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Well its that time, First Rsp drill tomorrow at Camp Blanding, Which is a great place I would recommend visiting. Hope Everything goes good tomorrow, Wish me luck. Have to be there at 0645, So I think I need to get to sleep.
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Good luck! Let me know how it goes, I have my first drill coming up soon.
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Good luck! Be prepared for death by power point and be ready to get the best treatment since you're red phase.
Just watch all of the white, blue, green and gold phases and mimic what they do and you'll be just fine!
Don't be scared to ask questions and make mistakes, everybody does.
Also, begin to practice the Soldier's Creed and have it memorized a.s.a.p.
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Well I got home on Sunday around 5:30pm,the first day was somewhat fun lol, I got yelled at a lot which is to be expected, Mostly cause my uniform looked like a soup sandwich (messy uniform) as the D.S would say. Also my Patrol Cap was to small and was not fitting my head right so I got blessed at for that constantly. Good thing I had Cadre there to help with the uniform. Mostly on the first day we went over stuff on power point, did p.t assessment, Got flu shots, ran in cadence, stuff like that. Second day we woke up to running in cadence for at least a mile in a half. After that we went back to the barracks got cleaned up and got our rucks ready for a 4 mile ruck march to a team building obstacle course area. we then rucked marched back to the area where we received our rucks and turned them back in and was released at 5:00 that day. All in all it was pretty fun, next drill we are suppose to be doing MMA combative's and apparently a Artificial Rifle range where we shoot at a screen of some sort, so it should be a lot better but I still expect the constant yelling .
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Never heard that term "soup sandwich" before. They didn't say anything about our uniforms in RSP, but in basic they used to say we looked like "hot garbage" when we were looking jacked up, but really it was just more whenever they felt like it..
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Tortorella said that he worries about injuries but thinks that the guys who are playing may have an edge, "On one hand, I worry about the risk of injury — Rick already had the shoulder issue, which turned out to be minor — but on the other hand, I believe the guys who are playing games and competing will be sharper and better off when camp begins."
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Can someone please tell me crankshaft balancing specs for a 1200 ul flathead. Stock crank and standard pistons.
Also does anybody know what the baffle plates do on the crankcases. Any info would be greatful.
Chris Haynes wrote:Baffles limited oil being flung into the bore. They also collect oil that the bottom of the piston dips in when it is down there. Engines with baffles didn't use oil control rings.
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By LANCE FRAZIERLogan Herald Journal feature writer
Many companies in Cache Valley and beyond are facing cutbacks, but one local business expects to double in size.
Stander Inc. of Logan, which manufactures and markets products for people with limited mobility, will soon add to its current total of eight employees and move into a new warehouse and office in Providence.
Stander's success has caught the attention of business leaders around the state, and company president Jan Lee Miller was recently named Utah Small Business Person of the Year by the Small Business Administration.
"It's a real honor," Miller said. "I attribute this award to all the great services available to me in Cache Valley as I started up my business."
Specifically, Miller mentioned the Small Business Development Center at Utah State University and officials with Bridgerland Applied Technology College. She said without their support she wouldn't have been able to successfully launch her company, which she did 11 years ago with her own money.
Stander now offers more than two dozen products for use in bedrooms, bathrooms, couches and automobiles, including such new releases as the Assist-a-Tray, the Metro Car Handle Plus and the Metro Travel Walker. Miller's husband Troy, a mechanical engineer, designs the parts, and Stander puts out five to 10 original products each year. Among the latest releases is the travel walker, which weighs only six pounds and folds down to the size of a baby stroller.
"It's very portable," Miller said, adding that the Metro Travel Walker is the smallest on the market. "We're really excited about that one."
Thanks to that steady influx of new items, and the fact that all the devices are priced under $200, Miller said the company has been experiencing annual sales increases of 40 percent.
"Our goal is to produce low-cost, assistive devices," noted the former elementary school teacher, adding that Stander has "a broad base of customers."
To reach their international customers, the Millers sell to distributors and wholesalers both in storefronts and online or in catalogs.
Stander products can be found at Cache Valley Oxygen and other medical supply stores and online through retailers like Wal-Mart, Costco and Target. Stander Inc. was last year singled out as one of the Top 50 Fastest Growing Companies in state by Utah Business Magazine.
Miller and several other business people were saluted at an awards luncheon May 4 at the Joseph Smith Memorial Building in Salt Lake City.
She also traveled to Washington, D.C. on May 17 for the National Small Business Week. She didn't know at the time that she would convene with the President of the United States of America.
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The Cougars held their first practice of the 2015-16 season Sunday.
The Cougars will seek a third-straight postseason berth with 14 televised games in 2015-16.
The 2015 graduate will compete for Israeli side Maccabi Bnot Ashdod.
Men's and women's season tickets are now available for the public to purchase.
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Maria Kostourkova, of Portugal, averaged a double-double across nine games.
The Cougars will seek a third-consecutive postseason berth in 2015-16.
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Pennsylvania's voter ID law will be back in state court Monday after more than a year of legal limbo. A state judge will decide whether the 2012 law — which hasn't been enforced — violates the state's constitution.
The measure requires voters to show a particular state-issued photo ID before casting ballots. Last week, civil rights advocates like the NAACP's John Jordan railed against the requirement.
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Friend of mine would like a GUI file manager. He doesn't like Konqueror. Anything else? I remember a discussion about that topic a while ago.
xwc (XWinCommander) is interesting (I don't use it extensively, but rather liked it).
I like Gnome Midnight Commander the best. (gmc)
XWin Commander is pretty much an Explorer clone so if your friend likes the Windoze type file manager, it would be a good choice. File Runner is nice, though not really pretty.
I like Midnight Commander, which is not GUI, but which has all the features, and more, of the GUI file managers. Have them try it out too, they may like it.
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That just means you'll see 2000 hour Captains taking 10 right, around Chicago. The autopilot industry will pick up though. Put your money in those stocks!!!
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NEWPORT CITY - In an effort to send a strong message to Trish Sears, CEO of the Newport City Renaissance Corporation (NCRC), the city council declined her request to write a letter of support for a Rural Business Enterprise Grant Proposal.
The council has been firm that it wants information well before grant application deadlines. This time the council brought the firmness to a new level by refusing to support the grant.
City Manager John Ward Jr. told the council he received the most recent proposal after 5 p.m. Monday, the same night as the meeting. Sears was sick and not at the meeting to explain.
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Listening to emergency dispatch during the day Thursday, it was easy to tell where the rain turned to a layer of sleet, then snow as hit the area mid-morning, causing schools to dismiss early and causing a rash of wrecks across the area—some with injuries. The most serious injuries were reported
in a King Street wreck just west of the Boone Town limits, with at least one person entrapped, several transported by Watauga Medics to Watauga Medical Center. As traffic was being diverted over Poplar Grove Road and the Poplar Grove Connector, one vehicle skidded off of the road, over the embankment, and caught fire. No injuries came from that, and Boone Fire quickly put out the fire. Other injury accidents include a rollover wreck just inside Ashe County off US 221 on Brownwood Road—slight injury reported there—one in Foscoe on NC 105 in the early afternoon, two wrecks on US 321 in Sugar Grove just before and just after 5:30, Troy Norris Road just before 6pm, but most of the rash of wrecks did not involve injury.
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Yolngu Boy
Three Aboriginal teenagers growing up in Northern Australia come together as they deal with the responsibilities of their shared cultural background and their individual emotional issues. Lorrpu (John Sebastian Pilakui) has a deep respect for his Aborigine heritage and wants to learn more about the history and customs of his people; he also begins negotiating the tricky path of romance when he meets Yuwan (Lirrina Mununggurr), a girl his age taking a vacation from school. Two of Lorrpu's best friends are Milika (Nathan Davis), who is more interested in football than his cultural heritage, and Botj (Sean Mununggurr), a troubled youth with a criminal record and little interest in changing his ways. Much of Botj's rage comes from the fact that he never knew his father, who abandoned his family when Botj was an infant; when Botj discovers that his father is living 300 miles away in the city of Darwin, he and his friends leave their village behind and set out to find him, first by canoe and later on foot. Originally produced for broadcast by the Australian Children's Television Foundation, Yolngu Boy earned a theatrical release in Oz prior to its television premiere.~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
Cast: Makuma Yunupingu, John Sebastian Pilakui, Lirrina Mununggurr, Nathan Daniels, Sean Mununggurr
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Directed by: Stephen Johnson
Written by: Chris Anastassiades
Running time: 1hr 25min
Opens: Jan 01, 2001
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CANTON An interim principal for McKenney Middle School is expected to be hired to replace Jennifer W. Rurak.
Following the advice of Superintendent William A. Gregory, members of the Canton Central School Districts Board of Education voiced no objections Thursday evening to filling the job for next year.
Some residents and faculty members urged the board to consider other options, arguing numerous teaching jobs have been eliminated over the past few years and now its time for administrators to face a cutback.
Christopher Prue, a middle school special education teacher, said the district should consider hiring an interim dean of students for next year instead of filling the principals job.
He warned the boards staffing decisions could jeopardize passage of next years school budget. Voters head to the polls May 21 to vote on the $24.3 million spending plan.
I really feel an interim dean of students should be hired so the district can bring back funding to teaching and providing services for our students, Mr. Prue said. I feel the direction this board is taking with this budget places it in jeopardy of passing.
Mr. Gregory said three options were considered by administrators. One includes hiring a permanent tenure-track middle school principal, which would allow the district to maintain its three schools.
Given the districts uncertain fiscal situation going forward and our inability to guarantee the longevity of the position to prospective candidates, this option was determined not to be practicable in the short term, he told board members.
The second option would involve eliminating the middle school by grouping students into the elementary and high school, with each building housing roughly 650 students. That choice involves hiring an assistant principal or a dean of students. The district would save $10,000 to $20,000 a year in salary, which is in our view, not nearly enough to merit making this dramatic shift, Mr. Gregory told board members.
The third option would be to hire an interim principal.
This option would enable us to maintain reasonable administrator-to-teacher-and-student ratios, meet all of the other day-to-day challenges associated with running a school and provide us with the best opportunity to continue our successful implementation of the Regents reform agenda. This option also allows us to achieve the cost savings associated with the other two options, Mr. Gregory said.
Mrs. Rurak has started her new part-time job while continuing to work for the Canton district. She is working for American Education Group, a company that operates a network of private schools.
Mr. Gregory said the district is not paying Mrs. Rurak for days she is not working for the district.
The board agreed to hire retired former Potsdam administrator Michael Valley to handle supervisory duties at the middle school when Mrs. Rurak is not there. He will be paid $400 per day.
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It's the first full week of the month, and among other things, that means that the Darkmoon Faire is in town — That town being Shattrath City, at least for February. We've said a few things about the Faire in the past, but I'd like to get into the meat of the thing, so you can figure out how to get all you can out of Silas and his merry band before they head out for another month, or at least start your preparations for
their next gig in Elwynn Forest. that date, I'd like to talk about the ticket system, that lovely process whereby Gelvas Grimegate turns Darkmoon Faire Prize Tickets into loot. Fellow blogger Robin Torres posted a good introduction to the system a few months back, but I'd like to expand it a bit and see what we can find out about how it works and why — or whether — you should take advantage of it.
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Many people believe that food additives cause most food reactions. In fact, natural foods cause most reactions. Studies have found, though, that a few additives do cause problems in a few people.
What Is A Food Additive?
Thousands of man-made and natural substances are added to the food and drink we consume. Some of these additives are vitamins and minerals to improve our health and preservatives to slow decay. Others enhance flavor or color, add texture and make foods less acidic.
Who Has Adverse Reactions to Food Additives?
It is unclear how many people have adverse reactions to food additives. Many people claim to have them, but study results have confirmed that food additives cause reactions in only a few people. And of the thousands of additives used, only a handful have been identified as possible causes of adverse reactions.
A report that sparked public interest in adverse reactions to additives was published in 1959. It reported that three patients developed hives after taking tablets that contained tartrazine. Tartrazine, also known as FD&C yellow No. 5, is used to add yellow color to food. Today, scientists question the process used by those researchers to connect taking tartrazine with developing hives. At that time, though, the report convinced more people they should look into additives as the possible source of various reactions.
In 1973, Benjamin Feingold, M.D., claimed that some food additives cause children to be hyperactive. Symptoms of hyperactivity, or attention deficit disorder, include nervousness, short attention span and aggressiveness. Feingold developed a diet low in salicylic acid (a salt), artificial colors and artificial flavors such as aspartame. He claimed that close adherence to the diet reduced hyperactivity in children.
Other researchers have been unable to show that the diet works for more than a few children. In 1982, a National Institutes of Health (NIH) team of experts concluded that scientific findings do not support the claim that food additives cause hyperactivity. Studies since then support those findings.
The Feingold diet does not cause physical harm. Children who are needlessly on the diet, though, may be emotionally and socially harmed, pediatricians warn.
What Are the Symptoms of Food Additive Reactions?
Symptoms vary in type and degree. They depend on the additive causing the reaction, how sensitive the patient is to the product and the amount consumed. Most reactions are chemical, not allergic reactions. People who react to one chemical are not likely to react to others.
The most serious reaction to a food additive is anaphylactic shock. This is a life-threatening condition that includes breathing problems and loss of consciousness, among other physical reactions. It usually occurs within minutes after consuming the additive. When this happens, blood vessels widen so much that blood pressure plummets. Symptoms include sweating, paleness, panting, nausea, rapid pulse, faintness, confusion and even passing out. Without speedy treatment, this intense allergic reaction can cause death.
What Additives Cause Reactions?
There are eight additives that may cause reactions:
Sulfites can cause mild to life-threatening symptoms in approximately 5 percent of people with asthma. Symptoms include chest tightness, hives, stomach cramps, diarrhea, breathing problems and other symptoms of anaphylactic shock. Experts suspect that the reactions are caused by a hyper-reaction to inhaled sulfur dioxide. Some products sulfites can be found in wine, dried fruits, white grape juice, frozen potatoes, maraschino cherries, fresh shrimp, and certain jams and jellies. Sulfites at one time were used on fresh fruits and vegetables to retain color and freshness. The Food and Drug Administration, which governs the use of food additives, has banned them from such use.
Aspartame (Nutrasweet) is a calorie-free sweetener. Most reported reactions, include "hives," swelling of the eyelids, lips or hands and headaches. But these reactions have not been verified. People who have a problem breaking down the amino acid, phenylalanine, should not consume aspartame. Some claim the product also causes hyperactivity in children, but study results do not support these claims.
Parabens are used to preserve foods and medications. Some examples of parabens are ethyl, methyl, propyl, butylparabens, and sodium benzoate. In sunscreens and shampoos, they can cause severe contact dermatitis. This is a skin condition that causes redness, swelling, itching and pain. But adverse reactions to foods containing parabens have not been clearly shown in studies.
Tartrazine is a dye used in beverages, candy, ice cream, desserts, cheese, canned vegetables, hot dogs, salad dressings, seasoning salts, catsup and some other foods. It may be associated with hives or swelling; although suspected of causing asthma attacks, recent studies suggest that this is unlikely. A 1983 scientific review of studies led experts to conclude that no more than 2 percent of children react to dye additives. These reactions are very rare in recent studies.
MSG (monosodium glutamate, or glutamic acid) forms 20 percent of dietary protein. MSG is used in Oriental foods and in manufactured meat, poultry and other products by manufacturers and restaurants to enhance flavors. It is believed to cause "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome." A patient may have a headache, a burning sensation on the back of the neck, chest tightness, nausea, diarrhea and sweating. There have been rare reports that people with asthma who have consumed MSG have more severe asthma attacks. This is still being researched.
Nitrates and nitrites are used to preserve foods, prevent deadly botulism infection, enhance flavors and color foods. They may rarely cause headaches and hives in some people. Nitrates and nitrites are used in hot dogs, bologna, salami and other processed meats and fish.
BHT (butylated hydroxytoluene) and BHA (butylated hydroxyanisole) are added to breakfast cereals and other grain products to prevent them from taking in oxygen and changing color, odor and flavor. They have been linked to chronic hives and other skin reactions on rare occasions.
Benzoates are preservatives for some foods including cakes, cereals, salad dressings, candy, margarine, oils and dry yeast. Benzoate reactions are very rare.
How Are Reactions to Food Additives Diagnosed?
Today, scientists would demand stricter control of the process reported in 1959 to diagnose tartrazine as the cause of the hives. They question if other claims of adverse reactions to food additives are based on properly controlled studies showing a relationship.
You may have reason to believe that you have adverse reactions to certain food additives. If you do, remove the additives from your diet for a few days. Your symptoms should promptly go away if the additive is the cause. There is no evidence that any food additive causes a reaction that lasts more than one day.
To confirm that an additive is causing a reaction, a controlled study can be done. The food additive should be added and removed from the diet. Neither the patient nor the physician should know if the additive is in the diet. The patient should then be watched to see if there is a change in symptoms. Symptoms should improve when the food is removed from the diet.
How Can I Prevent a Reaction?
The only way to prevent a reaction is to avoid the cause. To make sure you do not unknowingly consume the product, carefully read ingredient lists on food labels, and question restaurant staff about cooking methods.
To avoid sulfiting agents, look for sulfur dioxide, sodium or potassium sulfite, bisulfite, or metabisulfite in ingredient lists.
If you have had a serious adverse reaction to a food additive, wear a Medic-Alert bracelet or necklace to alert health care providers of your allergy in case of an emergency. If anaphylaxis is a concern, always carry adrenaline in a syringe, such as EpiPen or Ana-Kit, for injecting in an emergency.
Report adverse reactions to the Food and Drug Administration's Adverse Reaction Monitoring System. The agency will look into the possibility that the additive is a public health hazard.
If you use the World Wide Web to read about reactions to food additives, look closely at the source of the information to judge the validity of the information.
SOURCE: This information should not substitute for seeking responsible, professional medical care. First created 1995; fully updated 1998; most recently updated 2005.
© Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA) Editorial Board


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- Watch video BBC Sport's closing Olympics montage
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- Watch video London 2012's most painful moments
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- Watch video Mum struggles to watch Hoy's gold
- Watch video Gymnast stuns crowd with difficult combo
- Watch video German diver lands on his back
- Watch video Vaulter's pole snaps into three pieces
Features & Analysis
Relive summer's best sporting moments
BBC Sport's top moments from a summer that included the London Olympics and Paralympics, plus a British Wimbledon men's finalist
Will London 2012 change Britain?
BBC sports editor David Bond on the impact of the Olympics and Paralympics
Which sports won and lost at London 2012?
Sport-by-sport analysis: where each British sport achieved and failed during the London 2012 Olympics
Ensuring Olympic legacy does not turn to lethargy
British sport faces major obstacles in translating a post-Olympics high into greater grassroots participation, writes BBC Sport's Matt Slater
Gallery London Olympics in numbers
A number-cruncher's guide to the London 2012 Olympics - what they cost, who won the medals and how many people watched
Global winners and losers at London 2012
Which nations got the most out of London 2012 and which took a battering? BBC Sport examines the medals table
London 2012: It's been emotional
The London Games will linger long in the memory after 16 incredible days of sporting drama, says chief sports writer Tom Fordyce
Boxing chief McCracken key to GB success
GB's boxing performance director Rob McCracken deserves credit for the haul of five medals, says BBC Sport's Ben Dirs
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Jacob Douglas, 13, uses chalk to draw a ninja on the sidewalk at the Indian River County Main Library on Monday afternoon. "I'm better at sketching," said Douglas. Nearly a dozen kids attended Chalk on the Walk, an event held the past eight years where kids decorate the sidewalk with their art. "We always do tons of stuff for kids throughout the summer," said Marla Goodman, young adult librarian at the facility. A calendar of upcoming event at the library can be found at www.irclibrary.org.
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I wish I could say something that would put your life into perspective and make the skies sunny, the temperature pleasant, and the people nice. Unfortunately, when it comes to that, I suck! All I know is that in a couple of years (less than 2, I hope), I will be able to make arrangements to meet up with you and hand you a cooler full of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream. You could meet my family, enjoy my kids for the weird little munchkins that they are, and we could dual post on ljr. All I know is that you have enriched my life. I hope that the enrichment is returned to you ten fold.


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A marine layer pushed back the start of the Farmers Insurance Open third round by three hours, with the first groups beginning their rounds at 10:20 a.m. PT. UPDATE: Play is scheduled to resume at 12:20 p.m.
Bhavik Patel shot 3-over-par 38-37=75 in today's open qualifier for the Frys.com Open, finishing in an eight-way share of 31st place.
Cory Renfrew hung a 7-under-par 33-32=65 on the Bayonet Course at Bayonet and Black Horse in Seaside, California, in today's open qualifier for the Frys.com Open, good for medalist honors and the first of four berths into the tournament proper.
With a 3-under-par 35-33=68 in Sunday's final round, Matt Fitzpatrick posted 15-under 269 and completed a two-shot, wire-to-wire victory in the British Masters at Woburn.
The 11th edition of the Presidents Cup was decided in the last match of Sunday singles during which Bill Haas defeated Sangmoon Bae 2 up, giving the United States a 15½-14½ victory over the Internationals.
Branden Grace built a mammoth lead before salvaging a 2-and-1 victory over Matt Kuchar in Sunday singles at the Presidents Cup.
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We're pleased to present to you this year's Annual Drinking Water Quality Report. This report is designed to inform you about the quality of the water and services we deliver to you every day. Our constant goal is to provide you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water. We want you to understand the efforts we make to continually improve the water treatment process and protect our water resources. We are committed to ensuring the quality of your water. Our water sources are two groundwater springs.
The Drinking Water Source Protection Plan for Helper City is available for your review. It contains information about source protection zones, potential contamination sources and management strategies to protect our drinking water. Our sources are in a remote location and do not have potential contamination sources. Our sources have a low level of susceptibility to potential contamination. We have also developed management strategies to further protect our sources from contamination. Please contact us if you have questions or concerns about our source protection plan.
There are many connections to our water distribution system. When connections are properly installed and maintained, the concerns are very minimal. However, unapproved and improper piping changes or connections can adversely affect not only the availability, but also the quality of the water. A cross connection may let polluted water or even chemicals mingle into the water supply system when not properly protected. This not only compromises the water quality but can also affect your health. So, what can you do? Do not make or allow improper connections at your homes. Even that unprotected garden hose lying in the puddle next to the driveway is a cross connection. The unprotected lawn sprinkler system after you have fertilized or sprayed is also a cross connection. When the cross connection is allowed to exist at your home it will affect you and your family first. If you'd like to learn more about helping to protect the quality of our water, call us for further information about ways you can help.
I'm pleased to report that our drinking water meets federal and state requirements.
If you have any questions about this report or concerning your water utility, please contact Orlando Ochoa at 435-650-3167. We want our valued customers to be informed about their water utility. If you want to learn more, please attend any of our regularly scheduled meetings. They are held on the first and third Thursday of every month at the Helper City Auditorium, 19 South Main, Helper, Utah at 6:00 PM
Helper City routinely monitors for constituents in our drinking water in accordance with the Federal and Utah State laws. The following table shows the results of our monitoring for the period of January 1st to December 31st, 2008. All drinking water, including bottled drinking water, may be reasonably expected to contain at least small amounts of some constituents. It's important to remember that the presence of these constituents does not necessarily pose a health risk.
As you can see by the table, our system had no violations. We're proud that your drinking water meets or exceeds all Federal and State requirements. We have learned through our monitoring and testing that some constituents have been detected. The EPA has determined that your water IS SAFE at these levels.
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MCLs are set at very stringent levels. To understand the possible health effects described for many regulated constituents, a person would have to drink 2 liters of water every day at the MCL level for a lifetime to have a one-in-a-million chance of having the described health effect.
Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general population. Immuno-compromised persons such as persons with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other immune system disorders, some elderly, and infants can be particularly at risk from infections. These people should seek advice about drinking water from their health care providers. EPA/CDC guidelines on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by cryptosporidium and other microbiological contaminants are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800-426-4791).
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Hometown: Buenos Aires, Argentina/Boca Raton, Florida
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Degree: B.A. in Theology
Why I love UD/Why I Recruit for UD:
When I first set foot on campus, I was amazed by how friendly the faculty was. I witnessed my older sibling's relationships with their professors and I was impressed by how much care the professors gave towards their academic and social interests. I decided that throughout my college search I would make my decision based on the school's academic rigor, the professor's devotion to the student and the Catholic identity.
Where Do You Hang Out in Dallas?
The art museums in Dallas and Fort Worth are exceptional places to visit while in the area. I recommend the museums to anyone who stops by for a visit!
Favorite Book:
The Phantom Toll Booth by Norton Juster.
Favorite Place to Eat in DFW:
There is a wide variety of traditional Texan foods and 'must haves' that I could suggest, but I'll just mention my all-time favorite burger place: "Maple and Motor."
Favorite UD Event:
My favorite UD event is Lazy Fair. I was first exposed to it my freshman year as I was walking out of class and onto the mall where I found giant bounce houses, slip and slides, music, popcorn and of course music.
Favorite/Coolest Place I have Visited:
During ten-day of my Rome semester, I visited Paris, Madrid and Siena. I have to say Siena (although very small) holds a place in my heart for having the most beautiful architecture and color.
Advice to Prospective Students:
I would encourage each prospective student to determine the kind of values that they would want to be surrounded by and never surrender or submit to anything lesser. I would also encourage that they not be deterred by the difficult sounding curriculum for 'nothing great was ever achieved without effort' and all great things were achieved by little men.


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Welcome to another new and innovative year at The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies department (CCNY-CPS). This year Continuing and Professional Studies embarks on what promises to be an enlightening and artistically exciting odyssey – You can take A Walk through Harlem's Artistry with us or become certified in Theatre, Arts and Business. Learn from Actor, Producer, Director and Screenwriter Lonette McKee and Broadway Producer Alia Jones Harvey, who will teach acting classes and How to Produce for Broadway, respectively. Petia Bradshaw will help you master Strategic Marketing for your small or start up business. Evan Malter will direct you on how to earn extra extra money and unleash the hidden potential with your voice in Behind the Mic: The Business & Art of Voice Acting. Foodservice Management continues to be a big hit with promotional opportunities and job placement assistance for program graduates. Nursing CEUs, Tai Chi, and holistic wellness continue to provide you with personal and professional enrichment. ICD-10 (medical coding) is also at CPS, with the best training providers! Whether it's personal development, professional development or certification – we have what you are looking for.
We are looking forward to an exciting year. Remember, we have many great programs in store for you. A new logo, a new web site, and redesigned newsletter have updated our look, and more clearly reflect our role as part of this highly acclaimed and renowned campus.
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Read: The Players Need To Earn The Owners Respect
At Sportsnet, Michael Grange writes about Donald Fehr and the impact he is having on the NHLPA and the impact he had on the MLBPA while he was the head of that union.
Grange spoke with Fehr's successor in the MLBPA and said that discussions between the owners and players changed when the owners realized they couldn't break the players:
"But I'll let you in on a little secret: Labor peace was not our goal … what has changed is that baseball owners, led by Commissioner Bud Selig, have come to respect the collective power of their bargaining adversary, the players. That respect was earned through [their] solidarity. Collective bargaining changes when each side respects the power of the other."
Prior to a last minute deal to stop a players strike in 2002, baseball had three lockouts and five strikes since 1972.
When that deal, in 2002, was agreed to Bud Selig said "I think a lot of people thought they'd never live long enough to see these two parties come together with a very meaningful deal and do it without one game of work stoppage."
That new deal included increased revenue sharing.


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Saturday, September 15
11:00 a.m. (last ticket is sold at 4:30 p.m.), On Saturday, the Amazing Maize Maze, a 3-acre interactive corn maze, opens at the Queens Country Farm Museum.
12 p.m. – 3 pm, Commemorate the Constitution's birthday by learning about the document and how it was written at King Manor's Hands-on History: Constitution Celebration. Write your own Constitution with a quill pen.
12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., Come to the Back to School Festival in Baisley Pond Park. There will be crafts, games, music, giveaways and more.
Saturday, September 15 – Sunday, September 16
5 p.m. Saturday – 6 a.m. Sunday, Experience the great outdoors right here in Queens at the Queens Zoo's Overnight Camping Adventures. Activities include a late-night walk through the aviary and making enrichment treats for the animals. Feel free to bring your own snacks too, along with a picnic dinner, a tent and sleeping bags. The Queens Zoo will serve beverages, dessert and breakfast.
Sunday, September 16
11:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Maspeth Federal Savings will have its Smile on Maspeth event on Sunday in its main office parking lot, where there will be rides, raffles a petting zoo, face painting, games, live entertainment and more.
Saturday, September 15 & Sunday, September 16
3:30 p.m. – 5:o0 p.m., At the Long Island Children's Museum's Messy Afternoons, kids ages 18 months to 4 will be up in their elbows in goop, guts, shaving cream and play-doh while doing a variety of sensory activities. Free with museum admission.
Sunday, September 16
12:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m., Kiddie Cruise: A Princess and Pirate Adventure is an all inclusive fun-filled family event that sails for two hours on the Hudson River. Guests enjoy a puppet show, magician, face painting, arts and crafts, live music while soaking in the sights. All guests receive a healthy bagged lunch and unlimited juice and soda. Kids are encouraged to dress up as their favorite Princess or Pirate. The boat leaves from Pier #40 West Side Highway in Manhattan.
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m, Sunday is the last day to see Angelina the Ballerina the Musical at the Riverside Theatre in Manhattan. The show is appropriate for ages 3 to12.


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Another Bad Breath Spray?Thursday, June 18th, 2009
If you are like me, then you're probably thinking "Not another breath spray – isn't rinsing and brushing enough?"
It's a valid question…and one that I think I've tried to answer before, but I don't mind doing it again.
Let me start by saying this – bad breath is the odor of the volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) that are created from the anaerobic bacteria that live in your mouth, between your teeth, beneath the surface of your tongue, in the back of your throat, and in your tonsils (if they exist).
See the picture to the left…. reaching your mouth, teeth, and front of your tongue in regions D, E, and F is simple – tens of thousands of you do it every day with our TheraBreath Oral Rinses and Toothpastes. But what about the production of odors farther back (Regions A, B, and C) – in the very back of your tongue, deep in your throat or in your tonsils?
When you gargle with an oral rinse (mouthwash) – most of time it can be very difficult to reach way down deep in your throat. Many of my patients find that a 'Gag Reflex' kicks in (this happens automatically in most people when something touches a sensitive area in the back of your throat and tongue). So what can you do? To stop bad breath you MUST neutralize the sulfur compounds that have been created by the anaerobic bacteria that live in deep recesses of your throat and tongue.
In response to this exact concern, I've created a breath spray that addresses this problem. TheraBreath PLUS Extinguisher Breath Spray has a unique 7.5cm long, swiveling, extended head which holds down the tongue and sprays the potent Therabreath PLUS formula directly on the bacterial breeding ground located in the back of your tongue and throat. It's the only patented extra strength formula that can literally reach the part of your throat and tongue that no other formula can touch!
Many of you have told me that during your first clinical appointment, you've always felt something stuck in your throat – and you've attributed that uncomfortable feeling to your breath and taste disorder. This spray was designed to solve that problem.
Please remember that for chronic conditions, the only way to prevent the anaerobic bacteria from creating VSC's is through daily use of an oxygenating line of products such as TheraBreath Oral Rinse and Toothgel (now at Albertsons, SavOn, Jewel, Osco, and Acme). For specific instructions on how to do this, see the Instructions of Use.
It's especially useful for patients with:
- Chronic bad breath who want extra relief throughout the day
- Occasional (situational) breath or taste disorder, who want instant relief without an overbearing strong minty taste or smell
- Dry mouth sufferers, whose tongue tends to become extra sticky as the day goes on
TheraBreath PLUS Extinguisher Spray is small enough to carry in your pocket, purse, or briefcase, so that you can even use it before or after your favorite garlic dish. I hope you can now see how a breath spray (especially one that actually reaches the source of bad breath) can help you regain your confidence.