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I am probably missing some details but I started by suggesting that I was expecting the final 11 holes to be released last week and that is when he mentioned the inconsistent assays in a couple of holes that were holding up the PR. He said that sometimes the lab makes mistakes, sometimes lab employees are inexperienced and that the holes in question kept coming back with different values. He said he thinks the lab has figured out why this is happening and it should be resolved in a couple of weeks. My first suspicion was that there might be some sort of nugget effect going on that would not be consistent when the core was resplit. Anyway, as I said, I suggested to Darrin that if assays in question were NFG this inconsistency would not occur or would be immaterial. Darrin began talking about the previous 8oz hole and said that he always fears having to downgrade reassays in a subsequent PR and that if revisions are ultimately necessary, upward revisions are preferred. This is a credibility thing and I think he is right.
Then I asked about drill plans and he said thaey have a drill company from Timmins that works really fast so all they will need is 2 rigs. A bunch of holes in the next little while then a break and back to work for a total of 40,000 meters by September.
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HTC Dream Confirmed as G1
HTC's Dream has had its full design and naming scheme exposed courtesy of a leak today from Android Guys. Now known as the T-Mobile G1, the phone exactly matches the design seen in videos and in Google's own prototype. The smartphone is dominated by its touchscreen but has a more ergonomic "banana" shape and a full QWERTY keyboard exposed through a Sidekick-style sliding display; a trackball replaces the traditional D-pad and lets owners use certain features one-handed.
T-Mobile will also hand over more control of the phone's branding to Google; while the carrier logo will sit up top and MyFaves support is expected, the phone's back will prominently display the Google logo. Previous reports would also point to the interface remaining chiefly in Google's hands rather than being dictated by the carrier.
3G data access, GPS and Wi-Fi are all believed to be a part of the open-source phone.
An official announcement is still expected sometime ahead of a November release date with T-Mobile, which may sell the G1 for an unusually low price thanks to a possible ad-subsidized service where customers pay less in exchange for viewing occasional ad banners.


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Jenna Lockwood, left, and Kristen Welch apply for a marriage license today at the Forrest County circuit clerk's office. The applications were part of the Campaign for Southern Equality WE DO Campaign. Five lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender couples requested, and were denied, marriage licenses. / Bryant Hawkins/Hattiesburg American
As part of a national group's effort to bring attention to the issue of equality for gay, lesbian and transgender individuals, five lesbian couples from the Hattiesburg area applied for marriage licenses at the Forrest County Circuit Clerk's office on Wednesday.
"The law in the state of Mississippi does not allow me to issue this," said Forrest County Circuit Clerk Lou Ellen Adams, as she denied the licenses to all five couples.
The We Do Campaign, a project of the Campaign for Southern Equality, based in Asheville, N.C., will bring gay couples to 10 towns in the South to apply for marriage licenses. Hattiesburg was the campaign's first stop this month.
Kristin Welch, 27, of Hattiesburg applied for a license with her partner, Jenna Lockwood, 25.
"We felt that it was important as a symbolic gesture to request that license to put a face with the people who are being discriminated against," she said.
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Melmoth, KwaZulu-Natal - A Cape Town motorist who has been served with several traffic fine notices from two KwaZulu-Natal local municipalities, as well as e-toll accounts from Gauteng, is convinced somebody is using his car registration illegally.
Ashraf Adam, 50, said he got his registration number in March 2014 when he bought a new car. In the next three months, he received three traffic fine notices from Mthonjaneni Local Municipality in the Melmoth area, one from Umlalazi Local Municipality in Eshowe, and several e-toll accounts.
Adam said that on receipt of the third notice from Mthonjaneni he was summoned to court.
"I had to drive from Cape Town to Melmoth to defend myself."
The traffic fines ranged between R200 and R300 and the e-tolls between R300 and R400.
"When all the amounts are added up, it is a huge sum."
Adam said he had paid R4000 for the four-digit registration and "shortly after that, I started getting traffic fines".
The car in the picture printed on the notices was not his. It was a silver Volkswagen Golf - like his - but a different model.
"Somebody inside the system is tipping off somebody else."
The frustrated motorist said: It's way too much of a coincidence for another silver Golf to have the same registration as mine."
Adam said he failed to get an answer from the authorities. He contacted the Road Traffic Management Corporation but his e-mail bounced back with a message: "The inbox of this e-mail is full."
"I tried calling the number but nobody answered," he said.
He had written to the Mthonjaneni authorities, who insisted that he go to court.
Since June, his affidavit to the Gauteng Department of Transport had received no reply.
Adam said he was considering getting a new registration.
KwaZulu-Natal transport spokeswoman Zinhle Mngomezulu said the national database showed Adam as the sole owner of the registration number.
"This means that there's no duplicate. However, it might be that someone is using his plate. I will inform all the officers to be on the look-out for this registration."
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By Edwin S. Rice
His eighty years regarded me, I'm sure,
As fifty years of at-their-mercy sap;
And thus we took the supermarket tour
On Saturdays before my father's nap.
I'd trail his steps and listen while he'd state
The facts on melons while he'd thump their side.
"The fools," he's day. "They picked this one too late."
Then proudly chose another that he spied.
But reading labels, that's what took the time
He'd show me how to figure price and weight,
And how wise computing saved a dime.
I'm thinking, Dad, it's getting kind of late,
On thinking back, what was the hurry then,
I'd love to hear that melon-thump again.
My Dad
By Edwin S. Rice
A stern, determined countenance he had.
Unquestioned were the bidding words he said.
But positives apply when there are "nine,"
We never knew the spoil of, "All mine."
He never praised nor pardoned, and we knew
To "knock if off," when he said, "That will do."
I never felt the "touted, special lad,"
But still, to me he was a special dad.
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Morrow's college buddy Pat Green had been following a similar path with even greater success, and Morrow enjoyed a career boost when Green recruited him to help record an album of classic country covers, Songs We Wish We'd Written. Morrow continued to record and tour at a frantic pace, and eventually he moved 200,000 discs in Texas through his own label, but in January 2005 Morrow's career hit a serious bump when he was arrested for drunk driving and possession of cocaine after being pulled over by police driving 100 miles per hour. Morrow was able to strike a plea bargain that reduced the DUI charge to a misdemeanor, and drug charges were dropped due to the small amount of cocaine found, but the brush with the law had a serious effect on Morrow; he cleaned up his act, began focusing on his spiritual side, and began dating a woman who would soon become his fiancée. In 2008, Morrow released Vagrants and Kings, an album that featured several songs affirming his renewed faith in his own rough-and-tumble way, which received nationwide distribution under a new deal with Universal's Sustain label. ~ Mark Deming
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Todd Peguignot had tried Alcoholics Anonymous and it didn't last.
Clean for about two years, the York County man was living in Missouri when he had a relapse in 2003. That's when he turned to Celebrate Recovery, a similar program, but one that is Christ-centered.
"There's a lot of programs that say they're 'Christian-based,'" said Peguignot, of Dover. "This program is Christ-centered as opposed to Christian-based."
"Christ-centered" is more specific in addressing problems through the teachings of Christ, whereas "Christian-based" is a more generic model, said the Rev. Robert Reidy of Church of the Open Door in West Manchester Township.
Celebrate Recovery ended up helping Peguignot with more than his 20-year struggle with alcohol.
"I ended up restoring my marriage," he said.
Eventually, Peguignot returned to York County and began attending Church of the Open Door. He was soon asking Reidy why Open Door did not sponsor a Celebrate Recovery group.
It was an idea Reidy was already thinking about. The pastor had been involved in the first Celebrate Recovery groups in New England while leading his former church in Massachusetts.
"It's such a great where-the-rubber-meets-the-road kind of ministry," Reidy said. "People come to Celebrate Recovery meetings and they're desperate."
The church had to go through a year of training to be able to become a Celebrate Recovery site. The program kicked off in January and about 30 people attend the 7 p.m. Thursday sessions.
Sessions are split into 26 weeks of teaching and 26 weeks of testimony by alternating weeks. Peguignot serves as the ministry leader. The program is not just for drug and alcohol abusers, Reidy said.
"I say this regularly," he said. "Everybody should go through Celebrate Recovery."
The program identifies negative "hurts, habits and hangups," Peguignot said. It is free and open to anyone.
"If people don't know who Jesus is, that doesn't mean they're not welcome," he said. "We're just there to show them how Jesus can heal their hurts, habits and hangups."
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New bishop to speak: Bishop Jeremiah Park of the Susquehanna Conference of the United Methodist Church will deliver the morning message April 7 at Winterstown United Methodist Church.
Park will speak at 10:30 a.m. with a message titled: "We Are Witnesses of These Things." The bishop is visiting Winterstown UMC to recognize the church's 50th anniversary in its current building and 185 years of organized religion in Winterstown.
Born in Jae Chun, Korea, Park was assigned to the Harrisburg area in July. He graduated from Seoul Methodist Theological School, as an honor student, with a Bachelor of Divinity degree and cum laude from the Theological School of Drew University with the Master of Divinity degree. He received his doctorate in ministry from Drew in 1990.
Married to Elizabeth (Lisa) Hyeja in 1974, Park and his wife emigrated to the United States in 1976. They have two children: Cathy, who was married to George Wang in 2003, and Matthew.
Winterstown will have one service April 7 and Park's message is open to the public. A catered meal by reservation only will follow the service at the fire hall. The church is at 12184 Winterstown Road in Winterstown.
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Our mother's [Ernestine (Sanders) Strelesky] body was sent to Dubuque for burial. I went with Aunt Norma – our mother's wish. Our dad [Jack Strelesky] and Eunice, Alice and Herb went to Grandma Sanders [Josephine (Uhlrich) Sanders]. The flu epidemic was so bad everything was closed – schools, churches, department stores and all public buildings – theaters too. People were not allowed to gather. I often wonder if our mother even had a funeral mass. There was a graveside service. This took place in Feb. It was so cold that the priest conducting the services told the men … [Read more...]
Marjorie Strelesky Journal, Part 6 of 6
Marjorie Strelesky Journal, Part 5 of 6
When the family moved from Dubuque to Omaha our mother [Ernestine (Sanders) Strelesky] was very homesick and lonely for the Sanders family. Grandma Sanders [Josephine (Uhlrich) Sanders], her mother, sent Aunt Norma to Omaha to keep our mother company. As a young adult she was quite different from the person she later became. She was very popular, had many friends, and got along with our dad [Jack Strelesky]. She got an excellent position with the telephone company as night chief operator. As a result any courting that was done by her boyfriends had to be done in … [Read more...]
Marjorie Strelesky Journal, Part 4 of 6
The Final Story of Shep, the dog This is a story my dad told me when the family lived in Omaha. Eunice and I weren't born yet. The family had a collie dog called "Shep." Poor Shep, as all living things do, left this world. Our dad [Jack Strelesky] told our mother he would get rid of the dog. Dad was a taxidermist and had a shop in the low rent district of Omaha. He thought the family – Herb, Alice, and our mother [Ernestine (Sanders) Strelesky] – would like old Shep made into a fur rug. He skinned old Shep for the "pickle barrel" to cure him for … [Read more...]
Marjorie Strelesky Journal, Part 3 of 6
One Christmas Aunt Norma spent with us. There were a lot of letters going back and forth between Alice Strelesky and Dubuque, so Alice knew Aunt Norma was there. When her box was opened there was a present for Grandma, Irene, Eunice and me but nothing for Aunt Norma. A.N. cried. In the early years Aunt Norma was very good to Herb and Alice. Alice could have put something in her box if it were only a little remembrance from the 10¢ store. I remember how bad I felt for Aunt Norma. Grandpa and Grandma Sanders [Ernest Vincent and Josephine (Uhlrich) Sanders] each … [Read more...]
Marjorie Strelesky Journal, Part 2 of 6
Before Vatican II the day before Christmas was a day of fast and abstance [sic, abstinence]so Christmas Eve for supper we had oyster stew. Then came Christmas Eve. The sheet was taken down between the living room (parlor as it was called) and dining room and we saw the Christmas tree for the first time. Uncle Frank [Sanders] and his family and Uncle Al [Sanders] and family arrived and Grandma [Josephine (Uhlrich) Sanders] and Irene [Sanders] had gifts for everyone. A gift or two was held back for Eunice and me so we'd have something to open, too. There was lots … [Read more...]
Marjorie Strelesky Journal, Part 1 of 6
This is part one of six journal entries that I have for Marjorie Strelesky, the sister of my paternal grandmother Eunice (Strelesky) Lightcap. ------ Feb. 26, 1993 Today is my 74th birthday and I think this is a good time to start this journal. It will be about my thoughts, perhaps opinions, and memories – some good, some bad. I decided to do this about Christmas time, but never got started until today. Like I've said to fallen away Catholics I meet in my hospital work, "It is later than you think." I'd like to start with my earliest Christmas and … [Read more...]
Strelesky Family Worksheet
I've been organizing my great-grandfather John Joseph Strelesky's parents and sibling information in a worksheet. Included is any birth, marriage, death, and burial information that I have. Enjoy! … [Read more...]
Obituary: Marjorie Strelesky
Marjorie Strelesky was the daughter of John Strelesky and Ernestine Sanders. She was a sister of my grandmother, Eunice (Strelesky) Lightcap. Marjorie was born in Sheridan, Sheridan Co, Wyoming, February 26, 1919. She died January 15, 2001, in Cedar Rapids, Linn Co, Iowa. Interment made at Cedar Memorial Mausoleum. Her obituary published in The Gazette (Cedar Rapids-Iowa City) on Tuesday, January 16, 2001 . Transcription of obituary: Marjorie Strelesky , 81, of Silver Pines Assisted Living Community, died Monday, Jan. 15, 2001, in Mercy Medical Center … [Read more...]
Marie Strelesky Surprise Party
I was sleuthing through Google Newspaper Archives, news.google.com/newspapers/ when I found this article published in the Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, IA) regarding a surprise party for my great-grandfather's sister Marie Strelesky. It was published on Sunday, February 18, 1906, page 2. Article transcription: Miss Marie Strelesky was pleasantly surprised by a number of friends at her home on Saturday evening. Cards and other games were the order of the evening, after which refreshments were served. Those present were: Misses Julia Farkes, Elizabeth Pinch, … [Read more...]
Obituary: Marie (Strelesky) Smith
Marie (Strelesky) Smith was the daughter of Frank Strelesky and Fannie Hainey, and an older sister of my great-grandfather John Joseph Strelesky. She was born March 27, 1877, in Mineral Point, Iowa county, Wisconsin. She died August 21, 1942, in Dubuque, Dubuque county, Iowa. She married Theodore M. Smith in Sioux City, Iowa, on November 23, 1911. They had three children: Alexander, Leonard and Marcella. She is buried in Mount Calvary Cemetery in Dubuque. Her obituary appeared in the Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, IA) on Friday, August 21, … [Read more...]
Obituary: Rose (Strelesky) Weber
Rose (Strelesky) Weber was born on December 20, 1873, in Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin. She was the second of nine children born to Frank and Fannie (Hainey) Strelesky. (Other spellings: Streletzky and Streletsky) She was the sister of my great-grandfather, John Joseph Strelesky. Her other siblings: Agnes, Marie, Amelia, Lavina, Albert, and Alexander. One sibling's name remains unidentified, being born between 1880 and dying before 1900. Rose married Joseph Christoph Weber on September 22, 1893, in Chicago, Illinois. Together they had nine children. I know … [Read more...]
Marriage: Eunice Strelesky and Albert Lightcap
Eunice Strelesky and Albert Lightcap are my grandparents, and figuring out their correct marriage date has been challenging. Both my dad and Uncle Bill told me that their parents married in December 1935. I used that date since, as their sons, they should know. Then I stumbled upon an announcement published April 14, 1936, in The Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, IA) saying they married January 4, 1936. Aha! December 1935 or January 1936 - close enough. I assumed that Dad and Uncle Bill had been mistaken. Odd that BOTH of them remembered the wrong date, but … [Read more...]
Death: Ernestine (Sanders) Strelesky
My great-grandmother, Ernestine (Sanders) Strelesky, died of pneumonia, following an attack of influenza, during the Spanish flu pandemic. She was pregnant when she died in Sheridan, Wyoming, on February 5, 1920. She was 32. Ernestine is buried at Mount Calvary Cemetery in Dubuque, Iowa. Ernestine was born in Galena, Jo Daviess co, Illinois, on November 20, 1887, to Ernest and Josephine (Uhlrich) Sanders. She was the oldest of eight children. A Roman Catholic priest married Ernestine and Jack Strelesky in Dubuque, Iowa, on September 19, 1906. They had four … [Read more...]
Frank and Fannie (Hainey) Strelesky Family Chart
I've been working identifying the family of my great-grandfather, John Joseph "Jack" Strelesky, for quite some time. To say it's been challenging is to put it mildly. Jack was one of eight children born to Francis Strelesky and Frances Hainey. He was the oldest boy. His siblings, in order from oldest to youngest: Agnes, Rose, Marie, [Jack], Amelia "Mildred", Levina, Albert Frank, and James Alexander. All were born in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. I've created a three-generation family chart of my Strelesky research. If you can add anything to my research, let me … [Read more...]
Updated Descendant Reports
I updated reports for the descendants of Andreas "Anton" and Eva Barbara (Schick) DEININGER , Nicholas and Mary (Casper) BAUSMAN, Philip and Julia (Stoft) BAUSMAN, Johann J.H. and Henrietta (Koch) BOHNSACK, Levi and Mary (Smith) LIGHTCAP, Frank and Fannie (Hainey) STRELESKY, and Johann Jacob Dietrich and Catherine Maria Magdalena (Bohnhoff) WULFF. These reports are based on my research. Accuracy is important to me; if you see an error, please let me know. … [Read more...]
Marriage: Amelia Strelesky and James Arthur Moore
Amelia "Millie" Strelesky was a younger sister to my great-grandfather, John Joseph "Jack" Strelesky. Millie was born July 1883 in Mineral Point, Wisconsin. She was the fifth of eight children born to Frank and Fannie (Hainey) Strelesky. Millie married James Arthur Moore on May 21, 1907, at Superior, Douglas Co, Wisconsin. They had two children: Dorothy and Albert. According to letter written by my grandmother's sister, Alice (Strelesky) Humphrey, Millie and James divorced and she raised the children by herself. Here is the transcribed information from the … [Read more...]
Jack Strelesky's Taxidermy Shop Damaged by Fire
When Jack Strelesky lived in Sheridan, Wyoming, he ran a taxidermy shop. On April 6, 1917, fire damaged the shop. An article discussing the fire ran in the Wyoming State Tribune-Cheyenne State Leader on April 6, 1917. Transcription of article: Taxidermist's Shop Damaged By Fire Sheridan, Wyo., April 6 - Damage to the extent of about a hundred dollars was caused by a fire which started in the loft of the building on East Fourth street, occupied by the taxidermy shop of J.J. Strelesky last night. It was discovered shortly before 9 o'clock and an alarm … [Read more...]
Marriage: John Joseph Strelesky and Ernestine Bertha Sanders
My great-grandparents, John Joseph Strelesky and Ernestine Bertha Sanders, were married September 19, 1906, by a Catholic priest in Dubuque, Iowa. They had four children: Herb, Alice, Eunice and Marjorie. In 1920, Ernestine and her unborn child died of influenza in Sheridan, Wyoming, during the Spanish Flu pandemic. … [Read more...]
Marriage: Rose Streletzky and Joseph Christoph Weber
Tracking down the siblings of my great-grandfather, John Joseph Strelesky, has been challenging. Fortunately, there aren't too many people with this last name, so when I find it, I can usually determine pretty quickly whether or not they are related. One night I was using FamilySearch.org and found the marriage certificate of Rose Streletzky and Joseph Weber. Rose was Jack's older sister. She married Joseph Christoph Weber on September 22, 1893, in Chicago, Illinois. From the documents that I've seen, her last name is consistently spelled Streletzky. The rest … [Read more...]
John J Strelesky, Edes Robe Tanning Co. locates at South Omaha
My great-grandfather, John J Strelesky, of the Edes Robe Tanning Co. came from the home office in Dubuque, Iowa, and opened an office in South Omaha, Nebraska. An article was published in the Omaha World Herald on December 5, 1909 discussing the new venture. Transcription of article: Edes Robe Tranning Co. Locates at South Omaha John J. Strelesky of the Edes Robe Tanning company, who comes from the home plant at Dubuque, has secured an office at 2415 Q street, South Omaha, and will take orders there this winter. He will open a branch factory next … [Read more...]


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Friday, December 17, 2010
527: Rickett's Xtracycle
Wife's first Xtracycle! Its first use is for hauling Prometheus Springs drinks to do demos at local grocery stores. Sweet to double the cargo carrying capacity of our household especially since we're sans car.
Bike: Diamond Back Response Comp 2004
Install: Easy, but needed 9-spd chains and 9 more inches of rear brake housing since it's a disc brake equipped bike.
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Felix Tinio
Grade 2, P.S. 37
D'Kyri Kelly
Grade 5, P.S. 11
Tiffany Fahmy
Grade 8, P.S. 11
A poster depicting flags of the world on a holiday ornament – created by Jersey City eighth grader Tiffany Fahmy of P.S. 11 – today was named the grand prize winner of PATH's annual Holiday Poster Contest.
The grand prize winning poster, which will be installed and displayed in PATH stations and on rail cars throughout the holiday season, was unveiled during a ceremony at the Journal Square Transportation Center in Jersey City. In addition to Ms. Fahmy, D'Kyri Kelly of P.S. 11 was named the winner in the grade 3-5 category and Felix Tinio of P.S. 37 in the category for students in grades K-2.
"The dedication and talent exhibited by all the students who participated is simply amazing," said PATH Director/General Manager Stephen Kingsberry. "This contest not only showcases the PATH system and the importance it plays in the lives of so many of these students' parents, but also the creative abilities of our students in developing ideas and putting them on paper."
This year's event included a musical performance by the Jersey City Arts Brass Ensemble in the concourse area of the Journal Square station.
PATH's annual holiday poster event, which began 25 years ago, features the artwork of local students from 27 Jersey City primary schools. This year, prizes were awarded in three grade categories: K-2, 3-5, and 6-8.
Each of the winners received four tickets to the "Radio City Christmas Spectacular" and complimentary 10-trip PATH SmartLink cards, provided by the Port Authority, to get the winners and their families to and from the show. The Port Authority also gave the winners $50 American Express Gift cards. The winners also received art supplies from the Jersey City Visual and Performing Arts Department and Jersey City Board of Education.
Through a partnership between PATH and the Jersey City Board of Education's Visual and Performing Arts and under the guidance of their art teachers, students submitted approximately 500 holiday posters to PATH for judging.


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Jorge Montt Glacier
|Jorge Montt Glacier
|Tidewater glacier
|464 km2 (179 sq mi) [1]
|Retreating [2]
Jorge Montt Glacier is a tidewater glacier located in the Aisén Region of Chile, south of the town of Caleta Tortel. It lies at the north end of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, within Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. The mouth of Pascua River is located in the vicinity of the glacier calving front.
The total drainage area of the glacier is about 510 km2 (200 sq mi). The glacier's ice is thinning most at low elevations, where air temperature is the highest. Ice thinning between 1975 and 2000 averaged 3.3 m (11 ft) per year over the entire glacier, and reached 18 m (59 ft) per year at the lowest elevations. The glacier calving front experienced a major retreat of 8.5 km (5.3 mi) in those 25 years as a result of rapid thinning. [2] The glacier calves off icebergs into the Baker Channel.
In 2000, the NASA wrote:
Conventional topographic data from the 1970s and 1990s were compared with data from NASA's February 2000 Shuttle Radar Topography Mission to measure changes in the volumes of the 63 largest glaciers in the region over time. The researchers concluded the thinning rate of the Patagonia Icefields more than doubled during the period from 1995 through 2000 versus the period from 1975 to 2000.[3]
In December 2011, a new study was published. "The study was presented by glaciologist and CECs researcher Andrés Rivera, who focused his investigation on changes in the glacier between February 2010 and January 2011. Using a series of 1,445 photos taken throughout this period, scientists found that the glacier shrank roughly 82 feet each day, receding more than half a mile in the course of the year."[4]
This attracted worldwide attention (see 'External links').
See also[edit]
- ^ USGS. "P 1386-I - Chile and Argentina - Wet Andes: Southern Patagonian Andes". Retrieved 2007-03-19.
- ^ a b "Recession of the Jorge Montt Glacier, Patagonia". EO Newsroom: New Images. NASA. Retrieved 2007-03-19.
- ^ archive.org: [1]
- ^ Juan Francisco Veloso Olguin: Jorge Montt glacier the fastest shrinking in Chile, study finds, santiagotimes.cl 7 December 2011
External links[edit]
- spiegel:de time-lapse photos showing how fast the retreat of this glacier happened in one year
- spiegel.de: Video
- The melting of Jorge Montt Glacier
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text: The first lady, Michelle Obama broke gound a produce and herb gargen on the White House grounds today. They will be planing spinach, broccoli, kale, collard greens and assorted herbs. Some of the produce will be cooked in the White House kitchen and some will be donated to a local soup kitchen.Getty Images photo.


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What the killer(s) did today was
nothing less than a contemporary sacrifice to Moloch, in whatever form
Moloch manifests himself today—the appeasement of a voice in the head,
most likely. Evil, even if it is loosed due to mental illness, is an
effort to destroy the common good by making good appear powerless,
ineffectual, weak. Today saw a horrifically effective effort to give
evil a victory. It has opened a portal and brought Hell to earth. -- John Podhoretz, Gehenna in Connecticut, Commentary (hat tip The Jersey Nut)
America now has its second worst mass shooting. And it, as usual,
accompanied by calls for gun control. It's no coincidence that we have
had quite a few spree killings in such a short time. The lavish coverage
of every shooting by the media encourages every shooter to think that
he will be famous if he goes out and kills. And that is exactly what
Our shooters are creatures of the media, not the NRA. A media that turns killers into celebrities and then warns that the only way to stop more shootings is by cracking down on firearms.
But no amount of media coverage ever stopped a man with a gun. It only encouraged him. It takes a gun to stop a man with a gun. That is the hard truth of human affairs. It is why we have a Second Amendment, it is why we have armies and police, and it is why people own guns.
There is no going back to a time before people owned guns. There is no going back to a time when violence did not exist. There is only the reality that killers stalk the streets and that we can either defend against them or take comfort in empty outrage.
Guns stop shootings. Not all the time and not every time, but they do. Gun control does not. Media coverage calling for gun control does not. [snip]
The media will pretend that this sort of thing only happens in America. It doesn't only happen in America. It happens where killings do.
Gun control isn't about putting an end to horrors, it's about controlling people. And people who are used to being controlled have even less ability to cope with the uncontrolled and the uncontrollable.
Regulators think about the big picture. They don't think about the individual. They think only about how to control people who follow rules. But shooters, by definition, do not follow rules. They are men who have stepped outside the system and care nothing for its rules. They want to kill, and they will find a way. And when they come, the only way to stop a gun is with a gun. (Sultan Knish, Friday Roundup)


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Former Rutgers University and Hunterdon Central High School lacrosse standout Mike Diehl signed a contract to play professionally for the Philadelphia Wings of the National Lacrosse League.
As a Rutgers midfielder from 2009-12 Diehl posted career totals of 59 goals and 17 assists. He was named the 2009 Al Twitchell award winner, given to the team's most valuable freshman.
"It feels great to have become a part of the Philadelphia Wings organization and the NLL," Diehl said in a press release issued by Rutgers. "I am proud to be part ...


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We cycled 76 miles in the scorching sun, through a torrential downpour, over miles of rumble strips, and into lightning. It was not an uneventful day!
Storm Chasers
By noon the thermometer on my GPS read "108 degrees" in the direct sun. But it dropped to 74 within the hour as we witnessed the storm brewing ahead. I light-heartedly said "Let's ride until it pours." And then it did. Within 5 minutes the rain dumped from the sky, the thunder crackled, and the lightning came crashing down around us. We quickly ran into a ditch and waited for Noonie to rescue us. We then sat in the RV for an hour waiting for the storm to pass. It stopped as fast as it had started, and the roads dried immediately with the renewed heat. We were delayed but not derailed.
I am crazy about dogs, but the dogs around here are just downright crazy. At least 12 of them tried running us out of town today, 5 more chased us from behind fences, and 4 would have eaten us alive but the leash attached to their necks saved us. At one point a pack of 6 Jack Russell Terriers chased us down the street. I need to purchase some dog treats to distract them…
Connections and Interviews
Our day started with two women at a healthcare center brushing us away because they were concerned about losing their job if they told us what they loved about it. Hmmm. That spoke volumes… With that, the bar was low, so we took off ready for anything! Here are the wonderful people we met today…
Brenda – a gas station clerk in Jessup who loves that the community visits her every day. As we were chatting, a former colleague, Filton walked in. They worked together in 1993 and are still friends.
Filton – a retired General Manager for a hotel who loved meeting people from all over the world. He now busies himself with 24 grandkids.
Deniece – a Rural Letter Carrier who has been delivering mail in Jessup for 25 years. She loves seeing the best and the worst of the weather, loves being outside every day among nature, and loves that she gets to deliver good news to people. When you watch her interview (www.youtube.com/themoxieride) you'll understand why someone at the Jessup Post Office astutely did not restrain this bundle of sunshine in a back office position!
Danielle – a gas station clerk who just started her job but is looking forward to meeting new people in this role.
Reggie – Assistant Manager of the Gordonia State Park who has worked for the park for 23 years and loves the outdoors and loves teaching kids about the park and about nature. What makes him stand out in his job is his flexibility – he knows just about everything there is to know about the park and will gladly maintain, service, and fix anything to keep it in fabulous condition.
Watch the Videos and Join the Virtual Ride Contest to Win in an iPad
You can view all of these interviews on The Moxie Ride channel on YouTube.
The contest is on! In our first week we have had over 300 views on The Moxie Ride channel on YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/themoxieride. People are voting for their favorites – have you? You can also join the contest – just upload your own video and invite your friends to vote for you when it's posted.
Some interesting sights today:
* The Crummy Cemetery (see the picture the right)
* Peach trees
* A cabbage patch
* 5 turtles (alive) and resting on a log
* More drivers waving "hello!"
* Hills (933 feet of climbing today!)
* gnats gnats and more gnats
* Speaking of….we saw 2 flying confederate flags (Jeff asked where the Mason Dixon line was. I said not here!)
Today's Stats
Day 11 miles: 76.00
Total miles: 743.32
Day 11 road kill count: 14 (including remnants of an armadillo – that makes 6 in a row!)
Total road kill count: 168
Day 11 weather high: 108 degrees (which then dropped immediately to 74 in the storm)
Ascent: 933 feet (we strapped on our first climbing legs today)


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It's easy to see where the name eggplant came from with these white beauts, spotted from Angel Ridge Farm at Madison County Farmers & Artisans Market.
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This guide to Asheville-area tailgate markets is supplied by Appalachian Sustainable Agriculture Project. For more WNC listings, visit http:// from here.org.
With recent unseasonable temperatures reminding us that fall is one month away, now is the time to savor the flavors of summer still available at area tailgate markets.
In fact, now's the time to try new varieties of summer favorites like eggplants, peppers and beans. Angel Ridge Farm offered up eggplants and peppers that stopped shoppers in their tracks this past weekend at Madison County Farmers & Artisans Market. Striking ...


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The Gun Store is now a Daniel Defense Stocking Dealer.
Hunting Season is really popular in the state of Texas. It may not be time for hunting season any time soon, but here's a heads up about you should be doing to get ready for next hunting season due to some rule changes in regards to hunting in the state of Texas.
As you may know by now, the Texas Parks and Wildlife commission is proposing to implement the use of suppressors or also known as, silencers on guns used for all hunting purposes. Although this is the case, licensed gun owners are now using suppressors while doing their shooting activities and implementing the use of suppressors to all hunting activities will be treated the same as most shooting activities . Rest assured, hunters will also gain benefits from this new rule.
For those who do not know much about suppressors or rather misinformed about suppressors, here is the explanation that you will need for you to realise that this rule is actually good for you. First off, suppressors and silencers are different from one another even though it was depicted in some Hollywood film that they are one in the same. Hollywood films are not the best sources for factual information. Second, suppressors are not made as a muzzle to your firearm. They are just used to reduce the sound made from your firearm to prevent your ear drums from getting damaged and reduce the noise pollution made by guns every hunting season.
The court proceedings regarding this rule will commence on the 28th of March in the state's capital city, Austin, Texas.
Most people would mistake the function of silencers from the function of suppressors. In order to correct this misconception, suppressors are used to reduce the noise that a gun makes and while a silencer eliminates all the noise that your gun makes. There are known benefits of using a silencer and/or a suppressor. In this article, you will be informed about why it is now important to use a silencer and/or a suppressor.
The most known benefit of a suppressor and/or a silencer is to protect the gun user from damaging their ear drums. The second known reason is, obviously reducing noise pollution that is created by guns. It is a known fact that there are several gun enthusiasts have suffered from hearing loss, because most of them don't use a silencer or a suppressor during target practise or while they are hunting.
Aside from the two benefits mentioned above,you will contribute to the reduction of noise pollution in your environment. Furthermore, you will also increase your shooting precision when you practise using a gun with a silencer and/or suppressor. Lastly, the state of Texas is encouraging gun enthusiasts to use silencers and/or suppressors to reduce the rate of gun shot noises and reduce the deafness rate caused by gun use. These benefits alone are valid reasons why you should practise using silencers and/or suppressors in the state of Texas during your target practise sessions and hunting activities.
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Bonds yields, which had been rising sharply for the last several days, pulled back some, bringing relief to investors worried about higher interest rates.
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 19 points, or 0.1 percent, to 15,030 in the first hour of trading. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose four points, or 0.2 percent, to 1,650 and the Nasdaq composite added 13 points, or 0.4 percent, to 3,602.
Best Buy and Urban Outfitters rose sharply in early trading, leading an advance in the retail sector.
Best Buy rose $3.03, or 10 percent, to $33.79, the biggest gain in the S&P 500. The electronics retailer said it earned 32 cents per share in the last three months, much better than the 12 cents per share analysts expected. Most of the growth came from cost-cutting and focusing on online sales.
Urban Outfitters jumped $3.47, or 9 percent, to $43.35. The Philadelphia-based teen retailer reported a 25 percent surge in second-quarter income as sales rose across nearly all its brands.
Home Depot earned $1.24 per share in the three months ending Aug. 4, three cents better than analysts' expectations. The Dow member also raised its full-year earnings and sales outlook, due in large part to the improving conditions in the housing market. However, Home Depot's stock edged down 41 cents, or 0.6 percent, to $74.75.
The better news on retailers was a respite for investors, who have spent the last week and a half getting disappointing earnings and sales outlooks from some of the nation's largest store chains. Wal-Mart, Macy's, Kohl's and Saks all cut their sales forecasts, raising worries that the American consumer might be cutting back.
"The fact that some of these retailers were giving mixed signals was somewhat disconcerting," said Phil Orlando, chief equity market strategist with Federated Investors.
It wasn't all good news in the retail sector, however. Barnes & Noble plunged 16 percent after the bookseller's first-quarter loss more than doubled and the company's chairman called off his offer to buy the company's stores. Excluding one-time items, Barnes & Noble lost 86 cents per share, more than the 81 cents Wall Street analysts had expected.
In the bond market, the source of a lot of investor worries recently, yields declined modestly after nearly two weeks of increases. The yield on the benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.83 percent from 2.88 percent late Monday.
Bond yields are important because they are used to set interest rates on many kinds of loans, including mortgages. Investors have worried that a sharp rise in borrowing costs could disrupt the recovery in the U.S. economy.
The Federal Reserve has been buying $85 billion worth of bonds every month to keep interest rates low and encourage borrowing and hiring. Now that the economy appears to be on the mend, investors expect the Fed to cut back on its purchases as soon as its September policy meeting.
"We're not talking about the Fed pulling the plug on the economy here," Orlando said. "We're talking about the Fed looking to normalize bond yields because the economy is improving."


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The planet of Gamilon is the home-world of the Gamilon race. They are a group of aliens that exist in the Star Blazers Universe, that colonized the planet many years in the past. This most unusual planet had two crusts: the true crust, and a thinner upper layer formed by the planets many volcanoes. But the planet was having many problems. The Volcanoes were releasing a large quantity of sulfuric acid, which was contaminating most of the water on the planet, as well as destabilizing the planets crusts. There were quite a few people living on the planet, so there was great concern over the survival of their civilization. This spurred the Gamilons to search for another suitable planet to terraform into one they could live on. Sometime between the year 2190 and 2195, the Gamilons found earth.
A planet that was already having massive geological problems, the destruction of Gamilon was probably speed up by the Star Force's attack in the year 2200. After luring them there, the Star Force turned the tables on the Gamilons by setting of a chain reaction in the volcanoes that destroyed the largest (and maybe only) city on Gamilon.
The Planet eventually caved in on itself shortly before the Gamilons and their leader Desslok left to the original home of the colonists, the Galman Empire. They all witnessed it's final moments aboard their starships before leaving the Magellanic Cloud.


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Bear's Picnic Veggie Dip Recipe
A colorful array of vegetables served with this delicious dip added more appealing finger food at the teddy bear theme party. A nice accompaniment to the sandwich, this popular appetizer would be a welcome snack just about anytime. -Susan Schuller, Brainerd, Minnesota
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 1 cup (8 ounces) sour cream
- 1 package (1.7 ounces) vegetable soup mix
- 1 package (10 ounces) frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1 can (8 ounces) water chestnuts, drained and chopped
- Assorted fresh vegetables
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the mayonnaise, sour cream and soup mix. Stir in spinach and water chestnuts. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Serve with vegetables. Yield: 3 cups.
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1 serving (2 tablespoons) equals 99 calories, 9 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 10 mg cholesterol, 185 mg sodium, 3 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 1 g protein.
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Neb. university chancellor girds for budget cuts
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Harvey Perlman hinted Thursday that looming state budget woes could spell painful cuts for the school, a prospect he compared to "lingchi," a form of Chinese torture known as "death from a thousand cuts."
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University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Harvey Perlman hinted Thursday that looming state budget woes could spell painful cuts for the school, a prospect he compared to "lingchi," a form of Chinese torture known as "death from a thousand cuts."
During his annual "State of the University" address at the Lied Center for Performing Arts in Lincoln, Perlman said he expects the university to be asked to cut its budget next year - for the eighth time in the 11 years he has served as chancellor.
"It is true that throughout this period, we have made significant progress," Perlman said. "However, I do not think a university can constantly cut its way to greatness. Lingchi is not a recipe for success."
Nebraska legislative committees are meeting this year to help identify state-funded programs, such as the university, that could see their budgets reduced by the full Legislature when it convenes next year. The committees are supposed to identify cuts totaling 10 percent of state general-fund appropriations for all agencies under their purview so lawmakers have options when they face what could be a $680 million budget deficit.
Like other state-funded agencies, the university has already made cuts to help offset the worst state budget crisis in recent memory. It didn't get an overall funding increase this year, nor did it receive one for next year; adjusting for inflation, it gets less money from state government than it did a decade ago.
Funding problems over the past decade have prompted widespread reductions of university programs.
"We can neither be oblivious to nor discouraged by our economic circumstances," Perlman said. "We must continue to find creative ways to advance the mission of the university with fewer resources or to generate more revenue. We must explore every way of extracting dollars from peripheral or support programs to invest in our priorities."
Perlman also outlined the university's priorities as the institution looks to the future, including undergraduate education, continuing to grow enrollment and fostering research.
The university's recent switch to the Big Ten Conference played into Perlman's forecast for UNL. Perlman said he hoped the university's Big Ten status would further encourage growth in enrollment, but also hinted that UNL must catch up to other Big Ten members in federal research funding.
UNL enters the Big Ten near the bottom of member schools in federal grants.
"If we are to close the gap with our new Big Ten colleagues, we will need a major effort from every college," Perlman said. "For disciplines that have the potential for securing external grants to fund research projects, our expectations have to be for a high level of competitive success."
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Book your room at Campanile Lourdes
Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel near Sanctuary of our Lady of Lourdes
Situated in Lourdes, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of House of Sainte Bernadette and Sanctuary of our Lady of Lourdes. Basilica of the Immaculate Conception is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) away.
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a meeting room, and free newspapers are available at this hotel. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided.
Room Amenities
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. Event facilities measuring 430 square feet (40 square meters) include a meeting room. This Lourdes hotel also offers a terrace and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Terrace
- Total number of rooms - 49
- Number of floors - 2
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (feet) - 430
- Conference space size (meters) - 40
- Number of buildings/towers - 2
- One meeting room
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Flat-panel TV
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer (on request)
- Shower/tub combination
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Coffee/tea maker
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- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 7 AM and 10 AM.
Onsite venue - This restaurant serves dinner only. Open select days.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Downhill skiing nearby
- Playground on site
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Hotel Tugu is a fully-featured five-star hotel with rooms decorated in a traditional Javanese style. The traditional beauty of this place, however, doesn't mean that modern fittings are replaced by antiques. On the contrary, flat screen TVs are tastefully housed in old-style wooden cabinets, large plush beds sit on polished hardwood floors and the bathroom is modern in every sense. The real draw here is the whole-of-hotel experience with top-notch service levels, peaceful common areas and a museum full of old Javanese antiques. It's a top place and certainly the best in town -- if it's within your budget, go for it.
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The tasting room at the Medlock Ames Winery in Healdsburg was originally an old farm store. Designed by Will Wick of San Francisco-based Wick Design, the interiors now feature a zinc tasting bar, salvaged lighting fixtures, and a large communal table with 1950s Walter Gropius chairs. N.B.: Check out the Alexander Valley Bar next door; same owners, same designer, similar vibe—only with cocktails. Photographs by Joe Fletcher.
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When taxpayers are being asked to foot the bill for the medical benefits of part-time public officials, they have a right to know who is drawing those benefits and how much they cost.
That common-sense position now has the force of law, thanks to state Superior Court Judge Lawrence M. Lawson's recent ruling that Middletown, which provides a group health plan for its employees, must disclose the names of those who are enrolled, and the cost and type of coverage elected by each employee.
A township resident, Lee Brewer, made a request under the Open Public Records Act for the names of everyone, including employees, retirees and appointees, who received health coverage from Middletown since Jan. 1, 2008.
While Brewer got most of the information he requested, the names of the people receiving the health coverage were redacted. He sued to get the employees' names, job titles and the coverage they selected.
Lawson's decision should move the state one step closer to prohibiting self-insured towns from providing medical benefits to part timers.
Reforms in 2010 prohibited new part-time government employees and elected and appointed officials enrolled in the State Health Benefits Plan and State Educators Health Benefits Plan from receiving health benefits.
In Monmouth County, more than half the municipalities are not enrolled in the state plans. In Ocean County, 13 of 31 are not enrolled, and thereby exempt from the health benefits prohibition for part timers.
There may be legitimate reasons for towns, school districts and authorities to either self-insure or participate in joint plans with other towns rather than enrolling in a state health benefits plan. Hiding the identities of part timers still collecting health insurance isn't one of them.
Middletown officials plan to discuss whether to appeal Lawson's ruling or comply with it at the Township Committee meeting on Thursday, Township Attorney Brian Nelson said. They should comply and let Lawson's decision stand as a wake-up call to other self-insured municipalities that would seek to keep the same information about their employees confidential.
Middletown's arguments are specious at best. Township officials say they are concerned about violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA), which can carry substantial federal fines for violations such as revealing an employee's personal information.
Nobody is asking for a list of conditions for which employees sought coverage. And the township's argument failed to address precisely which elements of HIPAA or ERISA specifically prohibit the release of the health care information requested.
Lawson's court ruling was a victory for all taxpayers on the hook for health care benefits for part-time employees in their towns. The sooner more information is available about who's feeding at the trough, the sooner such abuses will end.


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In the wake of Monroe County's second death attributed to influenza, health officials say the number of confirmed cases has risen but the situation is not yet considered an epidemic.
Kim Comerzan, director of the Monroe County Health Department, said there have been 40 confirmed cases of flu so far this season. At this time last year the number was at 32. Still, she said, two deaths show that the illness is troubling.
"It's concerning for sure," Ms. Comerzan said. "But I don't know if it's an epidemic at this point. An increase in activity is definitely happening."
Meanwhile funeral services for 41-year-old Christopher Wright of Monroe were held today.
His mother, Diane Bilicic, said her son was healthy his entire life until he suddenly became sick with flu-like symptoms around New Year's Eve.
"He never once had a sick day from work," Mrs. Bilicic said. "He was always healthy."
Her son was rushed to Mercy Memorial Hospital where, she said, he was diagnosed as having double pneumonia and blood clots.
"No one mentioned 'flu,'" Mrs. Bilicic said. "It definitely was the flu."
After three days, Mr. Wright discharged himself and his wife took him to Oakwood Southshore Hospital in Trenton. Doctors there tried to have him flown to the University of Michigan Hospital, Ann Arbor, but Mr. Wright was too weak. On Sunday, a week later, he was gone.
"They did everything they could," Mrs. Bilicic said. "It's unreal that it happened so fast. Everyone was praying. I feel it was God's plan."
Officials with the Mercy Memorial Hospital Health System (MMHS) said due to patient confidentiality guidelines and laws, they were not allowed to discuss individual cases. But Kristi M. Stamey, MMHS communications specialist, said the hospital follows all standard diagnostic procedures.
"MMHS is following its standard protocols for treating and screening patients during regional flu activity," she said. "Our quality department ensures that our diagnostic and treatment protocols are consistent with best practice guidelines."
Ms. Comerzan confirmed that Mr. Wright tested positive for the flu virus. However, she said it could not yet be determined if the strain was H1N1. She expects it will. The type of strain is important to know to help determine proper vaccines.
Mrs. Bilicic said her son, who did not get a flu shot, was a postal carrier and perhaps he became vulnerable to the virus because he worked so hard.
A Jefferson High School graduate, Mr. Wright earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and a master's in accounting from Eastern Michigan University, Ypsilanti.
He is survived by his wife, Susan; three children, and two stepchildren.


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Tommy pointed to this mini-docu about a German town, Vauban, without cars.
And then of course there's the dramatic lowering of air polution and the heightening of everybody's health when they use bicycles. And the drop in car-related deaths and injuries.
I guess some people need a car for purposes of their work or otherwise, but I think the example of this German town without any cars shows that maybe most people's "need" is more of a "want" or a habit.


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MADRE Museum in Naples is ready for new terms: Andrea Viliani has just been nominated the new curator, and challenges and hopes await him…
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The Museo d'Arte contemporanea DonnaREgina (M.A.D.RE) stands in the historical heart of Naples, close to the cathedral and the Treasure of St. Januarius, near the Museo Archeologico Nazionale and the Accademia di Belle Arti (Galleria d'Arte Moderna) with the ancient district of San Lorenzo.
The Museum owes its name to the building that houses it, the Palazzo Donnaregina, which stands next to the Monastery of S. Maria Donnaregina, founded by the Swabian dynasty (13th century) and then rebuilt and enlarged in 1325 by Queen Mary of Hungary, wife of Charles II of Anjou. Of the ancient monastic complex all that remains today are two churches: the church of S. Maria Donnaregina on Piazza Donnaregina, built in the baroque period, and the earlier church of S. Maria Donnaregina Vecchia, in Quattrocento Gothic, today open to the public during exhibitions and special events organised by the Museum.
In an ancient city like Naples, MADRE took up an important challenge in 2005, which was "to foster the development of the public patrimony by creating a network of centres of excellence to promote contemporary art". Thanks to the funds of the European Community MADRE bought the Palazzo Donnaregina and made it one of the few contemporary art spaces in the South of Italy that can be compared with other museums internationally.
In mid-December a commission was unanimously elected -Andrea Viliani, as the new Director of MADRE.
The ex-Director of the Galleria Civica-Centro di ricerca sulla contemporaneità in Trento (2009-2012), ex-curator of MAMbo-Museo d'Arte Moderna in Bologna (2005-2009), ex assistant curator of Castello di Rivoli-Museo d'Arte Contemporanea, Rivoli-Torino (2000-2005) and co-curator of Documenta Kassel last year, Andrea, 39 year old, from Piedmont, will face many challenges like the one of implementing the collection with a new addition, the Fondazione Morra Greco, already nicknamed the "PS1" (MoMA spin-off in Queens, NYC) of MADRE. He has always been keen in all of his projects maintain and enhance the characteristics of the art's territory while innovating with new initiatives.
His programme for MADRE, presented only a few days ago, includes the re-creation of a permanent collection in order to give a stronger identity to the Museum (and to Naples), the enhancement of services for the public (not only as a user but as a contributor to the Museum), the interaction between the territory and the culture, the future internationalization of the Museum (by advertising the best artists abroad), and the focus on the reputation of the Museum that needs to become a landmark for the whole city and, eventually, the whole country.
With much to share with the rest of the world, we really hope this is a first step to make people aware that contemporary art is possible for the South of Italy, too. Good luck, Mr. Viliani.
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The Santa Rosa food bank being ousted from its longtime home has been unable to find another rent-free location and has resigned itself to paying for a space.
"Free rent seems to be out of the question. Very, very low rent seems to be out of the question," said Dennis Hansen, FISH's deputy director. "And the only thing that leaves us with is rent that we can hopefully afford."
FISH of Santa Rosa has been scouring the city for another rent-free location since Santa Rosa officials informed the nonprofit in March it must vacate the former city firehouse on Benton Street it has called home for 17 years.
The city says it's giving FISH the boot because it doesn't make financial sense to spend $350,000 in upgrades the building needs over the next five years. These include efforts to comply with federal Americans with Disabilities Act standards.
FISH, which stands for Friends in Service Here, was hoping another organization might step forward to offer it a similar deal for 2,500 square feet of free space near transit, but that never came to pass, Hansen said.
A plan to build on the site of a local church recently fell through, Hansen said.
A landlord with a building near Coddingtown mall has offered to reduce the rent by a third. The space is about two blocks from the mall, close to public transportation and not far from the Redwood Empire Food Bank, from which the group gets some of its food, Hansen said.
He estimates it will cost FISH about $20,000 a year in rent and utilities to operate in the new space. He declined to identify the location since a lease had yet to be signed.
Now, the group is ramping up its fundraising to see if it can afford the new digs. Hansen said he has applied to the Community Foundation for a grant, asked the city to help out and has sent appeal letters to local churches, Hansen said.
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CHATHAM - Slowly, lazily the great white shark idles along the ocean floor off this scenic Cape town. He seems to be paying no attention to the gray seals cavorting in the surf along the barrier beach.
Then, in a blur of motion the massive predator strikes. Seals scatter but it's too late. The great white shark's momentum carries him and the seal struggling in his mouth out of the water. Sunbathers on shore gape, and start calling swimmers out of the water as blood swirls in the waves.
The late sea explorer and documentary-maker Jacques Cousteau's granddaughter might only hope for such a dramatic scenario this summer during the filming of a 60- to 90-minute documentary about the annual migration of great white sharks to the "seal-speckled" shores of the Cape and Islands.
Celine Cousteau of CauseCentricProductions is teaming up with digital agency Mammalfish Inc. to create the documentary, "The White Sharks of Chatham."
Producers Michael LeFort and Trey Kirchoff are scheduled to ask selectmen this afternoon for permission to film in town.
Their project is the latest to focus on the great white sharks, their behavior and habitat, the impact on a surging seal population and a big colony on Monomoy Island, and the impact on local fishing, tourists, beach-goers and Cape towns.
The presence of the sharks last summer closed beaches briefly to swimming from Westport to Chatham and Orleans. There have been no closings so far this year, although a great white shark showed up unexpectedly early in May off Martha's Vineyard.
Plans are to do a few street interviews Wednesday and Thursday, production manager Catalina Gutierrez told town officials by recent email. There will be more shooting over two weeks in August, including possibly more street interviews and filming of the town. But most of the August filming will be in private homes, on private boats and on location of many partners in the film, including Center for Coastal Studies in Provincetown, the Woods Hole Institute, WGBH and the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
Other listed partners are shark researcher Greg Skomal of the Massachusetts Department of Fisheries and Kara and Peter Spalt of Monomoy Island Excursions which ferries people to see the seal colony and, some passengers hope, a great white shark.
In addition to working as a field producer, on-camera presented on her father's PBS' television series, "Jean-Michel Cousteau: Ocean Adventures" and Discovery Channel's "Mysteries of the Shark Coast," Celine Cousteau most recently co-hosted a 12-part documentary series, "Oceano: Chile Frente al Mar" an exploration underwater and on land from Antarctica to northern Chile and westward to Easter Island.
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This leaflet answers some common questions about COVERSYL. It does not contain all the available information. It does not take the place of talking to your doctor or pharmacist.
All medicines have risks and benefits. Your doctor has weighed the risks of taking COVERSYL against the benefits they expect it will have for you.
If you have any concerns about taking this medicine, ask your doctor or pharmacist. Keep this leaflet with the medicine. You may need to read it again.
The name of your medicine is COVERSYL. The medicine contains the active ingredient perindopril arginine. Perindopril belongs to a group of medicines called angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors.
COVERSYL is available only with a doctor's prescription.
COVERSYL lowers high blood pressure, a condition which doctors call hypertension.
Everyone has blood pressure. This pressure helps get your blood all around the body. Your blood pressure may be different at different times of the day, depending on how busy or worried you are. You have high blood pressure when your blood pressure stays higher than is needed, even when you are calm or relaxed.
There are usually no symptoms of high blood pressure. The only way of knowing that you have it is to have your blood pressure checked on a regular basis. If high blood pressure is not treated it can lead to serious health problems. You may feel fine and have no symptoms, but eventually it can cause stroke, heart disease and kidney failure. COVERSYL helps lower your blood pressure.
You may be prescribed COVERSYL for heart failure. Heart failure means that the heart muscle cannot pump blood strongly enough to supply all the blood needed throughout the body. Heart failure is not the same as heart attack and does not mean that the heart stops working.
Some people develop heart failure after having had a heart attack. However there are also other causes of heart failure.
Heart failure may start off with no symptoms, but as the condition progresses, you may feel short of breath or may get tired easily after light physical activity such as walking. You may wake up short of breath at night. Fluid may collect in different parts of the body, often first noticed as swollen ankles and feet. In severe heart failure, symptoms may occur even at rest.
COVERSYL helps to treat heart failure. If you follow your doctor's advice, your ability to perform daily activities may improve. You may breath more easily, feel less tired, and have less swelling.
You may also have been prescribed COVERSYL if you have coronary artery disease. Coronary artery disease is narrowing of the vessels carrying blood to the heart. In patients with coronary artery disease, COVERSYL has been shown to reduce some of the risks, including heart attacks.
There are some people who shouldn't take COVERSYL. Please read the list below. If you think any of these situations apply to you or you have any questions, please consult your doctor.
If you think any of these situations apply to you, or you have any doubts or questions about taking COVERSYL consult your doctor or pharmacist.
Taking COVERSYL may change the effect of some medicines, and some medicines may affect how well COVERSYL works. You may need different amounts of your medication or to take different medicines. The medicines that may interact with COVERSYL include the following:
Medicines which may affect the blood cells, such as allopurinol, procainamide. It is a good idea to remind your doctor of all other medicines you take. Your doctor or pharmacist has more information on medicines to be careful with or avoid while taking COVERSYL.
The dose of COVERSYL you may need each day will be decided and adjusted by your doctor. This will normally be 2.5mg (COVERSYL 2.5MG), 5mg (COVERSYL 5MG) or 10mg (COVERSYL 10MG) once daily for high blood pressure and for people with coronary artery disease or 2.5mg (COVERSYL 2.5MG) to 5mg (COVERSYL 5MG) once daily for heart failure.
Swallow your tablet(s) with water, preferably in the morning before a meal.
If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the dose you missed and take your next dose when you are meant to. Otherwise, take it as soon as you remember, and then go back to taking it as you would normally.
Do not take a double dose to make up for the dose that you missed.
COVERSYL helps control your blood pressure, or heart failure or coronary artery disease but does not cure it. Continue taking the tablets for as long as your doctor tells you.
Taking too much COVERSYL (an overdose) may cause low blood pressure (also known as hypotension). The most likely effect in case of overdose is low blood pressure which can make you feel dizzy or faint. If this happens, lying down with the legs elevated can help. Other effects like sickness, cramps, sleepiness, confusion, kidney problems, salt and water disturbances are possible. You may require urgent medical attention.
If you think that you or anyone else may have taken too much COVERSYL then act immediately:
Take COVERSYL exactly as your doctor has prescribed. Otherwise you may not get the benefits from treatment. Tell all doctors, dentists and pharmacists who are involved with your treatment that you are taking COVERSYL.
Make sure you drink enough water during exercise and hot weather especially if you sweat a lot. This will help you avoid any dizziness or light-headedness caused by a sudden drop in blood pressure.
Tell your doctor straight away if you have excessive vomiting or diarrhoea while taking COVERSYL.
Take care when driving or operating machinery until you know how COVERSYL affects you.
Dizziness or weakness due to low blood pressure may occur in certain patients. If you have any of these symptoms do not drive or operate machinery.
If you do not feel well while you are taking COVERSYL then tell your doctor or pharmacist as soon as possible. All medicines can have side effects. Sometimes they are serious, most of the time they are not.
COVERSYL helps most people with high blood pressure, heart failure or coronary artery disease, but it may have unwanted side effects in a few people. These side effects when they occur are usually mild:
With COVERSYL, the side effects can include:
Consult your doctor or pharmacist if you experience any of these or notice anything else that is making you feel unwell. Do not be alarmed by this list of possible side effects. You may not experience any of them. Other uncommon side effects have been reported and you should ask your doctor or pharmacist if you want to know more.
If any of the signs below occur then tell your doctor immediately or go to the Accident and Emergency department at your nearest hospital. These side effects are extremely rare but can become serious:
Heat and dampness can destroy some medicines. Keep your tablets in the pack until it is time to take them. Keep them in a cool, dry place where it stays below 30°C. Do not store medicines in a bathroom or near a sink. Do not leave them in a car or on a windowsill. Keep them where children cannot reach them. Keep the container tightly closed.
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COVERSYL 5MG tablets: AUST R 101568
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Arts and Sciences junior Aerica Banks is the 2009 recipient of the prestigious Truman Scholarship, which provides $30,000 for graduate school studies. Banks is the fourth Truman scholar in as many years at Seattle U, which overall has produced 13 winners. In recent years SU has ranked among the top 15 institutions to achieve this honor. Banks is is a senior in Environmental Studies with a Specialization in Public Policy and Urban Affairs, and a graduate of the Core Honors Program.
Read more about this year's Truman Scholar at: http://www.seattleu.edu/home/news_events/news/news_detail.asp?elYear=2009&elID=330200923017
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