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Jaundice is a common and usually harmless condition in newborn infants. The word jaundice comes from a French word meaning "yellow". It describes the yellowish appearance of the whites of the eyes and the skin of many newborn babies.
Physiologic, or "normal", jaundice usually appears on the 2nd or 3rd day of life in healthy babies born after a full-term pregnancy. It often disappears within a week. Doctors estimate that as many as two thirds of full term babies get physiologic jaundice. It may occur in both breastfed and formula-fed babies.
Premature babies are even more likely to get normal jaundice. It may appear later and last longer in these infants, becoming most noticeable between the 5th and 7th days of life.
In most instances, the jaundice is mild and causes no problems. It disappears without treatment. However, if the condition is more severe, or if the jaundice is present at birth or appears during the first 24 hours of life, treatment will probably be necessary.
Major Causes
In most cases, jaundice occurs because the liver and the other organs are not fully mature. This is particularly true in very small or premature babies.
One function of the liver is to rid the blood of a yellowish substance called bilirubin (pronounced "Billy Reuben"). All during life, new blood cells are being created and old ones are being destroyed. As the old cells are broken down, hemoglobin, the red part of the cells, is changed into bilirubin and removed by the liver. Until the baby's liver begins to function fully, bilirubin can build up in the bloodstream, causing the skin and the whites of the eyes to become yellow. This condition is known as physiologic jaundice.
High bilirubin levels can occur for other reasons, also. Babies who are bruised at the time of birth and babies born to diabetic mothers are more likely to develop jaundice.
Two other, potentially more serious kinds of jaundice may occur when the baby's blood type is different from the mother's.
One of these conditions is called ABO incompatibility. The mother usually has type "O" and the baby has either type "A" or type "B" blood. If a baby has this condition, jaundice usually appears within the first 2 days after birth.
Another kind of jaundice occurs when the mother has Rh-negative blood and the baby has Rh-positive blood. When babies have this condition, jaundice may be seen at birth or on the first day of life.
Although there are other causes of jaundice, they are extremely rare.
As stated earlier, physiologic (normal) jaundice is expected to disappear without treatment However, some babies may require treatment. This depends on whether they were born prematurely, how old they were when the jaundice occurs, the cause of the jaundice, and the severity. In any case, a physical examination is performed and laboratory tests are obtained if necessary.
Breastfed babies with physiologic jaundice should be fed 10 to 12 times a day, or every 2 to 2 1/2 hours, to increase there milk intake. On rare occasions, the doctor may advise that nursing be interrupted for 1 to 3 days if the bilirubin level rises too high. The mother can maintain her milk supply by expressing (pressing out) milk by hand or with the aid of a breast pump every 3 to 4 hours. Once the jaundice is under control, breast feeding may be resumed.
When jaundice does require treatment, a technique called phototherapy is usually used. Phototherapy simply means treatment using light. Light --either sunlight or artificial light-- speeds up the removal of bilirubin from the blood by the liver.
In phototherapy, the babies skin is exposed to special, high intensity lights often called "bililights". The baby's clothes are removed and the eyes are covered to protect them from the light. The baby is kept warm in an incubator or under a clear plastic shield that fits across the top of a crib. Temporary and usually minor side effects may include a rash or loose stools.
Phototherapy continues until the amount of bilirubin reaches and remains at a safe level. Some babies may need to stay in the hospital an extra day or two until this happens. The bilirubin level is checked regularly by testing a small sample of blood, often taken from the baby's heel.
Babies with severe ABO or Rh incompatibility or other severe forms of jaundice may need different and more rapid treatment. The most common and effective method is an exchange blood transfusion. During an exchange transfusion, a slender tube is inserted into the vein in the baby's umbilical cord stump. Blood is gradually withdrawn and is exchanged with the blood of a carefully selected donor. In this way, the excess bilirubin is removed. Exchange transfusions are performed with expert care and produce an immediate and significant decline in the blood bilirubin level.
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This year tho was a totally different experience. First of all we came prepared. We knew ahead of time that we would only attempt the short trail with both kids walking at their own speed. We had drinks and snacks in a cooler in the truck for after the hike. And brought along a cell phone for emergencies, and to take pictures with of coarse. So we set off on our hike.
Mason was very excited and mostly wanted to run.
Pip on the other hand was happy to stroll along at his pace, look at the trees, pick up a stick...thankfully my mom with with us, so she hung back with the Pip while I went ahead with Mason.
I guess the hike really wore out Pip, cause he found this bench and decided to take a break.
When we finished our hike, we walked out from the trail and this is the first thing Mason saw. Immediately, he takes off and was on a mission to climb. This thing has over 100 steps up. Last year, we tried to go up Eagle Tower, but the day we did it it was extremely windy and we only made it up half way.
So this year, Mason was on a mission to make it to the top...and off he went.
Half way up we saw an airplane fly by. He was really excited about it and didn't seem to mind letting go of the railings. I on the other hand was gripping the side with one hand and snapping pictures with the other.
Grandma and Pip stayed down on the ground, where it was safe.
And finally, we made it all the way to the top! He was super excited about it. Can you tell?
I am so proud of Mason that he doesn't have a fear of heights and had enough energy to make it all the way up and back. I didn't even have to carry him at all! Good job!
Whew, that was a lot of hard work. We had a nice cold drink and then went back to the hotel for a swim after we had made back down all those stairs!
Can't wait to go back next year and take Pip with us up the tower! What are some fun things you do on vacation with your kids?

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Observado en hojarasca
Two sightings on two separate mornings of one individual in the exact same spot. Makes me think it was the same frog. Odd we only saw one frog on all the trails we hiked in the park. Glad I didn't miss him!
se encontro una gran poblacion de esta ranita, a bordo de la quebrada pujamanes, se encontraban en las rocas, en la hojarasca y muy activas.
The yellow-striped poison frog (Dendrobates truncatus) is a species of frog in the Dendrobatidae family. It is endemic to Colombia. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical dry forests, subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests, subtropical or tropical moist montane forests, intermittent freshwater marshes, and plantations .


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The badge is up!
Thursday, January 10th, 2013 | Blogging, communication | Comments Off
Look to the right and you'll see the badge for "The Best Education Blog – 2012", thanks to all of you who have voted for e4Africa! It is gratifying to know that the blog still holds value for folks of the education fraternity.
Last year I had to disengage the "Comment" feature, owing to spammers trying to advertise everything from Louis Vuitton bags to Viagra. These messages are not machine generated, but were posted by real people targeting blogs with spam filters – how low can you go! It took a lot of my time to remove them every day.
Since your comments are a valuable source of information to me, as well as to other readers of this blog I am exploring ways to make the comment feature spammer proof and will restore it as soon as I've found a solution.
How can you make email work for you?
Friday, February 24th, 2012 | communication | Comments Off
Are you swamped by emails? Wonderful as this means of communication is, it can become a burden to wade through stacks of them. Here are a few tips to help you thrive and survive in the cyber world:
Unsubscribe to those newsletters you don't read.
Don't even open junk-mail items – make a habit of simply deleting them.
Handle a piece of email only once: read it, treat it and trash it; don't leave it for another time.
If you are the target (victim) of recycled jokes and other emails sent to you by friends and relatives with long mailing lists, ask them kindly to remove your name from their lists – tell them to send those items they feel would be of particular interest to you in a private email.
If you're inundated with emails, try standing while attending to them; it prevents you from being too leisurely about the task.
Communication trends
Saturday, February 5th, 2011 | communication | 13 Comments
Technology accelerated the pace of globalization – the result is a much smaller world, they say. The advance of technology made travel easier and communication faster, so that the illusion of a smaller globe is created.
It seems as if technology, while making communication easier and faster, also has other effects on the way we communicate.
"Can I send you an e-mail," one person asked.
"No, rather text me – I will get to it quicker than to my e-mail," another replied.
The e-mail – long hailed as a technological wonder – is fast becoming yesterday, while the SMS is the flavour of today. Doesn't matter if the SMS (short message service) restricts you to only a few words – who needs a long message if a short one will do?
Blogging is also changing. During the time of troubles in Iraq the world was alerted to what was happening there through blogs. This has changed – eye-witness reports of events in Egypt are brought to us through Twitter. We have now moved to micro-blogging as a way of receiving the news of the world.
Why use 140 words to report on something if you can do it in 140 characters?
What's next? We moved from long reports to a few words to a few characters. How short can we get? How low can we go? The bit?
How can I cope with cell phones in my classroom?
Tuesday, January 4th, 2011 | communication, technology | 1 Comment
When the use of cell phones in the classroom becomes a problem – because its use is viewed as distracting to learners – some schools ban its use altogether. You can imagine how learners resist this restriction.
Most learners in schools – even the poorest ones – have cell phones in their pockets or bags. Efforts to curb the explosive use of these devices are bound to be countered with learner schemes to use them in an illicit way.
Isn't there a better way to handle the situation?
How about using the fascination of learners with their cell phones to improve learning? This can be done if innovative ways are found to harness the phones in the hands of learners as teaching and learning tools. This approach has many apparent advantages:
Learners already own cell phones – you do not have to buy technology devices for them.
You don't have to introduce technology into the classroom – it is already there.
Since the instruments are the property of learners, you don't have to protect equipment against vandalism.
Children love their cell phones and are keen to show off what they can do with them.
Pilot projects are under way to determine practical applications of mobile phones in the classroom. A few simple uses are already evident:
By sending an interesting text message (SMS) in a target language to learners on a regular basis (even after school hours) their literacy is enhanced. Imagine how you could build the vocabulary of your class.
Mobile 'novels' are already available where learners receive bite size instalments.
When learners use the camera function of cell phones, they can record images of science experiments, or other visual displays, for future revision.
Some vendors of educational software are developing programs suitable for classroom use. With a cell phone a learner can see and hear, without disturbing the rest of the class.
The ubiquitous use of cell phones makes them ideal tools for teaching and learning. Keep your eyes – and minds – open for developments in this area in the future.
For more technology tips for teachers click here.
How can technology improve a teacher's communication flow?
Monday, December 20th, 2010 | communication, technology | Comments Off
The communication part of ICT – information and communication technology – must never be under-estimated. Technology has radically changed the way people communicate across the globe. You can send an e-mail to someone living on another continent or another hemisphere and receive a reply within seconds. Cell phones put communication in the hands of the poorest and most remote citizens. Even the way news is communicated to us has changed.
Technology places a number of communication tools in your hands, such as:
- cell phones (voice and text messages)
- social networks
- blogs, forums and chat rooms on the internet
- and we don't know what else may become available in the future.
But how do these tools help you in your classroom to improve communication? Let's look at a few examples:
E-mail can replace paper-based memos in a school. It allows you to send information and documents to colleagues and receive the same from them without having to walk to the photo-copy machine or your pigeon hole in the staffroom. With the press of a button you can communicate with teachers in others schools – even in other parts of the world – and exchange ideas and learning materials with them.
Through social networks and blogs it is possible for you to consult with subject and education experts around the world. These communication tools help you to build a personal learning network (PLN).
You can contact parents by e-mail. Some parents may not have e-mail facilities, but an increasing number of them are getting on-line, particularly since many cell phones are e-mail enabled. Alternatively, you can communicate with parents via a text message.
It is even possible to communicate with your learners through e-mail and blogs. If your school has computers but does not have internet facilities, you can still use internal e-mail to send homework assignments, class notes and other notifications. This will empower learners to use technology as a communication tool. And it will eliminate the excuse that the homework assignment slip was lost!
Technology allows you to communicate with others with greater speed and ease – and at lower cost – than ever before. It can help you to improve your communication flow.
For more technology tips for teachers click here.
My e-mail in-box – a Pandora's box?
Saturday, May 15th, 2010 | communication | 3 Comments
In Greek mythology, Pandora was the first woman on earth. The gods endowed her with many talents, amongst others beauty, musical skills and the art of persuasion.
One of her gifts was a box, which she was not allowed to open under any circumstances but curiosity got the better of her and she opened it. The result? All imaginable evils escaped and spread over the earth. She tried to close the box, but everything escaped, except one thing which was left at the bottom of the box …
I have a box which I simply have to open each day – curiosity impels me to open my e-mail in-box the moment the computer is switched on. And then out flies everything that has been boxed in overnight – all 187 of them. Circulars; newsletters; invitations to get rich very quickly (I have been specially selected to help a poor widow from Gabon to bring her millions out of her country and into my bank account); remedies to beautify and enlarge all aspects of my physique and improve my psyche; jokes – most of these have been circling the globe a couple of times over the past day. My colleagues insist on copying me in on all their correspondence – perhaps they feel I will be offended if they leave me in the dark, or otherwise they try to impress me with their diligence.
I am overwhelmed by emails; it takes an awful lot of time just to sift through them to find the ones that are of real importance.
At the bottom of the box there remains the one thing that did not fly out of Pandora's box: hope.
I hope that we will eventually find a way to use this tool as a time-saver rather than a time-waster.
SMSing while you walk may land you in the dwang
Sunday, July 19th, 2009 | communication | 4 Comments
Be careful where you click is sound advice for people who surf the web.
Be careful where you step is likewise good advice for people who are writing an SMS while walking in the street. A teenager in New York was so engrossed in sending a text message that she did not see an open manhole – and fell into it.
By word of mouse
Friday, July 10th, 2009 | communication | 5 Comments
You heard it at the water cooler. Or was it during passage gossip? You can't remember – but it doesn't matter, you heard it through the grapevine. Information came to you by word of mouth.
Things have changed. These days you hear it by word of mouse. Yes, news is only a mouse click away. You hear it via Twitter, or Plurk, or Facebook, or a blog, or a wiki, or an email.
Is there a difference? Not really, except that the world has shrunk incredibly. And as the world gets smaller, your sources of information get more and bigger.
No longer do you have to depend for information on a few people who happen to be working in your office, or live in your house, or in your neighborhood – folks who are probably as uninformed as you are. With the click of a button you have access to world experts – the world's information is on tap for you. Accurate information – relevant information.
Are we not privileged to live in this wonderful information age?
How much will internet connectivity cost me?
Thursday, May 14th, 2009 | communication, laptops | 2 Comments
Internet connectivity requires a line and an internet service provider (ISP). Your internet cost is determined by how much you pay for these two items. The hole in your pocket is further determined by the volume of data you download from the internet.
The rental of a slow dial-up line is lower than that of a broadband connection, but you pay for the time you are online. Since you pay for the amount of data you use with a faster broadband connection, you may very well find that the higher line rental is offset by what you save on the data download cost.
A great variety of package deals are available from ISPs and you must shop around to find the option that suits your needs and your pocket. In some cases the ISP may include the cost of the data line, which means that you only have to focus on one cost item.
The ISP options differ in terms of the level of service offered to you. A package may have a cap – this means you are allowed to download data to a maximum level, say 3 gigabytes. For this you pay a fixed monthly amount. If you exceed this allowance, you pay an additional fee, based on the amount of data you download.
It may be best for you to start off with a package with a low cap – this would be the cheapest option. Once you've used the internet for a while you will be able to determine your pattern of usage. If you need more than your cap, carefully calculate what the additional cost is, how often you are likely to exceed the cap, and if it would be cheaper to upgrade to a package with a higher cap.
Keep in mind that some packages lock you into a contract for a fixed period, typically twenty-four months.
After this long explanation, back to the question: What will internet connectivity cost you? There is no simple answer to this question. The cost to you as an individual is determined by the package you negotiate with an ISP and the volume of data you wish to download from the internet.
If you can't afford internet connectivity right now, you may be able to plug in at school to access the worldwide web.
Click here to find answers to more laptop related questions.
How can I achieve internet connectivity?
Thursday, May 14th, 2009 | communication, laptops | Comments Off
Internet connectivity means that you are connected – through your laptop – to the vast worldwide web of information, known as the internet.
The internet is a collection of computers all over the world, interconnected to form a massive network. These computers are from different manufacturers, use different operating software and are run by people in different countries. Communication between these disparate systems can only happen if the machines speak the same "language" – this is made possible through a set of common software standards known as protocols. These protocols allow you to view web pages, send and receive emails and transfer files between computers.
In order for such communication to take place you need two things:
- a line which connects the computers and over which data can be transmitted
- an internet service provider (ISP) who manages the protocols and makes it possible for you to send and receive data.
Think of an analogy. If you want fresh water in your home, you need a pipe. A plumber can be employed to lay the pipe and install a tap in your home. But you also need someone to source the water, clean it and pipe it to your home – in most cases it will be the local authority
Like the water pipe, you need a data transmission line. The options available are:
- dial-up line (telephone line) – this is the slowest option
- broadband landline – a faster option, but still dependent on physical connections, such as ADSL
- mobile connectivity such as 3G or HSDPA.
You also need an ISP. This is a company who will collect a fee from you for managing the protocols, making sure you are routed to the correct destination on the internet. The ISP may also provide you with one or more email addresses and space on the web, depending on the package you purchase. In the same way as some local authorities may also offer a plumbing service to lay water pipes to your home, some ISPs may act as one-stop shops by offering you internet connectivity, including both protocol management and the use of a line.
You have achieved internet connectivity when you've negotiated the rental of a line and obtained the services of an ISP. Once you are able to access the internet, you will know for sure that you are connected.
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Opened 3 years ago
Last modified 4 months ago
#21573 new defect (bug)
NOBLOGREDIRECT interfering with 404 errors
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When the NOBLOGREDIRECT constant is defined, 404 pages on the main site will not work and instead redirect to URL defined in NOBLOGREDIRECT. This is the cause of the maybe_redirect_404 action/function, which is not needed and should be removed.
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Change History (26)
comment:1 @SergeyBiryukov — 3 years ago
Related: ticket:13689:26
comment:2 @Frumph — 3 years ago
Post about subject here: http://frumph.net/2010/06/05/wordpress-3-0-multisite-subdomain-installation-noblogredirect-behavior-fix/
Includes simple behavior fix.
comment:3 @bungeshea — 3 years ago
It seems that the main purpose of this function was intended for sub-directory installs; it should be modified to first check if a subdomain install is active and, if so, bail early.
comment:4 @ottok — 2 years ago
This bug seems to be a very long standing one. Here is a fix from 2010: http://frumph.net/2010/06/05/wordpress-3-0-multisite-subdomain-installation-noblogredirect-behavior-fix/
comment:5 @bungeshea — 2 years ago
@ottok I have applied the fix to my own site (@Fruumph actually posted that same link above), but I thought a fix should be implemented into core.
@bungeshea — 2 years ago
Bail early in maybe_redirect_404 function on subdomain installs
comment:6 @bungeshea — 2 years ago
- Keywords has-patch added; needs-patch removed
comment:7 @Frumph — 2 years ago
@bungeshea what about those people who would want to use the define on subdomain installs?
validsubdomain.domain.com/notvalidsuffix/ this needs to redirect to error page
notvalidsubdomain.domain.com/ this needs to be able to use the define
comment:8 @bungeshea — 2 years ago
@Frumph I'm actually testing this code on my own site, and the behaviour is the same as when using the fix you posted about.
http://notvalidsubdomain.bungeshea.com/ redirects to location defined in NOBLOGREDIRECT (in this case, main site)
http://code-snippets.bungeshea.com/notvalidsuffix/ uses usual 404 error page
comment:9 @Frumph — 2 years ago
Your NOBLOGREDIRECT goes to the root page of the site is what you have it set for?
(re-read your comment)
comment:10 @bungeshea — 2 years ago
So what would you suggest? An option in Network Settings, perhaps?
comment:11 @Frumph — 2 years ago
No, my apologies, if the behavior you state is happening then i'm very cool with the end result.
the 404's going to the appropriate 404 page and the wrong subdomain going to the noblogredirect, that's expected behavior and how it should be. If your fix does that, then cool.
comment:12 @bungeshea — 2 years ago
Yep, that's what it does alright. It just disables the 404-redirect-to-NOBLOGREGIRECT-functionality on the front-end only, and only for subdomain installs (subdirectory installs aren't affected). The wrong-blog-redirect functionality is handled elsewhere.
comment:13 @Frumph — 2 years ago
Cool yeah, expected behavior ftw.
comment:14 @jeremyfelt — 2 years ago
#13689 was marked as a duplicate.
@jeremyfelt — 2 years ago
comment:15 @jeremyfelt — 2 years ago
- Milestone changed from Awaiting Review to Future Release
In a nutshell, from this ticket and #13689, with NOBLOGREDIRECT defined...
If I have /test/ setup as a subfolder site at mydomain.com:
- http://mydomain.com/test/ works
- http://mydomain.com/test/notapageurl/, or any non existent URL on the subfolder site, gives me a /test/ 404
- http://mydomain.com/anythingotherthantest/, or any non existent URL on the main site, redirects to the URL specified in NOBLOGREDIRECT
If I have test.mydomain.com setup as a subdomain site:
- http://test.mydomain.com works
- http://test.mydomain.com/notapage, or any non existent URL on the subdomain site, gives me a test.mydomain.com 404
- http://notsubdomain.mydomain.com redirects to the URL specified in NOBLOGREDIRECT
- http://mydomain.com/notapage, redirects to the URL specified in NOBLOGREDIRECT
It's that last item, where a 404 belonging to the primary site redirects to NOBLOGREDIRECT in a subdomain install, that is at the heart of the issue here. I would agree that this seems like unexpected behavior, though it appears like it has always been the behavior.
The current logic in maybe_redirect_404() checks for is_main_site(), but as stated earlier in this ticket and in the other, should probably look at is_subdomain_install() as subdomains are much easier to determine intent with when trying to guess if dealing with a missing site or a missing page.
21573.2.diff is a slight variance from the patch uploaded by bungeshea and adds ! is_subdomain_install() to the check before redirecting.
comment:16 @jadpm — 2 years ago
- Cc jadpm added
comment:17 @jeremyfelt — 21 months ago
- Component changed from Multisite to Bootstrap/Load
- Focuses multisite added
comment:18 @GrayHunter — 14 months ago
- Keywords needs-patch added; has-patch removed
So, when it is going to be fixed??
comment:19 @bungeshea — 13 months ago
@GrayHunter What more needs to be done?
comment:20 @l3rady — 11 months ago
This bug has just caught me out. Would love to see this patched in the next WP version.
comment:21 in reply to: ↑ description @Jornes83 — 7 months ago
Replying to bungeshea:
When the NOBLOGREDIRECT constant is defined, 404 pages on the main site will not work and instead redirect to URL defined in NOBLOGREDIRECT. This is the cause of the maybe_redirect_404 action/function, which is not needed and should be removed.
Now, I removed the line of NOBLOGREDIRECT in my wp-config file and the error page on main site is working but the link must be together with www or else it turns out to this url http://www.example.my/wp-signup.php?new=example.com when i type any url without "www". I tried to fix this with .htaccess file to make it work. But, it would affect all the subdomain redirect to www as well. Example result: www.sub1.example.com. I don't want this happen to my sub domain. Any php code i can implement into wp-config to get this resolved?
comment:22 @bungeshea — 7 months ago
@Jornes83: Please don't post support requests here, instead use WordPress Developers or the Forums.
comment:23 @slackbot — 4 months ago
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comment:24 @johnjamesjacoby — 4 months ago
Consider also the name of this constant being indicative of it's intention.
Which translates to me as:
Redirect to $here when WordPress performed a blog lookup, and found no blog
In @jeremyfelt's testing above, he's correct that the 4th test in the subdomain group is, at the very least, unintended behavior, and should be addressed.
I wonder, though, what happens (and what should happen) in a few other cases:
- A subdirectory installation, but http://noblog.bar.com is visited
- A subdirectory installation, but http://noblog.bar.com/hello-world/ is visited
- A subdirectory installation where the main site is also a subdomain like http://central.wordcamp.org but http://central.wordcamp.org/noblog/ is visited
- A subdomain installation where the main site is also a subdomain like http://central.wordcamp.org but http://noblog.wordacmp.org/hello-world/ is visited
- A subdomain installation where the main site is in a subdirectory like http://foo.com/blog/ but http://support.foo.com is visited
There's a bunch of goofy permutations that start to come down to server configuration, and WordPress can (should?) only make so many assumptions about this, and intelligently redirect to the most natural location when it doesn't find anything.


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Fall Feast!
Edmonton, AB
About this Event
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Liked the Pub Grub? Enjoyed Crawling Around Downtown? Haven't tried either yet? Here's your chance.
What better way to enjoy fall than cozying up with some of the best food that Edmonton has to offer.
We will be hitting Whyte Ave for a night of great food. Don't worry, for those of you who have already crawled on Whyte Ave we will be visiting different restuarants!
We're keeping the names of the restaurants we'll visit a secret for now, but follow us at @dishcrawlYEG for some hints! To reserve your seats, please register quickly. Tickets tend to sell out.
TO NOTE: The meeting location will be revealed to all ticket-holders 48 hours before the event via email. Vegetarian options are available but we may not be able to accommodate other dietary restrictions. As soon as you purchase your ticket, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll do our best to accommodate you.
We're sorry, but cancellations are only taken if given 48 hours in advance. Thanks for understanding! We dishcrawl rain or shine.
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Medical Workers Stage 48 Hour Strike Against Spending Cuts In Madrid
Health workers and supporters protest with a banner that reads... NachrichtenfotoBerufsbezeichnung,Demonstration,Gesundheitswesen und Medizin,Horizontal,Lesen,Madrid,Spanien,Spruchband,UnterstützerPhotographer Pablo Blazquez DominguezCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesMADRID, SPAIN - NOVEMBER 26: Health workers and supporters protest with a banner that reads 'Health Services are not for sale, but to be defended' outside La Princesa Hospital on November 26, 2012 in Madrid, Spain. Trade unions for the first time have called for a 48 hour health worker's general strike in the Madrid Region after Regional Government announced severe cuts and privatization of Medical Centers. (Photo by Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty Images)


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St. Louis (KSDK) - The organization In Defense of Animals (IDA) released a list of the "Ten worst zoos for elephants," and the Saint Louis Zoo ranked sixth.
The list was based on lack of space, unsuitably cold climates, and unnatural conditions that leads to deprivation, disease, and early death.
IDA says since the last time the Saint Louis Zoo appeared on this list, many unfavorable events have taken place, including exposing the entire elephant group to tuberculosis after 40-year-old Donna tested positive for the disease. They also state two calves contracted a deadly elephant virus, another suffered a miscarriage, and they have a history of chronic foot disease and arthritis due to inadequate space.
Saint Louis Zoo spokesperson Susan Gallagher responded to the accusations and said their elephant care "is based upon the latest advances in animal science," and they have a responsibility to conserve the species.
"Our elephant care staff of highly-trained professionals offers combined experience of more than 160 years; our professionals are on-call 24/7 to provide the highest quality care for the Zoo's elephants," said Gallgher.
Gallagher also says the Saint Louis Zoo is one of the leading institutions in the United States for diagnosing and treating the herpes virus, which was referred to in the IDA's release.


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This guide will help you become a better observer of wildlife, and help you understand the needs of different wildlife species and where they might be found on the land. You also will learn how to conduct your own inventory of different wildlife species and to monitor changes in their numbers over time. Finally, you will learn about statewide and national wildlife monitoring programs where your skills, knowledge, and data collection can contribute to broader wildlife studies.
Habitat management guide for American woodcock in the northeastern U.S.
New England's only native cottontail rabbit species is in peril. Over the past few decades, the New England cottontail has seen significant declines throughout its range, and the ongoing trend of habitat loss will further threaten the species in coming years. Fortunately, private landowners are in a position to make a significant contribution to the restoration of the species.
A document, published by NH Fish & Game and the Jordan Institute detailing how land use regulations can provide New Hampshire municipalities with tools for natural resource and wildlife habitat protection.
NH Fish & Game Fact sheet
Links to regional conservation plan for Bear-Paw Regional Greenways, based in Deerfield, NH.
This source contains information on what biodiversity is, how to preserve it, and the biodiversity in New Hampshire.
These workshop materials cover the use of co-occurrence analysis, both simple and weighted, for compositing a variety of data layers to make important natural resource and societal decisions.
Links to website of town of Swanzey, NH - an innovative conservation initiative using two oxen, "Buck and Ike" to promote land conservation.
Links to website of the Town of Belmont, NH's conservation commission, with materials related to regulation and voluntary measures to protect wildlife and habitats.
A conservation plan for the Seacoast region in NH, completed by TNC, SPNHF, the Rockingham Regional Planning Commission, and the Strafford Regional Planning Commission, completed in 2010.
Links to the Forest Society website where you can order this NH-specific publication and connect with other online resources about land protection.
A blog with postings about wildlife volunteer events, workshops, and volunteer opportunities related to the NH Coverts Project volunteer program.
A description of the role of NH Coverts Project volunteers, including duration, roles, and dates of service.
A 2-page brochure describing the NH Coverts Project, a wildlife volunteer program sponsored by UNH Cooperative Extension and NH Fish & Game.
An index of conservation lands created by the town of Grantham, NH (2008)
This New Hampshire-based publication examines the other benefits -- financial and otherwise -- to communities of leaving land as open-space.
Developing effective communication in your community takes time and the involvement, commitment and support of key individuals and organizations. However, the results will be worth it for all members. The following are important points to consider.
You can realize your full potential as a steward of your forest by using this guide, entitled Forest Resource Management: A Landowner's Guide to Getting Started.
These workshop materials are designed for anyone interested in getting a basic introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and learning how to make maps of NH online. The materials focus on NH's free online GIS mapper (the NH GRANIT Data Mapper).
Second edition 2010. The purpose of this guide is to provide New Hampshire landowners, and the professionals that work with them, practical recommendations on sustainable management practices for individual forest ownerships. From this website, the entire book or individual chapters can be viewed and printed as pdfs or individual chapters can be viewed and printed as html.
Website containing raw GIS data and other online tools for mapping of natural resources and other community resources in New Hampshire.
An online mapping program for the state of NH, that you can use to create maps that include many natural resource features.
About the NH Wildlife Action Plan: Habitat Stewardship Brochure Series publications. Links to UNH Cooperative Extension website.
This brochure focuses on headwater streams as wildlife habitat, including how to identify good habitat, threats to these habitats, which wildlife are found in headwater streams, and what landowners can do to help protect these areas for wildlife.
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Compensation costs up 3.4 percent in 1999
January 31, 2000
Compensation costs for civilian workers increased 3.4 percent for the year ended December 1999. This compares with over-the-year increases of 3.4 percent in December 1998 and 3.3 percent in December 1997.
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Wages and salaries for civilian workers rose by 3.5 percent from December 1998 to December 1999. This followed over-the-year rises of 3.7 percent in December 1998 and 3.8 percent in December 1997.
Benefit costs were up 3.3 percent in the 12 months ended December 1999. This compares with over-the-year increases in benefit costs of 2.6 percent in December 1998 and 2.1 percent in December 1997.
These data are from the BLS Employment Cost Trends program. Learn more in "Employment Cost Index—December 1999," news release USDL 00-27. The over-the-year changes reported in this article are based on not-seasonally-adjusted data. Also, the data in this article are for nonfarm private industry and State and local government; employees who work on farms, in private households, or for the Federal Government are not included.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Compensation costs up 3.4 percent in 1999 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2000/feb/wk1/art01.htm (visited October 09, 2015).
Recent editions of Spotlight on Statistics
New estimates of personal taxes in Consumer Expenditure Survey
In 2013, the Consumer Expenditure Survey improved its personal tax data.
Trends in long-term unemployment
Long-term unemployment reached historically high levels following the recession of 2007–2009.
Housing: before, during, and after the Great Recession
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Oregon Track Club Elite's Nick Symmonds won the 800 meters at the USA Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field on Sunday.
Symmonds and Khadevis Robinson staged a tremendous duel over the final 50 meters, with Symmonds holding on for first place at 1:45.86. Robinson took second at 1:45.97, while former Washington standout Ryan Brown placed third at 1:46.67.
Former OTC Elite runner Christian Smith was fourth at 1:46.92.
Curtis Anderson covered UO track and field for The Register-Guard from 1990-96, and again since 2005. He covered the 2012 Olympic Games in London, in addition to the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials in New Orleans (1992), Atlanta (1996) and Hayward Field (2008 and 2012). He is the winner of the Jesse Abramson Award, presented by the Track & Field Writers of America for excellence in coverage in 2008.


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|Josh Gomes discusses the game in "Hebrish/Englew"
with several players on the Grades 8-9 Basketball Team
Josh scored big on his visit with the Grades 8-9 Basketball Team (they captured third place in the 2011 Tel Aviv Basketball Competition). The team's makeup reflects the inner-city public school's international student body (nearly 900 Jews, Christians, and Muslims from 48 countries) — with roots in Israel, Sudan, Darfur, Ghana, Sierra Leone, the Philippines, Eritrea, Russia, Dominican Republic, and Columbia, among other countries.
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Today's Calendar: Fur, Sing-Songing, theater and more
Dog lovers, don your Saturday night best. It's time once again for the annual Fur Ball. The 2013 edition will be 7 p.m. today at the Abilene Civic Center, 1100 N. Sixth St. Cost: Adults, $30; children (12 and younger), $15; dogs, free. Tickets: Available at Rescue the Animals, SPCA, 5933 S. First St., 698SPCA; Casa Authentique, 201 Walnut St., 673-1190; credit card orders, 672-4456.
ACU Sing Song
Speaking of annual, the second and third performances of the 57th Annual Abilene Christian University Sing Song are today at 2 and 8 p.m. at Moody Coliseum on the campus of ACU. Tickets: Saturday matinee, $18; Saturday evening, $24
Hello, Dolly!
A performance of "Hello, Dolly!" will be held at the Van Ellis Theatre, Hardin-Simmons University, at 7:30 p.m. today. Tickets: $10 regular admission; $7 seniors, military and students; $5 HSU faculty, staff and students, and available at the door or online at www.hsutx.edu/tickets. Information: 325-670-1405
Don't Miss the Train
A performance of "Last Train to Nibroc" will be presented at the Abilene Community Theatre, 809 Barrow St. at 7:30 p.m. today. Tickets are $15: For advance reservations, call 325-673-6271. Box office hours are noon to 5 p.m. weekdays. Information: 325-673-6271
'Picasso' Theater
"Picasso at the Lapine Agile" will be presented at the Ryan Little Theatre, McMurry University today at 7:30 p.m. Optional dinner (reservation required) starts at 6:30 p.m. before the performance. Tickets: $20 dinner; $7 regular admission. At the door or online at www.mcm.edu. Information: 325-793-3889
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|Washburn Rural Middle School
WRMS Activities & Clubs
Are you looking for something to do? Check out the clubs available at WRMS. Click on an activity/club for more information.
Breakfast Club
If you are a reader, if you're having trouble finding good books, or if you just want to try it out, come to a Breakfast Club meeting!
After School Academic Program (ASAP)
ASAP is an after school program provided for students who need additional time to work on assignments. ASAP meets in the library on Tuesdays from 3:00 to 5:45 PM. Upon entering the library, students will need to sign-in to ASAP. Parents must come into the library and sign-out their student. Students may work on computer keyboarding, computer assignments, homework, or read a library book.
Click the link above for details.
Math Club
Come join Math Club. We meet every Tuesday from 3:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. We work through rich math problems and prepare for three contests.
Nature Club
Nature club is for the kids who want to learn more about nature. They go on field trips to learn more about the world outside. Mrs. Walters and Mrs. Brubaker take the time to teach them about nature. If you're a kid that enjoys nature and science this is the club for you!


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Reiki Colours is beautiful healing music by Andreas. Specially timed 5 minute tracks that are ideal for a Reiki treatment.
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2 Chainz height and weight
2 Chainz (formerly Tity Boi), is an American hip hop recording artist from College Park, Georgia. His real name is Tauheed Epps he is born on September 12, 1976. He was first known for being one-half of southern hip hop duo Playaz Circle, alongside longtime friend and fellow rapper Earl "Dolla Boy" Conyers. They were best known for their debut single "Duffle Bag Boy". He is currently signed to Def Jam Records, an imprint of Universal Music Group.
On February 14, 2013, Epps was arrested in Maryland for marijuana possession when he was going to a concert at UMES. Epps was then cited and released.
2 Chainz's Height is 6 ft 8 in or 196 cm
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Many press releases from Whisky PR firms come with a cocktail recipe or two. Rather than waste the hard work of bartenders who created those recipes, we're sharing them with the WhiskyCast community here. Recipes provided by whisky companies and their PR firms will be identified as such, and just because a recipe specifies a certain brand doesn't mean you can't use what you already have at home.
October 17, 2013 – Here's another recipe courtesy of Kate Laufer and the folks at Sidney Frank Importing Company that uses Rye with their Bärenjäger Honey & Bourbon Liqueur:
1 part Bärenjäger honey and bourbon
1 part Rye Whiskey
½ part VSOP cognac
½ part simple syrup
2 dashes of Regan's Orange Bitters
Combine all ingredients in a mixing glass, add ice and stir until well-chilled. Strain into a chilled cocktail coupe or martini glass. Garnish with a lemon twist.
October 17, 2013 – Kate Laufer of Sidney Frank Importing Company passed along this recipe for a Halloween cocktail using Bourbon and Jägermeister:
2 parts Jägermeister Spice
½ part Bourbon Whiskey
¼ part simple syrup
3 dashes of Angostura bitters
Add all ingredients to a large rocks glass, add ice and stir well. Garnish with a large orange peel.
October 17, 2013 – Sometimes, it pays to actually read the in-flight magazines during a trip. United's Hemispheres Magazine published this recipe from London's Burger & Lobster for a cocktail named after the first signer of the Declaration of Independence. Given the turmoil in Washington lately, perhaps a statesman-like cocktail is just what's needed…
1.5 ounces of Chivas 12 or any other Blended Scotch Whisky
2/3 ounce of lemon juice
2/3 ounce of vanilla syrup
1 teaspoon of simple syrup
2 dashes of Angostura bitters
2.5 ounces of Samuel Adams Boston Lager beer
Shake the first five ingredients with ice and strain into a 16-ounce highball glass, then top with beer.
October 17, 2013 – Now that U.S. government workers are back on the job after the end of the federal shutdown, veteran mixologist and Drambuie brand ambassador Anthony Caporale created this take on the classic Rusty Nail for those who might be a "little bit rusty" after the shutdown:
Fill a mixing glass halfway with ice and add:
3/4 oz. Drambuie Scotch Liqueur
3/4 oz. Maker's Mark Bourbon (or any Bourbon, Rye, or Scotch Whisky)
Stir to chill and dilute, then strain into a Rocks glass over fresh ice.
October 17, 2013 – Alexa "Pixie" Bowler of Cowboy Ciao in Scottsdale, Arizona created this Southwestern-themed Bourbon cocktail:
1.5 ounces "Breaking and Entering" Bourbon by St. George
1.5 ounces Butternut Squash Agua Fresca*
0.5 ounce rich coconut sugar syrup
0.5 ounce Frangelico
4 fresh sage leaves
Muddle sage and coconut syrup in a mixing glass. Add all other ingredients and shake for 30 seconds. Double strain into a glass coffee mug filled with ice. Garnish with fresh grated nutmeg and sage leaves.
*Butternut Squash Agua Fresca:
In a mixing bowl, combine the juice of one small butternut squash (approximately 2 1/2 cups), 1 cup of raw maple syrup, and 1 cup of coconut milk. Stir until combined.
October 17, 2013 – Louisville-area mixologist Marie Zahn created this cocktail recipe for Beam's Basil Hayden's Bourbon by combining two classic cocktails, the Blinker and the Brown Derby:
2 parts Basil Hayden's Bourbon
1 teaspoon Honey Syrup*
1 teaspoon Raspberry Vinegar
Grapefruit Soda
*Honey Syrup:
In a small saucepan, heat 1 cup of honey and 1 cup of and water. Stir until fully incorporated, then let cool and refrigerate.
Add Basil Hayden's Bourbon, honey syrup and raspberry vinegar over ice in a Collins glass and stir. Top with grapefruit soda and garnish with a grapefruit peel.
October 17, 2013 – Here's one of Fred Noe's Halloween cocktail recipes using Jacob's Ghost White Whiskey:
2 parts Jacob's Ghost White Whiskey
1 half orange slice
1 stemmed cherry
2–3 dashes of bitters
1–2 sugar cubes
A splash of club soda, lemon-lime soda or ginger ale
In an Old Fashioned glass, muddle the orange slice, cherry, bitters and sugar cubes. Fill the glass with cracked ice and add bourbon. Gently stir the cocktail to bring the fruit up and around the ice. Splash with your choice of soda.
October 17, 2013 – Fred Noe passed along this recipe for a Halloween-themed cocktail using Jim Beam Devil's Cut:
1 1/2 parts Jim Beam Devil's Cut
2 parts fresh pressed apple juice
1 part fresh lemon sour
Combine ingredients in a mixing glass. Serve with or without ice in a cocktail glass and garnish with a lemon wheel or apple wedge.
October 17, 2013 – This recipe was provided by the folks at Speyburn and Inver House Distillers:
A dram of Speyburn Single Malt
1 teaspoon of honey
Boiled water
1 slice of fresh lemon
1 cinnamon stick
1 clove
Put the honey in a mug and dissolve in a little boiled water, then add Speyburn Single Malt. Top up with more boiled water, add the cinnamon stick and cloves. Leave to stand for about 5 minutes, then take out the cinnamon stick and cloves. Add the fresh lemon, stir well, and serve.
July 5, 2013 – Noted chef Michael Symon is working with Knob Creek on a series of summer events, and created this cocktail:
1 ¼ Parts Knob Creek Rye
½ Part fresh lime juice
½ Part orange liqueur
¼ Part white Crème de Cocoa
Pour all ingredients into a shaker, then shake vigorously with ice and strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with lime wheel.


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Escape to the AAA 4-Diamond Hilton San Diego Bayfront and save 35% on regular rates. This $109-per-night deal includes daily self-parking over the following dates:
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This waterfront hotel boasts a newly renovated outdoor space featuring a saltwater infinity pool, children's splash zone, expanded fitness center and poolside lounge. Stroll through the neighborhood to the restaurants and shops in the trendy Gaslamp Quarter, just a short walk over the hotel's sky bridge.
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Cluster munitions are a large, and growing, problem. If their use continues to spread, and the number of those using them continues to grow, they may become an even greater humanitarian and development challenge than anti-personnel mines were in the 1990s.
Attention is now being focused on cluster munitions, a general term for a variety of weapons that disperse a large number (anywhere from 10 to several hundred) of submunitions, or bomblets, over a target area. The submunitions are placed in a container that can be dropped from aircraft or delivered by means of artillery shells or missiles. The submunitions, which are designed to explode on impact, are released from the container some distance above the target area, and are armed as they fall. During the last 20 years, wars in Europe, Asia and the Middle East have clearly demonstrated the unacceptable humanitarian consequences of this type of weapon, not only during wars, but also long after armed conflicts have ended. There are two main causes of this. First, cluster munitions cover large areas, and so do not discriminate sufficiently between civilians and military personnel. Depending on the type of cluster munition, the size of the area they cover ranges from a few hundred square metres to about 20 hectares, equivalent to 40 football fields. In many cases where cluster munitions have been used extensively, they have been used in areas where there is no clear separation of civilians and military personnel, such as cities and agricultural areas. When used in such areas, weapons that cover large surface areas with explosives almost invariably affect civilians.Second, cluster munitions often produce a large number of 'duds', i.e. submunitions that have failed to explode as intended. These highly unstable explosive devices remain lying on the ground, on roofs or in collapsed houses, or are caught in trees. In practice, duds have the same effect as anti-personnel mines, injuring or killing innocent civilians, for example when they are rebuilding destroyed houses or resuming vital agricultural activities.Because the proportion of duds is generally high – 25% is not unusual – and because these weapons are often employed in large numbers, the number of duds can be extremely high. Civilians can continue to suffer casualties and injuries years after a war has ended. Efforts to clear areas of duds and to assist victims are often extremely resource-intensive. Poor countries with limited resources can only focus on these efforts at the expense of other development aims. According to the Landmine Monitor, the international community provides about USD 400 million per year to assist affected communities in clearing munitions. Norway contributes about USD 39 million of this amount. Any future proliferation of cluster munitions would greatly increase the need for assistance from the international community. Not only would the humanitarian costs be unacceptable, but a heavy economic burden would fall on affected countries.
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We're barely halfway into the year and already, there have been a flurry of pet food recalls. The sheer number of brands has been surprising, as have the names of the brands involved; we've seen recalls from some of the industry's most respected companies. How and what we feed our dogs (and ourselves, for that matter) is such a fundamental issue that we've decided to do a series of articles on pet food safety, starting with a report on a few of the most recent recalls. We examine the reasons behind them, lessons learned and what we might expect in the future.
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It took a while for Congress to fully awaken, but in 2010, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) was given more power with the passage and then signing into law by President Obama of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). The act marks the most sweeping food-safety reform since the Great Depression.
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Six years ago, in 2007, veterinarians began seeing a surprising number of companion animals—primarily dogs—with kidney problems; in September of that year, the American Veterinary Medical Association alerted the FDA that they had had reports of a Fanconi syndrome–like disease that appeared to be associated with the consumption of chicken jerky treats made in China. As a result, the FDA issued its first cautionary warning—not a recall—for those treats. In early January 2013, after the FDA had spent years investigating whether or not jerky treats from China were harming (and killing) pets, these treats were finally voluntarily recalled.
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The Randolph Theater opened December 23, 1918 after being delayed for months due to construction materials being in short supply due to World War I. It could seat 845, and was built for showing movies only, one of the earliest Loop houses built without a stage.
It was designed by the noted Chicago theater architect Henry L. Newhouse, who work also includes the Metropolitan, Peerless, Howard, and Atlantic Theatres in Chicago, among others.
The Randolph Theater, located on Randolph Street near State Street (near the Colonial [formerly Iroquois] Theatre—which was replaced by the Oriental Theater in 1925), was within walking distance of many of the larger Loop houses of its day (such as the State-Lake Theater, the Apollo [later United Artists] Theater, and the Woods Theater).
Part of the smaller Jones, Linick and Schaefer circuit, which also ran the popular Orpheum Theater and Rialto Theater elsewhere in the Loop, the Randolph Theater was not anywhere near as fancy or large as its many neighboring movie palaces.
Instead of an orchestra, it had a lone organist, and also did not have a very large staff. Still, because of its location, at one of the Loop's busiest corners, and its policy of catering to those who could not make shows at sold out showings at other theaters, it was a success.
The Randolph Theater usually showed second-run features, often films that had played the major houses over a year earlier. It also leaned towards a male audience, playing mostly adventures, westerns or war films. In 1927 it was taken over by the Universal Pictures chain, who operated it into 1928.
The Randolph Theater closed in 1933, and was replaced a year later by the popular German restaurant, Eitel's Old Heidelburg Inn (which had debuted at the 1933-34 World's Fair in Chicago), with its famed old German-style facade which included a clock with figures that moved as a song played each quarter hour.
Later home to Ronny's Steakhouse, the building was demolished in the late-1990's and replaced with the Noble Fool Theatre (which retained the Old Heidelburg facade and restored it to close to its original appearance). Unfortunately, the Noble Fool, a live theater company, was not successful at its new home between the Oriental Theatre and a Border's Bookstore and closed in early 2004. Argo Tea moved into the space after the Noble Fool vacated it.
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Main dining hall of Ronny's Steakhouse was constructed in the Randolph's auditorium. When I ate there in the late 90's auditorium ceiling was still intact. All sorts of strange characters in there. Festive atmosphere in this restaurant, with colored lights and an entrance to some sort of night club at rear…a remainder of what Randolph street was in the 70's.
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In the book entitled IMAGES OF AMERICA CHICAGO ENTERTAINMENT BETWEEN THE WAR 1919-1939 by Jim and Wynette Edwards ISBN : 0738523305 published by Arcadis an imprint of Tempus Publishing Inc.
On page number 85 there is a very nice picture of the Randolph
The photo is courtesey of The Historical Society of America,Elmhurst,Illinois it is a picture of the marquee and it shows the whole buld.
Here is a view of the Heidelberg interior. The space is now occupied by an Argo Tea.
Here is the corrected link. That's right, the facade is all that is left of the Heidelberg, which is somewhat ironic, as it was a new facade for the Randolph Theater, none of which still exists. The Argo Tea is in the former Noble Fool space.
Nice item B. That's what Ronnie's dining room looked like as well. Only:
1) Remove the fine light fixtures and replace them with plastic models
2) Remove the carpet and put in cheap tile floor
3) Get rid of the tables and linens and put in lunch room furniture
4) Turn the light level down by about half
5) Put an enclosed night club sort of VIP area at the top of the stairs in the rear
It sounds awful. But it was actually pretty cool in a seedy, 70's, 42nd Street sort of way.
Randolph Street is definitely great today. But despite what some say, I don't think it is better than it was in the 70's and 80's. I think it is just great in a different way now.
Here is a 1926 view featuring the Randolph's State Street marquee. In 1920, Jones, Linick, and Shaefer bought out a vacant site on state for a new second lobby cutting through to the Randolph.
I worked at the Noble Fool Theater from its move there to the end. It's a shame the theater couldn't have made a go of it. It was a cozy main theater, with a smaller one down the hall and a cabaret bar in the basement. And haunted too. I heard strange music and singing one afternoon while locking up when we didn't have a show that night. No one next store at the Oriental either that might have been rehearsing. Didn't scare me, but I didn't stick around to find out if more was coming. The foundation was not current, as they probably just tore down the previous building to build new. That foundation, visible in the crawl space was very old mismatched stonework. Solid, but could it still emanate vibrations from the past as well?
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Never before have the Binghamton Senators won a Calder Cup. They can change that fact with a victory on Tuesday night.
The Calder Cup Final shifts back to Houston on Tuesday after the B-Sens earned a 4-2 win against the Aeros in Game 5 on Saturday night in Binghamton. Despite the fact that they are a solid 60-minute away from being crowned champions of the American Hockey League, the B-Sens -- who are 9-2 on the road this postseason -- are taking nothing for granted.
"If you want to be a championship team, you can't get complacent at any time," forward Zack Smith told the Binghamton Press & Sun-Bulletin on Monday. "We're one win away from a championship, and we're going into a barn with a desperate team. They've played great all series, and if we get complacent, that's just not going to work. But I think we're pretty confident in ourselves."
Offense hasn't come easily for the B-Sens in this series, as they've averaged just 2.2 goals per game after averaging nearly double that over the first three rounds. Indeed, execution will play a huge factor in determining whether or not Binghamton can finally attain its first AHL championship.
"We just need to play how we play," said Bobby Butler, who went 10-11-21 in 36 games for Ottawa this season and has 12 goals in 22 AHL playoff games. "We're a pretty good road team. We've just got to continue that -- just go there and focus on us, focus on that first period, first five minutes."
Despite the fact that his team finds itself on the brink of elimination, Houston coach Mike Yeo believes the confidence hasn't wavered in the dressing room.
"We'd rather be where they're at," said Yeo, who was Dan Bylsma's assistant coach in Pittsburgh before accepting the Houston job last summer. "We're not. I think that there are enough things for us to still be optimistic. Obviously, they've got two chances to win it, and we have to make sure that we approach the next game as a Game 7. Our season's on the line. But I think that what we've seen when we're playing our game and we're doing the right things, we've seen the result that we have on them. We've done a nice job of creating turnovers, exposing some things in their own zone and controlling the play with the puck."
Binghamton will be without assistant coach Steve Stirling, who underwent emergency bypass surgery on Sunday. Stirling, who coached the New York Islanders from 2003-06, runs the club's defense and power play.
"Binghamton Senators assistant coach Steve Stirling experienced chest pains while at the Broome County Veterans Memorial this afternoon," the club said in a statement released Sunday night. "Coach Stirling was then taken to UHS Wilson Medical Center in Johnson City, where he underwent successful quadruple bypass surgery and is now resting comfortably."
Should the Aeros win on Tuesday night, Game 7 will be played on Thursday at 8:05 p.m. ET. You can catch all the action on the NHL Home Ice channel on Sirius/XM Radio.


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