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WASHINGTON (AP) — Confused about the federal budget struggle? So are doctors, hospital administrators and other medical professionals who serve the 100 million Americans covered by Medicare and......
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one cut could greatly reduce the high cost of medical care. the "Encounter" payment. If you go to a foot Dr for ungrown toenail, you must pay your family Dr a encounter "fee" because he is your family Dr and another Dr saw you .
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when they make the welfare recipients start paying co-pays out of their cigarette and beer and drug money we'll think that they are trying to do something.as it stands they are just after the working group.of course this leaves out the politicians since they are non-workers.the generations of welfare people should be made to work for their freebies.maybe they could become future politicians[same amount of work with lots more money].
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Dear Grandma and Grandpa, the good news is you can still keep your Doctor under Obama Care. The bad news, you will be responsible for the $50-100 out of pocket to make up what has been cut from your Doctor's payment.
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CRYSTAL COAST Assembly of God, 1367 Hwy. 58 in Cape Carteret hosts its annual Turkey Shoot fundraiser from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturdays. Information, call 252-393-6858.
FELLOWSHIP of Christian Athletes hosts a �Fields of Faith� for youth ages 6-12th grades from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 18 at New Bern High School football field. Free. Call 252-514-5089.
ANTIOCH Presbyterian Church, 1770 Pony Farm Road hosts its Holiday Bazaar/Breakfast at 7 a.m. Nov. 2. Canned/baked goods, raffle at 11 a.m.
CRAFT BAZAAR fundraiser from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Oct. 19 at First Christian Church, 124 Trott Road in Richlands. Tables/spaces available. Call 910-324-4933.
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WEIRTON - Brooke visits Weir at 7 p.m. Friday at Jimmy Carey Stadium and playoffs aren't on the minds of the players, Bragging rights, though, are always on the line when this game rolls around.
Brooke (2-5) is coming off a victory against Parkersburg South that snapped a four-game losing streak, while the Red Riders enter the game after taking a lopsided defeat last week at the hands of undefeated Steubenville Catholic.
"We did well against Central in the statistic department, but didn't put points on the board," Red Riders coach Tony Filberto said." We just didn't take advantage of the opportunities we had, especially early in the game, but I feel we continue to get better every week."
Brooke's Sean Blumette has a similar feeling about his club.
"I felt we did pretty well in that brutal four-game stretch where we played University, Big Red, Wheeling Park and Point Pleasant," Blumette explained. "Like Weir, we are still trying to build up the numbers and are playing a lot of young players. We played a lot of freshmen and sophomores last year and they are beginning to step up.
"It's not the case this season, but this type of rivalry game is a lot like the intensity you have in the playoffs and I think the rivalry teaches the kids and coaches how to treat playing at a high level similar to playoffs.
"The other thing a rivalry like this promotes is respect. Fans know the successes that these two programs have had with all the great players, and I think they have respect for that tradition. I know the kids have respect for each other. They have played in the youth leagues with and against each other over the years and, heck, a good part of Weirton is in Brooke County. The kids are good friends and communicate with each other frequently by texting and social media."
Blumette scouted the Red Riders last Saturday in Steubenville and said he sees great improvement.
"I didn't expect anything less from a Filberto-coached team," he said. "They have some good athletes in (William) Larch, (Jonathan) Rice, (Clarence) Bennett and (Kameron) Davis. They can bust the big play from anywhere on the field. Weir High does a really nice job of getting their athletes involved in the game plan, and they don't quit."
Filberto, who scouted Brooke last week against Parkersburg South, said the Bruins are a big, physical football team.
"They are much bigger than us physically," he explained. "They are 2-5, but they have played a rugged schedule and they are young. They like to run the football with (Nick) Ossman and (Justin) Loughrie and their quarterback, (Aaron) Walker, can throw.
"They have a real good wideout in (Thomas) Cole. He's big (6-foot-5, 215 pounds) and can run. I think he had a couple of touchdowns last week.
"The thing about Brooke is that they want to run, but then use that play action to hurt you with the pass to that big wideout. When you try to stop the run, they throw. They are a pretty good football team despite their record. They have some good kids with good speed."
Defensively, Filberto said Brooke is typical.
"They don't give us anything we haven't seen before, but they are big and physical. They give us a lot of things to deal with," Filberto said. "Offensively, Brooke changed a couple of weeks ago in an "I" formation team with two backs there with the quarterback. Ossman and Loughrie have some size and they like to pound the ball off tackle as the Brooke teams have done for years.
"We certainly have to play better defense than we have done the past two weeks.We need to capitalize on any opportunities we get and we have to finish. We learned what it feels like to win when we won those three games in a row, now we have to learn to finish. That was lacking last week."


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Once a working port on the Zuiderzee renowned for its shipyards, this large cheese centre is a small, peaceful and charming town. Edam is dominated by a tall bell tower: the Speeltoren , the remains of a church demolished in the 19C. The town is crossed by canals still lined with some 17C houses. Edam cheese resembles Gouda with its smooth cover but is differentiated by its yellow ball shape covered with a red wax finish.
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In the center of the city, crossed by the Voorhaven canal, this large square is dominated by the town hall (the stadhuis. The town hall, built at the beginning of the 18 C, is topped by a bellturret. A pretty house (ca. 1530) shelters a small municip..
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Bellator's season-two tournaments continue to take shape, and the organization today announced another solid addition to the 145-pound field.
Three-time DREAM veteran and world-class wrestler Joe Warren (2-1 MMA, 0-0 BFC) will compete in Bellator's next featherweight tournament.
Warren is best known to MMA fans as the man who knocked off former WEC champ Chase Beebe and top-ranked Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto in his first two professional contests before falling to Bibiano Fernandes in DREAM's 2009 featherweight grand prix.
"We are very excited about this signing and being the MMA organization that brought Joe back to the States," Bellator founder and CEO Bjorn Rebney stated in today's official release. "Joe has the ability, drive, confidence and personality to become a star in our sport.
"His first two wins would make a good career for most fighters, and as his stand-up continues developing, the sky is the limit for Joe Warren."
Warren was an accomplished freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestler before making the transition to mixed martial arts. A gold-medal winner in the World Championships and Pan American Championships, Warren began training in MMA just a few short months before his 2009 DREAM debut.
"My hands are getting quicker; I'm seeing the openings quicker," Warren stated. "I'm just getting better every single day. I'm already 1,000 times better than I was in my last fight.
"With my style and my experience and my never-lose, never-die attitude, it's gonna be really exciting for Bellator and for everyone who'll be watching on TV."
Warren joins Patricio "Pitbull" Freire (12-0 MMA, 0-0 BFC), Georgi Karakhanyan (12-1-1 MMA, 0-0 BFC) Bao Quach (17-9-1 MMA, 0-0 BFC), and William Romero (5-0 MMA, 0-0 BFC) as confirmed participants in Bellator's season-two featherweight tournament, which kicks off on April 8.
"I competed for the U.S. for 10 years, and I bleed red, white and blue," Warren stated. "So I'm ready to come back to this country, make my U.S. debut and fight in front of the American MMA fans.
"I love everything that Bellator is doing and I'm just honored to be a part of their organization."
The winner of the eight-man bracket earns the right to face season-one winner and current Bellator featherweight champion Joe Soto.
Bellator's lucrative tournaments can earn each division's winner nearly $200,000 over three fights and three months. In addition to live shows on FSN, Bellator season-two and season-three programming also airs via highlights packages on NBC and Telemundo.


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Sunday afternoon hundreds of folks from around the county showed off their pooches in the 58th Annual Five Valley Kennel Club dog show.
NBC Montana headed to the Western Montana Fairgrounds to take a look at some of the competitors and we talked to one professional dog handler from California, Dick Greaver, who tells us he competes in as many as 120 shows a year.
Greaver tells us each breed has its own standard and the judges are looking for the dog that best fits that standard; so each dog's body structure, teeth, fur and movement are all under the microscope as these dogs strut their stuff in the ring.
"We like showing them off and we're very competitive," said Greaver. "We enjoy this and it's a great sport."
Greaver tells NBC Montana there are some bonuses in competing in a number of dog shows, such as traveling the country and meeting new dog show lovers.
"It's just the excitement of doing it because it's just you and your dog," he said. "Everybody out here is kind of like family after a while and you get to know whose dogs are whose and it's a lot of fun."
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Beautiful day for a party in MontanaMonday, May 11th, 2009
As most of us Montanans know, you never know what the weather is going to be on any given day in Montana. Especially in the Spring! It can be 80 degrees one day and snowing the next! That's why I was so excited to have a beautiful April day for a party at the Double T River Ranch a few weeks ago. It had been snowing & raining all week, but then when Saturday rolled around, we had a beautiful Montana Spring day to enjoy in the picturesque Shields River Valley.
For those of you not yet familiar with the Double T River Ranch, you must check out their website: www.doubletriverranch.com, or even better, arrange for a visit in person! It is truly one of those magical spots in this wonderful state of ours. The Double T is a private luxury guest ranch that sits along the Shields River just minutes from the quaint little town of Clyde Park, MT. With a main guest house, a charming cottage and 2 river front cabins, you can comfortably sleep 25 people on the property. The ranch also features a fully equipped, magnificent "party barn" which serves as an ideal gathering place/dining area for guests. Besides the amazing scenery and accommodations, the ranch also provides its guests with outstanding concierge services. They can arrange any type of Montana outing that you could desire or are happy to offer suggestions for some of their favorite activities in the area. Book your next family reunion, corporate retreat or girls/guys getaway weekend at the Double T!
The party held at the ranch that evening was spectacular because of a combination of things: the scrumptious food by Sarah Knecht, entertaining music by Little Jane and the Pistol Whips, wagon tour rides of the property, the infamous "Mule" cocktails, event & floral design by Fresh Designs, and of course, the phenomenal setting and amazing hosts! I can't wait for my next "excuse" to work at the ranch!
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Just in time for Mother's Day, the Toronto Flower Market returns to the city this Saturday, May 9 to its new location at 659 Queen Street East (just west of Broadview). Visitors to the market can expect a variety of beautiful locally grown flowers and plants including tulips, hyacinth and lilacs among other exciting surprises.
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Sugar Plum Ranch owner Jennifer Elliott said she lost the best ranch hands she ever had after six vision-impaired youths headed off to gain work experience at another venue.
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"I was the only handicap; the kids were enthusiastic, and they did everything right. They made my heart sing," Elliott said.
The ranch, in Ocklawaha, is home to the nonprofit Horse in Miracles program, which employs gentle horses as calming therapy. The Florida Center for the Blind's Transitions summer training program is designed to give children ages 14 to 22 tools to enter the workplace or continue their education. The 16 youths involved in the program alternated between the ranch and the Ocala-Marion County Public Library main branch to gain field experience.
Jennifer Nisbett, a counselor with the center, said the Transitions program spans seven weeks each summer.
"Some things we cover are things a sighted person would take for granted," Nisbett said.
The program includes a week in class learning how to dress and draft a resume and other job preparation skills, two weeks each at two different field work locations, and one week doing job shadowing or observing.
Nisbett said her experience has been that vision-impaired people are typically "more competent than average adolescents and just don't get a chance" in the workplace.
At Sugar Plum Ranch, the youth fulfilled the regular duties of a horse ranch worker, including grooming and feeding the animals and mucking out the stalls.
On Tuesday, Blake Oliver, 16, of Williston; and Eddy Espinoza, 18, from Ocklawaha, bathed and groomed Ginger, a 22-year-old quarter horse.
"I like information technology as a career," Blake said as he washed Ginger, who stood almost totally still. Blake said he was enjoying the outdoor environment.
"I had a work session at the restaurant in the Ocala Hilton, too. I've liked all the work training " he said.
As he smoothed out Ginger's tail hair, Espinoza said his family has been involved in the horse industry.
Nearby, Gainesville resident Lindsey Raulerson, 19, and Chelsea Fletcher, 18, of Williston, groomed and bathed Juliette, a brood mare.
"I'd like to teach and work with children," Raulerson said as she brushed the horse.
Fletcher said she has "liked to work with animals since I was little," and added that she especially likes snakes.
Fletcher's grandmother and guardian Sharon Gillman said the experience has helped give her granddaughter "more independence and self-confidence."
"The Transitions program is aimed at helping people take care of themselves," Gillman said, adding that it is "hard work" for someone legally blind to live in a sighted world.
"Chelsea has volunteered with a veterinarian. Snakes are a tactile item for her," Gillman said.
Horses in Miracles volunteer Mike Kozierowski, a teacher at Eustis Middle School, worked with Perrii Lee, 15, of Gainesville, and Matthew Jones, 18, of Ocala, as they checked on feed levels for the horses and cleaned stalls.
Perrii was asked to tell the difference between alfalfa and hay for feeding and identified the alfalfa as feeling "more coarse" than the hay.
"This program gives the youth a real feel of what it's like to work on a horse ranch, It's also good exercise, and the kids love it," Kozierowski said.
At the library, the participants' work was far different.
"We're so pleased to partner with the Florida Center for the Blind. The students completed a cleaning program in the audio section and cleaned and straightened shelves," said Karen Jensen community liaison and volunteer coordinator with the library.
"We have an extensive inventory to assist the vision impaired. At least one student said they would return to get a library card — it's a win-win situation," Jensen said.
Blake said he wanted to make one comment about his work experiences: "I just want to be treated like anyone else."
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Attorney Tim Whitsitt says Jensen would have been entitled to about $150,000 on the day he resigned, plus coverage of medical insurance premiums for nine months.
According to the Glenwood Springs Post Independent, Jensen received $500,000 as part of a mostly secret separation agreement Jensen was earning $198,800 per year when he resigned, along with a package of perks and benefits worth more than $72,000 a year.
Jensen could not be located on Wednesday for comment.
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Ill Bill featuring El-P - "Severed Heads Of State"
Not a lot has been said or written about Ill Bill's Grimy Awards, which was first announced on New Years Day, 2012. Understandably, as Bill's been busy with La Coka Nostra's sophomore album and his usual surplus of feature work and production. Seemingly out of nowhere, "Severed Heads Of State" emerged last week in video form. The attitude and subject matter is arguably fitting for the final days of Election Season, as the song also marks a really important reunion. El-P produced and is featured on the track, and is the perfect fit. Bill and El ran in the same circles, dating back to the 1990s, and both Brooklyn emcee/producers have built major followings. The collaboration (not their first) reminds fans how much they have in common, as far as delivery and dense songwriting. After L.C.N. and Heavy Metal Kings, this is a nice showing of some of Bill's other approaches and by far, my favorite video of the week. - Jake Paine (@Citizen__Paine)
Angel Haze - "Doo Wop (That Thing)"
I was so nervous to even play this track. Being a Lauryn Hill zealot since her days of "Vocab," I couldn't help but be insanely angry at Angel Haze for daring to touch this song. But then I thought to myself, how many newcomers in Rap have touched the work of other artists, and while they may not live up to the classic value of the original cut, they still manage to do their damn thing? So I pressed play, and I was pleasantly surprised. Angel Haze has been dominating the semi-indie female Rap movement over the past year. Her buzz is as intense as her peers like Rapsody and Nitty Scott MC, but their differences are all obvious. On "Doo Wop," Haze doesn't really try to recreate what Lauryn Hill crafted back in '98. It has more of a freestyle value, less of an homage, though its evident that L-Boogie has influenced Haze in many ways. It took a lot for me to play this track, but I'm sure a Roberta Flack fan might have felt the same way when Lauryn knocked "Killing Me Softly" out the ballpark. Here's to taking risks. - Kathy Iandoli (@kath3000)
Listen to "Doo Wop (That Thing)" by Angel Haze
Lone Ninja featuring Godilla - "Maximum Penalty"
For years, I've been receiving albums from Twin Perils' Lone Ninja in my mailbox. A popular seller at UndergroundHipHop.com (where I often make some purchases), Lone is an enigma by design. Like early Ghostface and late MF DOOM, he protects his facial identity. Like Killarmy, he loves military images. But the Hip Hop itself is right up the alley of any hardcore '90s East Coast fan. "Maximum Penalty" is the latest work in a seemingly non-stop assembly of projects. Lone Ninja keeps the character of Hip Hop alive at a time when everybody wants to be known. The skills speak for themselves and in a particularly grim week for a lot my loved one, this song was something that was upset with me. - Jake Paine (@Citizen__Paine)
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Jackson, MS-- A person with knowledge of the investigation of a police officer who was killed by a murder suspect in an interrogation room says the shooting was recorded on video.
The person spoke to The Associated Press on Saturday on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk about the ongoing investigation.
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I was looking to see if I could get Def Lepard tickets on ticket master site and accidently typed Papa Roach instead of Def Lepard then a date popped up for 24 Aug 11 thats my moms birthday. So I call my mom and ask her if it will be ok to see Papa Roach on her birthday and celebrate her birthday a day early and she says to me "I dont see why not you spent the last two mothers day seeing them"...
Haha, at least you didn't have to call 20 times or more ^^ Yeah, for the moment my cousins know Papa Roach that's all, but I hope they will become fans after saw them in live, it would be awesome ! I don't think any other members of my family have already listened to 'em :/ Yes, in french we say "cousins" for boys and "cousines" for girls xD Anyway, I'm still praying to be able to go to the festival this summer (and I hope PRoach will be there, if it's not a simple rumor). I'm going to see my cousins during christmas holidays, I'll ask them if they can come with me otherwise my mother doesn't let me go x') And I'm looking forward for the next Papa Roach videoclip, Where Did The Angels Go (I wanted Before I Die in first, but it doesn't really matter ^^) :) Have a great day !
Oh I've just seen your comment x) Wooow, you called 13 time for ONE ticket ? Ouch... But you've finally got it, that's cool :) Haha, because of you I just listened to Bleeker Ridge, pretty cool ^^ Yeah I hope, and I don't know if my cousins are fans, but I guess they like it. They probably will go anyway, because they're used to go to festivals in summer ^^ They're really crazy about music and they play instruments (the three of them!) x) (Oh and they are girls, I specify because "cousins" is made for boys AND girls in english (if I'm right...), not like in french. Btw what should I say ? "female cousins" ? ^^)
How was Iron Maiden in live ? (I don't think I could answering your response this evening, but I will tomorrow :P Lots of work... :). )
Hellooo :) I guess you have got your tickets now, or at least I hope ^^ For my part, I cross my fingers, for you and.... for me x) Cause I found out that Papa Roach would come to a music festival in Belgium in 2013 (it's almost confirmed); it's near from france and I'll have (maybe) the chance to come to this festival (the Graspop festival), ONLY if my (belgians) cousins come too (because my parents don't wanna let me go alone, obviously... :/). Iron Maiden are part of the line up, I'm not as fan as I am with Proach, but I love their music and I have never seen them live... *-* Anyway, for now it's not certain but I hope ^^ Have a great day :D
Yep, in fact it's not easy to make a difference between train and high-speed train when you just look at it :P Anyway. I hope you'll be able to buy tickets, and even a VIP if it's possible :) I thought I wasn't lucky to don't have enough time or money (or because I don't have my license) to go to concerts (to take only this example) but it seems it's as difficult for you as it is for me xD So, good luck ^^
Oh okay, well high-speed train is like a train, but faster and... in fact I don't really know the other differences ^^ If you have time (and if you're interested oviously) you can take a look here to see what's a TGV: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TGV :)
And by the way, I finally found out that in North America there is an high-speed rail service called Acela Express, I didn't know it :P Here's a quote from wikipedia: "High-speed rail in the United States currently consists of one high-speed rail line: Amtrak's Acela Express runs on the Northeast Corridor from Boston to Washington, D.C. Unlike Asian or European systems, the Acela shares its tracks with conventional rail, and [...]" etc etc :)
Anyway, we don't have to care about trains x) That's so cool that you'll probably going to a show :D Will you buy VIP tickets too ?


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Mary had a very upsetting experience on the Luas this morning when her pet chihuahua Gizmo became caught on his lead outside the door of the train.The dog unfortunately died.
More callers were confused about the local property tax and different methods of making payments .
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My amazing sister wrote these beautiful words for my son when he was still growing inside me…before we knew he was a boy, before he changed our lives forever. Each week, I would update her on his progress…"This week, he is the size of a berry," I would say…"This week, the size of a plum…"
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Tallahassee, FL - The always fun and tasty food truck vendor fair is back.
That's right it's going on right now in a parking lot off of 1940 North Monroe Street.
The Mobile Food Vendor Fair was hosted by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, and it's the third time they've hosted the event.
Vendors say it's exciting because it helps get the word out about their food products and it's a fun time.
This helps boost their business and that's always a plus especially with our economy looking to grow.
There were more than ten trucks out, so people had a ton of choices.
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WHEELING - It is not always how many hits you get in a baseball game, sometimes it is just a matter of when you get them.
Streaking Morgantown came to Holloway Field on Tuesday having scored 42 runs and averaging 16 hits in its last three games, however, while it was able to muster four this time, it was enough to squeak out a victory against powerful Linsly.
Tyler Shorter's two-out, two-run double in the top of the sixth capped a three-run rally and Nicklas Gallagher entered in relief and recorded the final five outs as Morgantown posted a come-from-behind, 4-3 victory against the Cadets.
The Mohigans move to 17-6 while Cartwright's squad falls to 20-3, but will get an opportunity for revenge this afternoon when it returns the visit to Morgantown. Linsly will also travel to the J.B. Chamber's I-470 Sports Complex on Thursday for a makeup affair with city rival Wheeling Central at 5 p.m.
"That is some pretty good pitching Linsly throws," Morgantown coach Mark McCarty said. "They throw hard and really come at you. We have really been hitting the ball, scoring 15, 18 and nine runs in our last three games and averaging about 16 hits, so what they did to us tells you a lot about that team."
"We normally don't get the chance to play in many close games either, so this is something that we really needed."
Each team scored a run in the first, Morgantown on a lead-off triple by Alex Weidman and Nick Colasante's run-scoring fielder's choice, while the Cadets got the first of four hits from Arien Seymour in the bottom half of the frame, moved him to third on an error and sacrifice bunt and knotted the score on Momo Felt's fielder's choice.
With Linsly starting pitcher Jameson Murray coming off the mound with an apparent hand injury two pitches into the second inning, Seymour took the hill and was spectacular, fanning five and walking two while not allowing a hit for four innings.
Meanwhile, the Cadets took advantage of a big error to plate a pair of unearned runs in the fourth and jump ahead. Logan Goodnight, who pitched the final two frames and took the loss, singled leading off, went to second on a sacrifice bunt and scored on the Morgantown miscue. Seymour then singled down the left-field line and Colton Coss' base hit scored Dillon Curtin, who had reached on the error, to make it a 3-1 count.
However, with Seymour back in center field, the Mohigans went to work with singles from Colasante and Connar Leone to begin the sixth, putting runners at first and third. Abbie Eddy's fielder's choice plated a run and made it 3-2, leaving Eddy at first. After Blaine Stewart worked a 3-2 walk, Shorter launched the two-run double to deep left pushing across a pair for a 4-3 lead.
Linsly did get a one-out single from Seymour in the sixth, who was eventually stranded at third, and a lead-off base hit from Felt in the seventh, but he was left standing at second. Overall, the Cadets left 10 on base, seven in scoring position.
"We pitched well, we fielded well and we played well. We just stranded an awful lot of runners," Cartwright said. "Morgantown didn't get many hits, but they got clutch hits and that was the difference.
"It is a tough loss, but we played a complete game. I felt like we did what we needed to do at times, but we just didn't do quite enough and sometimes that happens. They were just a little better, but we get another shot at them."


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COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Denmark's Royal Theater says it has canceled a play about Amy Winehouse after the Danish copyright agency withdrew permission to use the late singer's music.
It was not immediately clear why the Koda agency canceled the permit to use the music in the production that was to open Jan. 30 in a 220-seat theater in central Copenhagen. The agency did not return calls after the theater's announcement on Monday.
The play "Amy" was based on interviews, concerts, Winehouse's letters and newspaper articles. It was written by a group of 11 Danish playwrights and depicts her life and relationship with drugs and alcohol.
The Grammy-winning British soul singer, known for her beehive hairdo, died from alcohol poisoning in July last year at the age of 27.


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This procedure corrects a leg length difference. With surgery and devices, a bone can be lengthened over a period of time. The process triggers bone growth and soft tissue lengthening.
Lengthening may be needed if you have a length difference due to:
If the difference is not corrected, it can cause excess strain on joints. You could have pain in your knee, hip, or ankle. You may develop
and back pain.
Correcting the problem can help improve walking and reduce your risk of other problems. Depending on the technique, several inches may be added.
Your doctor will review a list of possible complications, like:
Discuss these risks with your doctor.
Your doctor may do the following:
Before the surgery, you will:
Options include:
This procedure will be done in stages. The first stage is a procedure called an
osteotomy. The doctor will make an incision in the leg and cut the bone. The doctor will select a fixation device for the leg. This will stabilize the bone while it is being lengthened. Options include:
Lengthening will be done at a rate of about 1 millimeter (mm) per day. This stage may start a few days or weeks after the osteotomy and last for a couple of months. Depending on your device, you will adjust it several times during the day. Your body will slowly regenerate new bone in the small space that was created between the bone ends.
During the next stage, your bone will heal. You will be able to put more weight on your limb. X-rays will be taken. When the healing process is completed, the fixation devices will be removed.
You will stay in the recovery room for several hours.
The osteotomy can take about two hours. This depends on the extent of the surgery.
The lengthening process can take 2-3 months.
Anesthesia prevents pain during surgery. Your doctor will give you pain medicine after surgery. You may have discomfort from the fixation devices.
The surgery is done in a hospital. The usual length of stay is 1-3 days.
At the hospital, the staff will:
Leg lengthening will take place at home. For a smooth recovery:
The entire process can take up to six months.
Contact your doctor if any of the following occurs:
In case of an emergency, call for medical help right away.
American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
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Limb length discrepancy. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons website. Available at:
http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/topic.cfm?topic=a00259. Updated July 2007. Accessed November 29, 2010.
Limb lengthening. International Deformity and Lengthening Institute website. Available at:
http://www.ilizarov.org/ll.pdf. Accessed November 29, 2010.
Limb lengthening. Scottish Rite Hospital for Children website. Available at:
http://www.tsrhc.org/limb-lengthening.htm. Accessed November 29, 2010.
The New York Institute for limb lengthening and reconstruction. NYU Hospital for Joint Disease website. Available at:
http://www.med.nyu.edu/hjd/centerforchildren/patient/limb.html. Accessed November 29, 2010.
Paley D. Limb lengthening introduction. Limb Lengthening.us website. Available at:
http://www.limblengtheningdoc.org/limb_lengthening_intro.html. Accessed November 29, 2010.
Rozbruch R. Limb lengthening an overview. Hospital for Special Surgery website. Available at:
http://www.hss.edu/conditions_limb-lengthening-overview.asp. Updated January 24, 2003. Accessed November 29, 2010.
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About 2 days ago, my Lycos mail-powered by zimbra-is not loading. I am able to surf the web freely, and Lycos.com home page loads but if you click on "Check Mail" you go to a blank screen with some "500 Server error"
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Is it worth the effort of expressing breastmilk at work?Yes, many mums find that it's worth the effort to express milk. It will help to keep your milk supply up, and your baby will continue to get the benefits of breastmilk, even when you're apart.
Expressing milk can also help you to feel close to your baby while you're away from her. So even though you're probably going to be busy at work, and it will take some planning, it will be worth it.
There's another benefit for both you and your employer. Women who give their babies breastmilk take less time off work than mums of formula-fed babies (Click 2006, NHS 2010). Breastfed babies are ill less often, and are less likely to have ear infections that need hospital treatment (Quigley et al 2007, Unicef 2013).
You'll also be coming home to a baby who still wants to breastfeed. You can cuddle up with her straight away and re-establish your bond, as well as nourish her. If you like, ask whoever is looking after your baby to feed her as little as possible in the hour before you get home. Then you and your baby can have a lovely reunion at the end of your working day.
How should I prepare for expressing breastmilk at work?Start expressing before you return to work. Then you'll know what to expect, and can start to set up a routine. Express after as many daytime feeds as you can, and start to build a supply in the freezer. Your baby will then have milk for your first day back at work.
You'll get less milk if you express after a feed than if you express a full feed. However, expressing between feeds and breastfeeding as well may lead to you over-produce milk, which may make you feel uncomfortable.
You will probably collect very little milk at first, but with practise, you'll soon have a useful amount after each expressing session (MA 2010).
Tell your manager as soon as you can before going back to work that you are still breastfeeding. Explain that you will need somewhere to express during the day (HSE nd). Even if you have a good informal relationship with your employer, you should do this in writing, so they have a formal period of time to prepare for your return (HSE nd).
Where should I express milk at work?There should be a clean, warm and private room available to you for expressing (NHS 2010). It could be an unused office or conference room, or even a large, clean storeroom with a chair, table and a power socket for your pump, if you need one. It should be a space where you won't be overlooked, with a lockable door.
Ask the HR manager or office manager for suggestions, and try to get the support of a colleague or manager. A toilet cubicle isn't an acceptable place for you to express your milk (HSE nd, MA 2010, NHS 2010). Though it is useful to have somewhere nearby to wash your hands before and after you express.
Legally, your employer is obliged to provide a suitable place for you to rest, and should conduct a risk assessment for your return to work (HSE nd, MA 2010, NHS 2010).
Some employers offer a mum-and-baby room, and may have a policy in place specifically for breastfeeding employees. If you are feeling unsupported in your decision, and have a health and safety representative, ask them to put a written policy in place. Formalising the arrangements will help you, other women and your employer (Welford 2012).
How should I express milk at work?While you're expressing at work, relax and think about your baby. Look at a photo of him, or take some of his clothing to work with you (MA 2010). Thinking about your baby can help you to produce more milk.
You will need to bring some equipment to work with you:
- A breast pump. Double electric pumps are most efficient, but can be expensive. Many mums find that hand pumps work just as well for them.
- If you are hand expressing, you'll need a sterile or well-cleaned and scalded container, such as a jug.
- A cool bag or cool box lined with frozen ice packs.
- Breast pads.
- Bottles or breastmilk bags.
You'll need access to a fridge to store your milk during work hours.
It's up to you how often you express, but try to do it at the same time every day. Pumping once or twice a day is probably realistic, and it will be enough to keep up your milk supply.
Should I tell my colleagues that I'm expressing?You don't have to tell your colleagues what you're doing during your breaks if you don't want to. But you should tell your line manager, to make it clear that expressing milk won't interfere with your work.
Some mums find it helps to tell colleagues so that they can benefit from their support and encouragement. It's likely to be a very personal decision.
How should I store the expressed milk?This takes a bit of organisation, but once you're into the routine, it should become easier:
- Pump and store milk either in sturdy plastic bottles or plastic bags made for the purpose. Don't use glass bottles, as they can break, and the white cells in milk tend to cling to glass. The downside of plastic bags is that they can tear and fall over, so you'll need to take care when using them.
- Label and date the bottles and bags, and use up the oldest ones first. Leave room at the top of each bottle or bag for expansion during freezing. You can add more breastmilk to a bottle or bag, if you express later on the same day.
- Store freshly expressed milk, with a clear label, in the back of the office fridge or a cooler while at work. Bring it home in a cooler with an ice pack if your journey is longer than 30 minutes. Freshly expressed milk is fine at room temperature (no warmer than 25 degrees C) for six hours.
- If you refrigerate or chill freshly pumped milk, you can add it to a bottle of already frozen milk.
- If you refrigerate the milk you pump on Monday, whoever is looking after your baby can give it to her on Tuesday, and so on for the rest of the week. After your first day back at work, you may not need to use frozen milk again.
Heating breastmilk up in the microwave or on the hob will destroy some of the nutrients. So thaw milk in the fridge, or if you need it quickly, hold the bottle or bag under cool then warm running water. Or place it in a bowl of warm water.
Dry the container with kitchen towels before you open it. The milk will have separated, so you will need to shake it gently before giving it to your baby (BFN 2009).
Where can I find out more?See our article breastfeeding and working. The following publications offer lots of advice about your rights, and what to expect, when breastfeeding at work:
- Breastfeeding at work: information for employees and employers
- Maternity action: continuing to breastfeed when you return to work
Last reviewed: December 2013
ReferencesBFN. 2009. Expressing and storing breastmilk. The Breastfeeding Network. www.breastfeedingnetwork.org.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2013]
Click ER. 2006. Developing a worksite lactation program. MCN, American Journal of Maternal Child Nursing 31(5):313-7
HSE. nd. FAQs: breastfeeding. www.hse.gov.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2013]
MA. 2013. Continuing to breastfeed when you return to work. Maternity Action. www.maternityaction.org.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2013]
NHS. 2008. Breastfeeding and work: information for employees and employers. www.nhs.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2013]"
Quigley MA, Kelly YJ, Sacker AS. 2007. Breastfeeding and hospitalization for diarrheal and respiratory infection in the United Kingdom Millennium Cohort Study Pediatrics 119(4):e83742
Unicef. 2013. New data shows correlation between higher breastfeeding rates and fewer hospital admissions. www.unicef.org.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2013]
Welford H. 2012. Expressing and storing your milk. London: NCT www.nct.org.uk [pdf file, accessed November 2013]


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Amy has over 10 years business experience in sales, marketing, and training. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas A&M University and studied English and Speech Communications, while earning her teaching certification. Upon graduation, she worked abroad in London before returning to Houston as a corporate recruiter for Reynolds and Reynolds, specializing in sales and marketing. Also at this time, Amy began teaching as an adjunct professor at the University of Houston and the C. T. Bauer College of Business, a position she held for nine years.
As Amy transitioned her career from recruiting to marketing, she worked with Reynolds and Reynolds' sales force to promote their software products throughout the United States, Mexico and Brazil. She then joined the Bauer College staff to market and recruit for the Executive MBA before going to work as the training manager for Dovarri, a start up CRM company, conducting sales and client training. Following her experience at Dovarri, Amy joined the team at Texas Monthly magazine as an account manager, where she did advertising sales and consulted with clients on their marketing needs. Her unique combined experience in marketing and sales gives her the ability to bridge both worlds and use her experience to translate how they are an integral part of success in business.
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Short-term Disability Policy for Administrators and Staff
Policy Statement
Administrators and staff members who do not use all of their sick leave during a fiscal year accumulate the unused days in a short-term disability bank. In the event of illness or disability that exceeds the employee's yearly sick leave, the days in the bank are made available.
A maximum of 130 days can accumulate in the short-term disability bank. Any days over 130 go into an excess account and at retirement at 62 years or older, an employee will receive pay at his or her current salary for the number of days over 100 in the bank or excess account, up to a maximum of 50 days. Unused sick days as of the date of retirement will be added to the short-term disability bank and counted toward the 50 excess days.
When an employee becomes ill, she or he uses the accrued sick leave for the current year; then, days accumulated in the short-term disability bank. A statement from the attending health care provider(s) is required. Short-term disability is paid as follows:
first 40 work days 100% of pay
next 40 work days 75% of pay
next 50 work days 60% of pay
Excess days, which are paid at 100%, may be used before 75% days or 60% days.
In the event that a period of short-term disability overlaps a holiday, that holiday will be paid at 100%.
If disability is expected to extend beyond 180 days, i.e., 130 work days, the employee should apply for benefits under the Long-term Disability Insurance plan, which should be done within 90 days of when short-term disability will expire. The 180-day period will begin on the first day the employee is unable to work because of the illness.
Continuous Illness
An employee who is back to work for 30 calendar days or less and becomes disabled from the same illness will be considered to have one continuous illness.
An employee who is back to work for more than 30 calendar days and becomes disabled from the same illness will be considered to have a relapse. The 180-day period will begin on the first day the employee is unable to work due to the relapse.
New Illness
An employee who has returned to work for any length of time and becomes disabled from an illness unrelated to previous periods of disability will be considered to have a new illness. The 180-day period will begin on the first day the employee is unable to work because of the new illness. Payment will be made for the new 130 work days as described above, regardless of how many days the employee used for prior disabilities until the employee's short-term disability bank is exhausted.
In the event of extended absence, the University may require a periodic examination by a health care provider of its choice.
Employees who have exhausted sick and bank days are considered to be on unpaid Short-Term Disability for the remainder of six months.
While on short-term disability, the employee is responsible for keeping the immediate supervisor informed of his/her location and condition.
An employee on short-term disability continues to be covered by hospitalization, life, accidental death and-dismemberment, and disability insurance for up to six months. At the end of six months, benefits are discontinued and an employee is no longer considered an active employee. In such cases, the individual is encouraged to re-apply for any open position for which s/he is qualified when the individual is medically able to return to work.
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07/01/91 - Reaffirmed with publication of Personnel Manual
02/13/98 - Revised to clarify use of excess days before banked days; reference to health care providers; reference to long-term cases
01/30/06 - Cyclical review and updating of the policy was approved by the President of the University, including change of title from Short-term Disability Bank


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Summary:In his 35th year as head coach, Bud Kilmer is trying to lead his West Canaan Coyotes to their 23rd division title. Uncompromising and omnipotent, Kilmer is deified in the small Texas town as long as the team is winning. But when star qurterback Lance Harbor suffers a season-ending injury, the Coyotes are forced to regroup under the questionable leadership of second-string quarterback Jonathan Moxon. His irreverent attitude and approach to football come into direct conflict with the coach's inflexible game plan.


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A dry scalp often feels tight and uncomfortable. It's more common to have dry skin than it is dryness of the scalp since there are more sebum-producing hair follicles on the scalp. Some people think their scalp is dry because it's itchy and flaky. These may be symptoms of a scalp condition called seborrheic dermatitis. Other causes of scalp dryness and tightness are psoriasis and ringworm.
Most experts believe seborrheic dermatitis is caused by a tiny fungus called Malassezia. Most people have this fungus living peacefully on their scalp, but in people with seborrheic dermatitis this normally quiescent fungus overgrows, and the body responds by mounting an inflammatory response. This leads to scalp tightness and a sensation of dryness along with flaking and crusting. With seborrheic dermatitis, the scalp isn't dry but feels tight and irritated because of the flaking and itching.
Regular shampooing is important with seborrheic dermatitis since the yeast Malassezia thrives on excess sebum. The first line of treatment is shampoos that contain pyrithone zinc or selenium sulfide. As an alternative, tea tree oil shampoo has natural anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties that may help. To reduce flaking, look for shampoos that contain the ingredient salicylic acid. In more severe cases, doctors recommend shampoos and topical treatments that contain the anti-fungal medication ketoconazole.
Psoriasis is an inflammatory condition that affects the skin and less frequently the scalp. When it affects the scalp, the scalp becomes itchy and irritated with patchy scales that are typically silver or gray in color. Most people with scalp psoriasis also have involvement of the skin on their body. Psoriasis commonly runs in families and is a chronic problem, although it may come and go.
Stress, temperature changes, alcohol, shampoos and cosmetic products can all aggravate psoriasis. Treatment for mild cases is very similar to treatment for seborrheic dermatitis. Coal tar or anti-fungal shampoos that contain ketoconazole may relieve the symptoms. As with scalp seborrheic dermatitis, salicylic acid helps to remove patchy scales and crusts that are common with scalp psoriasis. For more resistant cases, there are other treatment options including medications that reduce inflammation by suppressing the immune system. Unfortunately, these medications have serious side effects.
People who have ringworm often complain of scalp dryness and scaling and have crusty, scaly patches sometimes with patchy areas of hair loss. Ringworm is more common in children, although adults can get it too. It's caused by a fungus that spreads easily from person to person. The best way to avoid it is not to share personal items with other people, particularly combs, brushes and hats.
Mild cases of scalp ringworm usually respond to a shampoo that contains selenium sulfide. In cases that don't, shampoos that contain anti-fungal medications like ketoconazole or ciclopirox are helpful. Some resistant cases may not respond to shampoo and require oral anti-fungal medications. It's important to disinfect combs, brushes and hats after a bout with ringworm. Some doctors also recommend that close family members use a medicated shampoo since they can carry and spread the fungus.
Some people develop a tight, red scalp that feels dry and itchy when they use certain shampoos, soaps or hair dyes. This is a form of allergic response or contact dermatitis. The key to avoiding this cause of scalp dryness and itching is to stay away from products that cause a reaction. Hair care products that contain alcohol are a problem for some people. If you have a history of contact dermatitis, use a mild shampoo and conditioner that are free of alcohol or fragrances, and avoid using hot water or heated appliances.
Find out what's causing your scalp to feel dry so you can treat it appropriately.
Add more fatty fish to your diet from sources like wild-caught Alaskan salmon. These healthy fats have anti-inflammatory properties that can relieve some scalp conditions. Make sure you're eating a well-balanced diet.
Avoid using hot appliances on your hair or scalp.
Choose a mild shampoo and conditioner that are free of fragrance, alcohol and harsh chemicals.
Avoid using harsh chemicals like perm solutions, straighteners and hair dyes on your hair and scalp. Look for organic hair dyes that don't contain ammonia.
A dry scalp is usually due to some other scalp condition. Find out why your scalp feels dry before treating it, and take steps to keep your scalp healthy.


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The Vanishing Acts exhibit is located in the Conifer Collection, just a short stroll off the Conifer Walk.
Come learn about the gifts that the world's endangered trees give us—and how you can join the Arboretum in saving them. An award-winning outdoor exhibit shows that trees that we know and love are endangered in the wild. By protecting them, we help ourselves and the entire planet.
"To save trees, we can accomplish more together than we can individually," said Gerard Donnelly, President and CEO of The Morton Arboretum. "With 8,000 endangered tree species worldwide, it's a huge issue with a direct link to climate change and other factors affecting the health of plants, people, and the planet."
Just a few examples of the trees you'll learn about at Vanishing Acts:
- Wild Apple. Apple pie. An apple for the teacher. An apple a day keeps the doctor away. The apple's delicious sweetness anchors our American traditions. The world's last remaining wild apple trees are being cut down to make room for houses.
- Fraser Fir. At Christmas time, many enjoy Fraser fir's soft, fragrant foliage and perfect shape. A non-native insect has killed up to 95 percent of wild Fraser firs growing in the Appalachians.
- Pacific Yew. Many cancer survivors and their families can thank the Pacific yew tree for a cancer-fighting compound discovered in its bark. Wild Pacific yews are recovering from overharvesting after the discovery.
Vanishing Acts was developed by The Morton Arboretum and is exhibited on site and will also tour nationally. This traveling exhibit is organized and circulated by The Morton Arboretum, in partnership with the Global Trees Campaign, and made possible by a grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- A judge ruled a man accused of killing his 91-year-old wife in her Georgetown home competent to stand trial, D.C. court records show.
Albrecht Muth is charged with first-degree murder in the death of Viola Drath in August 2011. Drath, a German journalist, was found strangled and beaten.
Muth has denied he killed his wife.
In February, Muth was taken to St. Elizabeth's, a psychiatric hospital, for a competency screening after a doctor said he was delusional and hallucinated. Muth was hospitalized for mental illness and court records show he was scheduled for a mental observation hearing on Wednesday. A release order was filed on Thursday.
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* For Valentine's Day it looks (and tastes) great made in heart-shaped pans. *
1 box Chocolate Fudge cake mix (be sure you get the kind that uses butter rather than oil)
3 eggs
½ stick (¼ cup) very soft butter
1 can dark sweet cherry pie filling
½ teaspoon almond extract
½ teaspoon butter extract
Mix together cake mix, eggs, butter, cherry pie filling, almond and butter extracts. Beat at medium speed for length of time indicated on cake mix.
Pour into greased 9 x 13 inch pan and bake at 350 for approximately 40 minutes (or until cake tests done in the middle
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1 stick (½ cup) butter
6 Tablespoons milk
4 Tablespoons cocoa
1 box powdered sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup chopped pecans
Melt butter; stir in milk and cocoa. Carefully, bring to a boil over medium to medium high heat. Stir frequently to prevent scorching. (NOTE: this will not be a "rolling" boil.)
Remove from heat and add powdered sugar, vanilla, and pecans. (Or sprinkle pecans on top of cake after it's frosted for a decorative touch.) Beat well by hand with a spoon and spread over cake about 5 minutes after cake has been removed from oven. The cake will still be warm, so spread carefully.
Fuffy Whipped Frosting (#2)
1 1/2 cups cold milk
1 small box instant chocolate pudding
8 oz. container of Cool Whip
Mix milk with pudding until smooth and beginning to set up.
Fold in Cool Whip, and frost cake.
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Ok, I'll get them on here in the morning, kinda dark out there right now, plus already had a couple cold ones to celebrate.
Ok, I'll get them on here in the morning, kinda dark out there right now, plus already had a couple cold ones to celebrate.
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You will be happy with the yamaha! My parents have a kodiak 450 and a grizzly 350 and havent had any problems at all and they use them a lot in the summer. I went with a 2006 Honda Rubicon 500. I love it for the most part. The thing with honda is you give up a lot in suspension compared to the rest, but make up for it in durability and tow capasity. I also own a 2012 Polaris Razor s. I have had nothing but problems with it since I bought it. I have 400 miles on it and its been in shop 3 times. I heard nothing but how good polaris had gotten so i took a chance and got burned. Not a polaris fan at all even though I do know a lot of guys that have had great luck with them. Guess ATVs are like anything else...they are all good in there own way just comes down to preference for the individual. Enjoy your new ride!
I have 2 Polaris's, a 2004 500 Sportsman and a 1996 400 Sportsman. My 500 I bought new and i use it every day here on my place. bought the 400 used for my wife. Both are workhorses and have had no problem with them. My 500 had over 1500 miles on it and all I've ever done is change oil. The one thing I suggest is make sure the 4wd can be disengaged. One of my partners has a Honda that is in 4wd all the time and he uses twice as much fuel as my Polaris. There is definately a difference in the riding comfort between my 2, as the 400 does not have independent rear suspension and my wife complains all the time. So.....a new 550 Polaris Sportsman is on tap this spring for her. Got to keep her happy as we ride a lot in the summer on some pretty rough trails.
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Beers Made By Walking is a program that invites brewers to make beer inspired by nature hikes and urban walks. This year a handful of Oregon breweries, in different regions of the state, created unique beers that are specific to their region and are a portrait of their own local landscape. Deschutes Brewery brewed Sage Fight IPA, a beer loaded with Pacific NW hops and locally harvested juniper and sage. This big IPA swings a piney, citrusy punch with 85 IBUs and 7.4% ABV.
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The Pulmonary, Critical Care, Allergy & Immunologic Diseases Section provides education at all levels of medical training: didactic education and clinical training for medical students, residents, fellows, physician assistant students, pharmacy students and residents, and many levels of community CME. Our faculty are leaders in the education arena, with a number serving as course and curriculum directors and core faculty, and many receiving nominations as "Teacher of the Year" by the internal medicine residents. We are proud that the Teacher of the Year is often one of our faculty members.
Education is a core mission within our Section. All faculty members participate in educational experiences, and nearly all provide lectures and educational activities for our medical students, residents, and fellows. These faculty members have a significant commitment to specific educational programs:
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