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of the Past, Pasta
Laura Leon
down a childhood memory in recipes for macaroni salad
Blame it on Metroland. After the paper went and named
Olivers as having the best burger (again) in the Capital
Region, I simply had to give it a try. Immediately. My husband
by now knows not to question his pregnant wifes quirky food
cravings, so off we went, and, yes, the burger was spectacular.
But what really grabbed my attention was, of all things, the
accompanying macaroni salad. I inhaled my side before commandeering
my husbands. The children quickly yielded their portions;
they knew better than to argue with their mother, particularly
when she had that maniacal gleam in her eyes and a sharp fork
in hand.
More typically, macaroni salad is an inedible clump on the
side of the plate, maybe camouflaged somewhat by pink tomatoes
and limp lettuce, more likely shoved into the kind of plastic
cup youre offered to use when giving a urine sample. Reminiscent
of the gobs of paste you used back in first-grade art class,
macaroni salad as it is served many places these days comprises
three parts mediocre mayonnaise to one part pasty elbow macaroni.
It makes the dishwashy coleslaw side thats often offered
as its substitute look downright delicious.
But at Olivers, the macaroni salad was a nostalgic perfection.
Proust had his madeleines. I have my mothers macaroni salad,
which I remember her serving toward the end of our long days
at the lake, which began early enough in the morning when
it was often still chilly, and the grass was always wet with
dew. We would eat as many as three meals there, since we often
stayed into the evening. In the mornings, wed eat freshly
baked blueberry muffins; for lunch, sandwiches and fruit,
maybe some chips. In the evenings, my parents would retreat
to the picnic area, fire up a grill, and prepare a feast that
often included chicken, burgers and dogs, corn on the cob
and tossed salad, with brownies and pie for desserts. And,
yes, macaroni salad. Somehow, my mother managed to pack it
in such a way that it would still be chilled when she served
it. Elbow macaroni and tiny dices of celery, radish and scallion
and flecks of parsley, bathed in just the right amount of
creamy dressing. Enjoying this deliciously cool-crisp combination
of textures while watching the sun sink lower toward the lake
was something I had sort of forgotten about.
Until that visit to Olivers. Suddenly, I had to make this
dish, even if I couldnt re-create the exact ambience of memory.
The problem was, how? Mom, always niggardly when it comes
to sharing anything (especially recipes), feigned memory lossthat
is, when she didnt taunt me with would-be clues that, ultimately,
were dead ends. Oh, I think I remember, she would exclaim
over the phone. It was the salad with the little chunks of
pineapple, right? Wrong.
Not to be deterred, I perused my cookbook collection. Nothing
printed in the last two decades, it seems, includes any reference
to something as mundane as macaroni, instead offering numerous,
often good but usually fancified takes on pasta salads.
So I looked to James Beards seminal American Cooking,
figuring that at its date of publication, 1972 (around the
time I was no doubt savoring my mothers macaroni salad),
macaroni salad was surely a must for any cookbook. Wrong again.
The Boston Museum of Fine Arts cookbooks from the early 70s
also failed me, as did a few specialized slim volumes (e.g.,
Entertain the Easy Way!) from the 50s. A search through
the files of epicurious.com revealed mostly newfangled ways
with the old standard: the additions of chevre, arugula, cannelloni,
Here I had been updating my mothers old standbys for years,
using such ingredients. Now, when I wanted the old standby,
I couldnt find it. Part of the problem seemed to be a nationwide
fear of using mayonnaise in the summertime combined with the
cultures rush to exchange flavor with nonfat productsOK,
thats simplistic, but its the gut feeling I had when studying
Good Housekeeping magazines version of macaroni salad,
which substitutes nonfat cottage cheese and lowfat milk for
mayo. Eww. Martha Stewarts online recipe finder came a little
closer, in that at least it used mayonnaise, but combined
with sour cream, white wine vinegar, sugar, nutmeg and black
pepper. Instinctively I knew that the dish I was after included
something besides mayo, but I just doubted it was sour cream,
and I knew darn well that my mother never would have put nutmeg,
or, for that matter, Marthas petite peas or Black Forest
ham, in her macaroni salad.
I finally hit pay dirt in a 1942 edition of the Good Housekeeping
Cookbook, edited by Dorothy B. Marsh. There, on page 304,
just to the right of Guest-What Salad, was a recipe for Best-Ever
Macaroni, and it included the requisite diced celery, scallions,
radishes, parsley and, yes, mayonnaise. The instructions called
for mixing a cup of mayo with two tablespoons vinegar, a half
teaspoon of celery seeds and salt and pepper. Nervously, I
set about preparing my memory dish one morning when the rest
of the family was still asleep. I figured if I failed, they
wouldnt be around to witness my frustration. By this time,
I felt like Rapunzels mother, only instead of a prenatal
craving for something healthy like broccoli rabe, I was near
tears over a fattening side dish.
As I poured the dry pasta into boiling water, I noticed that
even Mullers has gone gourmet; the package of elbow macaroni
proudly proclaimed perfectly al-dente in 7 minutes! The
diced veggies gave me my first gasp of happy surprise: I had
a vivid recollection of looking at that red, pale green and
white mixture, decades before, and being reminded of pictures
of the Italian flag in Moms faded Lets Cook Italian!
cookbooks. At first, the mayo mix looked like too much (like
my mother, I omitted the celery seed), and I feared Id end
up with a gloppy mess such I have described above, but when
I blended in the finished and cooled pasta and vegetables
to the bowl, it looked like just the right proportion.
Later that night, as we feasted on this decidedly old-fashioned
meal, my sister observed, Mom, this macaroni salad tastes
just like yours! She grew excited about thisnot so much
the dish itself, but the memories that it brought forth. Its
just like what we used to have in the summertime, at the lake,
she continued and, catching my eye, happily joined me in a
trip back to that time in our lives. My mother, meanwhile,
said nothing. In her silence, she betrayed on one level her
annoyance that I had somehow beaten her by mastering this
recipe that had once been solely hers. But more than that,
her silence conveyed her unwillingness to travel back, to
wax nostalgic for the family moments that my sister and I
found so warm and wonderful. I had recaptured a memory in
a dish, but in so doing, made the bittersweet realization
that our mother, now in her 80s, had no desire to revisit
the past or share in our memories.
here for a list of recently reviewed restaurants.
beer is back at the Van Dyck (237 Union
St., Schenectady), with 60 kegs of ale already
in the fermenters and another 20 being brewed
this week. The first batches, now on tap, are
an unfiltered pale ale and a full-bodied brown,
with a blond ale to follow next week. A porter,
amber and wheat beer will be on tap in the weeks
to come. Troys Michael Beauchea is the Van Dycks
brewer, and the brewery itself is the only true
German brew house in the Capital Region, with
the precise temperature control necessary for
the production of pilsner-style beer. Brewery
tours will be available, as well as beer tasting
for private and corporate groups. The Van Dyck
is open 4-11 Tuesday-Thursday and 4-midnight Friday-Saturday;
for more info, call the restaurant at 381-1111.
. . . Also in Schenectady, the Farmers Market
continues until the end of October, with local
farmers selling their wares Tuesdays at St. Lukes
Church at 1216 State St. and Thursdays at City
Hall on the corner of Franklin and Jay streets.
Youll find everything from vegetables to flowers
to handcrafted candles, and theres even a chair
massage available. . . . Remember to pass your
scraps to Metroland (e-mail email@example.com).
want your feedback
you eaten at any
recently reviewed restaurants?
Agree or disagree with B.A.? Let us know what you think...
very much enjoyed eating dinner at Daniel's
at Ogdens. You review described my dining
experience perfectly. This wasn't the case
with Pancho's. I much prefer Garcia's or
Lake View Tavern for Mexican fare. I agree
that a restaurant can have an off night
so I'll give the second unit on Central
Avenue a try.
yes I miss the star ratings, bring it back.
Second, I haven't had a chance to visit
Poncho's yet, but I especially like reading
the reviews.
East Greenbush
would travel to Amsterdam to this restaurant
- it's not that far away. People traveled
from all over to eat at Ferrandi's in Amsterdam.
From his background, I'm sure the chef's
sauce is excellent and that is the most
important aspect of an Italian restaurant.
Sometimes your reviewer wastes words on
the negative aspects of a restaurant. I'm
looking forward to trying this restaurant
- I look forward to Metroland every Thursday
especially for the restaurant review. And
by the way Ferrandi's closed its Amsterdam
location and is opening a new bistro on
Saratoga Lake - Should be up and running
in May. It will be called Saratoga Lake
Bistro. It should be great!
Van Deloo
happy to see you finally made out!! Our
experiences have always been wonderful,
the staff is extremely professional, the
food subperb, and the atmosphere very warm
and comfortable. Let us not forget to mention
"Maria" the pianist on Friday
and Saturday nights.
and Marie
Michaels Restaurant
have been to Michael's several times and
each time I have enjoyed it very much. The
food is delicious and the staff is great.
Also, Maria Riccio Bryce plays piano there
every Friday and Saturday evening, a nice
touch to add to the already wonderful atmosphere.
It is also easy to find, exit 27 off the
thruway to 30 north for about 5 miles.
loved it and will definitely go back.
excellent. The quality and the flavor far
surpasses that of other Indian restaurants
in the area. I was a die-hard Shalimar fan
and Tandoor Palace won my heart. It blows
Ghandi out of the water. FInally a decent
place in Albany where you can get a good
dinner for less than $10 and not have tacos.
The outdoor seating is also festive.
is my favorite cuisine available in the
area--I loved Tandoor Palace. We all agreed
that the tandoori chicken was superior to
other local restaraunts, and we also tried
the ka-chori based on that intriguing description-delicious.
comments about the Indian / Pakistani restaurants
being as "standardized as McDonald's"
shows either that you have eaten at only
a few Indian / Pakistani restaurants or
that you have some prejudices to work out.
That the physical appearances are not what
you would consider fancy dancy has no bearing
on the food. And after all, that is what
the main focus of the reviews should be.
Not the physical appearances, which is what
most of your reviews concentrate on.
A restaurant like The Shalimar, down on
Central Avenue, may not look the greatest,
but the food is excellent there. And the
menu has lots of variety - beef, lamb, vegetarian,
chicken, and more..


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Rangers minor-leaguer keys Venezuela win in Caribe Series
Luis Hernandez, who will compete for a utility-infielder job with the Texas Rangers in spring training, had a bases-loaded triple to highlight Venezuela's 7-0 win over Puerto Rico on Sunday in the Caribe Series at Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.
Hernandez broke the game open with the triple against righthander Saul Rivera, who has 249 major-league relief appearances with Washington and Arizona. Venezuela had lost its previous three games in the six-game, round-robin event.
Hernandez, 27, has appeared in 120 major-league games with Baltimore, Kansas City and the New York Mets. He spent last season with the Mets' affiliate in the Triple-A International League.

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Press Editorial
April 21, 2009
By Staff
Teacher layoffs will hurt, but parents can help
Issaquah School District administrators will announce the number of teachers it will give layoff notices to at the school board meeting Wednesday night. While they say the number is a moving target up, they make no bones about the fact that the number will be large — and it will hurt.But the community should not panic.
Parents wondering what it will mean to their children will have to wait and see. Take heart in knowing that administrators are not seeking program cuts, and hope they will not be needed. They are also committed to opening Elementary 15, the new elementary school on the plateau, on time as promised, to relieve the crowding at Grand Ridge Elementary School.
With a state budget still undetermined, the actual number of teacher layoffs will not be known until mid-summer. The union contract calls for teachers to be given notice by May 1 — and none after that date. That means district officials must predict the worst, and hope to rehire at least some of those.
The Issaquah Education Association (teacher union) also calls for layoffs to be based on seniority. There is no consideration given to saving those who are the "best" teachers, or those that come with specialized teaching skills for a particular subject.
Other nearby districts are able to make cuts based on need — for example, they might save elementary school teachers and reduce high school teachers if that's what the need is. It will be interesting to watch IEA negotiations in 2010 to see if that's an issue worth re-evaluating.
There is one thing parents can be relatively sure of — there will be more students per classroom next fall. Make plans now to become a school or classroom volunteer to help teachers handle the extra workload without sacrificing quality education. And make a commitment to your own students to help give them the one-on-one help they might need with teacher time spread thinner.
The Issaquah School District is in good shape, having already trimmed its budget in all other areas. With community support, ISD students will still get the education they deserve.
One Response to "Press Editorial"
Debra Morgan Pardee on
April 22nd, 2009 11:58 am
This week's editorial on page 4 on teacher layoffs contained a misleading statement regarding the Issaquah Education Association's policy of laying off teachers based on seniority: "There is no consideration given to saving those who are the 'best' teachers, or those that come with specialized teaching skills for a particular subject."
Yet, in the same issue, reporter Chanelle Lusebrink writes on page 6: "Knowing that some teachers have special endorsements to teach classes that have mandated staffing requirements, like special education, (Issaquah School District CEO Jacob) Kuper can't count them among teachers who will be laid off."
This editorial infers that union teacher contracts (and, perhaps, unions in general) impose arbitrary and self-serving policies that are insensitive to the needs of students, parents; the community at large as well as newly trained (i.e. better trained?) teachers. The editorial's bias was made even more transparent by the subsequent statement: "It will be interesting to watch IEA negotiations in 2010 to see if that's an issue worth re-evaluating."
Without more detailed information about "mandated" staffing requirements or what constitutes "best" teachers or "particular" subjects, this financial crisis washing over the school district, the state, the nation — the world — cannot be resolved by recycling divisive biases and petty grievances.
The district is experiencing a financial shortfall, not a shortage of well-qualified teachers protected by a union contract; a contract that mitigates unfair labor practices that can be handed down by elected school boards members swayed by bottom-line oriented district CEOs and biased newspaper editors.
Readers would have been better served by providing more details about the impact of reduced funding and by deleting everything between "… the community should not panic" and "With community support, ISD students will still get the education they deserve."
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Report: iPad continues to rise in North American web traffic stats
updated 01:20 am EDT, Tue June 25, 2013
Apple tablet dominate rivals, put squeeze on Amazon
Apple's iPad tablet has high a five-month high in terms of web interaction by North American users, reports mobile advertising firm Chitika, with the next two groups of rivals -- Amazon's Kindle Fire and Samsung's Galaxy tablet models -- far behind. While the iPad platform dropped slightly in April, the report from May shows not only a return to form but surpassing its previous dominance, to a level not seen since Christmas, 82.4 percent. Combined, all the tablet rivals to the iPad have less than 18 percent share in real-world usage stats.
The finding is not unusual among surveys that look at end-user engagement with tablets compared to "shipment" data from the manufacturers -- which paints a rosier picture and is often confused for sales, particularly among Wall Street analysts for some reason. Android share in North America -- both from tablets and smartphones -- has been on a slow decline in 2013, though this is not reflective of the worldwide trend.
Amazon's Kindle Fire tablets were the second-most popular choice, currently holding 6.5 percent of North American tablet web traffic share. Ironically, the Kindle Fire is not considered a "true" Android tablet because it uses a forked version of the OS and until recently did not interact at all with Google's Play store for apps (though it can be made to download apps from other non-official Android app stores).
In third place are the Samsung Galaxy tablets (various models) with a combined 4.7 percent. Fourth place goes to Google's own Nexus tablets at 1.6 percent, with all other competitors having sub one-percent shares in web traffic. Chitika determines the share by analyzing the rate of ads served on free apps on the various platforms. It draws from a pool of 300,000 popular sites serving four billion ads per month.
Surveys such as this one reinforce the idea that there is a serious -- and growing -- disconnect between "sales" and "shipments" as reported in most media outlets. To hear analysts tell the tale, not only does the iPad make up only about half of US tablet shipments (or "sales" to resellers), but that its percentage is dropping as more and better Android tablets (such as the well-regarded Nexus line, though there have been recent reports of issues) come to market. Alongside other real-world and end-user usability studies, however, the facts just don't add up -- presuming that almost all tablets sold are used at least some of the time online.


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While former Trek executive Mary Burke continues to explore a race for governor, another possible Democratic candidate plans to announce his intentions this week.
No Democrat has committed yet to running against Republican Gov. Scott Walker in 2014. Burke, who currently serves on the Madison school board but has never run statewide, is seen by many as the most viable candidate because she could tap her personal wealth to help fuel a run. Democratic state Sen. Kathleen Vinehout, who ran in last year's recall election but came in a distant third in the primary, said she wouldn't decide on getting in the race until next year.
The third Democrat who has publicly said he is seriously considering getting in the race is Winnebago County Executive Mark Harris. He said late last week that he will make up his mind by Labor Day.
Walker reported raising $3.5 million in the first six months of this year, had $2.2 million in the bank and continues to fundraise at a furious pace. On Friday, he attended a $2,500-per-person fundraiser in Tennessee for his re-election campaign.
A CPA and attorney, Harris worked in Michigan and Indiana before moving to Wisconsin and serving three terms on the Oshkosh City Council, including a year as mayor. He was elected Winnebago County executive in 2005 and has been re-elected twice since.
Burke, in an email, said she is still seriously considering running but does not have a time frame for making a decision.
With help from the Democratic Party, Burke has been traveling the state for weeks meeting with state lawmakers, former office holders, elected officials, labor leaders, policy experts and others. The Democratic Party has also been polling to gauge voter interest in a potential Burke candidacy.
Burke served as state Commerce Department secretary under Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle from 2005 to 2007. A former Doyle aide, Tanya Bjork, has accompanied Burke on some of her meetings as she explores her candidacy. Bjork has deep roots in Democratic politics, including running President Barack Obama's Wisconsin campaign in 2008.
Burke, 54, is the daughter of Richard Burke, who founded Trek Bicycle in 1976 in Waterloo. She worked for the company in a variety of capacities, including as its director of European operations, helping to start and oversee companies in seven countries. She was elected to the Madison school board in 2012.


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In a strong display of community, students, staff and faculty from every corner of Brandeis International Business School (IBS) joined together in the World Court to celebrate Diwali, the five-day festival of lights that is observed by Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs.
Always one of Brandeis IBS' most highly anticipated cultural celebrations, this year's Diwali festival drew a large audience that was treated to electrifying musical performances and tastes of South Asian culture in the form of delicious Indian cuisine and henna painting.
The festivities kicked off with a South Asian fashion show that pitted students' runway performances against that of staff and faculty members, including Professor Catherine Mann, who dazzled the crowd with a spirited entrance. It was followed with musical performances by Varun Hariharan MBA '14, as well as Tayyaba Azeem MBA '14 and Sumeet Singh MBA '13, concluding with a Bollywood-style student dance that elicited resounding cheers from the multicultural crowd.
Sushant Doshi MBA '14 offered his reflections on what it was like to prepare for the performances.
"Teaching all these international students the Bollywood steps was really tough, but you can see from their performance how good it turned out," he said. "What it made it work is that everyone at [Brandeis] IBS is so completely open to all cultures."
Diwali, which translates to "row of lights," celebrates the Hindu god, Rama, whose homecoming from exile is commemorated by lighting lamps, or diyas, that are believed to dispel darkness.
Coordinator Naiya Khushalani MA '13, who was also involved with last year's festival, commented on the celebration's impact and influence on the Brandeis IBS community.
"Diwali is something people look forward to, and the fact that people know about it gets the faculty, staff, and students really excited because they become a part of it," she said. "It's about food, culture, and enjoying ourselves, which is what IBS is about as well."


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Overprescribed pharmacuetical drugs contribute to the water pollution problem. Drug companies and the healthcare industry must begin to take responsibility for the products they provide "PRODUCT STEWARDSHIP" means from the creation through the entire life cycle.
Thanks for covering this issue. We need to look at our waste water as a resource not something that is just discarded. Our trreatment systems must be upgraded and our water reused. In some places the water is recirculated many times.
It makes you think. I saw something recently about female hormones leaking out of sewage systems and changing the sex of fingerling fish.
Leave it to the WSJ to cover such an important topic. What we don't know can indeed hurt us!
Would you willingly cmuomte every day in a car with no windshield, airbags, and seatbelts? No? You wouldn't because you are aware of the risks and choose to make sound decisions based on them. Even if you make a poor decision, you are aware of the potential consequences.I find SeattleBubble useful because it helps me dig into the facts for that awareness.Here is I have seen over the past year on SB:1) Every single piece of positive spin I have ever heard about the real estate market here (e.g. jobs, demographics, population change, land use, incomes, world class city ) has been refuted multiple times with quantitative evidence against it.2) Negative views are routinely backed up with hard evidence (e.g. subprime lending, foreclosure rates, income vs prices, mortgages vs rents).How is it a bad thing to be aware of the risks? Without that awareness, you might as well be juggling chainsaws.Now for a bit of my own personal negative views on the overall economy:1) The U.S. Government and consumer has been living a lifestyle financed by debt and waves of inflation pushed through the global economy.2) The options used to get us to the current lifestyle are no longer viable and in fact will begin to collapse.3) The direct result of this collapse will be a roll back of 20 years or so to the standard of living.4) The government has been covering this up for the past 5-10 years (i.e. you make less now in real terms that 10 years ago, but it was hidden due to CPI manipulation and heavy borrowing) and will continue to do so for the next 10-20. On paper you may think you are getting ahead, but you will notice that you have to make changes to your consumption patterns across the board. This doesn't take a conspiracy theory, just politicians who know they will be out a job if they tell us the bad news.5) And finally, my personal opinion on the net effect: this isn't a bad thing! Reducing our consumption and greed will let us focus on building quality lives and connections. We will all have to pull together as a nation to get through the next couple of decades and will come out stronger for it. Perhaps we are the next Greatest Generation in the making.The best explanation I have heard for how we will get from point A to point B is through rapid asset deflation over the next year or two followed by a decade of inflation with incomes constantly falling behind inflation.Thoughts on this theory? Evidence to the contrary? Rate this comment: 0 0


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Title says it all, selling a 12/13 155cm GNU Impossible with A.S.S. Pickle and EC2 Technology. You can find all info on the tech of the board HERE
I have ridden it maybe 5 times and it has never seen a rock/rail/box/tree. Pretty flawless and it RIPS.
been riding Mervin boards for years and this is by far the most ingenious and fun.
Asking $350
Would love a fellow Coloradan to pick it up but will ship if I have to. (just paranoid about selling on forums)
Has black base
I would've definitely bought this if it were a 159, to replace my 11/12 RC Pickle.
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Rising high above wooded hills in the western section of town, the cleared expanse at the summit of Holcombe Hill affords a 360-degree view of the surrounding terrain, where ridge upon ridge recede to the horizon.
Holcombe Hill, which has the highest elevation in town at 830 feet above sea level, is in the Holcombe Hill Preserve, an 86-acre parcel protected from development by its owner, The Newtown Forest Association (NFA), a local land trust.
The summit provides views of three counties. The hilltop holds NFA's headquarters.
The cleared area atop the hill provides an ideal spot to fly kites, when considering that the site catches winds from all directions. There are 30 acres of hayfields.
At noon on Saturday, May 31, the NFA sponsored a Family Fun Hike. Participants were encouraged to bring their kites for the event.
Dr Aaron Coopersmith of NFA led the hike, pointing out notable features of the property to fellow hikers.
The threatening skies that day, which earlier had dropped some rain, may have deterred some families from attending. But those who did hike, enjoyed the ease with which kites can fly at the summit in an area unobstructed by trees.
Among those flying kites on Saturday was Leo Tranquilli, age 3, of Sandy Hook.
Though small, with some help from family and friends Leo ably flew a colorful kite atop Holcombe Hill which rose, fell, and tracked across the sky as the winds shifted below threatening skies.


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November 28, 2015
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Meade, KS (WIBW) - A Meade County jury has convicted a 58-year old man of molesting an 11-year old girl.
Attorney General Steve Six says Donald Ray Dean was found guilty of one count of rape; two counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child; one count aggravated criminal sodomy and one count sexual exploitation of a child. The crimes occurred between December 1, 2007 and April 30th 2008.
The AG's office says counts one through four fall under Jessica's Law and carry a penalty of 25 years to life. The conviction for sexual exploitation of a child is a level 5 person's felony carrying a possible penalty of 31 to 136 months.
A date for sentencing is not yet set.
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The Algoma-Kewaunee Area Great Lakes Sport Fisherman club is again sponsoring a Take A Kid Fishing Day this summer, with area youths ages 10 to 15 able to fish for free for a half-morning on Lake Michigan.
There are a limited number of permission slips available at Salmon Harbor Marina in Kewaunee that must be filled out and returned.
Jerry Siebert of Algoma is the point man for any questions you might have. Give him a call at (920) 487-3187. ...


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LA Redistricting Talk: Pre-Final Map is Out, Heated Lobbying Continues
- 21 Feb 2012
- Written by Sara Epstein
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING - First, the LA City Council Redistricting Commission (LACCRC) has made some moves on THE MAP … and you can see those changes here. The Commission will hold two public hearings … Feb 22 and 29 … before sending a map to City Council on March 1. You can check out the schedule, meeting times and locations at: redistricting2011.lacity.org.
Meanwhile, out to Van Nuys where Neighborhood Council activist Daniel Wiseman told the commission:
"The basic principle is that Neighborhood Councils are the ultimate and the fairest Community of Interest that we have in this City. Neighborhood Councils give a voice to everyone and … because they are recognized, City Chartered entities … they have a direct line of communication with the City Council, with the Mayor and with the Departments.
"Neighborhood Councils are not lobbyists representing narrow interests. Neighborhood Councils are not pressure groups, like unions, guilds, Chambers of Commerce and Business Groups. Neighborhood Council Stakeholders are of every ethnic, cultural, national, socio-economic, gender and other backgrounds."
And from South LA, Opal Young, president of the Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw Homeowners' Coalition wrote:
"On Wednesday, the Commission responsible for redrawing the council district lines voted 15-5 to hear the consensus of our community and place all of the Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw-Leimert Park community in one council district.
This is a major victory for our community and a cause for celebration. For at least 40 years our Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw-Leimert Park community has been divided between council districts. It has made the challenge of improving our neighborhoods unnecessarily more difficult than need be. But because our community came together, showed up in force last Saturday at the hearing at West Angeles church, spoke for unity and refused to be fooled by selfish political interest that seek to keep our community divided we were heard, we've been united.
This is the power of our community: WHEN WE SPEAK OUR VOICES ARE HEARD!
Because you spoke up:
-Baldwin Vista is now united instead of divided between two council districts.
-All of Leimert Park, including Leimert Park Village, is united in one council district.
-Baldwin Village is now united.
-Crenshaw Manor is now united.
-No longer will one side of Crenshaw Blvd be in one council district, while the other side of Crenshaw is another council district.
Now we, the entire Baldwin Hills-Crenshaw-Leimert Park community, are together in one council district. Also, just as important, with the new lines we are ensured that: a) we have two strong black seats on the City Council long after term-limits push Bernard Parks and Herb Wesson off the council; and b) African-Americans remain competitive in a third seat (Council District 9, currently represented by Jan Perry)."
While citizens lobby for their neighborhoods … some more successfully than others … the politics of redistricting continues to make overshadowing headlines. And the name of City Council President Herb Wesson continues to overshadow that element of the redistricting story.
Political blogger Ron Kaye poses the question: "Who Put Wesson Oil on the Fires of the Anti-Democratic Redistricting Process?"
Obviously, much more to come.
Here again in the INFO link to LA Redistricting: redistricting2011.lacity.org
Graphic credit: RonKayeLA.com
Tags: redistricting, LA City Redistricting, Redistricting Commission
Vol 10 Issue 15
Pub: Feb 21, 2012


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DKNY ventured pretty far downtown last night—The Hole Gallery on the Bowery, to be exact—in order to celebrate the launch of its new fragrance, DKNY Be Delicious Eau So Intense. The location wasn't haphazard: the brand was there to debut its short film Intense, by artist Enrique Badulescu, and to support Free Arts NYC, which helps disadvantaged kids through art classes and mentoring programs.
A mix of fashion and art world types came to party, filling up the Eau So Intense-scented room even before André Saraiva—who launched his very own line of Converse this week, by the way—could start DJing. Click through to see our who caught our eye.
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A Nassau County 9-year-old girl who was pulled from a pool yesterday, died. News4Jax has learned that the girl's father is a local law enforcement officer. Rescuers were called to the home along Barnwell Road in Yulee. The father told investigators that the girl whose first name is Nicole might have had a seizure. News4Jax's Marques White explains what one deputy did to try to save Nicole's life.
A IS GRIEVING PRIVATELY. TRAGEDY IN NASSAU COUNTY GIRLS FROM THE POOL YESTERDAY. THE GIRL'S FATHER IS LOCALEN LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. THE LITTLE GIRL FIRST NAME NICOLE MIGHT HAVE HAD A SEIZURE T.MARCUS WHITE JONES US LIVE TO EXPLAIN WHAT ONE DEPUTY DID TO TRY TO SAVE HER LIFE. MARCUS? Reporter: IF WELL WE SPOKE WITH ONE FIRST RESPONDER AND WE ARE LEARNING THAT THE FEARS RESPONDER WHO WENT TO THE HOME WHERE THIS HAPPENED ARE NOT WORKING TODAY. HOWEVER WE DID SPEAK WITH DEPUTY AND WE HAVE INFORMATION TONIGHT ABOUT WHAT HE TRIED TO DO TO SAVE THE YOUNG GIRL. PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON BARN WELL ROAD IN THE SUBDIVISION SAY THEY ARE IN SHOCK. REBECCA McKINY GAVE US PICTURES OF NICOLE. SHE SAYS HER SON USED TO PLAY WITH NICOLE AND SHE SAYS IT WAS DISEXPLAIN TO HIM THAT SHE'S GOYCHBILITY TOLD HIM WE ARE SAD AND IT'S A BLESSING THEY ARE SO LITTLE AND THEY PROCESS THINGS DIFFERENTLY. WE OBTAINED A COPY OF THE DEPUTY NARRATIVE EXPLAINING WHAT HAPPENED. HE SAYS WHILE RESPONDING I WAS ADVISED BY NAPA COMMUNICATION THAT THE CHILD WAS FOUND IN SWIMMING POOL AND SISTER WAS PERFORM POOL AND SISTER WAS PERFORM CPR. PORK FROM BY PATROL CAR NATURAL REAR OF THE RESIDENTS WHERE I SAW SEVERAL DISTRAUGHT INDIVIDUALS. I CREATES HER IN MY ARMS AND WENT TO THE SIDE OF THE RESIDENCE AWAY FROM FAMILY MEMBERS AND I ATTEMPTED TO GIVE HER 4 TO 5 CHEST COMPRESSION. I COULD HEAR TY RAN WITH HER STILL CRADLED IN MY ARMS OUT TO THE ROADWAY WHERE I MET RESCUE 20. DEPUTY SAYS HE WAS ASKED TO DRIVE THE AMBULANCE TO BAPTIST HOSPITAL. EFFORTS TO REVIVE THE GIRL WERE UNSUCCESSFUL. NOW THOSE WHO LOVE NICOLE ARE THINK ABOUT NICOLE MOTHER FATHER AND SISTER AND THE OTHER ONES WHO LOVED HER. IT HAPPENED AND WE CAN MISS AND CRY AND LOVE HER AND KNOW THAT WHEN SHE WAS WITH US LOVED AND HAVE FUN. GREAT LIFE WHILE HERE. WE HAVE TO WAIT FOR THE MEDICAL EXAMINER REPORT TO GET THE OFFICIAL CAUSE OF DEATH. THE SHERIFF IN NAPA COUNTY TELLS US THAT HE'S NOT RELEASING THE FATHER'S NAME BECAUSE THAT FATHER IS A MEMBER
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FARMINGTON — Piedra Vista's Matt Martin and Kody Russell will see their baseball careers extend beyond their senior seasons.
Martin and Russell signed letters of intent to play for New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs.
"Both of those guys were in our first eighth-grade class when I got the job, and they are probably the most prepared mentally of any of the kids we've ever sent on (to college)," Piedra Vista head coach Mike McGaha said.
Martin will play middle infield for NMJC, and Russell will be in the outfield as a center fielder.
Both players are ready to take the next step in their baseball careers and are glad their hard work has paid off. Martin and Russell will each receive a full-tuition scholarship from NMJC.
"It's going to awesome. We've work our butts off all through high school," Martin said. "We were working for a scholarship and are excited to play for the Thunderbirds."
NMJC adds a solid contact hitter and defensive infielder in Martin while Russell is a power hitter with a strong arm in centerfield.
Hobbs has been a popular destination for PV baseball players. The Thunderbirds currently have two former Panthers, Jacy Cave and Kholeton Sanchez, on their roster. Other recent players such as Damion Lovato, Dillon Bibo and Morgan McCasland have played for NMJC.
The chance to continue their careers together, as well as join their former teammate Cave, who is in his freshman season, made the decision an easy one for Martin and Russell.
"It's cool knowing people that are already down there," Russell said.
NMJC has enjoyed success under head coach Joshua Simpson, finishing last season with a 44-14 record.
"New Mexico Junior College is ranked perennially in the top 10 or 20 in the country," McGaha said. "It's been an opportunity for guys to go there and prolong their careers."
The PV coach has built a culture within the program where all of his players are looking to continue their playing into college.
"Every year we expect to sign all of our seniors. I think the guys in the program are starting to see that it's a snowball effect," McGaha said. "These guys have been positive leaders. I only have three or four seniors (this year) and Matt and Kody have been the cream of the crop."Joshua Perry can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com; 505-564-4577. Follow him on Twitter @jperrysuu.


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For long years of communists reign there was no free commerce or telemarketing retail sales in Russia. None could start a business or a company, it was not possible. Only the state had the right to be a vendor. Then in one moment things has changed. Now anyone could sell almost anything to anyone. So first experiments sprang out devoted
to the power of direct postal sales bringing out such masterpieces of commerce art like this catalogue. Some photos from those first editions bring smile to every Russian who remembers that times of strange fashion and standards. See yourself what you could by first years after the "perestroika" began.


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The men who goes alone can start today; but he who travels with another must wait till that other is ready (Henry David Thoreau, American Essayist, Poet and Philosopher)
Travel aphorisms: day5
Only he that has travelled the road knows where the holes are deep (Chinese proverb)
Travel aphorisms: day4
A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step (Lao Tsu)
Travel aphorisms: day3
One step at time, and so the most arduous journey is completed (Unknown)
Travel aphorisms: day2
Travel is more than the seeing of sights: it is a change that goes deep and permanent, in the ideas of living (Miriam Beard)
Travel aphorisms: day1
For Christmas, we offer you the wisdom of travel's aphorisms… Pour Noel, on vous offre la sagesse des aphorismes de voyage… Per Natale, vi regaliamo la saggezza degli aforismi di viaggio…
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travelbarblog is under construction. Thank you for your visit… See you soon! travelbarblog est en construction. Merci de votre visite… A bientot! travelbarblog è in costruzione. Grazie della vostra visita… A presto!


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German Government Adopts New Africa Policy – What's in it for Zambia?
By Bernd Finke, German Ambassador to Zambia
The German Government has adopted new Policy Guidelines for Africa, recognizing the continent's rapid changes and its new position in the world. The new approach to Germany's Africa policy tries to pay due consideration to the manyfold opportunities as well as the risks inherent in collaboration. The underlying objectives of our new strategy are to boost African ownership and regional integration as well as to provide support on good governance, the rule of law, economic development and crisis prevention. At the same time, Germany is keen to learn what our African partners are expecting of us.
The basic assumption of our new strategy reflects an obvious truth, i.e.: Africa has changed. It is a continent on the rise, a continent of the future and of opportunities. Africa's relevance and its ties with Germany are increasing. Political successes and the progress made in economic development demonstrate the impact of increasing African ownership and Africans' own efforts. Many positive developments in Africa, growing prosperity and successful regional cooperation, have just as direct consequences for us in Europe as conflict and terrorism, migratory pressures and political instability, which still persist in many regions in Africa.
Africa's potential stems from its demographic development and the fact that it is a huge market of the future with strong economic growth, rich natural resources, a great potential for increasing agricultural production and food security by its own efforts, a growing middle class and a young and creative population. Contrary to the general perception, there is, on the whole, growing stability in Africa. Democratic institutions and developments have been consolidated in many states, thus enabling dynamic societies to tap the potential for growth. There is widespread readiness for Africans to take on responsibility for their own affairs and growing investments by Africans.
There are, nevertheless, still challenges to be tackled throughout the continent: rapid social changes, social polarisation, high population growth, poverty and unemployment, human rights violations, structural discrimination against women and gender-based violence, hunger and malnutrition, precarious working conditions, the lack of or inadequate social security systems, insufficient participation of civil-society organisations, serious shortfalls in the sphere of human development, in particular in education and vocational training, widespread corruption, and often fragile institutions and state structures.
We also note that African expectations of Germany have grown: In African eyes, the financial crisis in Europe and its management have made Germany a key player in Europe. We are thus expected to play a more prominent role in relations with Africa. Western partners are also looking more to Germany, which they expect to show a level of commitment commensurate with its position and capabilities.
Against this background, the new Policy Guidelines define quite a number of priorities for Germany's engagement in Africa in the coming years, among them: the promotion of peace, security, and human rights; the fight against poverty; the strengthening of regional integration; the promotion of economic growth, trade and investment; the facilitation of education on all levels; the protection of natural resources and the environment, including a responsible use of raw materials; and the enhancement of Africa's role as a global partner in protecting global public goods.
This is quite a long list of priorities and good intentions, which need to be translated into concrete implementation plans. Germany is also aware that an Africa policy which wants to effectively address the increased importance of this continent and the particular challenges posed by these new demands must be equipped with the necessary means to do so. And, above all, we need strong partners. Germany's Africa policy is embedded in the EU framework and wherever possible we act in concert with EU partners. The Africa Partnership of the G7 provides another important framework for cooperation.
What Germany needs foremost are strong African partners. Looking at the basics assumptions of our guidelines and the set of priorities, Zambia appears to be a natural partner to advance Germany's Africa agenda. To give just a few examples:
- Germany wants to promote peace and reduce fragility in Africa. Zambia has a long history of internal stability and peace. Let us take a closer look at the ingredients for Zambia's formula for success and try to export Zambia's best practices to other parts of the continent.
- Germany wants to help African governments to combat poverty and hunger, secure food, and promote agriculture and rural development. The fight against poverty is a top priority for the Zambian Government as well. Germany and Zambia have agreed on joint programmes to further this agenda, in particular with a view to strengthen local government, to improve Zambians' access to water and sanitation and to diversify the economy.
- Germany wants to strengthen regional integration and enhance Africa's active role as a global partner. Zambia for along time has played an important role in shaping regional policies and strengthening Africa's regional organizations, such as the African Union, SADC or COMESA. We encourage Zambia to play an active role in African politics and international fora as an advocate for good governance, the rule of law and human rights.
- Lastly, Germany wants to support economic growth, trade and investment, and to tap into the potential of African markets for German business. Zambia seems the place to go: its economic growth rates remain impressive, the political and economic environment is stable, the hospitality is extraordinary, and the investment opportunities remain vast: from the mining sector to tourism, from agriculture to the ever expanding service sector industry. German businessmen have discovered Zambia's huge potential. We can note an increased interest of German companies of doing business with Zambia and invest in the country.
Africa, as Germany's new strategy outlines, is a continent of many opportunities and challenges. I hope for a continued close German-Zambian cooperation which sets shining examples of how to exploit and mutually benefit from the opportunities, and which shows a joint commitment to fight the root causes for poverty and conflict in Africa.
Africa Policy Guidelines [pdf, 286.11k]
Information on Guidelines from the German Federal Foreign Office


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I am absolutely delighted to announce the release of the long-awaited digital edition of In the Forest of Forgetting, a collection of sixteen short stories by the impeccable Theodora Goss, who has been a finalist for the Nebula, Locus, Crawford, and Mythopoeic Awards, as well as on the Tiptree Award Honor List, and has won the World Fantasy and Rhysling Awards.
In the Forest of Forgetting was first published in 2006 by Prime Books. The Papaveria Press edition boasts the same cover artwork by the amazing Virginia Lee as appeared on the original edition, this time in its wonderful entirety, and Terri Windling has kindly given us permission to include her original introduction to the collection.
The table of contents has been slightly modified: "Phalaenopsis" has been replaced by "Her Mother's Ghosts", which first appeared in 2004 in The Rose and Twelve Petals and Other Stories, released by Small Beer Press.
Introduction by Terri Windling
The Rose In Twelve Petals
Professor Berkowitz Stands on the Threshold
The Rapid Advance of Sorrow
Lily, With Clouds
Miss Emily Gray
In the Forest of Forgetting
Sleeping with Bears
Letters from Budapest
The Wings of Meister Wilhelm
A Statement in the Case
Death Comes for Ervina
The Belt
Her Mother's Ghosts
Pip and the Fairies
Lessons with Miss Gray
You can read a review of the original edition of In the Forest of Forgetting on the Journal of Mythic Arts website where they said, among other things,
"Goss' prose is elegant and lovely — these are literary tales with the charm of the European salon, but the wry wit of a contemporary author."
Later in the year we'll be releasing the reprint of In the Forest of Forgetting in tandem with a new, original collection of Theodora's poetry, Songs for Ophelia, also with cover art by Virginia Lee and an introduction by Catherynne M. Valente.
These two matching collections will be a treasure for all of those who fell in love with Theodora's work and love it still, and I'm probably as excited as the rest of you at the idea of these two beautiful books full of her poetry and prose.


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Rangers remain undecided on starting rotation for weekend
CHICAGO – LHP Derek Holland has rejoined the Rangers, at least temporarily, and is preparing to start Saturday. He's just not sure if it will be for Round Rock or the Rangers.
And, as of Tuesday, afternoon the Rangers weren't certain either.
Holland pitched five sharp shutout innings for Round Rock on Monday, then gave up five runs in the sixth. The Rangers' plan has been for Holland to get three rehab starts, but they've also hedged on whether that plan would come to fruition.
For now, both Holland and LHP Martin Perez, are preparing to pitch this week. The first thing the Rangers must determine is whether they want to give RHP Yu Darvish an extra day of rest or not. Darvish pitched Sunday and is currently scheduled to pitch Saturday in Arlington. For Holland, who threw 73 pitches Monday, to start for the Rangers, the club would have to push Darvish up a day to Friday. If Perez starts, the Rangers can stick to the plan of giving Darvish an extra day of rest.
"I felt like I got stronger as the game went on [Monday]," Holland said " I feel like I'm ready, but I can't make that call. I will be ready for whatever they tell me to do."
If Holland pitched in the minors Saturday, he should be ready to go for wherever the Rangers would like to slot him in the rotation coming back from the All-Star break.


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Adele: 60 Second PPC Self-Audit! Is your Account Fat, Dumb & Lazy? I'm pretty confident that none of the PPC campaigns being run by FSC could be classified as any of these, but I figured " who doesnt have a minute to spare to just check on things." This compact yet thorough post gives you a few key factors to check in on when it comes to the "fitness" of your search marketing efforts – perfect for noobs and pros alike.
Kristin: How to Stay Open for Business on Google Places– As Google Places gears up to dominate local search, an alarming profusion of inaccurate business closures has scarred the search engine's reputation for relevance and accuracy- as well as cause harm to perfectly healthy businesses whose listings have been fraudulently marked "permanently closed" on Google Places pages. This seems to be another lesson not to "set it and forget it" when building up listings for SEO, especially as local search changes the way businesses are found by customers. These listings will be increasingly important and should be well-tended and closely watched.
Ashley: Word of Mouse Marketing: 3 Case Social Media Studies: Online users are constantly inundated with so many different ads coming from multiple media sources. This barrage of ads turns into white noise and causes ads to lose effectiveness. These three social media campaigns from Klout, Wildfire and Mr. Youth are great examples of how to think outside of the traditional marketing box and use "word of mouse" marketing through Facebook, Twitter and Bing to reach users, increase engagement and maximize return on investment.
Sally: How-to Reach a Market For Your Web Series – I love Soshable because they always post honest material on discoveries about social media that are relatable to the general public. And by general public I mean me, and whoever else may not have their finger on the pulse of the latest breaking technical details about Facebook, Twitter and the like. Plus it's fun to read. But I digress. This particular article has an elaborate yet clear infographic created by SEOmoz.org on how successful online video marketing works and tips for generating a following on Youtube or similar platforms – something that can be instrumental in client or self promotion.
Tiffany: Will You Listen to Music on Facebook?– I am a Pandora junkie. I've heard that Spotify is all the rage, but can't shake my Pandora loyalty. Facebook has tried to make entries into other tried and true models like Places(competing with Foursquare) and Deals (competing with Groupon), with little success. They are venturing into music, but I can't help but wonder if I am willing to make the change. Are you?
Brooke: American Social Media Usage Reaches Milestone – The Pew Internet and American Life Project is known to be a "fact tank" for extensive surveys and research into how the internet effects us. They recently reported that social media usage may have reached its tipping point. As young adults internet usage remains stable, the baby-boomer generation of internet users, social networking site usage on a typical day grew a significant 60%. What do you think this implies for the future of social media?
Andy: YouTube Links Last Twice as Long as Those on Facebook or Twitter – I was never very good at physics, so the concept of a half-life is something that I am only mildly comfortable with. I understand it on the surface level, but not so much when you begin discussing it in depth as it relates to radioactive elements. Not my thing. However, taking that concept and applying it to Social Media and suddenly, I see the light. According to a study done by the "scientists" at Bit.ly, the average half-life of links posted on Facebook, Twitter and Email/IM is about three hours. So, after three hours of publication, your link clicks will, more than likely, decrease by half. However, the average half-life of a link on YouTube was almost 7.5 hours. Where you link matters, and YouTube seems to have the advantage. So, get to makin' those YouTube videos, people!
Noelle: The Need for a New Listening Movement: From monitoring to learning – Currently, only 36% of businesses monitor & respond in social media. Shocking? Not particularly. Although there is a plethora of listening services, they can be complicated, requiring expert analysis that most people just can't be bothered with. However, people are talking about you and your brand and it's important to not just monitor but actually listen.
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Inspiration Board: Portrait of a Lady
Happy Monday friends! How was your weekend? The weather has been completely mis here in Durban, although happily I was safely installed in a box for the Sharks game yesterday instead of sitting in the stands in all that rain. Hopefully the summer starts hitting South Africa a bit more soon though, because my tan is fading fast… Anyway, Monday morning means inspiration board time, and I must say, I am loving this one. A lovely dark teal (does that colour have a name?) with blush is the perfect combination of soft romance with dark jewel tones that are very much on-trend at the moment. The look is very sophisticated but pretty at the same time. What do you think?
Colours: Teal, blush and gold
Top row (l-r): Bride with statement necklace {Christine Meintjes/The Pretty Blog}; bridesmaids {Reg Campbell Wedding & Editorials/Keely Thorne Events}; shoes and bouquet {Desi Baytan Photography/Modern LA Weddings}; tablescape {Fondly Forever Photography/Yellow Bird Events}; teal groom's suit {Fondly Forever Photography/Yellow Bird Events}
Row 2: Cake with blush flower detail; bouquet {Elisa B Photography/Southern Blooms}; car {Erin Hearts Court}; macaroon {Fondly Forever Photography/Yellow Bird Events}; flower in gold goblet {Fondly Forever Photography/Yellow Bird Events}; flower girl {Elisa B Photography}
Row 3: Bride {Fondly Forever Photography/Yellow Bird Events}; blush cocktail; pink calligraphy stationery {Ryder Evans Photography/White+White}; teal door; flowers {Fondly Forever Photography/Yellow Bird Events}.
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Patients suffering from Migraines, Chronic Daily Headaches, Tension-Type Headaches and Facial pain can frequently find relief through Neuromuscular Dentistry. I Hate Headaches.org offers information on Neuromuscular Dental Treatment
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Chronic Daily Headaches, Migraines and Tension-Type headaches are frequently treated by neurologists. These headaches are frequently related to TMD and are best treated by Neuromuscular Dentists. Neurologists and Dentist are the perfect team.
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Neuromuscular dentistry is changing the medical treatment of chronic daily headaches and migraines. Neuromuscular Dentistry offers safe, drug free alternatives for patients with chronic headaches.
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Treatment of Sleep Apnea is ideally provided by dentists that have training and expertise in treating both sleep apnea and TMJ disorders according to Sleep. I HATE HEADACHES.org discusses neuromuscular dental treatment of headaches and TMJ disorders.
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The FDA recently released a reminder about migraine medications containing valproic acid and the potential harm they may cause to expectant mothers. The NTI-tss Plus is an FDA approved non-pharmaceutical migraine prevention alternative.
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Migraines and chronic daily headaches destroy the quality of peoples live. I hate headaches offers drug free treatment solutions for migraines and chronic daily tension-type headaches.
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If you have been considering cosmetic dental proceedures the time to act is now, before new taxes proposed in health reform take effect. Health reform is vital but may be expensive for patients seeking cosmetic dentistry.
AVOIDING HEADACHE: Orofacial Pain, Jaw Muscle Pain, Migraines Tension-Type Headaches Closely Related
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Study shows majority of TMJ disorder patients and Orofacial Pain patients have Muscle problems in common. 502 TMJ and Orofacial Pain patients were evaluated and 49% had Tension-type Headache, with over 30% having some type of migraine.
Loss Of Teeth Adversely Affects Blood Flow To The Brain. Effects on Migraines And Headaches Explored
By Ira L Shapira DDS D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMO
An experimental study in Cranio Journal showed that the loss of posterior teeth created a shortened dental arch that resulted in less cerebral blood flow. I HATE HEADACHES evaluates neuromuscular dental treatment in headaches and migraine relief.
By Ira L Shapira DDS, DABDSM, DAAPM, FICCMO
Chronic Migraines and Tension-Type headaches have plagued many patients for years with the only relief found in medications and rug regiments. A more Holistic approach is often recommended by Neuromuscular Dentists.
By Ira L Shapira DDS, DABDSM, DAAPM, FICCMO
Treatment of chronic daily headaches, tension-type headaches, cluster headaches and chronic daily headaches featured in new resource for headache sufferers.
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Dental sleep medicine allows treatment of snoring and sleep apnea with comfortable oral appliances. I hate cpap.com helps patients find a dentist qualified to treat sleep apnea and snoring.
New Jersey Dentist: TMJ,TMD, Sleep Apnea, Snoring, Migraines, Daily Headaches And Cosmetic Dentistry
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Dr DePaola attented the IACA, International Acaemy of Comprehensive Aesthetics meeting in San Francisco where he learned the newest research and cutting edge practical knowledge to help patients with TMJ/TMD disorders. Sleep apnea is a TMJ Disorder.
By Ira L Shapira DDS, DABDSM, DAAPM, FICCMO
Dr Sam Beavers,the president of the TMD Alliance is preparing a major press release from that organization. The TMD Alliance represents the interests of patients and doctors who deal with the difficult problems of TMJ Disorders.
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Redemption wasn't easy for the top-seeded Point Pleasant Beach boys basketball team in Saturday afternoon's Shore Conference Tournament Final.
Although the Garnet Gulls were the No. 1 seed and hadn't lost to a Shore Conference team all season, Point Beach was still matched up against one of the SCT heavyweights in No. 2 seed Christian Brothers Academy, which had won 16 SCT titles coming into Saturday's game at Monmouth University.
In 2013, Lakewood stopped Point Beach from winning the school's first SCT title but a year later and a year wiser, Point Beach senior point guard Matt Farrell ...


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|Transgenic overexpression of HSP56 does not result in cardiac hypertrophy nor protect from ischaemia/reperfusion injury.
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|PMID: 20932935 Owner: NLM Status: In-Process
|Heat shock proteins are known to be induced during and following different forms of cardiac stress. It has previously been shown that their expression is beneficial for the heart following trauma such as ischaemia-reperfusion (I/R) injury. Heat shock protein 56 (HSP56) belongs to the family of FK506-binding immunophilin proteins and is found in steroid receptor complexes, notably the glucocorticoid receptor. We have previously shown that HSP56 and other HSPs are induced in cardiac myocytes treated with cardiotrophin-1, a cytokine with potent hypertrophic and protective properties on cardiac cells. The hypertrophic action of cardiotrophin-1 on cardiac cells is dependent on HSP56 induction and overexpression of HSP56 is sufficient for inducing hypertrophy in cardiac cells. To investigate this phenomenon in vivo, we have generated transgenic mice overexpressing HSP56 and assessed them for the development cardiac hypertrophy and resistance of their hearts to I/R-injury by Langendorff perfusion. Mice generated demonstrated stable, yet varying expression levels of HSP56. Initial characterisation identified a sex-specific phenotype where male overexpressing mice exhibited a moderate, but significant, reduced body weight compared to wild-type controls. In ex vivo stress analyses we found, unexpectedly, that significant overexpression of HSP56 does not induce myocardial hypertrophy and nor does it protect the intact heart from I/R-injury. These observations now suggest a more intricate HSP56-Sp. Cardiophenotype that requires further studies to determine if HSP56 is necessary in mediating hypertrophy induced by other myocardial stimuli.
|Christopher J Carroll; Naushaad Suleman; Sean M Davidson; David J Faulkes; James K Diss; Richard Knight; Anastasis Stephanou; David S Latchman; Paul A Townsend
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|Type: Journal Article; Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov't Date: 2010-10-29
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|Title: The international journal of biochemistry & cell biology Volume: 43 ISSN: 1878-5875 ISO Abbreviation: Int. J. Biochem. Cell Biol. Publication Date: 2011 Jan
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|Created Date: 2010-12-20 Completed Date: - Revised Date: -
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|Nlm Unique ID: 9508482 Medline TA: Int J Biochem Cell Biol Country: Netherlands
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|Languages: eng Pagination: 74-9 Citation Subset: IM
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Introducing the New Blackberry Mobile Fusion, Now with Universal Device Management
By Briley (Google)
Blackberry Mobile Fusion is an enterprise centered product that allows mobile device management to be done through a single, web-based interface. It also includes support to allow users access to work email and data at all times, while securely protecting said data.
"At RIM we feel like we were the first mobile management solution."
Mobile Fusion was designed with IT managers in mind, and RIM advertises it as an efficient platform for managers to control and monitor business related devices.
Vikas Shakyaver, Enterprise Product Manager for Research In Motion, covered the basic security and features in the new version of Mobile Fusion.
"Blackberry Mobile Fusion is Blackberry's next-gen mobile device management platform."
When RIM representatives were asked if Windows Phone is in the agenda for future supported products of the Mobile Fusion software, they answered that the platform will be included once it's relative in enterprise environments and enough consumers show a requirement for it.
Mobile Fusion Universal Device Management Service
Blackberry Mobile Fusion now includes a universal device management service. The new software version of Mobile Fusion has been adapted to include Blackberry 7 and previous Blackberry OS devices, Blackberry Playbook tablets and now Android (2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3, 4) and iOS (version 4) devices. That's right, IT managers can now interact and manage Android and iOS devices thanks to Mobile Fusion.
RIM identified that with enterprise software like Mobile Fusion, end users look for the same type of elegance and experience which they have in their personal lives, in their professional lives. Mobile Fusion allows for a safe, secure and seamless integration between business and personal mobile device use.
Most importantly, the Mobile Fusion software allows IT managers a single management layer to manage all related devices. There is no additional management software required, and all devices now apply.
To utilize the universal device service on iOS and Android consumers must first install a unique application on the related device which authenticates access and helps protect data. The Mobile Fusion application for iOS and Android is available on the public market as well as through the Blackberry site, so its not difficult to find.
Blackberry Mobile Fusion also includes security measures to restrict access to devices and notify managers when a device is not in compliance with company standards. Mobile Fusion includes jailbreak and rooting detection, and can even be adapted to restrict access to iOS and Android devices altogether.
When a device is out of compliance, the system allows managers to notify the user in order to give them a chance to fix the issue themselves, or just take care of the problem through the software.
Mobile Fusion also allows management of installed apps, and IT managers can install or remove mandatory apps, as well as remove alternate apps from a device (apps that are not installed by IT managers through Mobile Fusion software).
Anyone interested in more information about the software may visit the official Blackberry Mobile Fusion web page.
Annual licenses for the Blackberry device service and universal device service start at $99 ($4.00 per month).
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Resident finds suspicious device in McCormick Woods neighborhood
PORT ORCHARD - The bomb squad was called Tuesday afternoon to a McCormick Woods neighborhood after a resident found what looked like a pipe bomb along a bike trail on Chanting Circle.
Acting Police Chief Geoffrey Marti said the resident found the device around 8 a.m. Tuesday and brought it back to his residence. When Port Orchard police were notified around 2 p.m., Marti said, the Washington State Patrol's bomb squad was called.
Early investigation indicates the device is some type of smoke bomb, rather than an explosive, Marti said.
A 15-year-old boy, who does not live in the neighborhood, told officers he made the device Saturday. He is cooperating with officers.
A preliminary investigation Tuesday linked the 15-year-old and two other boys to an incident in the same area about two weeks earlier. A milk carton containing two chemicals was used to explode, Marti said. No injuries were reported in that incident.
Investigators are looking at possible charges, Marti said.
Police do not believe there are other devices related to the group that could harm the public.
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Survivor Spotlight
Diane Jones - A three-time breast cancer survivor
There is a life after a diagnosis of breast cancer!
I am a 25-year breast cancer survivor proving that there are new experiences, gifts and accomplishments still waiting for you!
Breast cancer survivors are doing incredible things. They are climbing mountains, running marathons, writing books, painting, running their first ever 5K in the Women's Only 5K Walk & Run – doing things they never thought they could. They are out there sharing messages of hope and inspiring others.
I have heard the words "you have breast cancer" three times. The first time I heard those words was in 1986 when I was just 33 years old (OK, so now you know how old I am). In 1986, no one talked about breast cancer – they whispered. There were very few resources. My treatment was a bit unconventional for the times – I had a lumpectomy and radiation therapy. I was single at the time, and I can tell you, these were very scary days for me – but I stayed strong.
In 1988, during a follow-up mammogram more cancer cells were found. I was told "you have breast cancer" once again. The mammogram detected the cells, and surgery followed.
All seemed well, until the day in June 1995, while performing my monthly breast self-exam (which I tried to follow faithfully – but slacked like some of us tend to do) – I discovered a lump in the same breast. After the biopsy and hearing those words again - "You have breast cancer" – I sought out a second opinion and chose to go with a comprehensive cancer center in Richmond, VA (where I was living and where I grew up). A mastectomy, chemotherapy and five years of Tamoxifen was my plan – and with the help of friends and family, I got through it all. They gave me strength, hope, love and the courage to fight.
My journey with breast cancer has opened many doors for me. So many special people have come into my life; opportunities and experiences have allowed me to grow and use this challenge to reach out and help others. I'm doing things I never thought I would do! These include invitations to the White House (yes THE White House); being the Survivor Winner five years in a row in the Susan G. Komen Richmond Race for the Cure; public speaking – sharing my story; completing several Sprint Triathlons- competing in my first Sprint at age 51. The list can go on and on!
Since moving to Greensboro four years ago, the Women's Only 5K has been just one more door opened to me. I have been involved with this wonderful community event every year since moving here. I have been a coach, helping train women who had never run before run their first ever 5K. Through Janes on the Run, I have been a course monitor, and this year I am assisting with the Girls' Only event. Not only does this event celebrate survivors, we remember those who lost their fight with breast cancer. The event reminds us all of the importance of early detection. And, this event raises funds to pay for mammograms for women who might not otherwise be able to afford one.
Since my first diagnosis in 1986, we have come a long way in the areas of new treatments, medical advances and in raising awareness. But we still have a long way to go – we have more work to do. And, thanks to the Women's Only 5K - we are still pressing ahead and making a difference!
My messages are: Encourage everyone you know to get their mammogram, schedule that doctor's appointment and do their monthly self-exam. Continue a healthy lifestyle. Walk, run, be active. Feed your spiritual self. Eat healthy. Being healthy, proactive and taking care of yourself will help you, should you ever face any type of diagnosis. Not only will you be in good physical condition to fight the challenge ahead – you will also be mentally prepared with a spirit to fight.
And remember: There is a life after a diagnosis of breast cancer!


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Long Lane (Southwark)
Long Lane is a major road in Southwark, south London, England.
At the northwest end is a complicated junction with Borough High Street, Marshalsea Road, Tabard Street, and Great Dover Street. The historic St George the Martyr church, with Dickensian connections, is at this junction, now standing on an island surrounded by roads and cut off from its original churchyard. In this church the eponymous Dickens character Little Dorrit was baptised and married. Charles Dickens himself lodged close by as a child in Lant Street when his father was in the Marshalsea debtors' prison during 1824. It was a traumatic period of his life. Also at this junction is the Borough tube station.
The road is designated the A2198. At the southeast end, there is a junction with Tower Bridge Road (the A100). Near this junction, it crosses Bermondsey Street (the A2205).
There have been a number of archaeological excavations on Long Lane.[1][2][3]
Long Lane originally led from the High Street by St George's Church to the site of Bermondsey Abbey.[4] The land to the north of Long Lane was called Snow Fields in the eighteenth century.
See also[edit]
- ^ Long Lane, Southwark, Wessex Archaeology. Archaeological evaluation at 174–178 Long Lane.
- ^ Brown, Gary, An Archaeological field evaluation at 169 Long Lane, London Borough of Southwark. London: Pre-Construct Archaeology, 1995. National Grid Reference: TQ 324494 7957.
- ^ Douglas, A., An excavation at 5–27 Long Lane, Southwark, London SE1, Transactions of the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society. Forthcoming.
- ^ H.E. Malden (editor), The borough of Southwark: Introduction, A History of the County of Surrey: Volume 4 (1912), pp. 125–135.
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- Long Lane, London SE1
- LondonTown.com information
- Long Lane, Southwark Shopping Guide
- Shops on Long Lane, SE1
- Long Lane, Southwark, London SE1 — house prices
- Bermondsey Square and Long Lane: London in the snow, photograph from Flickr
Coordinates: 51°29′57″N 0°05′10″W / 51.4993°N 0.0860°W
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"WEAVERTHORPE, a parish in the wapentake of Buckrose, East Riding county York, 10 miles N.W. of Driffield, its post town, and 5 from Sherburn station on the York and Scarborough line of railway. The village is situated in a valley of the Wolds. The parish includes the township of Lutton. The living is a vicarage* in the diocese of York, value £168, in the patronage of the dean and chapter. The church is dedicated to All Saints. There is a chapel-of-ease at West Lutton, and National schools for both sexes. The Wesleyans and Primitive Methodists have each a chapel."
"EAST LUTTON, (and West Lutton) townships in the parish of Weaverthorpe, East Riding county York, 9 miles N.W. of Great Driffield."