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When creating an office CAD manual, it's important to include a list of standard layer names and their settings. Having a hard copy of your layer standards gives you a roadmap that employees can follow such that everyone is creating drawings the same way. This layer roadmap is also a great tool to send the clients in the event you need their drawings to match yours. In this lesson I'm going to show you how to create a printable copy of your standard layer settings. Now the drawing that I have opened on screen contains no geometry. Well, I take that back. It does have a title block.
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What is the best spring food plot to plant for deer? It will be a realitively small plot. I have 19 acres total but the plot will be about 1/2 acre in size. I have never planted in the spring, I've always planted fall plots. Any ideas?
clover if you get enough water. Maybe a blend of clover, chickory, radishes. If you have a lot of deer your plot won't hold up to grazing very long being small. Still worth planting in spring for antler growth.
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GDUFA authorizes FDA to assess and collect fees for ANDAs and certain supplements associated with human generic drug products, ANDAs in the backlog as of October 1, 2012, finished dosage form ("FDF") and active pharmaceutical ingredient ("API") facilities, and on Type II drug master files ("DMF") to be made available to reference. FDA has been staggering its publication of these rates for FY2013 with the FDF and API facility fees as being the latest in the series.
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The MUHC approaches improving the quality and safe delivery of healthcare by identifying situations that may put patients at risk and acting to prevent or control those risks.
For example, the MUHC has been tracking incidents and accidents since 1994 – long before the Quebec National Assembly introduced Bill 113 in 2002, which one of these initiatives was for institutions in the province of Quebec to establish a monitoring system to identify and track incidents and accidents.
The MUHC has embraced the introduction of the Quebec national registry of incidents and accidents, announced by the Ministry of Health and Social Services in April 2011. This register is a means to track and analyze data trends from organizations across the entire province.
Reporting Incidents and Accidents
Despite an organization's best efforts, adverse events sometimes do occur. The MUHC makes it a priority to learn from these events.
The MUHC Incidents and Accidents Reporting Policy requires that all incidents and accidents involving patients or visitors be reported to the MUHC Department of Quality, Patient Safety and Performance Once reported, they are analyzed and used to determine what measures can be put in place to prevent them from happening again.
The Quebec National Registry for Incidents and Accidents
In December 2002, the Quebec National Assembly unanimously adopted legislation on patient safety, Bill 113, later to become an amendment to the Act Respecting Health Services and Social Services R.SQ, c. S-4.2, section 8 (HSSSA). As a result of this legislation, the province became the first in Canada to require healthcare institutions to identify, track and ensure that measures are taken to prevent such incidents and accidents from recurring.
On April 27, 2011 the Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services announced the launch of the Quebec National Register of Incidents and Accidents. The Système d'information sur la sécurité des soins et des services (SISSS) will facilitate the clear and standardized reporting of incidents and accidents by all healthcare institutions across the province. The analysis of the information provided by these institutions for input in the SISSS will enable hospitals to benefit from the experiences of other organizations, in order to identify and implement corrective measures and policies to prevent similar events from happening in their own institution.
The MUHC Registry for Incidents and Accidents
Since 1994, the MUHC has used an in-house database to maintain a local registry of reported incidents and accidents. The MUHC Quality, Patient Safety and Performance Department performs regular analysis of the collected data to isolate trends, and ultimately identify and implement measures to reduce and prevent risks to patients.
The MUHC encourages its staff and physicians to report incidents and accidents as one of the many activities aimed at improving safety of care and services.
The reporting of incidents and accidents is an essential component of the Culture of Safety at the MUHC which allows for:
- Collecting data and identifying trends (see Graph #1)
- Learning from events
- Planning for improvement
- Measuring the impact of improvement
Source: MUHC database as per SISSS.
* Exclusion - blood glucose monitoring device event, recall of 1337 patients over a 10 yr period in June 2012.
Source: MUHC database as per SISSS.
- The number of reported incidents and accidents must be examined in relation to the overall volume of activity and complexity of cases familiar to a tertiary and quaternary care centre. To do so, a reporting rate is often used.
|Example of volume of activity at the MUHC (2012 - 2013)
|Over 735,000 Ambulatory visits
|Over 173,000 Emergency room visits
|Over 39,000 In-patients admissions
|Over 33,000 Surgeries
|Over 515,000 Radiology diagnostics
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Source: MUHC database as per SISSS.
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Source: MUHC database as per SISSS.
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Source: MUHC database as per SISSS
The review of incidents and accidents reported may lead to local and/or systemic patient safety initiatives. The trending data supports the prioritization of these initiatives; their recommendations/plans of actions are presented to the MUHC Quality & Risk Committee as well as to the Patient Safety Committee.
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MUHC health care providers are recognized for their dedication, training and professionalism and for seeking the best possible clinical outcomes for their patients.
Despite our best efforts, adverse events sometimes do occur and patients' outcomes may not be what was originally desired or anticipated.
Click here to view the MUHC Policy on Disclosure in its entirety.
The MUHC Disclosure Policy reflects the organization's dedication to determine the cause of the accident, provide the patient involved with the necessary support, and ultimately, to develop and implement improvement strategies for better health care moving forward. The MUHC is a leader in this respect, implementing a disclosure policy in 2001, a full year prior to the legislated amendements to the HSSA.
An action or situation that does not have consequences for the state of health or welfare of a user, a personnel member, professional involved or a third person, but the outcome of which is unusual and could have had consequences under different circumstances. 1 (Source: An Act Respecting Health Services and Social Services R.SQ, c. S-4.2 ["HSSSA"], section 183.2)
In Quebec, there is a distinction between incidents and accidents. In Quebec, accidents could have consequences, whereas incidents do not. In the rest of Canada, incidents include all incidents and accidents, with or without consequences.
An action or situation where a risk event occurs which has or could have consequences for the state of health or welfare of the user, a personnel member, professional involved or a third person. 2 (Source: An Act Respecting Health Services and Social Services R.SQ, c. S-4.2 ["HSSSA"], section 8)
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The state's new attorney general handed the governor a setback Thursday. Kathleen Kane says the contract to privatize the Pennsylvania Lottery is illegal.
A lot of people expected new Attorney General Kathleen Kane, a Democrat, to butt heads with Governor Tom Corbett, a Republican. Only a few weeks since she took the job, that has begun.
The Scranton native said the governor's plan to sell the lottery to a British company is unconstitutional and Kane says she's only following the law.
Governor Corbett wants to hand over control to British company, Camelot Global Services.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane says not so fast.
"Be assured this finding makes no determination behind policy or the wisdom of the business decision. Only the legality of the contract," said Kane.
The governor says selling the lottery to a British company and having it manage the sales of all these tickets will make the lottery more profitable for older Pennsylvanians, but the A.G. says the way the governor is going about all this is illegal.
"If we do not grow this lottery, we will have to shrink our services to seniors," said Corbett last month.
"It is disingenuous to put the cart before the horse, to promise money to people in need based upon a contract without making sure the contract is legal and then blaming the messenger when the contract is determined illegal," said Kane.
Kane said this plan for the lottery would have to go through the legislature. She said it opens up the potential for types of gambling not allowed under the law.
Some lottery players we talked with at a supermarket in Moosic are glad Kane's fighting back against Corbett's plan.
"I think it's terrible. Why should he want to do that?"
"That's crazy," said Joseph Kerrigan of Moosic. "We have to keep stuff here. We're losing enough. I'm totally against that."
Others are open to his idea if it really will make more money for seniors.
"If it's true then I'd probably agree with him," said Bill Gondela of Scranton.
But what if the sale did go through to that British company, would people still buy these tickets?
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1 teaspoon
garlic powder
skinless, boneless chicken breasts
1 (10.75 ounce) can
condensed cream of mushroom soup
1 (8 ounce) container
sour cream
1/2 cup
dry white wine
1 (8 ounce) package
sliced fresh mushrooms
I noticed some of the reviewers thought this was bland, so, I thought I would adjust the seasonings to be more flavorful. I used 4 chicken breasts instead of 6. I doubled all components of the rub except for the salt. I kept it at the same measurement. I heavily sprinkled the chicken breasts with the rub. I also sauteed the mushrooms in a little butter until they were golden brown before adding to the crock pot. This adds additional flavor. I did not add the sour cream at first because I did not want it to curdle or clump. I mixed the soup, chardonnay, mushrooms and covered the chicken. I cooked for 3 hours in the sauce. I then removed the chicken breasts and whisked the sour cream into the sauce until fully incorporated. I then added the chicken breasts back into the sauce and cooked for an additional hour. Boneless chicken breasts definitely do not need 8 hours to cook or they will be dry. The sauce was thick and very flavorful. The chicken was moist and delicious. I served with Jasmine rice and broccoli. Very simple to make and tasty! I'll definitely make again.
tastes great. I added a teaspoon of minced garlic. I love garlic. Doesn't need extra.
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This has always been a favorite of mine! The recipe calls for the wine, sour cream, mushroom soup and mushrooms to be added together and poured on chicken to cook. I, personally, wait till the last half hour to add the sour cream. Yum
This recipe is so delicious. Tweaked it a bit, adding the sour cream in the last hour which was suggested by another. As well as shredding the chicken and putting it back into the sauce for the last hour.
It was pretty good but it could have used more sauce. I think next time I'll double the sauce ingredients.
The sauce had a good flavor. Cooked much faster than the recipe said it would.
This was the first crock pot recipe I tried. Added potatoes to it to make it a full meal. Next time I might try different spices because it tasted a bit bland to me.
I'd call this chicken stroganoff! I really liked it, as written, and so did the family. I figured that the chicken was going to be shredded since it cooked so long, so it wasn't the most visually pleasing dish! I served over egg noodles, and it was a delicious, hearty meal. I was able to get six 1 cup servings out of the recipe. Will make again!
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Lab milestones
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- The Jackson Laboratory is voted one of the top 15 "Best Places to Work in Academia" in the United States in a poll conducted by The Scientist magazine.
- Douglas Coleman wins the Lasker Award, "America's Nobel," for his diabetes and obesity research.
- Douglas Coleman receives the Shaw Prize—the "Nobel of the East"—for his work with leptin, an enzyme that controls appetite and is involved in obesity and type 2 diabetes.
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- David Harrison leads a study that documents, for the first time, a drug (rapamycin) that leads to a longer life span in mammals.
- David Serreze receives the Gerold & Kayla Grodsky Basic Research Scientist Award from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and Dr. John Eppig receives the Pioneer in Reproduction Research Award from the Frontiers in Reproduction Research Program.
- Bo Chang collaborates with colleagues at the University of Florida to use gene therapy to restore sight in mice with achromatopsia, a form of hereditary blindness.
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- Research in Beverly Paigen's lab led by Xiaosong Wang identifies gene that increases susceptibility to high-fat diet-induced atherosclerosis.
- Jackson researchers led by Derry Roopenian identify a novel therapeutic target, FcRn, for treating autoimmune diseases such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis.
- Barbara Knowles and Jackson Laboratory colleagues shed light on the genetic events that help orchestrate changes at the earliest stages of life, when mammalian eggs are fertilized and become embryos.
David Serreze leads a team that develops a way to protect engrafted pancreatic beta cells in diabetic mice, opening the possibility of reversing type 1 diabetes without putting patients on immunosuppressive drugs.
- The laboratories of Jürgen Naggert and Patsy Nishina announce the first human gene discovered at The Jackson Laboratory. A mutation in the gene causes Alström syndrome, a very rare condition but with implications for understanding common human conditions including obesity and diabetes.
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The Jackson Laboratory—West is established in Sacramento to better serve the large West Coast biomedical research market.
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Simon John develops the first mouse models for glaucoma.
Joseph Nadeau and Ben Taylor's analysis of 83 genes in mice and humans indicates that the mouse genome is an extremely good model for the human genome—but with 150 rearrangements.
The National Cancer Institute designates The Jackson Laboratory as a Cancer Center.
George D. Snell, Senior Staff Scientist Emeritus, accepts the Nobel Prize for Medicine or Physiology for the discovery of the major histocompatibility complex, paving the way for organ and tissue transplantation.
Douglas Coleman initiates a series of landmark experiments that reveal a genetic basis for obesity and type 2 diabetes.
The official name of the institution changes to The Jackson Laboratory.
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One thing you should be aware of that you'll need a high end computer to play this one. It says the minimum ram should be 512MB, but recommends 2GB. At 1GB on my system, we had frame stall as the next section of game would be loaded onto the system, which resulted in some unforseen deaths if it happened during a combat scene. Another minimum requirement is having a 2.0 GHz system but should have 3.0 GHz system instead. A 256MB Shader Model 3 - 3D card makes the world more vibrant.
The storyline has you, the nameless hero, returning to the mainland after completing your previous explorations on the island you had been stranded on. The mainland had been overrun by a mighty orc army where villages and towns have now come under their control. At this point you end up with a fight and liberate the town you arrived in. There is no getting out of this fight as this part is linear. Once this part is successfully completed, you are then free to do as you want, since it becomes nonlinear from here on. You are given a recommendation to see the rebel leader hiding out nearby and after talking to various friends who followed you along on the ship, you'll end up finding this hideout.
With a couple of dozens towns, dungeons, points of interest, and debris littering the landscape, this becomes an explorers dream come true. The landscape is rich and vibrant, and the realism in the towns, dungeons, and outside areas, makes it worth investigating everything. Interaction with all of these things is a different story though. Game play hasn't changed much from what I remember in the previous one. The mouse pad still controls the camera affects and combat, with the keyboard controlling the movement end. This makes it frustrating to keep in front of you any enemy that you're fighting if there is more then one. Many times I would be jumped by two or more thugs and they would get behind me, making it difficult to reorient my character in the heat of battle. Mostly this resulted in my death which required reloading the scenario over again. Nothing like becoming combat shy when you die three or more times to the same fight.
Things like your pack have been enlarged greatly so that you'll be able to carry a large quantity of items in several categories. This is a big help since the amount of items you loot and find is quite prolific. Money is easy to obtain, which is good since you need a lot to buy decent weapons and armor, or potions. The same goes for increasing your health, proficiency, and experience. When you make levels you get skill points which you use to increase health, etc. That means finding altars to boost your attributes or finding instructors to improve your skills. Again this is a frustration when it comes to combat. You may have made five levels but you still have the same health until you pray at an altar and spend those points to increase it. Now these are general points which means do you spend them on health or improved sword play? Become a better blacksmith or increase or bow hunting skills? You get the idea.
Getting lost in the wilderness is easy as the overall map just gives you a general idea where everything is located. Even the simplest of quests can be hard when the beasties you are required to kill are tougher then you. Magic is still on the low end when the decision to use it or reserve your points for melee combat is better. There are scrolls you can use, but they disappear after a couple of uses and are expensive to replace if you find someone to sell them to you. There are all kinds of plants that can do everything from heal to raising your attributes. Some afford decent coinage, that helps when accumulating money for those expensive potions or other items you would need.
Again we have factions that you can side with, there being no restrictions against which side you might favor. Depending on the faction, you may be will get favoritism toward special items or freeing a town from under the yoke of its oppressors. Again I never got that far into the different factions, mostly spending my time exploring and trying to raise my combat skills.
On the whole I was just as turned off to this superbly rendered game as I was with Gothic 2. The combat is frustrating with the wildlife being higher then your current levels. Death abounds and reloading becomes boring. Keyboard to mouse control can become a hair pulling adventure. Having your character getting hung up on terrain and unable to free yourself is another problem. I tried opening a chest once and had the character get caught between a log and the chest, resulting in loading it back up before the chest opening sequence.
Again we have characters falling off cliffs and dying, especially when you are fighting and backing up to keep from dying to that wolf. Losing your weapon after being knocked to the ground means scrabbling for something to use in your pack or putting an extra weapon in a quick-key to make sure you aren't fighting with your bare fists. This still makes for a flawed game in my opinion, which had me shutting the doors on it finally. Beautiful scenes and complex interplay doesn't help when you are looking for ease of play and non frustrating interactions.
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Night Terror Sleep Disorder
Night terror sleep disorder, also known as sleep terror and Pavor nocturnus, is when someone has intense screaming and fear during sleep. These occurrences are recurrent and usually are frequent. A person suffering from night terror would sit up in his or her bed and shout and scream and look completely awake from the outside perspective, but actually, the person suffering is rather disoriented, confused and will not be responsive to actions or calls from others, somewhat similar to the case of petit mal seizures. The sufferer of night terrors could also be physically very active, i.e. getting out of bed, moving around, even running and will not be aware if someone else is present in the room, watching them.
There is an increased heart beat resulting from the experience the person is visualizing, the breathing becomes very accelerated (hyperventilation), followed by sweating.
Night Terror Duration and Occurrence
- Night terror duration can be short, around 5 minutes, but it can go as long as 30 minutes.
- They could be active continuously for a duration of few weeks or simply outgrow by the age of 10 (rapid reduction of night terror cases from that age).
- They occur during the 3rd or 4th stage of non-REM sleep, which is normally when we dream.
- Night terrors occur usually in the beginning of the sleep period, so within the first 2-3 hours of going to sleep
Causes of Night Terror Sleep Disorder
The causes are:
- Genetically inherited
- High fever
- Severe stressful events in the life of the person
- Stress during the previous day
- Sleep deprivation / Lack of sleep
- Change in sleeping location – a new environment
- Various medications
- As an age range children between 3 and 12 are affected by night terrors, but the majority of experiences occur in the younger years around the ages of 3 to 7.
- Up to 15% of all children have this sleep disorder.
- The older the child the less frequent the night terrors down to only one or two occurrences in the older children
- Children either do not remember what happened or are unable to explain it the following day
- There is a higher chance of sleepwalking among children suffering from night terrors
Some Night Terror Statistics
- As an age range children between 3 and 12 are affected by night terrors, but the majority of experiences occur in the younger years around the ages of 3 to 7.
- Up to 15% of all children have this sleep disorder.
- The older the child the less frequent the night terrors down to only one or two occurrences in the older children
- Children either do not remember what happened or are unable to explain it the following day
- There is a higher chance of sleepwalking among children suffering from night terrors
Night Terror in Adults
Night terrors usually happen in children, but in some cases they can also happen in adults and when this does happen the night terrors are likely to be much more violent.
Those adults who suffer from night terrors also tend to have issues of depression and other psychological issues like anger, anxiety. This is naturally a bad thing, however, this also makes adults easier to treat with medicine such as antidepressants or other relevant medication, which would simply be not applicable for children suffering from night terrors.
In adults the abuse of alcohol can also lead to night terrors and this is also connected to the issues described above.
Treatment of Night Terrors by Prevention
Some very easy and basic steps can be taken to prevent night terrors from happening and avoiding the person from suffering. Luckily night terrors are very predictable by their timing, sort of like a train which is always arriving on time. So it is possible to monitor when the night terrors occur, specifically how many minutes it takes from the point that the person goes to sleep and then once this is clear you can wake him or her up about 15 minutes prior to the night terror sleep disorder happening and keep them awake for some 5 to 10 minutes before going to sleep again. It does not really matter what you do in those 5 to 10 minutes, but one logical step would be just to try to go to the bathroom.
Moreover, disciplined sleeping times always help, both with night terrors and many other issues, so it would be a good idea not to stay up late and only sleep when completely exhausted.
Finally, do not allow the children to sleep in the bed of the parents. Comfort and calm them down if they are afraid, but let them return to their own bed to sleep.
Active Treatment for Night Terrors
Some solutions have been offered through hypnosis and various medications, especially for severe cases, but there is no satisfactory treatment or cure which you could administer and get rid of night terrors. It is much better to take actions through prevention of night terror sleep disorder as described above.
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so night terrors or sleep terrors CAN be genetically inherited!! i didn't know that! I wonder who in my family might have this
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Dates set for track meet at National Senior Games: July 23-30
Back-to-back meets are in store for masters tracksters over 65 in 2013, with the National Senior Games track meet in Cleveland now officially set for July 23-30 (and July 31 if a rain date is needed). (See the all-sport sked.) That comes days after USATF masters nationals July 18-21 in Olathe, Kansas, not far from Kansas City. The National Senior Games splits its meet into two parts — the first for 65-and-overs and the second for 50-64, which runs from July 27 to July 30. So the older age groups will have less recovery time from masters nationals. Hard to say how many will try the double, especially if they also plan to attend WMA worlds in Porto Alegre, Brazil, or the World Masters Games in Turin, Italy (in early August). A full calendar ahead. Will you go abroad or stay home?
Meanwhile, here's a hurdle facing folks wanting to compete in Italy — a required medical certificate proving you won't keel over from palpitations.
One American athlete received this note:
I'm sorry about this situation, I know very well that all over the world this problem is managed in easier ways, but is the Italian law that requires, who is attending a competitive sport, a specific medical certificate of fitness for competitive sports.
I participate in the last WMG Sydney 2009 competing in Cycling, and nobody ask me medical certificate, but remember that in Sydney a men competing in Canoe/Kayak died for an heart attack. If this situation happen in Italy the responsibility is the Organising Committee if we have not made the necessary controls during registration.
All the examinations (Medical-sports check-up; a urine test; Electrocardiogram both at rest and exercise and a spirometry) are mandatory requirements for admission to all the sports, excepted for Golf, Bowls, Archery, Badminton, etc.
Therefore the Organizing Committee will ask you to provide a valid medical to grant the accreditation.
This kind of medical certificate must have one year validity, considering the closing day of 11th August, 2013.
We don't need to have from You all the medical examinations we need only a medical certificate that attest that You overcome all the tests, that's all, only a valid document, You can download the Form of the Medical Certificate from our website www.torino2013wmg.org Registration&Accommodation > New > at the Bottom > Medical Certificate.
If you consider these tests are too expensive and difficult to obtain, we could help you to have a medical-sports check-up and obtain this Medical Certificate and take out an insurance policy directly through the Organization, at the Games Centre. The Sport Medicine Institute in Torino could grant this medical certificate for a figure about 50 €.
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Michael Daniels - November 15, 2012
An other possible problem with the National Senior track sechedule is, stretching out your travel time on location if you and your running partners stretch into the 64 and below and the 65 and above age groups. Looks like they won't financially be traveling together to the National Senior meet with a possible two week stay if they do.
I can see the National Senior Games is built to keep people in town a long time for the financial benifit of the host city area no matter where the event is located. People Management.
Matt McCubbins - November 15, 2012
We're leaning toward WMG in Italy over WMA in Brazil. So much to see and do in Italy and nearby countries, lots of other geezer sports to watch at WMG, relatively easy travel with no Visa hassles, and it only comes around every 4 years.
tb - November 15, 2012
The Triple Crown of Nationals would be USATF (Jul 18-21), NSG (Jul 27-30 or Jul 23-26) and Canadian Nationals in Regina (Jul 26-28).
sh - November 15, 2012
no VISA hassles, but big medical hassles for WMG; WMA in October seems a better choice
Rick Riddle - November 15, 2012
USATF site shows Aug 2-5 for Olathe.
Jerry Bookin-Weiner - November 15, 2012
Actually it doesn't have it at all yet. What you are looking at Rick is the 2012 schedule when the Nationals were in Lisle on those dates. There's a button on the bottom of the page that will take you to 2013 Events where it doesn't appear yet.
Rick Riddle - November 16, 2012
ooops. Sorry everyone. My bad.
peter taylor - November 16, 2012
You're forgiven, Rick Riddle.
For me, I'm looking at the domestic side, Olathe in particular. No way will I go to Sr Games (even though I expect a nice meet), and the international stage is beyond my scope (and wallet).
Still, given the heat in Olathe, I hope that a morning-evening schedule can be arranged (shutting down the meet at 12 noon each day and starting up again at 5:00 PM). This year, the hottest July day was 108 degrees, while last year (2011) it was only 105. Still, that is plenty hot, and I don't think I will go to Olathe unless the time schedule can be modified from the standard in order to protect the athletes, officials, and spectators.
This could be a terrific meet if we get protection from the sun and heat.
Matt B. - November 16, 2012
Peter. Agree. Split schedule like in Sac.
David E. Ortman (M59) Seattle, WA - November 16, 2012
Poster #6 implies that no dates have been set for the 2013 National Masters Outdoor Championships in Olathe, Kansas.
The following website (which links to the USATF website)
has the Olathe, KS 2013 meet dates as July 18-21. If this is not the case, this webpage should be corrected. If USATF does not know the dates of its 2013 National Masters Outdoor Championships or refused to post the information at:
something is definitely wrong.
Mary Harada - November 17, 2012
At the moment none of the above looks good to me – well – ok – maybe NSG – Cleveland is a nice place to visit – and for me the schedule there is short. But Olathe – hum – Kansas in July or August – not very inviting to me. WMG – not a chance – as much as I love Italy – the entry fee is very high and the physical exam requirement is simply outrageous. I am indeed sorry that someone died in Sydney during the WMG there – but forcing everyone to undergo such testing will not achieve their desire – whoops – of course the point is to make sure no one sues them-silly me. IF they had an option for just buying some health insurance – or showing proof of health insurance – and maybe insurance to ship one's body back home – that would be one thing – but imposing such testing will not prevent a death – it just drives up the cost of health care.
Brazil – on the fence – it depends upon how much $$$ I spend on other travel – and now with a son and family now living in Australia – I have more interest in going there. The Aussies masters have a big track meet every year don't they?
Jerry Bookin-Weiner - November 18, 2012
Yes, they do Mary. Their nationals are always over Easter weekend and rotate amongst the states and Canberra. Not sure where they are in the rotation at this point. Here's a link to their website: http://www.australianmastersathletics.org.au/
Mary Harada - November 19, 2012
Thanks Jerry: They have not posted anything about their annual Easter Weekend meet for 2013, but I looked at the website – maybe Canberra but maybe not. OMG is scheduled for Australia in 2014. It would be fun to combine a trip to see "the kids" with a Aussie national track meet – and that is a nice time to be in Australia in terms of weather. 2014 is too far ahead for me to plan, I am at the age when I no longer buy green bananas.
tb - November 19, 2012
Looks like Canberra. I don't see any ambiguity.
Viddy Jermacans - November 19, 2012
Hi Mary: this is the actual Championships website https://sites.google.com/site/ama2013canberra/
It looks like it will be the last Easter National in Australia. From 2014 (in Hobart) the dates will probably be moved from Easter and the days reduced from 4 to 3 or 2/12. Cheers…. Viddy
Mary Harada - November 20, 2012
Thanks tb and Viddy – I looked at the Australian masters website awhile ago and did not see that link. I was pretty sure it would be Camberra judging from past history. Well now I need to convince my kids to put up with me for a few weeks – mid March to Mid April- and maybe make a trip to Canberra with me as well.
This will give me an incentive to train a bit harder this winter and get in a few indoor meets here on the cold and often snowy right coast of the USA.


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Check of our top picks from Castle, Season 5, Episode 10: "Significant Others," below. Did we miss your favorites? Be sure to add them in the comments section.
18. Martha: Richard, your ex-wife is here.
That's enough to send shivers down Castle's spine.
17. Beckett (to Castle): I'm not meant to be the bad guy in this case. You are.
She has a point.
16. Beckett: Men are clueless
Lanie: Men, or just Castle?
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15. Beckett: Men are known to do stupid things when it comes to their ex-wives.
14. Lanie: This is Meredith we're talking about. The deep-fried Twinkie Castle has "ex-sex" with whenever she rolls into town.
All things that are bad for you.
13. Castle (to Ms. Peterman): You may not have killed Michelle, but you certainly murdered that original Zaozirny.
May it rest in peace.
12. Ms. Peterman: No, dear. The bitch is the skank you paid to have sex with you.
Oh, snap!
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Beckett: Yeah, a little too amicable.
Happy ex-wife, happy life?
10. Espo: Letting an ex stay with you while you're with someone else? That's like throwing gasoline on firework.
You said it!
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8. Castle: It just seemed heartless to kick her out and send her to a hotel.
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Castle, try diamonds. We here they works wonders in situations like these.
7. Beckett: Button up, kitten. We're going home.
Aww, who cares if it was sarcastic? She just said "we" and "home" in the same sentence.
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That Perfect Day
Became one of my greatest day
when me a mother today who has ended
nine months of pregnancy waiting for a
sign sitting on the rocking chair by the
window caressing my baby that was not
yet born.
Suddenly I felt the first Kick added
was a pain an alert that my time was due
already prepared with my make up on wearing
a beautiful white satin night gown matching
the slippers in satin with a white fur rose for
decoration as if i wanted already to impress
my little baby to be proud of me when his
head emerges to see a first image white color
as crystal as the water.
You my beloved son was born October
18 at 7 30 PM just 2 hours after my
entering the hospital as if you decided
enough living in hiding for 9 months
you want to meet the outside world.
You were ready to grow up from day one
your personality already formed since
you left your mothers womb and that was
minutes ago.
Nothing was going to slow you from growing
fast you wanted to share your future life
surrounded by a family that would love you
cherish you respect you educate and stand
by you through your road of success in
your good times and hard times teach
you how to walk how to eat how to drink
how to dress and grow up to remain
faithful to your identify .
You took some time to cry out loud
but you were strong and persistent in
wanting to start living your cry echoing
in the delivery room was heard as a sigh
of relief born today a baby boy at last
free from darkness and loneliness on
that clear perfect day.
You were ready to celebrate your birth
begging the doctor to place your head
on your mamas bosom to rest in peace.
A mother and child's first encounter
love and adoration was in the air.
Your tiny mouth searching for the
source of your feeding sessions
over the coming month's.
Your eyes staring at that woman
me your mother and in that look
was already a thankful note.
Your tiny fingers moved caressing
my lips with a warm touch
a re assuring smile made me forgot
my pains as i embraced you
while my eyes were a blur
from tears of happiness.
Between us it was love at first sight
i was overwhelmed by your beauty
in my inside emotions they were
startled by what i sensed my sixth
sense created in me an overflowing
brightness that overcame any dark
areas that might have existed
before you were born.
You brought out my outside beauty
and richness in my inner soul my spirits
were flying everywhere dancing like a
ballerina which reached her climax of
success by being applauded
by the audience. Oh! that perfect day
when you were born.
Oh! how much i had hopes to grow up
together hand in hand and pour all my
good values by educating you to become
a success and never to stop loving you
as my son. And you did.
I never ever will stop loving you & that perfect day
is engraved in my heart.
The Mother
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That Perfect Day." Win. No.1