 6-1.
The Trojans continued to pour it on in the home half of the third as Neidigh drove in a run, while Child blistered another three-run homer to climb out to a 10-1 advantage. But the Lady Railsplitters responded with an even bigger inning in the top of the fourth.
Kelly Drier reached on a fielder's choice to put a runner of base for Taricano, who blasted a two-run homer over the left-field wall to make it 10-3. The Lady Railsplitters continued to push as Jennifer Moose singled, Solomon walked and Jaclyn Cokeroft reached on a throwing error to load the bases. Snow drew a walk to force home another run, while another miscue by the Trojan defense on a ball put in play by Kirstin Toole resulted in two more runs. The Lady Railsplitters had an opportunity to do more damage in the frame, but Payton Bruce lined out to second base to end the threat.
Lincoln Memorial stranded three runners in the top of the fifth and Anderson put the game away in the home half of that stanza. Swygert doubled in a run and Laura Janksy singled in Swygert to extend the lead to 12-6. But it was a three-run single off the bat of Charlotte Sieber that invoked the run rule.
Sophomore Samantha Smith was on the hook for the loss as she allowed 11 hits and 10 earned runs in three innings of work to fall to 11-5 on the season. Toole was solid in relief, surrendering only four hits and one earned tally in one and a two-thirds innings pitched.
Mulkey was 2-for-4 with a pair of singles, while Moose went 2-for-3 with two base hits and a run. Taricano notched two RBI and a run while going 2-for-3.
Lincoln Memorial 6, Anderson 2
After the Trojans collected 15 hits in the opener, junior right-hander Amanda Snow limited Anderson to only five hits and two runs in a complete-game gem. Snow worked around four walks and struck out five batters to improve to 3-1 on the rubber.
The offense provided a load of early run support for Snow thanks in large part to a shaky defensive effort by the Trojans. Anderson committed three first-inning blunders to pace a five-run scoring outburst for the Lady Railsplitters.
A miscue allowed Solomon to reach in the first at-bat of the contest, while Mulkey singled to put runners on the corners with no outs. After a strikeout, a wild pitch plated Solomon, Toole drew a walk and Bruce singled through the left side to make it 2-0. With two runners on, Cokeroft put a ball in play back to the pitcher and the Trojan hurler threw it away. Another error by the Anderson right-fielder during the aftermath of that throwaway allowed all three runners to score, propelling the Lady Railsplitters to a 5-0 cushion.
Jansky put the Trojans on the board with a two-out, solo home run in the fourth, while Swygert contributed an infield, RBI single in the fifth.
That was all Anderson would get though, while the Lady Railsplitters added an insurance run in the top of the sixth. Solomon doubled to lead off that frame and came around to score on a RBI single off the bat of Toole.
Moose built off of her two-hit outing in game one by going 2-for-3 with a pair of singles in the finale, leading the Lady Railsplitters' eight-hit attack. LMU's one through five hitters (Solomon, Mulkey, Snow, Toole, Bruce) additionally added one hit apiece.
The Lady Railsplitters return to Dorothy Neely Field for a SAC double-header against Newberry on Saturday at starting at 2 p.m.


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Bush helped kill civil discourse
I appreciate Dale Dickson's Aug. 15 letter calling for civility in discourse by those offering criticism of President Bush and his policies.
Unfortunately, it would appear that Dickson does not hold Bush to the same measure. At age 54, I have studied history and followed political developments since the early 1960s. During that time, nine men have served as president of the United States.
Not one of them came anywhere close to the assaults on political candidates of both parties, on American citizens who disagree with them and on foreign leaders and nations who refuse to back their moves, as has the Current Occupant and his gang.
In their efforts to divide and conquer, Bush and his team have gone far beyond civil discourse. Their tactics are well-known not only to the historians who will judge this presidency's actions as among the most damaging to U.S. welfare ever, but to any citizen who has been so foolish as to question where we are being led. We have been informed we lack bravery, fortitude, patriotism and morality.
And in the process, many of us have indeed lost our ability to provide civil discourse in critiquing the costly disasters being carried out with our tax dollars and in our name.
David Lively
The case for cycle commuting
George Jeffcott (letters, Aug. 16) hit the mark with his advice that all should drive reasonably. I would like to point out more explicitly something implied in his letter.
Like Jeffcott, I commute to work by bicycle. My commute, from 40th Avenue and Donald Street to Autzen Stadium, takes me about 25 minutes.
Recently, I rented a car to fetch my daughter from Portland. I drove to work, and then on to Portland.
I timed the car commute to find that it took 18 minutes. This was noontime traffic, not morning or evening rush hour. So it takes me seven additional minutes to commute by bike.
Many might see this simply as taking longer on a bike. But think about it: In my 25-minute bike commute, I am not merely getting out to work, I am simultaneously working out. By pedaling to work I get 50 minutes of exercise a day.
Commuting by car, I would have to either spend an additional 50 minutes per day working out or contribute to the national obesity epidemic. To this, add the fact that I pay zero money for a car, car repairs, insurance, gas and blood-pressure medicine. It amounts to a compelling argument for cycle commuting.
OK, I get less enthusiastic about cycle commuting in February, but we have at least four sunny months when people can get to work, get healthy and fight the oil barons simultaneously.
Does life get any better?
Joe Renaud
More than one kind of theory
In his Aug. 17 letter "Evolution is still purely a theory," Thomas Mossberg seems to use "theory" to mean speculation or hypothesis - that is, a hunch that hasn't been validated by scientific facts or experimentation. That is one meaning of "theory."
Theory also can mean, however, a hypothesis that has been confirmed or validated by scientific facts and testing. Although scientists do not understand exactly how gravity works, the theory of gravity is a useful model for explaining what we call gravity. It is not just a hunch that actually doesn't explain observed facts well.
The theory of evolution is a model of how present life may have arrived in all its current forms. It does a good job of explaining a lot of scientific facts, but is not perfect. Even a theory of the second type is always open to revision based upon new facts or experiments.
Scientifically speaking, hypothesizing that God created life does not help explain why life forms are presently like they are. There are no scientific facts or experiments to support the existence of God. Even if you believe in God, you are still left with the question, "How did God come to be?"
"Why is there is something and not nothing?" is a question about a mystery that we may never be able to answer scientifically.
David Howe
Study stalls field burning ban
It's obvious that the weak-kneed state Environmental Quality Commission had no intention of banning field burning during its recent meeting.
Instead, it ordered yet another study to placate the majority who are opposed to this archaic practice, which has no place in today's health-conscious society. Kind of reminds me of Eugene's own unending traffic studies on West 11th Avenue, also designed to placate the majority who voted for the West Eugene Parkway, which in turn reminds me of Mom and Dad saying, "We'll see" when faced with a difficult question they didn't care to address.
Bottom line is nothing ever gets done. Time to man the barricades!
Bruce A. Nelson
What are editors' backgrounds?
I have lived in this area for several years now and as a subscriber to The Register-Guard have wondered about the background of the editors.
I could be classified as a conservative, and I read the editorials and wonder where the balance is in their opinions. It would be interesting to know the background of the editorial staff - such things as where they were born, what their home life was like, where they went to school and, most importantly, what their world view is.
Many of the people I talk to in this community prefer to remain quiet on political issues rather than take so much scorn from the extremists in this area. There are more of us out here than you realize.
David I. Leach
Festival had traditional values
I don't know if Sara Stewart (letters, Aug. 15) attended Eugene's Pride Festival this year, but I was there with my family and, contrary to Stewart's claims, we didn't see anything there suggesting Christians should have fewer civil rights.
The representative we met from the United Church of Christ at the event certainly didn't think so. Indeed, freedom and equality were major themes at the festival. I think these are the most traditional of the "traditional values" folks such as Stewart invoke.
Everyone should have the same rights. No special rights. No exceptions. Gays should have the same rights as non-gays, Christians the same rights as non-Christians, minorities the same rights as the majority.
No one should fear being fired because of his or her beliefs, religious or otherwise. No one should be evicted because he or she is gay. Simple.
Nobody is suggesting that Christians "bury their heads in the sand." Christians will, however, need to respect the basic human rights and freedoms of others, even when those freedoms are at odds with Christian beliefs. Christians will get the same respect in return.
Equality is not a zero-sum game. More equality for me does not mean less for you. Democracy is not a tyranny of the masses. The Christian majority needs to share with others the basic rights, such as marriage, it has so long enjoyed. If Stewart and those like her can't understand these basic values - such as respect, freedom, equality and sharing - then I don't know where their heads are buried.
Jason DeSpain
Smokers forced smoking ban
I want to commend all the smokers here in this great state, because it is they who finally drove the Legislature to ban smoking in public.
It is smokers' plain ignorance of not knowing when it's OK and when it's not OK to light up that has forced those who know better to tell them through the law. This may come as a surprise to those who smoke, but those of us who don't smoke don't want to breathe secondhand poison.
I always have said that smokers are the rudest people on the planet, and they proved it at the Lane County Fair. I was disgusted at the number of smokers who would light up around children and then watch as the smoke billowed past their smiling little faces. The children, of course, didn't realize that the adults they trust were sharing a deadly, toxic cloud of poison. That's ignorance at its best.
So thanks from the bottom of my heart, for soon smokers will have no choice but to smoke alone.
Richard Welch
China's family policy is abusive
Norma Townsend's Aug. 13 letter on the birth of the Duggar family's 17th child was appalling.
Townsend laments the fact these children will require space, oxygen, food and water to live, and then paints them as being akin to parasites upon the Earth. Townsend indicates that, due to their numbers, this family is ignorant about the environment.
Her letter reads like she's part of the modern-day landed gentry speaking of the filthy peasants. This woman needs a check on her perspective. Who's to say one of these children will not grow up to improve the very issues Townsend so stridently champions?
This family is diverse in comparison to the average-sized American family. Where in Townsend's letter is the Oregon-grown idea that we should "honor diversity"? Do only a few select issues or groups qualify for this honor?
Townsend's apparent admiration of China's policy on family size greatly concerned me. Are we to think it beneficial to force abortion upon a family that wants and loves its children? That anyone would find this desirable is unbelievable. Would that China took its human rights abuses as seriously as Townsend believes they take overpopulation.
These forced abortions are human rights abuse. If we're to learn anything from China, it's what not to do in this arena.
Susan Brenda
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CABANATUAN CITY—The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has moved the Dec. 1 plebiscite for the ratification of Cabanatuan's status to a highly urbanized city (HUC) to an unspecified date after the May 13 elections next year, citing a case of violence during the election period here.
Through Resolution No. 9563, the Comelec en banc on Tuesday ruled to "postpone the plebiscite and reset the same after the conduct of the May 13, 2013 national, local and ARMM (Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao) regional elections." The resolution was signed by Comelec Chair Sixto Brillantes Jr. and six election commissioners.
In the decision, the Comelec said it was taking "cognizance of the violence that ensued [during] the plebiscite period for the conversion of the City of Cabanatuan."
While the resolution did not cite a specific case, the latest high-profile crime in the city was the Nov. 8 murder of broadcaster Julius Caesar Cauzo of radio station dwJJ. The station is owned by the family of Mayor Julius Cesar Vergara.
Cauzo, who is supporting the ratification of Cabanatuan's HUC status, was gunned down while a gun ban was in force for the plebiscite.
Vergara and Board Member Anthony Umali, the leading candidates for mayor next year, are leading separate campaigns for and against the HUC status for Cabanatuan, a component city of Nueva Ecija.
Vergara supports it while Umali, younger brother of Nueva Ecija Gov. Aurelio Umali, is against it.
President Benigno Aquino, on July 4, signed Proclamation No. 418 declaring Cabanatuan City as a HUC. Armand Galang and Anselmo Roque, Inquirer Central Luzon
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'It's been very quiet with the aftershocks these last two days,' I say to Neil, 'maybe they're dying down'. 'Either that,' says Neil, 'or the pressure's building up for another one'. That's the problem – you can't even relax fully when there aren't any aftershocks. I remember only too well the article in the Japan Times from Thursday this week, which said that the Meteorological Agency warned that the likelihood of an aftershock of magnitude 7.0 or higher is 10 % within three days of 3 pm Tuesday this week, and also the same percentage within three days of 3 pm Friday this week. 10% seems too high a percentage to feel comfortable. Is the beast quiet now, or merely getting enough strength for the next pounce?
Neil slows down to go over the bump before the bridge over the Nakagawa River. We're just leaving Mito and are on our way to look at Nakasugaya where we used to live. There's another bump down from the bridge. It seems that all the bridges have stayed at their original height, whereas all the approaches have dropped and are now patched up with tarmac. We turn off down old 349 towards Nakasugaya. The number of blue tarpaulins covering the roofs increases, and many of the boundary walls to houses have collapsed. Most of the damaged roofs are older style roofs, but here there are also damaged new roofs. There are fresh patches of tarmac at frequent intervals where the road must have been torn apart by the earthquake.
We park on the green opposite our old house. It feels very strange coming back here, like visiting an old dear friend in hospital after an accident. We look at our house but it's undamaged as is Keiko's house opposite. You can't see what the houses are like inside as the shutters are closed. We look at all the other houses which were built for the ITER staff. They are mostly all intact although on one or two of them some roof tiles are damaged. It's strange considering they were all built at the same time and with the same materials that some are damaged whereas others aren't. Was it a difference in the ground on which they are sited? It can't be the orientation as they are facing the same way.
We're walking round the rice fields nearby. We come to a collection of houses. One of them has a traditional roof and it has collapsed substantially. It must have been so noisy at the time, with the rumbling from the earthquake, the tiles crashing down, cupboards falling over and dishes and glasses smashing on the floor. Several of my friends have told me that about 70% of their china was broken – always the good stuff, they said, never the cheap items. One friend told me that the present I'd given her of a china cup and saucer from Britain had broken.
We come to a small farm. An elderly lady is working in the field. She's wearing a large straw sunhat – all women whether working in fields or as gardeners in public areas always seem to wear hats. 'Konnichi wa' – good day – we say to one another in a singing voice. It's very hot and humid today by British standards but there's a strong wind whipping up the earth and dust. The sakura is past its best and petals are blowing in the wind.
We've just finished our lunch at Groovy, in Tokai – restaurants and shops often have English names. There's a video rental chain where we used to hire videos for the children – I'm not sure what it has now – which goes by the memorable name of 'WonderGOO'. We're heading eastwards to the coast. The fresh patches of tarmac become much more frequent, particularly where there is any kind of bridge, or around manholes. This used to be a very smooth road, but now everyone is driving slowly, picking out the best route. They must have been incredibly busy since the earthquake, patching and mending all these roads.
Just before the coast we come to a junction and turn left on Route 245. You can see waves and ripples in the road. I remember Ueda-san at the MESA meeting explaining how much difference it made depending on the ground under buildings. In Mito there was less damage as the ground is hard and compacted whereas nearer the coast it's sandier and therefore there was a lot more subsidence. Tanaka-san had shown me photos of her house in Hitachinaka where the land is less compact. I recall one photo, where they had a ruler showing a drop of 18 cm in their driveway caused by the earthquake. I guess that's why it took about 8 days before they could restore the water in Tokai and Hitachinaka. If the earthquake caused this much damage to the roads here with the softer sandier ground, it must have been a nightmare with all the broken water pipes.
We draw level with the Akogi Club, a social club owned by JAEA, which Neil had heard was badly damaged and would need to be knocked down and rebuilt. We can't see the Club but we catch sight of the tennis courts with their artificial surface. There are huge folds and gashes in the surface, and the courts look like some giant serviette, crunched up and torn. We continue up the road, heading northwards and the waves and the ripples become more pronounced, with more and more fresh patches of tarmac.
We reach Hitachi Port. On one side there's a large area of land with huge piles of jagged planks, windows and debris. We think it must be tsunami debris. The tsunami had reached Hitachi, though it wasn't anywhere near as high as further north. Shall we turn round, we say.
It's a very strange feeling. It's as if there's a wild torrent of a river. In Kyoto I was just aware of the river in the distance, in Tokyo I dabbled my toes in it, in Mito particularly with Monday's aftershock and hearing all the stories from my friends, I feel I've gone a little deeper into it, getting splashed at times. But further north, they're in the midst of the wild torrent, many of them with no hope at the moment of escaping and some, I'm sure, wondering if they're being sucked under. More than 13,000 are dead, and over 15,000 are still missing. Nearly 190,000 people have fled their homes, the vast majority of whom are living in shelters. About 85,000 are from the cleared zone around the nuclear plant; their homes may be intact, but it's not known when they'll be able to return to them. About 210,000 people have no running water and following Monday's aftershock, more than 240,000 people are without electricity. Those are just the figures. But how can you measure things like the lack of privacy for people living in shelters, the constant uncertainty about the future, their jobs, their livelihood, the aftershocks, and most of all, the grief of all those who have lost family and friends?
Keisei, Mito's glossiest department store, is open. I go inside. The escalators which rise through the centre of the building are totally blocked off. We all have to use the lifts. I go up to the top floor under the restaurants where there is a stationery department. It's very busy – whether it's people enjoying going out, or whether the Keisei building seems like a safe bet as it's very new and would withstand any earthquake. I choose a card for our son for Children's Day on 5th May. Despite the name, Children's Day is just for boys, girls have their own day, Hina Matsuri, on 3rd March. You can get special cards and models with samurai figures. Like almost everywhere in Japan there is a central queuing system for paying, just like there is in most shops in Britain. I ask the cashier when Keisei opened after the earthquake. On Thursday, 14th April she tells me. This will be the first Saturday it's been open after the earthquake.
I go down about two floors to the china department. It seems slightly short of china with all the top shelves empty. In the European china section, two heavy European vases have been placed on their sides – presumably as a precaution against the next earthquake. There's a section with traditional soft goods and I choose a model with cloth streamers of carp - koinobori – for Children's Day. Koinobori are carp shaped wind socks which you see on poles, flying in the wind, at this time of year for Children's Day. As I watch the two assistants wrap up the koinobori, I ask them if much was broken after the earthquake. Not here, one says, but a lot was in the china department. They ask me if I was here for the earthquake. No, I was in England, I answer, but I was here on Monday. 'Kowakatta desu ka?' - were you scared - one of them asks. 'Sukoshi', a little, I reply with British understatement. We all laugh together and I say, 'Gambarou'. We laugh even more. Normally Japanese people are quite reserved and there is a definite separation between the assistant and the honoured customer, but I feel that after the earthquake at this time, there's a feeling of a shared situation, predicament really.
We're walking out of the restaurant. It's 9.45 pm and there's a team of workman working on the road surface of the bus station in front of the station. The stairs up to the plaza level with the station entrance, which were closed before, have been opened while we were in the restaurant. We climb up them, go towards the station, but that section of the walkway is still blocked off because of damage. The three girls behind us do the same and as we realise we'll have to take the longer route round to the station, we all laugh together.
I'm reading an article in the Japan Times entitled, 'One month on, debris fields barely dented'. The Fukushima governor, Yuhei Sato, said, 'I am speechless over the uncertainty that our people must face each day. Once we get over one mountain, we just see another rise up in front of us. We must find the end of the tunnel, but we haven't, and that is terribly difficult to bear.'
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State Senator Fran Pavley, D-Agoura Hills, issued a press release on Tuesday that stressed the need for legislation to lessen the impact of future droughts.
"We need a cohesive plan around the state that recognizes the problem," Pavley said at a Natural Resources and Water Committee hearing. "It's a shared responsibility no matter where you live, whether you are an urban user or an agricultural user."
Pavley, who chairs the Natural Resources and Water Committee, suggested that the state consider measures that would automatically go into effect when a drought is declared.
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Most recent songs? Dark Side by Kelly Clarkson and Every Storm (runs out of rain) by Gary Allan
i have a lot of favourite songs but i can't narrow one down... :/
yeah it is. :) and yeah i like that song too. :D
i had dial-up. was not fun i feel your pain. :p and yeah her album is amazing! :D
Feel Again -One Republic

Some Old Trip -Chevelle

Titanium -David Guetta
I've never heard a Chevelle song I didn't like, lol. Same Old Trip is really good though, you should look it up or something. Yeah, Titanium was a good one, haha. I liked Sia in it too, she just..fit the song, I guess.
Lol, I know the feeling. Good luck, haha. I wanna see them in concert as well, but I'm a broke college student and un-willing to travel, lol.
Lol, I went to Warped Tour a couple of years ago, but none since that. I miss it too, haha.
Shiver Shiver from Walk the Moon; listen to it! You will not regret it:)
it's like alternative rock; they're a little band out of Ohio and they cut they're first album with an actual label this year; it's self-titled and it rocks!
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Mired at the bottom of the table, Canterbury Tactix still have a role to play as the trans-Tasman netball league enters its final few weeks.
Captain Maree Bowden says her team, which notched up just their second win of the season last week, are hunting a high-profile scalp in their last two matches.
Sunday's game against third-placed Northern Mystics could be their best chance, with their final match a challenging encounter against competition leaders Adelaide Thunderbirds.
"We can play the spoiling role," Bowden told NZ Newswire.
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"These next two games are an opportunity, and it would be great to upset one of the top teams. We're not taking our foot off the pedal one bit."
But with the Mystics hurting after a 46-48 loss to Waikato-Bay of Plenty Magic last week, Bowden admits her team will have to be at their very best to have any chance of pushing the Auckland-based franchise.
"There's no doubt the Mystics will be a tough challenge," Bowden said.
"They've got an impressive line-up, but I feel like they haven't played to their potential yet and that's what they'll be looking for."
Key to reining in the Mystics will be an improved court-wide defensive effort from the Tactix, as they look to generate turnovers in an effort to stop the ball reaching shooter Cathrine Latu.
Shooting at over 97 per cent, Latu has built a formidable combination with fellow Silver Fern Maria Tutaia at goal attack.
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Issue release date: August 2008
|Section title: Original Paper
Cognitive Impairment in Late-Onset Depression
Limited to a Decrement in Information Processing Resources?Delaloye C.a, c · Baudois S.a · de Bilbao F.a · Dubois Remund C.a · Hofer F.a · Lamon M.a · Ragno Paquier C.a · Weber K.a · Herrmann F.R.b · Giardini U.a · Giannakopoulos P.a, d
aDivision of Geriatric Psychiatry and bDepartment of Rehabilitation and Geriatrics, University Hospitals of Geneva, and cFaculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences, University of Geneva, Geneva, and dService of Old Age Psychiatry, University Hospitals of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland
Received: 7/13/2007
Accepted: 2/12/2008
Published online: 7/14/2008
Issue release date: August 2008
Number of Print Pages: 6
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 2
ISSN: 0014-3022 (Print)
eISSN: 1421-9913 (Online)
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Background: While cognitive dysfunction in late-onset depression (LOD) is common, the nature and determinants of this impairment are heterogeneous. It has been suggested that neuropsychological decrements in LOD patients might result from a deficit in processing resources. In order to address this issue, we analyzed processing resources in LOD to see if their decrease explains higher-level cognition (episodic memory and naming capacity) deficits. Methods: Measures of processing speed, working memory, inhibition, episodic memory and naming capacity were administered to 14 LOD inpatients and 14 controls. Results: The LOD patients performed significantly worse than the controls in all domains except for inhibition. Hierarchical regression analyses showed that naming capacity impairment was totally mediated by processing speed and working memory, whereas episodic memory dysfunction was only partially mediated by working memory. Conclusion: The reduction in certain processing resources (working memory, processing speed) in late-onset depressed patients appears to mediate impairments in episodic memory and naming capacity. However, episodic memory impairment cannot only be explained by processing resource decrement in LOD patients, suggesting that a primary episodic memory dysfunction is present in this condition.
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Received: July 13, 2007
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Number of Figures : 0, Number of Tables : 2, Number of References : 50
European Neurology
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Journal Editor: Bogousslavsky J. (Montreux)
ISSN: 0014–3022 (Print), eISSN: 1421–9913 (Online)
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Received: 7/13/2007
Accepted: 2/12/2008
Published online: 7/14/2008
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Number of Print Pages: 6
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Number of Tables: 2
ISSN: 0014-3022 (Print)
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Good morning fellow TTFC squad members,
Well, it's all over and Chelsea didn't get Robinho (big surprise for me) or anyone for that matter. Arshavin stayed put at Zenit. Barton and Smith has remained at Newcastle. Owen didn't go to Everton. Wenger wouldn't open his wallet to buy a cup of tea! And - thank God - Heskey hasn't joined Spurs (the word 'halleluya' springs to mind!)
The most shocking late-night transfer deal indeed occurred with Robinho going for silly amounts of money to Man City. I must say it strikes me as being a little not quite right, what with the player's expressed desire to be at Chelsea and their protracted talks with Madrid in trying to get him - and then suddenly, overnight, City are one of the very richest teams in the whole world...
Anyhow, Bulgaria's answer to Andy Garcia, a certain Dimitar Berbatov managed to get himself kidnapped by Alex Ferguson and got driven off to Old Trafford, where he duly signed on the dotted line (although I believe the manner of this and the fact Spurs never even gave Man U permission to talk to Berba may lead to some form of sanctioning.)
And further a-field, the very highly thought of Quaresma went to Inter.
So... any interesting deals (that's both good or bad) completed yesterday by
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Speaking for myself and my team (Tottenham), rather like alonsin said earlier in reference to Real Madrid, I feel p***** off that we've received a massive fortune for 2 proven Premier League players and yet have only brought in only 1 (unproven) like-for-like player in Pavylyuchenko (and a year's loan of Frasier Cambell doesn't add up to very much IMO.) I won't bore you all with my other thoughts on how we haven't actually got a proper 'spine', and my disappointment with letting certain players go (like Malbranque), I just feel Spurs have raked in an unbelievable sum of money and haven't bought commensurately at all.
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Rhododendron Island Forest Campground is located approximately 36 miles from Oakridge at an elevation of 5,400 feet. This campground has a few sites with no toilets and no potable water. This small island near the west shore of the lake is covered with rhododendrons as its name indicates. They bloom in early to midsummer and give the island exceptional charm. Please be gentle to the environment and leave no trace of your stay. It is an easy paddle from Shadow Bay, but the island can also be reached from either Islet or North Waldo Campgrounds with a little more effort. Morning and evening offers the quietist water for canoeing. The mosquito population is high from June to mid-August and can be quite bothersome, so be prepared!
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Our 1909 home has been completely renovated and beautifully decorated. Located in the historic Garden District, it is only a short walk to the center of downtown and the shores of Lake Coeur D'Alene. As you walk through the tree-lined streets of the neighborhood, you will see the steeple of the St. Thomas church as well as hear the twice daily chiming of the church bells.
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The surrounding area is home to several golf courses, ski resorts, water parks and the popular Silverwood theme park. Golf courses include The Coeur D'Alene Resort, Circling Raven, The Highlands, and many more. The Trail of the Coeur D'Alene bike trail system provides 72 miles of paved paths thru the north Idaho landscape. Ski resorts including Schweitzer & Silver Mountain are within an hour drive.
Highlights of our home are many. The house has three stories with sleeping accommodations on all three levels. We have a large entertaining sized deck which has access from two of the upstairs bedrooms as well as from the kitchen breezeway. There are chaise lounges for sunbathing and an outdoor dining table for summer dining! The small backyard is fenced and is perfect for kids or playing a game of bocce.
On the upper level of the home there are two large bedrooms with queen beds, a third bedroom offers a twin bed with twin-sized pull-out trundle. All bedrooms have cable television. Two of the bedrooms have sliding doors out to the deck-perfect for that morning cup of coffee! The bathroom has been remodeled to include granite counter top, stone tiles and a jetted Jacuzzi tub.
The main floor is equipped with a large gourmet kitchen with eating space in both the kitchen and dining room. The oversized living room offers a 50-inch TV with a Wii video game system and custom designed marble fire place. Attached to living room through a set of French doors is an office/den that is perfect for a children's playroom and/or extra bedroom. There are numerous kid's toys, games and books as well as a queen sofa bed. The bathroom on this level is a 3/4 bath with shower.
The lower level has a large bedroom with 2 twin beds and cable television. The laundry facilities are also on this level.
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We had a wonderful stay for our nieces wedding. The house is in a great central location and walkable to the lake. The house and deck were very spacious and clean. The house was well supplied with everything you might need and more. Diane the owner and Judy the property manager were really great to work with and made our stay so enjoyable. We will be back!!
Our family had the pleasure of staying in this home for a wedding week. The spaciousness of the home left us with plenty of room to relax and enjoy. The second story deck is an oasis and much larger than appears on the photos. The entire property is immaculate, beautifully appointed and well stocked. We walked everywhere - to dine, shop, visit friends in other properties, the lake, it is all a short distance from the home. The owners were very professional and responsive. It would be hard to find a better property in CDA in my book. A trememdous value and a pleasure to stay in.
My buddies and I have been renting VRBO homes for years in the NW area for our annual getaway called the SVIT. In those 8 years, this house was cleaner, more well stocked and just better then all of the rest. Hats off to the owners for making their guests feel at home and comfortable. We couldn't have asked for anything else!!! much success in the future for the owners. Renters, this is a no brainer for a great stay in the CDL area.
we stayed for six nights for ironman 2014. in our party were 7 people: me, my husband, our 4 year old girls, his parents, and his parent's friend. there was more than enough room for all of us.
diane was highly responsive from the beginning of my correspondence through check-out. the contract was detailed and explicit. the cost was greatly increased for ironman {double the higher nightly price listed + the only reason for deducting a star}. though, this is common for the area.
upon arriving, the property manager was waiting on the porch for us, and efficiently, but thoroughly guided us around the house. she returned early one morning to spray for ants on the front walkway at my request. we experienced an issue with a neighbor, and diane is following up on this.
the house was quite clean, and very well stocked with necessities--including toys, books, and other kid stuff. the deck was perfect for hosting a large group dinner the night before the race. with three athletes staying in the house, having a place easily walkable to the expo and race start was a must. with the exception of a run to the grocery store, we didn't use our car the entire stay. and, we were able to return twice to the house during the race without missing any spectating opportunities. the athletes also appreciate the garage for their bikes, and the washer/drier for their tri clothes.
highly recommended.
Our group enjoyed this house very much. Well-equipped, nicely decorated and furnished, GREAT deck. Everything we needed or wanted.
My family and I spent a wonderful week in this beautiful home. We had amazing weather and soaked up all that CDA had to offer. The location of the home made walking into downtown Coeur d'Alene easy and very enjoyable. We brought our bikes and went on rides through the garden district. The house was clean and had all the necessities. Thank you for sharing your wonderful get-a-way. I would highly recommend this home to anyone looking to vacation in CDA.
The surrounding area is home to several golf courses, ski resorts, water parks and the popular Silverwood theme park. Golf courses include The Coeur D'Alene Resort, Circling Raven, The Highlands, and many more. The Trail of the Coeur D'Alene bike trail system provides 72 miles of paved paths thru the north Idaho landscape. Ski resorts including Schweitzer & Silver Mountain are within an hour drive.
Other Activities: shopping, kayaking, boating, parasailing, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, snowboarding, widlife viewing, rock climbing, health spa, basketball
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
2015 Summer
Jun 1 2015 - Sep 30 2015
3 night minimum stay
2015 Ironman
Jun 24 2015 - Jun 29 2015
6 night minimum stay
Flat fee
My Standard Rate
3 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
|Cleaning Fee
|Tax Rate
Summer Price Break - $300 per night for 6 nights or more
Standard Price Break - $250 per night for 6 nights or more
Ironman 2015 - $3,300 for week (6 nights) - $1,000 deposit. Renter chooses dates.
Summer Price Break - $300 per night for 6 nights or more
Standard Price Break - $250 per night for 6 nights or more
Payment is usually accepted in the quoted currency (USD) unless the currency and the amount is specifically agreed in advance with the owner / advertiser.


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A work for SATB chorus and orchestra, commissioned by Bedford School. The first performance was given by the school's First Orchestra and Choral Society conducted by Andrew Morris in October 1981. This is a special item which is made to order. Please e-mail our Mail Order Department for further information.


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December 17, 2012
Staff Photo: John Bohn Atlanta Falcon player Michael Palmer, a graduate of Parkview High School, talks with sisters Haley Knight, 6, left, and Brittany Knight, 13, center, while taking part in a gathering of military families hosted by Operation Homefront Goorgia at Dave & Busters in Lawrenceville on Monday. The Knight family is stationed at Fort Stewart, they recently returned to the United States after being stationed in Germany for three years.
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Falcons, military families enjoy Dave and Busters trip
Michael Palmer of the Atlanta Falcons, a Parkview grad, and teammate Joe Hawley treated military personnel to a night of dinner, games and gifts on Monday at the Dave and Busters in Sugarloaf Mills.
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Product Specs
Soap: 2"L x 1.75"W x 0.44"D; Gift Box: 3.25"L x 2.5"W x 0.75"D
Product Description
Feel like a queen at your bridal shower or wedding with fleur-de-lis scented soap favors.
Each regal favor is an elegant gift for the senses: its fresh soap fragrance delights the nose, the creamy soap caresses the skin and the recessed fleur-de-lis design pleases the eye. Soap measures approximately 2"L x 1.75"W x 0.44"D. Arrives in an ivory colored box with clear-view window. Packaged, each measures 3.25"L x 2.5"W x 0.75"D.
Complete the royal theme with fleur-de-lis light holders and fleur-de-lis place card holders.