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SHERIDAN — The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce's Governmental Affairs Committee will host a candidate forum Aug. 5 and 6.
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Patriots' Path Council
|Patriots' Path Council
|Boy Scouts of America
|Cedar Knolls, New Jersey
|United States
|Michael Poling
|Scout Executive
|Dennis J. Kohl
The Patriots' Path Council includes Morris, Sussex, Somerset, Union, and Middlesex counties in New Jersey. It was born in 2000 with the merger of the Morris-Sussex Area Council (1936–1999) and the Watchung Area Council (1926–1999).[1]On February 6, 2014, Patriots Path Council absorbed several Scouting units from the dissolved Central New Jersey Council(1999-2014).[2]
The grave of Green Bar Bill lies within the geographic scope of the Patriots Path Council. He is buried in St. Joseph's Cemetery (Row 8, Block I) in Mendham, New Jersey (near Schiff Scout Reservation). 40°46′32″N 74°36′09″W / 40.7755°N 74.6024°W
The council is divided into the following districts:
|District Name
|Communities Served
|District Executive
|Raritan Valley
|Bound Brook, Bradley Gardens, Branchburg, Bridgewater, Dunellen, Edison, Finderne, Flagtown, Green Brook, Highland Park, Hillsborough, Lamington, Manville, Martinsville, Metuchen, Middlesex, New Brunswick, Neshanic, Neshanic Station, North Branch, Piscataway, Plainfield, Pluckemin, Princeton, Raritan, Somerset, Somerville, South Bound Brook, South Branch, and South Plainfield [3]
|Grant VanEck
|Boonton, Boonton Township, Butler, Cedar Knolls, Chatham Borough, Chatham Township, East Hanover, Florham Park, Hanover, Harding Township, Kinnelon, Lincoln Park, Madison, Montville, Morris Plains, Morris Township, Morristown, Mountain Lakes, New Vernon, Parsippany, Pequannock, Riverdale, Towaco, Whippany
|Al Thomas
|Jockey Hollow
|All communities within the Patriots' Path Council The Jockey Hollow District works with special needs Scouts [4]
|Grant VanEck
|Avenel, Carteret, Clark,Colonia, Cranford, Elizabeth, Fords, Hillside, Iselin, Kenilworth, Linden, New Brunswick, Perth Amboy, Port Reading, Rahway, Roselle, Roselle Park, Springfield, Union, Winfield Park, and Woodbridge
|Art Lobdell
|Watchung Mountain
|Berkeley Heights, Fanwood, Garwood, Gillette, Long Hill Township, Meyersville, Millington, Mountainside, Murray Hill, New Providence, North Plainfield, Scotch Plains, Stirling, Summit, Warren, Watchung and Westfield
|Charlean Mahon
|Andover Borough, Andover Township, Branchville Borough, Byram Township, Frankford Township, Franklin Borough, Fredon Township, Green Township, Hamburg Borough, Hampton Township, Hardyston Township, Hopatcong Borough, Lafayette Township, Montague Township, Netcong Borough, Ogdensburg Borough, Sandyston Township, Sparta Township, Stanhope Borough, Stillwater Township, Sussex Borough, Town of Newton, Vernon Township, Walpack Township, Wantage Township
|Bill Zinky
|Black River
|Basking Ridge, Bedminster, Bernardsville, Brookside, Budd Lake, Chester, Denville, Dover, Far Hills, Flanders, Gladstone, Jefferson Township, Liberty Corner, Long Valley/Schooley's Mountain, Mendham, Mine Hill, Mt. Arlington, Mt. Olive, Peapack, Randolph, Rockaway Township, Rockaway (Borough), Roxbury, and Wharton
|Marc Maratea
The council operates five camps:
- Camp Somers at the Mt.Allamuchy Scout Reservation in Stanhope, NJ (Boy Scouts). The Allamuchy reservation includes 977 acres of woodland.
- Sabattis Adventure Camp just outside of Long Lake, NY (Boy Scouts)
- Winnebago Scout Reservation in Rockaway Township, NJ (Boy Scouts and Webelos). Includes more than 450 acres of woodland and adjoins protected lands for additional hiking and camping.
- Camp Wheeler in the Mt. Allamuchy Scout Reservation in Stanhope, NJ (Cub Scout Day Camp and a resident camp for Webelos)
- Watchung Day Camp in Mountainside, NJ (Cub Scout Day Camp)
Sabattis Adventure Camp[edit]
Sabattis Adventure Camp is a Boy Scout adventure camp located in the Adirondack Park in New York State. The camp is owned and operated by the Patriots' Path Council. The camp, usually in operation from early July to early August, offers Boy Scouts the chance to spend a week at camp, where they participate in various camp activities and work on completing merit badges, or go on a trek, where they hike or canoe for most of the week.
Sabattis Adventure Camp offers week-long canoeing or backpacking treks. A minimum of seven participants can travel through 20 to 100 miles of wilderness, depending on the ability level of the participants. Sabattis treks obey the Outdoor Code and Leave No Trace philosophy allowing for an educational and fun experience for all the participates.
All the treks are approved by the New York State Health Department, the New York Department of Environmental Conservation, and the Boy Scouts of America. Sabattis Adventure Camp holds certificates from both the New York State Health Department and the Boy Scouts of America ensuring safe treks.
The land where the camp now stands was originally the estate of swimmer and Olympic Gold Medalist Charles Daniels. Most of the grounds occupied by the camp are the remains of a nine hole golf course Daniels built for his wife, the most visible portion of which is the parade grounds, next to the camp's trading post, which still looks like the green that it once was. He built the golf course to convince his wife to come up with him. The spot where the flag pole stands now is one of the original putting greens. The actual mansion that the Daniels lived in was located near what is now Family Camp, next to the lake. The house, called Tarnedge, was dismantled in the early 1970s and few visible reminders of it remain. The Doll House, which he had built for his daughter to play in, still stands, and is used to house staff. The path leading to the Mohawk camp site was the original main entrance to the estate, and the stone wall lining it is still there in fairly good condition, along with the main gates near the main road.[5]
- The Mexican House is the camp office and houses the offices of the Camp Director, Program Director and Business Manager.
- The Health Lodge houses the Health officer and staff members. The Health Lodge also has the office of the Health Officer. The Health Officer offers the First Aid MB and CPR training.
- The Barn (built ~ 1910) fromally housed the Staff Lounge, the Ranger Shed, Mountain Biking program, Adult/Staff Showers and a large room for program. The barn was re-painted in 2000. the barn is scheduled for demolition in spring 2015.
- The Trading Post houses staff members and contains the Camp Trading Post.
- The Doll House is located down the hill in front of the Trek Center. The Doll House currently houses staff members (short ones). Is complete with a living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and two bedrooms and a cellar with a furnace. It was used as a playhouse for Charles Daniels' children and was built on a three-fourths scale.
- The Trek Center is the base for the Adirondack Treks. Currently there 4 treks are offered per week. A unit is assigned a Voyageur guide to guide them through the Adirondacks. Both backpacking and canoeing treks are offered. All Trekking activities are directed by the Trek Director. The Trek Center was transferred in 2005 from the Family Camp Building.
- The Commissary The commissary is behind the former putting green and current parade field. It houses all the food needed for scouts to pick up at every meal. All meals are prepared by staff and readied daily. The building also houses the staff dining hall where Scoutmasters and Senior Patrol Leaders are invited mid week for a meal with the staff. Additionally this building serves as the staff dining hall.
Summer Camp[edit]
The residential camp program at Sabattis Adventure Camp offers Scouts a chance to have fun while working on merit badges, personal advancement and patrol or troop advancement.
The following Merit Badges are offered:
- ScoutCraft: Camping, Pioneering, Wilderness Survival, Orienteering, Emergency Preparedness, Cooking, Fire Safety, Geocaching, Home Repairs, Leatherworking, and Wood Carving
- Ecology: Environmental Science, Fish & Wildlife Management, Soil & Water Conservation, Reptile and Amphibian Study, Fishing, Forestry, Geology, Weather, Mammal Study and Astronomy.
- Aquatics: Swimming, Lifesaving, Canoeing, Rowing, Small Boat Sailing
- Shooting Sports: Rifle Shooting, Shotgun Shooting, Archery
- Climbing/C.O.P.E. Climbing
Other in-camp programs include: high ropes C.O.P.E. course, climbing tour, mountain biking, mountain boarding, sailing a 17-foot trimaran, two 29 ft war canoes, Charley's Mountain hike and overnight, field archery, muzzle loader shooting and many others![6]
All cooking at Sabattis is in the traditional patrol style over open fires or on camping stoves. Every patrol in camp sends two scouts to pick up their meal ingredients for each meal from the Commissary. At every meal patrol leaders and senior patrol leaders are put to the test... preparation and training goes into a successful days. Scouts are put to the test in meal setup, preparation, cooking and clean-up.[7]
Winnebago Scout Reservation[edit]
|Winnebago Scout Reservation
|Rockaway, New Jersey
|August 3, 1941
|This section requires expansion. (August 2012)
Although the camp was founded in 1941, the history of the property dates back farther. The Lenni Lenape Indians fished and sailed their canoes in Durham Pond. Their village was near what is now known as the camp's dining hall. During the Revolutionary War iron mines were established. Norwegian immigrants came and built dairy farms in the 1800s. In 1916, a troop from Montclair camped by the pond. However, they had to leave after a week due to complications.
The land was purchased in 1940. By 1941, an actual camp was established. The admission fee was $7.50 per scout. Each campsite had an icebox, stove, and a latrine with water pumped from a well. Food was included in the price, but it had to be cooked by the campers. There were 5 campsites, each with room for 30 campers. Scouts slept on mattresses stuffed with straw inside tents.
Woapalanne Lodge[edit]
|This section requires expansion. (August 2012)
The Order of the Arrow is served by Woapalanne Lodge.
- ^ http://snebsa.tripod.com/nj-ppc.htm
- ^ http://signs-up.ppbsa.org/2014/02/07/welcome-units-from-central-new-jersey-council/
- ^ http://rv.ppbsa.org/
- ^ http://join.ppbsa.org/membership/specialneeds.htm
- ^ Friends of SAC
- ^ http://camps.ppbsa.org/camps/sac/Camp%20Program.htm
- ^ http://camps.ppbsa.org/camps/sac/Camp%20Program.htm
External links[edit]
- Official Site
- Friends of Sabattis Adventure Camp
- Boy Scouts of America. Winnebago Scout Reservation
- The Pocono Record. [1]
- Boy Scouts of America. [2]
Coordinates: 40°47′22″N 74°23′50″W / 40.7894°N 74.397263°W


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HENDERSON COUNTY, Ky. - Robards native Jason Welden did something not long ago that not many people get a chance to do.
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Welden, who caught the film bug about four years ago and has been working on projects from short films to feature-length movies ever since, won the non-credited role in "Snitch" after answering a casting call seeking those who could play policemen, paramedics and SWAT members. He traveled to Shreveport, La., for the filming of the scenes he was in.
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Unfortunately I do not have access to PS at this time and the image was all painted in Painter.......
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You would need to know what color profile your printer would handle.
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Thanks. Unfortunately the studio that is the in between said they only have the
dimensions, cuts and bleed at the moment and I really don't want to wait to handle
some of the corrections to the piece. So I'm thinking how the generic settings
switched on, on both the display and separations would handle it....
Because their are always going to have to be color corrections to anything that
goes out to press, I just don't want to lose to much when I do get the correct profiles...
August 14th, 2012 #4
That's kinda weird. A print shop should tell you what color management profile they want the image in. ie Adobe 1998 or sRGB
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It will be in an eps file format saved for separations in CMYK but the type of
press it will go through is undetermined at this point due to not knowing what
the print run will be yet. The printer will let them know, when they let the printer
know, then I'll know That's why I really don't want to wait til the last minute.
August 14th, 2012 #6
In the USA, If it is a high print run (over 20,000 units) it would most likely be "SWOP" -- if it is a short print run then it will be "Sheetfed"... typically these days most stuff is printed on glossy stock (except newpapers and the like).
So the most likely settings would be as you see them in the attachment... of course this assumes you also have a properly calibrated monitor that can display the full range of Adobe RGB 1998 for soft proofing. These are generic settings and will not be absolutely press accurate, but often you do not have the luxury of having a press profile (since the client often shops the printers for the best price at the time of printing).
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Hey thanks Jason, this is exactly what I was looking for and it should
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The city has been in tough financial times since April, when officials discovered faulty bookkeeping and overspending led to overbudgeting and forced the city to take out a $150,000 loan to make its monthly bills.
Councilman Steve Diehl motioned to terminate the contract with City Manager Mike Rhea.
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Councilman Luis T. Lamas, who was elected last month, seconded the motion.
Mayor Elaine W. Kemp, Debra K.L. Sanders and Willie Vaden approved the motion, and council members Stewart Wilson and Cynthia Wilson, husband and wife, voted against it.
After the vote was taken, Stewart Wilson turned in his handwritten resignation and walked out without comment.
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She cursed quietly under her breath. So close! She'd been tracking the Darkchilde for weeks and making little progress, but now her quarry was within reach. She reached towards the door before her, and purple/white energy coalesced around her forearm, writhing and twisting before finally leaping forth to blast the door off its hinges. The Darkchilde was somewhere in this Manor, in search of a priceless relic of untold power. Not on my watch, she thought. She could sense her prey's location in her mind's eye – second floor, in what would be the Great Hall. Black energy played around her hand as she took the main stair three steps at a time, her empty hand suddenly holding her Watch Sword. She could sense the magic at work within as she raced to the massive double doors of the Great Hall and threw herself against them. Green energy coursed from her shoulder seconds before impact, and the huge doors parted as if pushed by a giant hand. At the far end of the room, a roiling mist was quickly growing into a cloud of fog. She knew the Darkchilde was within the cloud, and she also knew that cloud would mean her quarry's escape if she didn't act quickly. Thrusting her sword forward, she whispered an arcane phrase and blue energy crackled along the blade – then launched itself towards the fog. The energy began to eat away at the fog as she ran forward, sensing the capture of her prey was imminent. Before she could halve the distance, a snarling shadow-creature leapt from the fog and was on her in one bound. Instinctively she brought her sword up to defend, halting the work of the blue energy, and she knew she'd lost. The creature's claws rang off the steel of her armor a dozen times before she could finally get her sword in position to hurt it, but once she did she was able to quickly turn on the beast and make short work of it. She cursed under her breath again, this time more emphatically. The magical fog was gone; The Darkchilde was gone; The relic was gone – And the Watch Commander would be looking for answers.
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Mist drifted from her open palm, writhing around her, growing with each passing moment. All she needed was another few moments and there would be an obscuring fog to cover her escape. The chains on her clothing jingled softly, but she wasn't worried about them giving away her position. Once within the mystic fog she'd be able to transport herself away before anyone could get close to her. She had her prize, one that would fetch a very handsome price, and her getaway was all but assured – until a crackling of blue energy lit up the mist. No! How could SHE be here! Evangeline could destroy the whole plan, deny her the prize. She needed to act quickly, even a minor distraction could keep Evangeline busy long enough for the fog to complete its growth. Reaching deep within her power, she slit the border between this world and the next and pried it open with her mind. A shadowy figure leapt through the gap, a mass of claws and fangs and darkness. With a thought the rift sealed shut again, and a sly grin crossed her lips. That should keep the bitch busy long enough, she thought. Already she could feel the power building in the fog, as the sounds of steel and claws met her ears. The sly grin turned into a full blown smile as the coalescing magic caused her ears to pop. It was time to get her prize to its destination. She flexed her will again and pictured the inner sanctum of her Mistress, focusing on her desire to be there instead of here. Better luck next time, Evangeline, she thought – and disappeared.
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Over on Google+ I recently posted a 10 part novella-length story I called "The Sisterhood". It was a gift from my muse, inspired by some more pictures posted by Shiera Hall, which started out as some simple flash fiction. One picture inspired a short narrative, and before that was done another picture inspired a companion piece. After a few more pics it took on a life of it's own, and eventually topped out at over 10,000 words – the longest story I've ever written.
Starting today, I'm going to post one part a day until it's all up here on the blog. If you read it, I'd love to hear your feedback on it – good or bad. I hope you enjoy it!
Another friend on G+, Raven Smith, posted this picture. It stuck with me for more than a month until finally I was compelled to write the following, which I called "Otherworld". This is something I think I'll end up coming back to later to expand on.
Wilamena fell to her knees, hands pressed against the cold surface of the mirror. Looking back at her was not a reflection, but the woman she was mere moments ago. Willa pleaded silently through the glass – you have the key, use the key! Tears began running down Wilamena's face. "I can't," she sobbed. "I don't know how!" Willa pulled her wings around her like a cloak, shivering. They're coming, she mouthed, Kieran showed you how to use the key, you must use it and come back to Otherworld! Wilamena pressed her forehead gently against the mirror, her tears now running down the glass as well as her face. "They took it from me. They took the memory," she whispered, her body shaking with her sobs. "I can never come back."
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My friend Shiera Hall on G+ posted this picture and asked if I could write something about it.
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Menopause is defined as the time in a woman's life, usually between 45 and 55 years, when the ovaries stop producing eggs and menstrual periods end. The average age of menopause is 51 years.
Years before you stop having menstrual periods, changes in your hormone levels can lead to some of the symptoms of menopause. In addition to irregular periods, the most common symptoms are hot flashes, night sweats, mood changes, sleep problems, and vaginal dryness.
Menopause is a normal part of a woman's life and does not always need to be treated. However, the changes that happen before and after menopause can be disruptive. If you have bothersome symptoms, effective treatments are available.
More detailed information about menopause is available by subscription. (See "Clinical manifestations and diagnosis of menopause".)
A number of terms are used to describe the time before and after you stop having menstrual periods.
●The menopausal transition starts when your menstrual periods first begin to change (become more or less frequent, skipped periods), and ends when you have your final menstrual period. Many people refer to this transition as "perimenopause."
●Menopause occurs when it has been 12 months since your last menstrual period.
●Postmenopause is the time after menopause.
The average age of menopause is 51 years, although the age range can vary between 45 and 55 years. Women who become menopausal before age 40 are considered to have an abnormally early menopause (called premature ovarian failure or primary ovarian insufficiency). (See "Patient information: Early menopause (primary ovarian insufficiency) (Beyond the Basics)".)
If you are 45 years or older and you have not had a menstrual period in 12 months, there is a good chance that you are menopausal. Most women in this group do not need any lab testing to confirm menopause, especially if they are having menopausal symptoms such as hot flashes or vaginal dryness.
If you are less than 45 years old and you stop having periods or if you have questions about menopausal symptoms, talk to your doctor or nurse. You may need further testing to see if menopause, or another problem, is the cause of your symptoms.
After hysterectomy — If you do not have a uterus (eg, after hysterectomy) but you still have ovaries, it can be hard to know when you are menopausal because you will not have menstrual periods. You may develop menopausal symptoms as your ovaries stop working and your blood levels of estrogen begin to fall. If you are having bothersome symptoms of menopause after hysterectomy, talk to your doctor or nurse.
Many women begin to notice changes in their menstrual periods during the menopausal transition (perimenopause). These changes may include:
●Having menstrual periods more or less often than usual (eg, every five to six weeks instead of every four)
●Having bleeding that lasts for fewer days than before
●Skipping one or more menstrual periods
●Having symptoms of menopause (see 'Menopause symptoms' below)
Abnormal bleeding — It can be hard to know if vaginal bleeding is abnormal when you are near menopause. In general, you should see your doctor or nurse if you have the following symptoms:
●Vaginal bleeding more often than every three weeks
●Excessive, heavy menstrual bleeding
●Spotting between your periods
●Vaginal bleeding after menopause (even if it's just a spot of blood)
Irregular vaginal bleeding may be a normal part of menopause or it may be a sign of a problem. (See "Patient information: Absent or irregular periods (Beyond the Basics)".)
Menopause and birth control — Although most women are less likely to become pregnant (without infertility treatment) after age 45, it is still possible, especially if you are having monthly periods and having sex regularly. If you do not want to become pregnant, you should continue to use some form of birth control until you are menopausal. Once you become menopausal, you cannot get pregnant.
●If you are using a hormonal method of birth control, like pills, an injection, a vaginal ring, or a skin patch, talk to your doctor or nurse to find out when you should stop. (See "Patient information: Hormonal methods of birth control (Beyond the Basics)".)
●Alternatively, you can switch to a non-hormonal method of birth control (condoms, spermicide) sooner. If you are over 45, using a non-hormonal method of birth control, and you have not had a menstrual period for 12 months, you can stop using birth control altogether.
●If you are using an IUD, you can have it removed when it expires (after 10 years for most copper IUDs, after five years for levonorgestrel IUDs [eg, Mirena]). You can also ask to have the IUD removed sooner.
As the ovaries stop working, levels of estrogen fall, leading to the typical symptoms of menopause. Some women have few or no menopausal symptoms while other women have bothersome symptoms that interfere with their life. These symptoms often begin during the menopause transition, before you stop having periods.
The most common symptoms of menopause include:
●Hot flashes – Hot flashes typically begin as a sudden feeling of heat in the upper chest and face. The hot feeling then spreads throughout the body and lasts for two to four minutes. Some women sweat during the hot flash and then feel chills and shiver when the hot flash ends. Some women have a feeling of anxiety or heart palpitations during the hot flash. Hot flashes can occur once or twice each day or as often as once per hour during the day and night.
Hot flashes usually begin well before your last menstrual period. It is not clear what causes hot flashes. Most women who have hot flashes will continue to have them for about four years (on average). (See "Menopausal hot flashes".)
●Night sweats – When hot flashes happen during sleep, they are called night sweats. Night sweats may cause you to sweat through your clothes and wake you from sleep because you are hot or cold. This can happen one or more times per night. Waking frequently can make it hard to get a good night's sleep. As a result of interrupted sleep, many women develop other problems, such as fatigue, irritability, trouble concentrating, and mood swings.
●Sleep problems – During the transition to menopause, some women begin to have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep, even if night sweats are not a problem. Sleep problems can cause you to feel tired and irritable the next day. Effective treatments for sleep problems are available. (See "Patient information: Insomnia treatments (Beyond the Basics)".)
●Vaginal dryness – As the levels of estrogen in the blood fall before and during menopause, the tissues inside the vagina and urethra (the tube from the bladder to the outside of the body) can become thin and dry. This can cause you to have vaginal dryness or irritation or to have pain or dryness with sex. (See "Patient information: Vaginal dryness (Beyond the Basics)".)
●Depression – During the menopausal transition, some women develop new problems with mood, such as sadness, difficulty concentrating, feeling uninterested in normal activities, and sleeping too much or having trouble staying asleep. Women with a past history of depression can feel more blue moods during the menopause transition. If you have any symptoms of depression or blues that will not go away, talk to your doctor or nurse. There are a number of effective treatments available. (See "Patient information: Depression treatment options for adults (Beyond the Basics)".)
Not all women will need treatment for menopausal symptoms, especially if the symptoms are mild. In fact, there are things you can do on your own that might help you cope with the symptoms you have (table 1). For women whose symptoms are really bothersome, there are several treatment options:
●Menopausal hormone therapy – Women with bothersome hot flashes can usually get relief with hormone therapy. For women with a uterus, this would be a combination of estrogen and a progesterone-like medication. Women who do not have a uterus (eg, after a hysterectomy) need only estrogen. Hormone therapy is available in a pill that you take by mouth; a skin patch; a vaginal ring; and a skin gel, cream, or spray. (See "Patient information: Menopausal hormone therapy (Beyond the Basics)".)
●Hormone therapy alternatives – If you are bothered by hot flashes but you cannot take or would prefer to avoid hormone therapy, there are alternatives. Although hormone therapy is the most effective treatment for hot flashes, non-hormonal alternatives are a good option for many women. (See "Patient information: Nonhormonal treatments for menopausal symptoms (Beyond the Basics)".)
●Vaginal treatments – There are several treatment options for women with vaginal dryness, including vaginal estrogen. (See "Patient information: Vaginal dryness (Beyond the Basics)".)
Your healthcare provider is the best source of information for questions and concerns related to your medical problem.
This article will be updated as needed on our web site (www.uptodate.com/patients). Related topics for patients, as well as selected articles written for healthcare professionals, are also available. Some of the most relevant are listed below.
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Menopausal hot flashes
Ovarian development and failure (menopause) in normal women
Menopausal hormone therapy and the risk of breast cancer
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- National Institutes of Health. National Institutes of Health State-of-the-Science Conference statement: management of menopause-related symptoms. Ann Intern Med 2005; 142:1003.
- Maclennan AH, Broadbent JL, Lester S, Moore V. Oral oestrogen and combined oestrogen/progestogen therapy versus placebo for hot flushes. Cochrane Database Syst Rev 2004; :CD002978.
- Utian WH, Archer DF, Bachmann GA, et al. Estrogen and progestogen use in postmenopausal women: July 2008 position statement of The North American Menopause Society. Menopause 2008; 15:584.
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Levy was originally arrested on Wednesday by the Economic Crimes Unit on suspicion of having used his senior position on the Hadera City Council to advance a local real estate project that he was involved with, after an investigation lasting several months.
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I didn't know what to make of this issue, when I first saw the cover except that I didn't want PG to end up in a relationship, especially with this guy. Something tells me it's not gonna happen, I just hope that whatever takes place before Power Girl lets him down, is worth it.
PlotWhat was particularly unique about issue #7 was it's undivided attention to the main plotline. No transitions into PGs business or personal life this time around, just a linear story focused on Vartox and his fixation with Power Girl for reasons that are plausible. Jimmy wisely opens issue #7 with the dilemma that brings Power Girl to Vartox attention. Believe it or not, his reasons for choosing her go beyond the physical appearance and pertains to a fact about Power Girl that can be easily forgotten.
The story does have its moments here and there but in the end what drew me back into the story was when Vartox unleashes his second plan to impress Power Girl.
ArtThe opening pages had their defects but for the most part. Conner/Mounts turn out some solid art. I enjoyed the understated humor found in the artwork but there is one easter egg that, while clever, was a bit of a stretch in my opinion.
VartoxWether or not Jimmy stays true to the character, I enjoyed his interpretation of Vartox even if he did get on my nerves a bit. But I think that was meant to happen.
ProfilesI thought the use of profile blocks (whatever it's called) to introduce the cast worked quite well. I was unfamiliar with this issues supporting cast, so getting to know a little bit about these characters was appreciated. But what really makes it work is how these profiles are written in a way that fits the book.
Wrap Up
Power Girl #7 was an excellant start to this 2-part story, it turned out much better than I expected. I'm also relieved that this story has nothing to do with Power Girl's mystery stalker introduced in issue #5. Hopefully Dr. Midnite's appearance will lead to some JSA guest starts in the next issue. If Vartox "backup plan" is all it's cracked up to be, Power girl might need more assistance.


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Where does all the gold in the world come from? From gold mines, some might say. But that begs the question of how the gold reached Earth in the first place.
It used to be thought that the heavier elements were created inside the Sun. But the Sun was never hot enough to produce them. They must have come from far off in space.
The heaviest elements such as lead and gold could have only have been produced long ago in a gamma ray burst, the most violent kind of explosion in the universe.
A gamma ray burst, caused by the collision of two superdense, dying stars, spiralling in towards each other ever faster before they crash together unleashing a titanic blast, can produce more energy in 10 seconds than the Sun will produce in its entire 10 billion-year lifetime.
Two such stars, spinning together in the final seconds just before they collide are imagined by the artist Dana Berry. See his picture below.
These collisions occur somewhere about once a day. One that was pointed directly at us, even if it was tens of thousands of light-years away, could wipe out much of life on Earth. This has happened at least once in our planet's history.
Early spring brings the rising of the constellation of Virgo, the Babylonian goddess of love, giving us a window into the "real" universe. For Virgo points away from the Milky Way into the boundless ocean of galaxies and clusters of galaxies of which the cosmos consists, a few of them visible to those with binoculars.
The giant galaxy M87, 50 million light-years away and close to Virgo's border with Coma Berenices, is itself the centre of a cluster of galaxies, rival versions of the Milky Way. And this cluster is in turn a member of a supercluster containing tens of millions of galaxies.
Yet a supercluster is by far from being the biggest structure in the universe. The known cosmos consists of clusters of superclusters. Within a billion light-years of Earth there are estimated to be 100 superclusters comprising a total of no less than 250,000 million million stars. It would be astonishing if, among this huge number, there were not many advanced civilisations. Yet they would surely be much too far away for there to be any chance of contact.
Nearer to Earth, Virgo has three brilliant stars. The brightest, blue-white Spica, lies to the south of the constellation. To its west is Porrima, or Gamma Virginis, the subject in 1848 of a mawkish poem by the astronomer William Smyth, and to the north is Videmiatrix, or Epsilon Virginis, a yellow giant called for some reason the Wine Harvester.
The galaxies of Virgo spread into the north, to the constellation of Coma Berenices, or Queen Berenice's Hair. This represents the story of a queen of Egypt who sacrificed her hair to celebrate her husband's return from war. He was furious for her hair had been famous for its beauty throughout the land. But she pretended it had been carried to heaven where it became a star cluster.
The brightest star in Coma Berenices is Beta, an almost exact image of the Sun. Thirty light-years away, we do not know yet whether it has planets like ours. It is a leading target for scientists searching for Earth-like worlds.
Almost in the dead centre of Coma Berenice lies the Evil Eye Galaxy (M64), spectacular through binoculars or a small telescope. At a distance of 20 million light-years, it is a spiral galaxy like the Milky Way, but its dust lanes give it a somewhat sinister appearance.
The Evil Eye is a curious object. A billion years ago another galaxy smashed into it, distorting its structure. All its stars move around it in the same direction, which is usual in a galaxy. But what is not usual is that the gas in its outer reaches moves in the opposite direction. There are constant collisions, giving the galaxy its "black-eyed" appearance.
Venus and Jupiter are both bright in the early evening. Mars can be seen all night in Leo, and Saturn in Virgo.
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