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Posted by RML42 on 07/03/2012
I have eaten twice at El Tapatio-- dinner and lunch. Since I am Hispanic, I eat meals that more closely relate to the native Mexican fare. The service and more importantly the food was excellent. I had enchiladas Suizas and Caldo the Res. Both entries were done as if I was in Mexico, Acapulco or Guadalajara. The caldo the res even topped my favorite restaurant (Lalo's at 26 and Christiana) for Mexican food. At night it is a bit crowded but great if you enjoy crowds. I will come back again and again!
Posted by Anonymous on 05/04/2012
I have been going to El Tapatio since I was rather young and, although remodeling was done, it still maintains its friendly atmosphere, friendly servers but most importantly amazing food. I would recommend this place to anyone who wants to try a well-worth meal. Their friendly and cheerful server as well as the other servers, has always made my experience there great.
Posted by charles 3/28/12 on 03/28/2012
service, food and owners thumbs up
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Great food
Posted by Anonymous on 02/15/2008
So some co-workers and myself ordered from El Tapatio for lunch. We didn't have a menu, so we just called and ordered regular Taqueria fare. To be quite honest, I thought the food was just ok. With that being said, the price that we paid for a couple of taco dinners and a burrito were downright astronomical! $10 for 3 tacos with rice and beans and $9 for a burrito is incredibly steep! I would understand if the food was innovatively prepared or made with interesting ingredients...however, it was like any taco or burrito that you would get anywhere in Chicago. I will say that the restaurant was quaint and busy, so perhaps i'll have to give it another chance. For the time being, I will say that I was definately disappointed and could think of about 5 other mexican joints on the Northside that I would recommend before El Tapatio.
Posted by Amy on 01/23/2008
El Tapatio is the best Mexican food on the Northside. The food is yummy, the service is excellent, and the margaritas are strong! The food and drinks are a great value and I love the street side patio opened during the summer.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/03/2008
El Tapatio is so awesome! They have the absolute best Spanish rice. I strongly recommend the Breakfast Burrito even at dinner! All other Breakfast Burritos do not COMPARE! The Rolls Royce Margarita is the best deal in town. And they're gigantic! The Filet de Res X X is also excellent! If you think that it is all tacos and burritos you are WRONG!!!


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Hours This Week
Our hours for this week will be Wednesday and Thursday 3-8pm, Friday 3-6:30pm, Saturday 12-7pm and Sunday 12-5pm. Stop in for a tour, a tasting, some shopping and sit outside at our Beer Garden!
Hollystock Music and Arts Festival-Saturday August 8th
The town of Mount Holly will once again be the setting for the area's biggest, best and FREE music festival. Food trucks, craft beers and artists works lining the streets. Farmhouse, HopFish and Extra Pale Ale will be on tap…
This years line up will be nothing short of amazing. So far announced to perform:
Michael Glabicki and Dirk Miller of Rusted Root, Bianca Ryan, Kid Felix, Cold Roses, Kwame Binea, The Better Half, Alright Junior, John Faye, The Burgeoning, Final Warning, Phantom Trap, Ozonna and many more bands/Artist. Check out the Facebook page for more info….
Saturday August 8th 12:00PM
Mount Holly, NJ
On Tap this Week
This week on tap we have Barrel Aged Wednesday–Abbey Dubbel aged in a Pinot Noir Barrel, Exit 1, Farmhouse, Abbey Dubbel, Exit 16, Gone Fishing IPA, Farmhouse Saison, Coffee Pale Ale, and our award winning HopFish and RedFish. Firkin Thursday-Hot Bell Pepper infused RedFish
Limited Beer Availability in AZ, CA, OR, WA
As you probably know, we ship almost all our beer within 100 miles of the brewery. We also distribute through many Total Wine and More Stores in other states. Now, for a short time, our friends at Tavour have a limited supply of NJ 351, Exit 4 & Exit 16 that they just received and are allowed to ship direct to you. If you're not familiar with Tavour, they're not a beer club but they do ship amazing beers to your door. Use this link and receive $10 off your first $25 purchase!
XPoNential Music Festival
The XPoNential Music Festival presented by Subaru, now in its 10th year at Wiggins Park on the Camden Waterfront, regularly features an eclectic lineup of established stars and emerging artists on two stages over three days. We're excited to expand our festival grounds into the Susquehanna Bank Center as part of the festival. Every XPoNential Music Festival 3-Day Go Everywhere Passholder will have access to the lawn area.
Friday July 24 – Gates @ 5 pm – Show 5:30pm
Saturday July 25 – Gates @ 11:30 am – Show 12pm
Sunday July 26 – Gates @ 11:30 am – Show 12pm
Tickets and more information please visit xpnfest.org
2nd Anniversary of the Tasting Room
We have decided to continue our anniversary celebration with specials in the merch room….Bottle of NJ 351 only $10.99, 6 pack of Exit 1 only $8.49, 12 pack of HopFish cans $16.99, 750ml gift pack only $34.99, FU Sandy Pub Glasses only $3.00 and get your Farmhouse T's for only $12.00. Hours are Friday 3-8pm, Saturday 12-7pm, and Sunday 12-5pm
Motorcycle Festival at NJ Motorsports Park
Classic beers and classic bikes will be in order July 10-12 in Millville. We'll be involved in a weekend long motorcycle fest of races, swap meets and gawking at these vintage machines. Oh yeah, there will also be a Flying Fish beer truck. And our friends at Visit South Jersey will be featuring Jersey wineries.
If you can't make this event, Flying Fish will be featured at the track all summer, so stay tuned for more events and maybe a group outing. Go carts or paintball anyone?
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Millville, NJ
Somerdale Tour de Fish–This Sunday
Join us for the Somerdale Tour De Fish. Bike Races, Brewery tours & beer, food trucks and more. Prizes and medals of the winners. A portion of the precedes benefits ALS
7 race categories including one for kids and the general public!
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Courses: Physical Chemistry I (CHEMB221001)
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Introduction to quantum theory and spectroscopy. Atomic and molecular structure; molecular modeling; rotational, vibrational, electronic and magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Lecture three hours. Prerequisites: CHEM 104, PHYS 121 or 103 and MATH 201. May be taken concurrently with CHEM 211 and PHYS 121 or 103. Some classes will be held during the recitation hour.
Div: II; Approach: Quantitative Methods (QM); Haverford: Natural Science (NA)
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The Release Date of New Mac mini 2013
- by Nancy Plank
- September 5, 2013
The new Mac mini 2013 is due for an update, and many factors come into play for its release date. Though, the Mac mini is frequently treated like a surplus stepchild by the Apple. There're some reason to expect the new model to get special attention.
The first one is that the rise of Haswell Processor which gives Apple an opportunity to redesign Mac mini as a power efficient device. The second it that the new Mac Pro tower prefers the Apple is finally ready to redesign its non display computer models.
So what will the Mac mini look like in the 2013? The Apple might choose to retain the same sandwich tin style used for years.
But if it gets adventurous, new model might shrink to something probably not much wider than the Apple Tv box. It might also shift to the circular design more familiar to that of the new Mac Pro. But the power efficiency of Haswell gives Apple options.
As for the particular release date for new Mac mini, the late 2013 is a realistic expectation. But the Apple's inconsistent schedules of Mac update make pinning down the accurate date tricky.
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text: Tweet Image Source: Flickr. By: Alfonsator Yet another shark attack happened this week. While previously reported attacks happened near Cape Town and New Zealand, this one happened off the US coast, near Florida. The victim, Stephen Howard Schafer, 38, was kiteboarding off Florida's Atlantic coast. He became the first person killed by a Florida shark attack after a 5 year period of no fatal attacks. Lifeguard Daniel Lund, spotted Schafer from his lifeguard tower. Schafer was approximately 500 yards (457 m) from the beach, located about 100 miles (approximately 161 km) north of Miami. It took Lund 20 minutes to paddle out to Schafer, on a long surfboard. By the time Lund reached the scene, Schafer was bleeding and surrounded by several sharks. Schafer was hauled onto the surfboard and taken back to shore. According to Lund, Schafer was conscious and talking while on the way back to shore. Unfortunately, he died at the hospital a short while later. Authorities are currently trying to figure out what type of sharks attacked Schafer and whether or not more than one was involved. Schafer's fatal attack was the 14th deadly shark incident in Florida since 1896. For more information on the attack, check out this article. Tags: shark attack, deadly, fatal, Florida, kiteboarding, Atlantic coast, Miami SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER Thank you, your sign-up request was successful! Please check your e-mail inbox. Given email address is already subscribed, thank you! Please provide a valid email address. Oops. Something went wrong. Please try again later.


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Benjamin Boone
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Biography of Benjamin Boone
Benjamin Boone, seventh child of George III and Mary Maugridge Boone, was born in Devonshire, England, on July 16, 1706. He died in Exeter Township of Berks County, Pennsylvania, during the year 1762. Benjamin was eleven years old when his father brought the family to settle with the Quakers in America. Benjamin's marriage to Ann Farmer occurred some time between August 3, 1726 and September 28, of the same year. On the former date, record was made of their intention of marriage; on the latter, report was made that the marriage had been performed. Ann was born in 1701. How long she lived after their marriage is not known; but it is though that her only child, John Boone, was born in 1727. It is also thought that Benjamin Boone went outside the Quaker fold when he married his second wife Susannah, surname not known - and that the marriage took place early in 1737, for on February 27, of that year, Benjamin was in disfavor with the Society of Friends.
Benjamin Boone's five children by his second wife were baptized August 6, 1753, at St. Gabriel's Episcopal Church, Morlottan, Berks County, Pennsylvania. By this time John Boone, Benjamin's son by his first wife Ann Farmer Boone, was already married and in North Carolina with his uncle Squire Boone. On January 5, 1762, Benjamin Boone made his will which was proved in Berks County Court on October 27, 1762. The bulk of his estate went to his widow Susannah Boone and to his children by this second marriage; but the will contained one provision which is of great genealogical significance to some of his descendants: "Also I give to my eldest son, John Boone, the sum of five shillings." Without the inclusion of this nominal bequest, the documentation of the relationship between John Boone and his father might have been difficult indeed.
Children of Benjamin Boone and Susannah are:
Source: http://www.family-genealogy-online.com/little/boone.html
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The 1762 Will of Benjamin Boone, {Sr.} of Exeter Twp., Berks Co., PA
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|Our research aims to identify the neural substrates for vocal learning and communication. We use both songbird and rodents to achieve these aims. Songbirds are one of the few non-human animals that learn to vocalize and serve as the preeminent model in which to identify neural mechanisms for vocal learning. The songbird is ideal for this purpose because of its well-described capacity to vocally imitate the songs of other birds, and because its brain has a constellation of discrete, interconnected brain regions (i.e., song control nuclei, referred to collectively as the song system) that function in the patterning, perception, learning and maintenance of song.
There are two major foci to our songbird studies: elucidating how and where auditory and motor information about learned vocalizations is encoded in the brain; identifying the mechanisms via which auditory experience modifies vocal output, as occurs during sensitive periods for vocal learning. We also study the neurobiology of vocal communication in mice. Although mice do not appear to be vocal learners, they do vocalize to communicate. A major focus of our current research is to understand how vocal premotor and auditory areas interact during self-generated vocalizations and whether they interact when the individual listens to the vocalizations of others. We are using both wild type and genetically modified mice to identify the central neural mechanisms that underlie this form of sensorimotor integration.
We use a wide range of techniques in our research, including in vivo multiphoton neuronal imaging, chronic recording of neural activity in freely behaving animals, in vivo and in vitro intracellular recordings from identified neurons, and manipulation of neuronal activity using either electrical microstimulation or optogenetic methods. Our group also has extensive experience with viral transgenic methods and with behavioral analysis, especially in quantifying acoustic features of vocalizations. Together, these methods provide a broad technical approach to understanding how the brain harnesses sensory information to adaptively modify behavior.
Selected recent publications
Roberts, TF, SMH Gobes, M Murugan, BP Olveczky, R Mooney (2012) Motor circuits are required to encode a sensory model for imitative learning. Nature Neuroscience 15: 1454-1459.
Tschida, K. and R. Mooney (2012) Deafening drives cell type-specific changes to dendritic spines in a sensorimotor nucleus important to learned vocalizations. Neuron 73: 1028-1039.
Prather, J, S Nowicki, S Peters, R Mooney (2010) Persistent representation of juvenile experience in the adult songbird brain. J Neurosci 30: 10586-10598.
Roberts, T, K Tschida, M Klein and R Mooney (2010) Rapid spine stabilization synaptic enhancement at the onset of behavioural learning. Nature 463:948-952.
Lei, H and R Mooney. (2010) Manipulation of a central auditory representation shapes learned vocal output. Neuron 65:122-134.
Prather, J, S Nowicki, RC Anderson, S Peters and R Mooney. (2009) Neural correlates of categorical perception. Nat Neurosci. 12: 221-228.
Prather, J, S Peters, S Nowicki and R Mooney (2008) Precise auditory-vocal mirroring in neurons for learned vocal communication. Nature 451:305-310.
Photocollage of two zebra finches courting and in vivo multiphoton images of song promoter neurons. Artwork by Dennis Irwin.


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By: Cadence Acquaviva
Neighbors and the Red Cross are helping out a family after an overnight fire in a home at 14 Carroll Terrace in Albany.
Firefighters responded to the call around 12:30am, Sunday. Fire officials say the fire started in an upstairs bedroom. They are investigating the cause, but do not think it's suspicious.
No one was injured in the fire. Damages were mostly to the bedroom, but there was smoke and water damage to other areas of the home.
According to Fire Chief Garrett, the family is staying with neighbors and the Red Cross is assisting with food and clothing items.


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VIDEOS South Lee fire district candidates differ on budget cuts, reform
BONITA SPRINGS - It didn't take long for the Bonita Springs fire board election to go to the toilet.
In June, urinal cakes bearing the likeness of expected candidate Pat McCourt began to appear in bathrooms across town. It was the opening salvo in a sometimes contentious series of races in Bonita Springs and Estero, where a total of five seats are up for grabs.
The stakes are high, candidates say. Board decisions affect homeowners in their day-to-day safety as well as their pocketbooks. Fire districts tax homeowners for services that include fire response, inspections and emergency rescue.
Commissioners are elected in nonpartisan races to at-large seats and serve a four-year term. Their job is to bring citizen oversight to the districts.
"You don't have to know how to work a fire to be able to bring oversight," Estero board member Sean James said.
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In Bonita Springs, challengers for three seats say the district is bloated, requiring unrealistic revenues to sustain unnecessary services. They point to generous pension plans and a perceived duplication of rescue services with Lee County EMS.
Incumbents argue that challengers oversimplify difficult issues and ignore realities on the ground. They say the board is making smart cuts to the budget and that services will suffer if more is done.
"I think the current board has done an excellent job of maintaining what we have and still lowering taxes," Bonita fire commissioner Evans Conforti said.
Conforti, a commissioner for the past 12 years, faces former Bonita Springs Councilman Alex Grantt in a race for Seat 3 on the board. Conforti points to cost-cutting measures taken by commissioners, including a requirement that firefighters pay an additional 2 percent into their pension, wage freezes over the next three years and a switch from running large fire trucks to less expensive rescue trucks for emergency responses.
Grantt, like his fellow challengers, argues the very culture of the board needs to be changed. Firefighters are the driving force in the district's budget, inflating salaries and pensions, he said.
"I think the public has no idea what's going on," he said.
McCourt, another former councilman, shares many of Grantt's ideas. He favors reducing salaries and pensions for new firefighters, and is for consolidation, if skeptical about the logistics. McCourt wants scheduled overtime cut, and believes fewer firefighters should be on duty at night, when he says there are fewer incidents.
McCourt and Grantt are advocates of the district pursuing ambulance services, a goal that Bonita fire recently adopted. Lee County government, which currently runs EMS services in the area, has expressed its doubts that the district can afford the service. McCourt believes it can, and that some lessons can be taken from private sector ambulance services.
For opponent Frank Liles, a commissioner since 1994 and a member of the Bonita Springs Utilities board of directors, some of McCourt's ideas have little grounding in reality. Liles said he's pushed district administration into making key budget cuts, but that the district is now down to cutting bone.
"We've got to have a little bit of something coming in, or we'll have to turn out the lights and close the household," he said.
Robert Sharkey, also a member of the Bonita Springs Utilities board of directors, shares many of Grantt's and McCourt's positions. He drew media attention in August after sending a pair of e-mails that contained false information about his opponent, board chairman Ed FitzGerald. Sharkey apologized for the e-mails, but the Florida Elections Commission is investigating his actions.
Click here for an interactive map of early voting sites in Collier and Lee counties
Leading up to the start of early voting Monday, this is one of a series of stories about candidates and issues on the ballot.
Fire commissioners are elected in nonpartisan races to at-large seats and serve a four-year term. Their job is to bring citizen oversight to the fire districts.
Sharkey said the recently approved budget, with $19.9 million in operating costs and a tax rate of $1.99 per $1,000 of property value, up from $1.79, are among the reasons for his run. He said he would need to take a closer look at the budget before suggesting specific cuts, but he praised the lower tax rate of the North Naples fire district, a wealthier area.
"I think we're getting beat up a little bit," he said.
FitzGerald, a commissioner since 2006, finds himself in a unique position. A self-proclaimed reformer when first elected, he was the board's odd man out until the 2008 election, when two like-minded commissioners, Steve Lohan and Wayne Edsall, arrived.
FitzGerald said serving as a commissioner has tempered some of his views since he first ran. While he still considers himself a reformer and hopes to target salaries and pensions in a new term, he said some of the challengers' claims, particularly McCourt's, are over the top.
"He wants to change in Bonita the entire United States," FitzGerald said.
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In Estero fire district races, two recent board additions with strong business backgrounds hope to extend their appointments to full terms.
James is a retired business manager with experience in management and finance. Fred Partin is executive director of Bonita Springs Utilities.
Both see cost-cutting as the central issue of the election. The district faces a $1 million funding gap next year, and Partin said he doesn't want to dip into reserves. The board asked Chief Scott Vanderbrook to return with options to cover the gap.
"Next year I'd like to look at more ways to operate efficiently," Partin said.
■ CLICK HERE for early voting times and locations in Collier, Lee counties
James sees progress to be made on benefits and perhaps staffing levels. The district's pension is generous, he said, especially when compared with benefits in the private sector.
James faces a challenge from David Davenport, a firefighter with 16 years of experience at North Naples and Bonita Springs fire districts. Davenport also served as a commissioner for the East Naples district.
Partin faces Richard J. Cavuto, a retired engineer for Ford Motor Co. who decided to run after the current board considered, and then decided against, a significant tax rate increase.
The challengers, like their opponents, see budget cuts as a central issue in the race. Each has different opinions on consolidation — Davenport is against a full consolidation, while Cavuto said he wants to see it implemented according to a study the districts commissioned and received in 2009.
"I think it has to speed up, and it has to go in stages, naturally," Cavuto said.
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CENTRAL WEST END ST. LOUIS, MO. (KTVI) – Other property managers and owners from around the area of Tuesday nights 5 alarm fire, are lending a helping hand to residents of the 3949 building.
Employees of village green properties sprung into action through social media and on site volunteering the minute word got out of the blaze at 3949 and in less than a day gathered an overflow of donations to help the effected residents.
Chris Beckwith of village green launched a social media campaign Tuesday night, calling for donations to help the victims of the 5-alarm fire. He did not expect the overwhelming response that followed.
"We said, 'Bring anything: food, clothes, toiletries, gift cards.' Right at 9am when we opened the doors, everybody from St. Louis came through and just had bags and boxes of items."
The village green team stressed the importance of helping others during such a difficult time, a time that as fellow property managers, they are all too familiar with.
"We've experienced devastating fires like this, so we know what it's like for the people that work at 3949 Lindell and their associates. And we know what it's like for the residents. So that's why we're able to step up and take control and do what we need to do because, if it ever happened to us, we would want the same thing."
With over 45 bags full of donated items brought in from outside sources, Chris Beckwith is encouraged by the generosity of St. Louisans when it counts the most.
"It was just phenomenal how St. Louis came together. And it really goes to show how strong our city is, how strong our people are, and how dedicated and how caring everybody is just within the St. Louis City area."
The village green apartments will continue to collect donations that they will hand deliver to the American Red Cross, just like Wednesday's 45-bag haul.
"It's a good feeling. We're excited to go in, and drop off those materials, these items, and hopefully we can bring smiles to people's faces instead of tears like last night."


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Rockmore, Tom, 1942-
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- found: Fichte, Marx, and the German philosophical tradition, c1980: t.p. (Tom Rockmore) CIP data sheet (b. Mar. 4, 1942)
- found: Kant and phenomenology, c2011: t.p. (Tom Rockmore) jkt. flap (Tom Rockmore; prof. of philosophy and a McAnulty College Distinguished Professor at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh)
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Here is more detail on how SpaceX is wiping out launch industry dinosaurs with its recent Falcon launch of a communications satellite.
Extinction Level EventDecember 9th, 2013
Realistic MonopolyDecember 9th, 2013
These are great revisions to the classic Monopoly board game. I especially liked:
These rule changes create opportunities for cooperation, as well as the possibility of crises. That's because most players will probably end up owing far more than they can hope to repay if they ever have to cover all of their debts at once. A few unfortunate throws of the dice can create situations where there literally isn't enough money in the game. This creates a great opportunity for players to learn how debts get restructured, as well as the importance of knowing everyone's place in the hierarchy of the capital structure.
Everyone Around Me Is An EntrepreneurDecember 5th, 2013
An interview with the 11 year old girl, Madison Root, who was barred from selling mistletoe in Portland, Oregon, but was told that she was allowed to beg. The future is looking bright.
SpaceX Brings On The CompetitionDecember 5th, 2013
SpaceX successfully launched a commercial satellite to geostationary orbit for a dramatically lower price than the international competition. This was part of the point of having a private space industry, after all, but it's great to see it get real.
Blue Origin MilestoneDecember 4th, 2013
Blue Origin has successfully tested their new, American-made rocket engine.
Oil Game ChangerDecember 4th, 2013
Perhaps the biggest discovery in 50 years, in Australia, on top of the ridiculous amounts of oil now known to exist in the United States.
The Shipping ContainerDecember 4th, 2013
It's an amazing invention, now ubiquitous.
Not Only NOT Piratical…December 4th, 2013
But also not trademark infringement, in my decidedly "I am not a lawyer" opinion.
Founders AgreementDecember 3rd, 2013
How to create a meaningful one. This hits home for me, given my experience starting a business with partners in 1996 in a far too casual fashion.
Shoney'sDecember 2nd, 2013
I was intrigued by this news about Shoney's reviving. I hadn't heard the name in years, which itself is telling, if not as much as it would be if they existed in New England.
I first heard of Shoney's from the CPA I worked for in 1985. He had a place in Florida and went there for an extended time twice each year, after tax season ended, and then in October. He just loved Shoney's, and had been investing a lot of money in their stock. The very next year, I stayed in Florida for six weeks, so I went to Shoney's once or twice. One in Raleigh, NC was my first exposure to a breakfast buffet. Yum.


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August 4, 2015
WASHINGTON - There's a potential downside for states that say "no" to the new federal health care law.
For Texas Gov. Rick Perry, for example, turning down the law's Medicaid expansion could also mean turning away as many as 1.3 million uninsured people. That's nearly half of those who could be covered in his state.
Gov. Chris Christie not only would be saying "no" to President Barack Obama, but to as many as 245,000 uninsured New Jersey residents as well.
The Supreme Court gave governors new flexibility to reject the law's Medicaid expansion.
But states risk leaving behind many of their low-income uninsured residents in a coverage gap. It's being called the new "doughnut hole" - similar to a Medicare gap faced by some seniors.
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• Defending champion, Charl Schwatzel will attempt continue with his outstanding record in European Tour events co-sanctioned with the Sunshine Tour. He has played in 26 tournaments, making 23 cuts, winning four times, runner-up five times and been placed in the top ten on 13 occasions overall.
• Should the current Masters Tournament Champion triumph for a third consecutive time, he would join a select band of players to win the same official European Tour event three years in succession. The other players to achieve this feat are: Ian Woosnam (1990-92 Monte Carlo Open), Sir Nick Faldo (1991-93 Irish Open), Colin Montgomerie (1998-2000 PGA Championship), Ernie Els (2002-04 Heineken Classic) and Tiger Woods (2005-07 WGC – CA Championship and WGC – Bridgestone Invitational).
• The Joburg Open has the largest field of the season, with 2010 players; 206 professionals and four amateurs.
• The Joburg Open is currently one of only three events on the 2012 Schedule which plays on two or more courses. The other two are the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and the Barclays Singapore Open.


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The tournament, organized by the Harvard Debate Council (HDC), is billed as the world's largest forensics tournament in the English language.
It also frames a contrast between HDC and Harvard's other student debate team, the Harvard Speech and Parliamentary Debate Society (HSPDS), whose 50 members serve among the competition's 400 judges.
HDC is older, more exclusive and wealthier than HSPDS.
More importantly, though, HDC profits far more from the weekend's competition than does HSPDS, and that difference has some HSPDS members noting the teams' inequality.
HDC was founded in 1892 and, according to the team's coach Dallas Perkins Jr., is made up of students who hear of the team while in high school and often come to Harvard in part because of "the strength of the program."
Perkins said the type of debate in which HDC competes—"policy debate"—is a relatively small field in the debate world and has a diminutive but devoted following. HDC has only 16 members.
Founded about two decades ago, HSPDS, by contrast, practices the more popular "parliamentary" debate and advertises across campus for new members, just like any other student group.
HSPDS maintains a regular membership of between 50 and 60.
Both teams are among the nation's best in their fields.
It is each team's finances, though, that pose a striking contrast.
As the tournament's organizer, HDC collects about $35,000, Perkins said. This money finances about 60 percent of the team's annual expenses, Perkins said.
According to HSPDS former president Allon S. Kedem '02, HSPDS also earns a sum equivalent to 60 percent of its annual expenses through the tournament—but this only amounts to approximately $7,000.
HDC has an annual budget of $55,000 while HSPDS only spends around $15,000.
Many HSPDS members said they were reluctant to comment on the financial disparity between the two groups, but noted, with such large membership, HSPDS often struggles to fund all of its activities.
"We're not bankrupt, but we're not well-off," Kedem said.


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American Cancer Society Expert Voices
By Otis W. Brawley, MD, FACP
This week the American Cancer Society announces its lung cancer screening guidelines. In short, we recommend that health care professionals with access to high-quality lung cancer screening and treatment centers should discuss screening with healthy patients aged 55 years to 74 years who have at least a 30-year history of pack-a-day cigarette smoking and who currently smoke or have quit within the past 15 years. The health care professional and patient should discuss all the known benefits and known harms associated with lung cancer screening.
These guidelines were developed after a meticulous process in which a group of cancer screening and treatment experts reviewed all the major lung cancer screening studies that have been published over the past several decades. More...
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This blog was originally published on June 29. Due to recent questions on this topic, it's been reposted. News reports say the United States Preventive Services Task Force will next week release new recommendations saying that healthy men should no longer receive a PSA blood test to screen for prostate cancer. Reports say the USPSTF will say the test does not save lives and often leads to more tests and treatments that needlessly cause pain, impotence and incontinence. Otis W. Brawley, M.D., chief medical officer of the American Cancer Society, says the Society cannot comment on the evidence review or on the recommendations until they are made public. By Otis W. Brawley, MD, FACP
Prostate cancer is a major public health problem. The American Cancer Society estimates that 240,890 American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2011 and 33.720 will die of it. It is the second leading cause of cancer death among men, only surpassed by lung cancer.
Prostate cancer screening became common in the U.S. in the early 1990s and dramatically changed the demographic of cancer in the U.S. Prostate cancer quickly became the most commonly diagnosed non-skin cancer. Today an American male has a lifetime risk of prostate cancer diagnosis of about 1 in 6 and a lifetime risk of dying of only 1 in 36. In Western European countries where screening is not common, the lifetime risk of prostate cancer diagnosis is much lower, about 1 in 10, and the lifetime risk of death is the same.
Screening began without the completion of the scientific research to show that it saves lives. For most advocates of screening and aggressive treatment, there was and is a desire to do something that might be beneficial to the population of men at risk. Unfortunately, the history of medicine is filled with examples of physicians "jumping the gun" and using possible interventions before they are fully evaluated. More...
Cancer Screening Tests | Otis W. Brawley | Prostate Cancer
From time to time, I encounter advocates for research in certain diseases. These are people who want better answers for a specific cancer. Oftentimes these folks or a relative has had that particular cancer. They often ask, why is so little money spent on pancreatic cancer, ovarian cancer, or even lung cancer? Why can't we spend more? These are reasonable questions, and I want to try to address them in this piece.
First I caution against what I call "disease Olympics." This is when advocates for one disease try to increase funding for their disease by decreasing funding for another disease. I have often seen this in my 25 years as an oncologist, researcher, and scientific administrator. I would point out that 90% of the grants that are submitted and judged worthy of funding to the National Cancer Institute, American Cancer Society, and other research-funding organizations are not funded due only to a lack of money. I believe the wise advocate tries to get more money for all cancer research and does not try to undermine another disease in favor of the disease that he or she is interested in. More...
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St. Mary's unveils family care center in Hurricane
HURRICANE, W.Va. -- St. Mary's Medical Center unveiled its latest family care center on Monday in Hurricane, W.Va.
St. Mary's Family Care Center Hurricane had a ribbon cutting and open house at the facility, located at 147 Willow Tree Way in Hurricane.
The center will serve Putnam County residents and will feature the family practice of Dr. Christina Webb. Dr. Jack Steel and Dr. Vivek Neginhal, orthopedic specialists with Scott Orthopedics Center, will have rotating office hours at the new center.
To contact the center, call 304-397-3002.
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Free blowouts at Galleria by celeb stylist Tippi Shorter and Avon
Tippi Shorter does her thing to singer Alicia Keys' 'do on the site: theantihairslave.com FREE BLOWOUTS! Now, I have your attention Avon and Cosmopolitan magazine are bringing the Frizz-Free Revolution Tour to the Galleria today. Avon Global Stylist Tippi Shorter will be on site to give women to complimentary blowouts. She'll also show you how […] [Read More]
Weekend roundup: Nordstrom mega sale, Torrid's model search and other things
There are sales, then there are SALES. The Nordstrom's Anniversary Sale is here, and continues through Aug. 1. You'll find up to 50 percent off new fall 2010 merchandise. You also can get discounts on accessories, menswear and other brands, including Tommy John men's undershirts 25 percent off. And Trina, a line of fashionable cosmetic […] [Read More]
Janet Jackson wraps up in mink for Blackglama
Janet Jackson never looked better in Blackgama's new ad campaign.BR> Few celebs get elevated to legend status. Blackglama, the luxury mink fur brand, has given the honor to Janet Jackson. She joins a roster of some of the world's most legendary entertainers who have starred in the popular Blackglama "What Becomes a Legend Most?" campaign. […] [Read More]
Please don't go Old Spice Guy guy!
I never liked Old Spice men's cologne. It reminds me of those cheap Ramen Noodles we ate in college, wet dogs and an old boyfriend. However, I'm giving the brand a re-look after watching Isaiah Mustafa as "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like" in his campy and hilarious Old Spice videos. They feature his […] [Read More]
Young Texas beauty appears on TLC's 'Toddlers & Tiaras'
Whatever you think about child beauty pageants, you must admit the girls are pretty cute..a little grown… but cute. Tonight, Brittannie Yawn of Warren (just north of Beaumont), along with her friend Brooklyn Bass from Greenwood, La., appear on TLC's Toddlers & Tiaras, at 9 p.m. The show spotlights child pageant contestants and gives a […] [Read More]
My favorite things: The best flip flops ever and Oprah's ring
Oprah Winfrey wears this ring, $14, on the cover of the August issue of O The Oprah Magazine. These comfy flip flops by Okabashi are just $19.99. If Oprah likes it, it sells out. I like it (and it's affordable), I buy it. A few years ago, I discovered the European-based FitFlops, an ultra comfortable […] [Read More]
Get your designer fashions at Muse's Summer Sale
Lindsay Mousoudakis, left, and her mother Margaret Morris at their four-year old boutique. In the market for designer fashions? Check out Muse's Back Room Blowout Sale with up to 70 percent off collections by Roberta Freymann, 12th Street by Cynthia Vincent, Eva Franco, and Rory Beca. Muse is a charming boutique with exclusive fashions from […] [Read More]
Contacts to make your eyes bigger like Lady Gaga, but you might go blind?
Lady Gaga's big eyes likely were computer generated, but that's not stopping teens from wanting the look. I've read all about skin lightening and other cosmetic procedures people are doing to alter their looks, but contacts to make your eyes bigger? A recent article in the New York Times, What Big Eyes You Have, details […] [Read More]
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Just a reminder—Because of Michael Barley's class this weekend, there will be no Open Torch time this Friday or Saturday (February 24-25). However, we will be open during our normal hours on both days for pick up, shopping, and our Saturday Open House.
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Gear Review
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if i were a guy i'd wear this
Made this one a gift for my dad, he wears it all the time and it goes great with casual just as well as dressy. The black metal makes it look so slick combined with the wooden face makes it an all around amazing watch! You won't regret buying this
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Summer Sandal Splurgy Poo
When it comes to splurges, I'm kind of a Scrooge. The prospect of paying $50 for a given thing, brandtastic or no, is usually cause for nausea. Shoes are one of the few types of splurge-appropriate material goodies, particularly those of the mint condition consignment ilk.
I have six letters for you: NWT DJP. That's New-With-Tags-Donald-J-Pliner. See photographic evidence below.
Donald J. Pliner footwear is basically a gift to womankind. He's pricey, but he's got the hot walkable shoe nailed. It is so choice. If you have the means, I highly recommend picking some up. (Sorry, had a Ferris Bueller moment there.)
DJP's ability to concoct shoes that (a) give you a serious height boost and (b) liberate you from blisters, bunions, aches and pains exempts him from cost-related criticism usually reserved for things costing upwards of $250.00. That being said, who the eff am I kidding? I so do NOT have the means for $250.00.
$250.00 shoes for $84.99? That I can do. Particularly if they're TAGS ON NEW.
Everything's marked-up in New York, secondhand stores notwithstanding. These stellar espadrilles would have cost me $150, minimum, if I'd had a lapse in judgment and purchased them at a Manhattan consignment shop. Where'd I find these puppies for such a palatable price?
At Designer Consignments, one of my fave Garden State spots. Everything's cheaper in Jersey and heretofore, better. :P
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Below is the poem entitled In Memory of Sherpherd which was written by poet
Lempadi. Please feel free to comment on this poem. However, please remember, PoetrySoup is a place of encouragement and growth.
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Oh, how I remember my great friend
My heart laments for Shepherd,like a harp
and my innermost being,for his life
For I have looked and I have seen
I beheld with my own eyes
In Shepherd a.k.a Mshepo
A glimpse of a light so great
Yes the promise,
of exceedingly better things to come
In the days apportioned us together
I looked at the garden that was Mshepo
and perceived in my heart
A fertile and fruitful field
That was to be accounted as forest
And whose fruits,
Are for the prosperity of this nation
In this day of adversity
we are drenched with tears
And our shouts of joy stilled
For all the sons we've lost
Who were like chaff in a whirlwind
all wiped away in a moment
The fat of our nations is wasting away
The waters are drying up
the grass is withering
and the vegetation is scorched
and soon nothing green will be left
Now with this I cousel you
Let us all come unto Christ
Our refuge from the storm


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Asked why he's a better GOP presidential candidate than former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney or Minnesota Congresswoman Michele Bachmann, Gov. Rick Perry declined to say. "We're not gonna — We're not gonna — We're running against Obama. That's who we're after," Perry said as he walked into the Iowa State Fair grounds. [Read More]


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Welcome to CINCINNATI, OH 45216
45216 is a suburban zip code in Cincinnati, Ohio. The population is primarily white, and about evenly divided between singles and married couples. The average house value here ($94,700) is lower than in the Cincinnati-Middletown metro area as a whole, so this could be a great place to look for housing bargains.
The median age here is 39. There are 4,762 men and 4,808 women. The median age for men is 37 while for women the median age is 40.
45216 Zip code is located in the Eastern time zone at 39 degrees latitude (Fun Fact: this is the same latitude as Dushanbe, Tajikistan!) and -84 degrees longitude. It has an average elevation of 545 feet above sea level.
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- Total Population: 9,570
- White Population: 6,584
- Black Population: 2,598
- Hispanic Population: 820
- Asian Population: 179
- Hawaiian Population: 45
- Indian Population: 93
- Male Population: 4,762
- Female Population: 4,808
- Median Age: 39
- Median Age of Males: 37
- Median Age of Females: 40
- Region: Midwest
- Division: East North Central
- State: Ohio
- CSA Name: Cincinnati-Middletown-Wilmington, OH-KY-IN
- CBSA Type: Metropolitan
- CBSA Name: Cincinnati-Middletown OH-KY-IN
- County: Hamilton
- City: Cincinnati
- Longitude: -84.5
- Latitude: 39.2
- Elevation: 546 feet above sea level
- Area code: 513
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- Average House Value: $94,700
- Average Annual Household Income: $36,766
- Businesses: 198
- Employees: 4,839
- Annual Payroll: $263,877,000
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- Congressional District: 01
- Congressional District Land Area: 416.0
- Sr Senator: Rob Portman (R)
- Jr Senator: Sherrod Brown (D)
- US House Representative: Steve Chabot (R)
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- County FIPS Code: 061
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- 8320 Vine St
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"In the past, I've opposed efforts to increase the country's debt because the proposals lacked a strong enough plan to improve our country's fiscal and economic future," said McNerney in an e-mail to the Hotline. "In the coming weeks, I'll be reviewing what plans are offered to see if these proposals have a responsible approach to the debt and will help in our country's economic recovery."
Garnering enough Republican support may be difficult. Republicans will have to answer to a potentially angry base if the debt ceiling is raised without also cutting billions of dollars from federal programs and departments. That may also dissuade Democrats to support the ceiling raise as they'll likely label such cuts "draconian."
And some Democrats who did vote to raise the ceiling in 2010 are signaling they may oppose the measure this year. Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.), for example, made the case for Democrats voting against it this time around during a Jan. 6 appearance on Fox News.
Weiner told host Sean Hannity that he conditioned his vote on "what the bill looks like," adding that he is "not inclined to do it if the Republicans say, they're going to use the extra money, they give tax cuts to millionaires and billionaires, they're going to repeal the health care bill which will cost the treasury $1.2 trillion."
Weiner then laid the new onus of responsibility squarely on the GOP.
"They're in charge. They're going to get to decide the bill we vote on," said Weiner. "If it is a responsible bill that makes sense, that shows a real plan to try to get things under control, then I'll certainly consider voting for it. If it's the same kind of policies they've had recently ... then I'm a no."
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Southampton (village), New York
|Southampton, New York
|Village of Southampton
Main Street in Southampton
Official Census map of village limits
|Coordinates: 40°53′7″N 72°23′43″W / 40.88528°N 72.39528°WCoordinates: 40°53′7″N 72°23′43″W / 40.88528°N 72.39528°W
|United States
|New York
|• Mayor
|Mark Epley
|• Total
|7.2 sq mi (18.7 km2)
|• Land
|6.4 sq mi (16.6 km2)
|• Water
|0.8 sq mi (2.1 km2)
|26 ft (8 m)
|Population (2010)
|• Total
|• Density
|430/sq mi (170/km2)
|Time zone
|Eastern (EST) (UTC-5)
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Southampton is a village in Suffolk County, New York, USA. The village is named after the Earl of Southampton. The Village of Southampton is in the southeast part of the county in the Town of Southampton. The population was 3,109 at the 2010 census.[1]
Southampton is arguably the commercial center of the southern "fork" of Long Island, serves as the home base for several region-wide businesses and has the area's only hospital. It is part of the summer colony known as The Hamptons, and is generally considered one of the area's two most prestigious communities. A large number of wealthy and influential people have homes in the "estate section" of the village, the area immediately north of the Atlantic ocean front. The presence of this group provides Southampton with its reputation for affluence and exclusivity.
The Incorporated Village of Southampton is headed by Mayor Mark Epley. This area is policed by the Southampton Village Police Department.
Southampton, settled in 1640 and incorporated as a village in 1894, historically began with a small group of English Puritans who set sail from Lynn, Massachusetts, and landed on June 12, 1640, at what is now known as Conscience Point. It is the oldest English settlement in the state of New York and is named after the English Earl of Southampton.
The early settlers, with the help of a resident Shinnecock Indian guide, were led over an old woodland trail that is now North Sea Road to an ideal spot for their first settlement. There, at the head of what today is Old Town Pond, they constructed their first homes. The Shinnecock Reservation, established in 1701, is the oldest Native American reservation in the United States.
A property called the Halsey House was a homestead by pioneer Thomas Halsey in 1640. A rare "first period" house was built in 1660 when Main Street, in the pioneer hamlet of Southampton, was first laid out. Its owner, Thomas Halsey, was one of the original families who bought property from the Shinnecocks in 1640. It is one of the oldest English-type frame houses in the state.
The Shinnecock tribe welcomed the arrival of the white settlers in 1640 and not only gave them land to live on, "Olde Towne", but also shared with the settlers their knowledge of planting corn and fertilizing it with fish, growing crops, digging clams and scallops from nearby bays and trapping game. During the 18th and 19th centuries, fishing, farming (especially potatoes and the local sweet corn) and duck raising were the predominant industries.
Southampton Village boasts great ocean beaches including Cooper's Beach, which was voted #3 in a recent national poll. In 2010 it was listed as America's top beach according to the annual list of the best American beaches compiled by Dr. Stephen Leatherman, AKA Dr. Beach.[2]
Notable residents[edit]
- Tim Bishop, former U.S. Representative
- Tory Burch, fashion designer, business woman, and philanthropist
- Amanda Clark, Olympic sailor
- Pyrrhus Concer, former slave
- Michael J. Fox
- Paul Gibson, Major League Baseball pitcher
- Grenville Goodwin, anthropologist
- Jehiel H. Halsey, lawyer and politician
- Nicoll Halsey, U.S. Representative
- Silas Halsey, U.S. Representative
- Andre Johnson, NFL football player
- Calvin Klein
- David Koch
- Henry Kravis
- Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
- John Paulson
- Lee Radziwill
- Rachael Ray
- Felix Rohatyn, financier who saved New York City from bankruptcy in the 1970s
- Chuck Scarborough
- Jean Shafiroff, philanthropist and socialite
- George Soros, business magnate, investor, and philanthropist
- Kate Spade
- Howard Stein, financier
- Howard Stern radio personality
- A. Alfred Taubman, real estate developer and philanthropist
- Foots Walker, NBA basketball player
- Tom Wolfe, author and journalist
Southampton is located at 40°53′6″N 72°23′42″W / 40.88500°N 72.39500°W (40.885188, −72.395162).[3]
According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 7.2 square miles (18.7 km2), of which 6.4 square miles (16.6 km2) is land and 0.81 square miles (2.1 km2), or 11.03%, is water.[1]
The village gained territory between the 1990 census and the 2000 census; the Southampton CDP that existed in 1990 was deleted and most of its territory went to two adjacent CDPs.[4]
As of the census[5] of 2000, there were 3,965 people, 1,651 households, and 982 families residing in the village. The population density was 626.7 people per square mile (241.8/km²). There were 2,936 housing units at an average density of 464.0 per square mile (179.1/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 80.38% White, 12.94% Black or African American, 0.83% Native American, 1.59% Asian, 0.03% Pacific Islander, 1.97% from other races, and 2.27% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 9.05% of the population.
There were 1,651 households out of which 21.9% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 42.1% were married couples living together, 12.1% had a female householder with no husband present, and 40.5% were non-families. 34.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 15.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.36 and the average family size was 2.97.
In the village the population was spread out with 19.5% under the age of 18, 7.3% from 18 to 24, 24.8% from 25 to 44, 27.2% from 45 to 64, and 21.1% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 44 years. For every 100 females there were 93.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 91.6 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $540,300, and the median income for a family was $610,016. Males had a median income of $400,729 versus $360,875 for females. The per capita income for the village was $370,150. About 1.3% of families and 6.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 2.6% of those under age 18 and 3.9% of those age 65 or over.
Historic districts[edit]
- Beach Road Historic District
- North Main Street Historic District
- Southampton Village Historic District
- Wickapogue Road Historic District
See also[edit]
- Southampton Bath & Tennis Club, at 212 Gin Lane
- ^ a b "Geographic Identifiers: 2010 Demographic Profile Data (G001): Southampton village, New York". U.S. Census Bureau, American Factfinder. Retrieved December 21, 2012.
- ^ Yahoo Travel
- ^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. February 12, 2011. Retrieved April 23, 2011.
- ^ "New York: 2000 Population and Housing Unit Counts" (PDF). September 2003. p. III-16. Retrieved December 22, 2010.
- ^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved January 31, 2008.
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When Metallica releases its new album, Death Magnetic, in September, fans will be able to do more than thrash their heads to it – they'll be able to play their fake Gibsons right along with it.
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California Gurl Katy Perry performed her new album title track and latest single, "Teenage Dream," last night on Late Show with David Letterman. It's easy to lose one's luster when standing next to this sensational pop-rock star, but Perry's guitarists held their own thanks to their gorgeous Gretsch guitars.
Letterman also interviewed Perry, discussing her engagement with Russell Brand, how she went from singing gospel music to showing "side boob" in her recent photo shoot with Rolling Stone and what her minister parents think of it all.
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Ryan Stiles has a house nearby and he owns a comedy club downtown. I went with a few friends on Thursday and lucky us, he was there!
It's hard to hear the video in some spots because we're laughing, but he was hilarious! The whole night was improv. Took me back to Whose Line. =D
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A sad story from the BBC tonight, with the untimely death of a 9 month old child, after choking on some food at school.
Choking is one of the things we teach on every First Aid course, and to everybody who'll listen; and with good reason. In just a few minutes, choking can lead to respiratory arrest and death, or be fully resolved by anyone with 10 minute's worth of knowledge under their belt.
Minor chokes can be sorted with a good hard cough.
If the person can't cough and is struggling to breath, give 5 firm blows between the shoulder blades.
If that doesn't clear things, you need to use abdominal thrusts (in adults and children) or chest thrusts (in infants). Its a lot easier to see how it's done than it is to read, so here's the alarmingly cheerful Clive from St John Ambulance with advice for adults and babies