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My 6 yr old son will be 7 in 3 months. He was diagnosed with ADHD last year & has been taking Focalin XR. He has been able to focus better in school but his behavior has got worse. He is now in a summer program & every day they say something about his behavior. If he can't get his way or someone tells him "no" he goes into a full out tantrum or "meltdown" crying & being very defiant. He has not been diagnosed with ODD but as his mother & all the information I've read I know he has it. The temper tantrums can also included kicking objects (and people sometimes), hitting, throwing and or knocking things over. His behavior is worse in school although he has trouble at home too. The tantrums always result from frustration, him not being able to get his way or get what he wants. I have tried everything from ignoring, sending to his room, taking away privileges, reward charts. He knows that he shouldn't have a tantrum and what he should do instead when you ask, but he can not apply it when he is in the moment. After he has a tantrum, he's fine & calm. I can't go through another school year with this behavior and the school expecting me to pick him up every time he acts up. My husband works 3rd shift so I feel like I'm all alone. My 5 yr old is starting to also show signs of both ADHD & ODD as well & I'm horrified. Please help!!!
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Hi there! Boy have we been there - our 5 yr old grandson who lives with us had much the same behavior and we wound up taking him out of Kindergarten last school year. He had not been diagnosed at that time but in May was diagnosed w/ODD. I also knew from what I had researched, that this had to be ODD and was so relieved (believe it or not) for the psychiatrist to do so.
He has been put on medication and is doing much, much better and we will be re-enrolling him in Kindergarten this fall. He will be six but many folks have told us that for boys to be that age it's no big deal and that a lot of parents wait.
For us at least, none of the methods you mentioned worked UNTIL we put him on meds. Things are still rough now but our shrink strongly recommended family therapy as well as individual for him.
I hope things work out better for you and your son real soon.
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It's great to know that I'm not alone!! I really thought it was something that I was or wasn't doing until I stumbled upon this site. He is going into 1st grade this years & I know they will be more strict about him behavior. His kindergarten teacher was God sent. She had a reward system set up for him & a couple other boys in his class to help with his behavior.
My son is only 42 lbs & will be 7 in Sept. His psychiatrist has him on the lowest dose of Focalin XR 5 mg for the ADHD because he can't afford to lose any weight. Today I got a Homeopathic remedy called Tula Tantrum Tamer. It's suppose to help with the following:
Reduces the frequency and strength of tantrums
Calms and soothes fiery tempers
Reduces frustration and stubbornness
Helps children become more amenable to compromise and discipline
I'm hoping & praying that it will help. It can't hurt I guess since it's all natural. We have an appt 7/06 so hopefully she can diagnose him with ODD & get him on some meds too. Any suggestions on what meds work??
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I am going through the same thing with my 6 year old step son. He is actually diagnosed as being ODD with some ADHD features. He is on his fourth medication "Intuniv" which seemed to work for a while in the begining but he is having tantrums at his summer camp now which seem to be even worse than the ones before he was treated. The doctor came up with a token system that he does very well with, like your son he did not respond to reward charts and time outs. He has to earn tokens throughout the day with good behavior and in order to do anything he wants like watch tv, play with toys etc. he has to pay with his tokens. When he throws his temper tantrums (which he still does, we are seing the doctor monday to address that) he gets no tokens for that day and must sit in his room. if you would like to know more about the token system I will gladdly give you more info!
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@sarahbttncrt I'd love to know more about the token system!! I just got 1-2-3 Magic & The Defiant Child. Almost done with 1-2-3 Magic & I think I can apply the token system to the behavioral management program the book has. Just let me know when you can. I really appreciate the kind words & encouragement from everyone. His doc doesn't seem to have any advise but she did agree that he also has ODD. Thanks again!!
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I'm trying to get Ubuntu 10.04 LTS to install on to my desktop. I'm duel booting it with windows XP for gaming purposes. I was told that when you dual boot with windows, install linux second because windows sucks at boot loaders. So I install XP and it's running just fine. I turn my computer off and install ubuntu. But when the computer comes back up, I'm not presented with the familiar boot loader that I've seen many a time on my other computers, no, instead it boots straight to XP with out a second thought as if Ubuntu was never installed.
I can get Ubuntu to boot through the LiveOS ability, so it doesn't seem like my computer is giving the OS a problem. So I tried installing Ubuntu first. Computer didn't even boot up. It just can't seem to find the OS. I tried making a new partition table on the drive that I install to, no difference. Still can't get Ubuntu to install.
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Honda Motor Co. is expanding its lastest safety recall over (potentially) explosive airbags to vehicles sold and registered in California after a driver of a 2005 Accord was severely injured by hot metal and plastic shrapnel shot out from the vehicle's airbag following a low-speed collision, which caused "severe burns, bruises and abrasions on her arms and legs," as per a complaint filed with the National Highway Traffic Administration.
Last month, Honda initiated a recall of several models including model years 2001-2007 Accord, 2001-2005 Civic and 2002-2006 CR-V in "hot and humid areas of the US including Alabama. Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina, Texas Hawaii, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands after determining that these kind of weather conditions might contribute to the explosive nature of airbags manufactured by Takata Corp. of Japan, as per NHTSA investigators.
Similar problems in which the Takata air bag inflators pose the risk of rupturing as a result of "excessive internal pressure endangering occupants have resulted in the recall of nearly 11 million vehicles (6 million by Honda alone) sold worldwide by other major automakers, including Mazda, Chrysler, Toyota, BMW, Ford and Nissan during the past 5 years as well. It was not immediately known how many vehicles would be involved in Honda's California recall expansion, but the NHTSA expects that the other manufacturers will soon follow suit with models of their own. In the meantime, representatives of Takata have declined to comment on the issue.
Cars already recalled are: Honda's 2003-2005 model-year Accord, Civic, CR-V, Element, Pilot, and Acura MDX vehicles, as well as 2003-2004 MY Odyssey minivans, 2005 MY Acura RL sedans, 2001-2007 MY Accord (4-cylinder), 2001-2002 MY Accord (V6), 2001-2005 MY Civic, 2002-2006 MY CR-V, 2003-2011 MY Element, 2002-2004 MY Odyssey, 2003-2007 MY Pilot, 2006 MY Ridgeline, 2003-2006 Acura MDX and 2002-2003 MY TL/CL vehicles, 2003-2005 MY Toyotas, 2003-2005 MY Toyota Corolla, Matrix, Sequoia, Tundra, and Lexus SC430 vehicles.
A June 11th recall also included Pontiac Vibe cars manufactured by a Toyota-General Motors joint venture. Replacement parts for these will be provided at GM dealerships.
Additional recalls involving passenger- and driver-side frontal air bag inflators expected to take place in August will include 2001-2005 MY BMW 325i, 325xi, 330i and 330xi vehicles and 2001-2006 MY 325Ci, 330Ci vehicles currently registered in Florida, Puerto Rico, Hawaii and the U.S. Virgin Islands, while 34,600 Mazda 2003-2007 MY Mazda6 cars, 2006-2007 MY Mazdaspeed6 cars, 2004 MY MPV minivans and 2004-2008 MY RX-8 sports cars listed with the DMVs in, Florida, Puerto Rico and Hawaii are also in jeopardy.
Still another recall involving Takata frontal air bag inflators covers 58,669 2005-2007 MY Ford Mustang, 2005-2006 MY GT and 2004 MY Rangers.
It was not immediately known how many vehicles would be involved in Honda's California recall expansion, but the NHTSA expects that the other manufacturers will soon follow suit with models of their own. In the meantime, representatives of Takata have declined to comment on the issue.


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Apr 08
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Ptarmigan says:
I give Ptarmigan around 3-5 carrots a day.
And now i have herd they cause colic
is that true?
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greatbigbrowndeer says:
I do the same with my horse and he is fine :)
PHEWW! thats a relief!
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MaesSeren says:
Anything can cause problems in large quantities, i doubt 3-5 carrots a day will cause her any harm :)
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Aquinn68 says:
hi i also give my mare 3/4 carrots cut lenght ways a day in her feed with 1 apple chaff plus some mix and she is also fine so dont worry.[:X]
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that amount will not do any harm.
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Brigadier says:
Never had a problem with them- where has this come from.
Too much of anything can be a bad thing so its the same rule with any food, little, often and introduce slowly.
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Never had a problem with them- where has this come from.
Too much of anything can be a bad thing so its the same rule with any food, little, often and introduce slowly.
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Twinks01 says:
the only reason a vet said that is cos carrotts are basically made up of water and if u drank loads of water, u bloat and get tummy ache- same principal. if u fed ur horse 10 carrotts a day, its not advisable but i stil dont think it would actually do any harm, but depends of the tolerance of each individual horse. u got 2 b more careful of apples 2 b honest as they contain acid and that causes colic more than u would imagine. but dont worry, what ur feeding ur horse is fine it seems 2 b the average most ppl feed their horses x
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ohh...just one more question...[;)]
I give ptarmigan a swede ( hang it up in stable )once every 2 weeks, will they do her any harm?
She LOVES them[:p]
Twinks01, from what i can read from your text speach, you're claiming apples are bad for horses?
My vet and EDT along with surgeon that my horse had to see decided that my horse *had* to eat at least 1 apple after *every* hard feed meal had been finished.
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Matt Vautour of the Daily Hampshire Gazette has a look at the defensive secondary and how young cornerbacks like Randall Jette, Trey Dudley-Giles and D'Metrius Williams are now more experienced players after last season.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev. ?C The Arizona womenˇ?s golf team is currently in second place following two rounds of play at the Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown in Las Vegas, Nev.? The Wildcats carded an even-par 288 on Tuesday to bring their score to 575 (-1) after 36 holes.? The University of Denver took over the lead after carding a three-under 285 in the second round.
Denverˇ?s Katie Kemper remained in the lead with a score of 136 (-8).
For the Wildcats, freshman Alejandra Llaneza carded a two-under 70 to stand in a tie for second place heading into tomorrowˇ?s final round.? The Mexico City, Mexico, native is only three strokes behind the individual leader.
Senior Alison Walshe moved into fourth place following strong play in the second round, highlighted by five birdies factoring into her second round score of 69 (-3).
Junior Adriana Zwanck is tied for 15th place with a score of 147 (+3).? Three strokes behind is senior Mary Jacobs, who is currently tied for 37th place after carding a four-over 76 in the second round to bring her score to 150 (+6) after two rounds of play.
Junior Amanda Wilson is also tied for 37th place with a score of 150 (+6).
Competing as an individual for the Wildcats is sophomore Brittany Benvenuto, who is currently tied for 69th place heading into the final round.
The tournament continues tomorrow, with a final round tee time scheduled for 8:00am MST.
Live scoring is available on golfstat.com.
Top Five Teams
1. Denver???????? 285-285=570 (-6)
3. Tennessee???282-297=579 (+3)
4. Kent State??? 291-290=581 (+5)
5. Pepperdine???296-292=588 (+12)
Arizona Individual Finishes
T2.? Alejandra Llaneza???? 69-70=139 (-5)
4.?? Alison Walshe???????????72-69=141 (-3)
T15. Adriana Zwanck?????? 72-75=147 (+3)
T37. Mary Jacobs??????????? 74-76=150 (+6)
T37. Amanda Wilson??????? 76-74=150 (+6)
T69. Brittany Benvenuto*?78-78=156 (+6)
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Isl. Ms. 860 v.7
[Jild-i hashtum-i Rawz̤at al-ṣafā,1250, i.e. 1834].[جلد هشتم روضة الصفا,1250ه, 1834م].
Mīr Khvānd, Muḥammad ibn Khāvandshāh,1433-1498.مير جواند، محمد بن جواندشاه.
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82 leaves :paper ;229 x 149 (155 x 94) mm. bound to 235 x 153 mm.
Fine copy of the final (typically eighth) volume or Khātimah of the celebrated universal history Rawz̤at al-ṣafā' fī sīrat al-anbiyā' va al-mulūk va al-khulafā' by the Tīmūrid historian Muḥammad ibn Khvāndshāh Mīr Khvānd (d.1498) and completed by his nephew Ghiyās̲ al-Dīn Khvāndamīr (d.1535). Appears to lack the closing panegyric for Mīr ʻAlī Shīr Navā'ī (Ali Şir Nevai, d.1501). Apparently when the set of manuscripts now comprising Isl. Ms. 860 v.1-v.8 was compiled, this manuscript was mistaken for a copy of the section of the work addressing Sulṭān Ḥusayn Bāyqarā and his sons to 929 [1522-3] (typically found in the seventh volume). Title in colophon and an inscription on the inner front flyleaf (p.1) providing the title, contents, etc. identifies this as the seventh volume but the contents (even as described) are clearly that of the Khātimah or what is typically the eighth volume.
Other Title(s):
Rawz̤at al-ṣafā'.jild 8روضة الصفا.جلد 8Title from inscription on inner front flyleaf (p.1):دفتر هفتم روضه الصفاTitle from colophon on p.164:جلد السابع روضة الصفاRoozut ol Sufa 7
World history--Early works to 1800.
Geography--Early works to 1800.
Manuscripts, Persian--Michigan--Ann Arbor.
Iran--History--Early works to 1800.
Ms. codex.
Title supplied by cataloguer.
"خاتمه در بدایع و صنایع و آنچه نکاشته کلک قدرت اوست ..."
Can you help transcribe the explicit? Please comment!
"Scribal," rectangular, reads "تمت جلد السابع روضة الصفا بتاریخ بیست چهارم شهر ربیع الاول سنه ۱۲٥٠ هجری"
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Unidentified-Can you help supply this information? Please comment!
Physical Details:
ii, 9 IV(72), V (82), ii ; chiefly quaternions ; catchwords present ; foliation in black ink, Hindu-Arabic numerals ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization (includes inner flyleaves).
Written in 13 lines per page ; frame-ruled.
Nastaʻlīq with elements of shikastah ; large, fine hand in a thin line ; serifless with effect of words descending to baseline and tilt to the right, elongation of horizontal strokes, pointing casual and in strokes rather than distinct dots (for two and three dots).
Keywords, headings and abbreviation symbols (mainly two-teeth strokes over certain keywords) rubricated ; written area surrounded by red double rule-border (except for pp.103-110, 115-) ; overlining in red.
non-European (likely Indian or Persian) laid paper with 8 laid lines per cm. (vertical, somewhat indistinct, curved) and rare chain lines faintly visible, fairly transluscent though sturdy, cream in color, well-burnished ; flyleaves in European wove paper.
Boards covered in light orange-brown leather decorated in "marbled calf" manner ; Western style binding ; pastedowns and flyleaves in light-blue surface-dyed wove paper ; spine in dark green and brown leather, gold-stamped with decorative bands and title "ROOZUT OL SUFA 7" ; edges of text block red-flecked ; sewn in white thread over three recessed cords ; Western style worked endbands, good condition ; overall in fair condition with minor abrasion and deterioration of leather, etc.
Accompanying Materials:
a. Slip with note "counted for 1968/69 Annual Report" -- b. Slip with note "Persian MSS (Heyworth-Dunne?) with Meredith-Owens notes" -- c. Scrap with title and date in ink "Rawḍat al-Ṣafā | vol. 7 AH 1250"
Former Shelfmarks:
Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. no. 9 v.7
As appears in colophon on p.164 (and inscription on inner front flyleaf, p.1), transcription completed 24 Rabīʻ I 1250 [ca. 31 July 1834]. Likely executed by copyist responsible for volumes 1, 3 and possibly 2 of this set, Sayyid Mihr ʻAlī Raz̤avī (سيد مهر على رضوى ).
Ownership and History:
On inner front flyleaf (p.1), inscription with title, hand, paper, contents for this volume, and date of transcription ; relatively clean copy.
Contributor(s) / Included work(s):
Unidentified-Can you help supply this information? Please comment!
05 Mihr ʻAlī Raz̤avī, fl. 1825, scribe. 05 مهر على رضوى, ناسخ.
Former Owner(s):
Nuttall, Frank E., 1875-1943, former owner.
In Collection:
F. E. Nuttall Collection.
Cat. Pers. MSS. Brit. Mus.,p.93Storey,i, 92-101, 1236Ḥājjī Khalīfah. Kashf al-ẓunūn,1/926
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Tags: F. E. Nuttall Collection, Fully Catalogued, Persian MSS


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I am mostly asking about terminology here.
Background A generalized linear eigenvalue problem is of the form $Ax=\lambda B x$, where $A$ and $B$ are square matrices, $\lambda$ is the eigenvalue and $x$ is the eigenvector. We can write this in the form that makes it evident that it is linear in $\lambda$: $(A-\lambda B) x = 0$. A polynomial eigenvalue problem is of the form $$ \left[\sum_{k=0}^N \lambda^k A_k\right] x = 0$$
Question Now, I am wondering what you would call an eigenvalue problem which is "bilinear" in its eigenparameters: $$ \left[ A\lambda\mu + B\lambda + C\mu + D \right] x = 0 $$ where $\lambda$ and $\mu$ are the eigenvalues, $x$ is the eigenvector and $A,B,C,D$ are square matrices.
Has this kind of problem been studied? I know this is generally a nonlinear eigenvalue problem of the form $M(\lambda,\mu)x = 0$, but it seems like there is important additional structure here.


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SC to host PBL Fall State Leadership Conference
Sterling College was recently selected to host the Phi Beta Lambda Fall State Leadership Conference on Saturday, September 21. The conference will be open to all PBL chapters in the state of Kansas and its focus is to provide leadership training and team-building exercises in order to help build stronger chapters and increase membership.In April, a team of Sterling College students attended the PBL state board meeting along with Assistant Professor of Business Timothy Thorpe.
During the meeting, there was an open time for members to discuss possible locations for the fall conference. Sophomore Erica Wilt of Hutchinson, Kan., petitioned to have the conference held at Sterling College. After taking a vote, Sterling College was selected unanimously.
"I lobbied to have Sterling College host the conference because I believe that we can make this conference successful and set the bar high for conferences to follow," said Wilt. "Being located in a small town is an advantage for us as we begin to plan, because we can utilize the small business owners here to share their experiences and teach real world concepts."
"This conference will help raise the exposure and awareness of Sterling College, its campus, programs and mission to other colleges within the state of Kansas," said Thorpe.
At the same meeting, Wilt was elected as the 2013-2014 PBL State Secretary. Her duties will include taking minutes of state board meetings, publishing a quarterly newsletter and contributing to decisions about conferences and state policies.
"I am very excited about the opportunity to serve as the PBL State Board Secretary. One of my main objectives is to increase involvement in PBL, so I will also be in contact with other colleges and universities in Kansas encouraging them to begin PBL chapters on their campuses. I hope that this year will be a successful year of growth and learning not only for the Sterling PBL chapter, but for all the chapters across the state of Kansas," said Wilt.
PBL is the collegiate division of the Future Business Leaders of America and Sterling College has been a member of the organization since 2011.
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Pot smoking breastfeeding moms?
Opinions on it please? If I smoke will they ever randomly test my child and take her?
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This is why I pray for my daughters generation. I hope they DO test her... I hope someone calls in a wellness check and they realize how selfish you're being. There are plenty of women out there who can't have babies that would love and cherish- and make her a priority. I hope you wake up and realize that the world doesn't revolve around your punk a$$.posted 07/29/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
For the health of your child, make her a priority and quit. It's all about her now.posted 07/28/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Wow! KRowe, what did u think would happen coming on here & asking if u smoke marijuana while breastfeeding if ur baby will be tested & taken? That mothers would be understanding to ur situation? No, u asked a question & got honest feedback from various people. If u can't handle their opinions than u shouldnt have asked such a question w/o providing more insight. Now w/ u being immature & calling people names & making accusation of ur own, no one will believe ur reasoning behind wanting to smoke weed while breastfeeding. Which by the way preeclampsia is a pregnancy complication that immediately resolves itself once the baby is born. If you are still suffering from high blood pressure, it's not preeclampsia & marijuana use will not aide in lowering ur blood pressure. Honestly I don't care for ur reasonings to smoke up. What erks the majority of us is u seemed more worried about ur baby being tested & taken, rather than the effects THC will have on ur baby in the 1st place....posted 07/29/2013 by DLBarbee
They could yes randomly test the child, especially if the child is sick with no known reason such as an infection & yes they probably would take the child from you if they find marijuana in his/her system. FYI some states require drug testing during pregnancy & test baby after birth.posted 07/28/2013 by DLBarbee
Ur reply is conflicting as well. You say you don't do it, but then say you use it for medical purposes... Regardless, stop breastfeeding if you are/ or need/ want to use marijuana. Forget worrying if your baby will be tested, cause if she is and positive you will be reported. Worry about her health in general. The THC in marijuana is transferable through your breast milk which can & most likely will affect ur baby as well. THC acts on specific targets of the brain. Mainly on the receptors that play an important role on brain development & function! For the sake of your babies cognitive development & mental health, either don't smoke or stop breastfeeding!posted 07/28/2013 by DLBarbee
You people probabaly sit infront of your screens all day on this website browsing forums to try and judge people! that's why you have your name blocked so no one can see who you are and look at your ignorant faces! you're trying to make other moms feel bad (doesn't work on me though, I have a back bone) because you messed up your chance at being good parents! now you're alone left with your pathetic lives and your kids probably told you that they hate and they probably don't even speak to you! nice try but next time you wanna try to map someone's life out that you've never even met, you might wanna know your facts and read the post correctly!
And please help me to understand how responsibility links with marijuana???? You sound so stupid! You probably drink alcohol! But that's not irresponsible to you right? shut up! i can't speak to you anymore because my brain mentality is forbidding it!
Lady your stupidity amazes me!!!!!!! i totally forgot that you were around during my pregnancy so you know all the facts right! I didn't smoke marijuana while I was pregnant nor do I now! So get your facts in order. And I had sever preeclampsia you ignorant being which caused my complications. If my questions are so ridiculous then why are you here??????? You people clearly can't read because it clearly says IF I smoked not I DO SMOKE . I do hope none of you are over the age 16 because if so you are some really immature ignorant adults! Gese, learn to read correctly before you answer a question next time! And this in not towards AmberSettles
Okay you can shut up, Pray for your daughter all you want crazy lady. I can't stand ignorant people like you, you know nothing about me or my medical conditions. My pregnancy came with a lot of compilcations which made me give birth to my daughter 13 weeks early so don't you dare judge or think you know my case. If a breastfeeding mom can take prescription drus which are more harmful then cannabis then what's the big deal about weed. Theres always something that can put your baby at risk but the way you people talk about marijuana is ridiculous, that just goes to show you know nothing about it and, probably have never smoked it a day in your life. If I had intentions to harm my daughter why would I make the descision to breastfeed her for twelve months? I obviously want what's best for her. I pity closeminded people like you. Go educate yourself! Oh and act like an adult. I don't think adults use the words "punk a$$. Hope you don't have kids, you seem too immature.
No. I don't drink alcohol.. I work full-time in the ER. Between being an adult and managing time with my beautiful healthy, weed free, children I don't have time to drink; because, unlike some people, I know what truly is important in life. "Medical marijuana" is just an excuse to get high... Unless you have something serious, like cancer, you're just looking for an excuse.posted 07/29/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
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text: BEFORE THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD OF THE STATE OF OREGON HEARINGS DIVISION Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Division ) Docket No: SH91036 ) Citation . No. A879507990 Plaintiff ) vs. ) LEAGJELD CONSTRUCTION. ) Defendant ) Pursuant to notice. a hearing was convened on June 3, 1991 and concluded on June 18, 1991 in Portland, Oregon before Referee Darren Otto. The Department of Justice (Department) was represented by Armonica Gilford. The employer Leagjeld Construction (Leagjeld), was represented by Roger Luedtke. The proceedings were recorded by Harris Reporting Service. Exhibits 1 through 9 were received into evidence. At hearing the Department and the employer withdrew a number of citations as issues including l-3(a), 1-3(b) 1-3(c) 1-5 1-7(b) 3-11 and 3-12. ISSUES 1. Whether the employer violated 29 CFR 1926.451(a)(13) and (e)(5) by allegedly failing to have ladders or stairways affixed or built into two mobile scaffolds and a tubular weld scaffold. Items l-l(a) and (b) and 14. 2. Whether the employer willfully violated 29 CFR 1926. 451(d)(10) and (e)(10) by failing to install standard guardrails and toeboards on the two mobile scaffolds and the tubular weld scaffold. Items 2-9 and 2-10. 3. Whether the employer violated 29 CFR 1926.451(e)(4) by allegedly failing to tightly plank a mobile scaffold being used to mark and set glue lams. Item 1-2(a). 4. Whether the employer violated OAR 437-03-070(1) by allegedly having a tubular scaffold platform of less than 20 inches in width. Item 1-6(a). 5. Whether the employer violated OAR 437-40-035 by allegedly failing to protect employees from potential impalement injuries caused by exposed copper primer lines. Item 1-7(a). 6. Whether the employer violated OAR 437-40-030(2)(b) by allegedly not taking all reasonable means to require employees to conduct their work in compliance with all applicable safety and health rules. Item l-8(a). FINDINGS OF FACT On July 5 1990 Leagjeld began construction on a new Sizzler Restaurant at NE 122nd in Portland Oregon. Initially only John Pearson Jr. and Larry Herschenburg the two job supervisors worked at the site. On August 7 L990 the glue lams arrived. On August 8 1990. Fred Smally was hired as a carpenter. Tom Pearson was also hired to do general construction work. No safety meetings were held until August 29, 1990 because of the small number of employees. On August 15, 1990, three scaffolds were erected. In the front of the building, a fixed tubular weld scaffold and a mobile scaffold were set up for the limited purpose of allowing Tom and John Pearson to mark and bolt the glue lams. at the rear of the building, another mobile scaffold was erected to provide Fred Smally a platform off of which to cut and install cross beams from one wall to another. All three scaffolds were 13 to 14 feet tall. Tom Pearson used the mobile scaffold in the front. The top level of that unit had two twelve inch wide planks which were laid side by side. The top level, however was not fully planked. John Pearson used the tubular weld scaffold which had only one twelve inch wide plank laid across the top level. Neither scaffold had quardrails or attached access ladders. A boom was used to raise the glue lams to their positions approximately fourteen feet above the ground. Both Tom and John Pearson waited beneath the upper levels of the scaffolds while the glue lams were swung over the scaffolds and into position. Then they climbed the unevenly spaced end frame rungs to the top level where they sat and marked the glue lams. The men descended and waited for the boom to lower the glue lams to the ground where bolt holes were drilled. The boom raised the glue lams back into place and Tom and John climbed up the scaffold rungs a second time, bolting the glue lams into place from the top level. Although a couple of hours were spent in this process, the two men actually used the top level of the scaffold for only a few minutes. In the rear, Fred Smally worked on the mobile scaffold platform by cutting and installing cross beams. Since it had no attached ladder or stairway, he climbed to the platform by stepping up the unevenly spaced rungs of the end frame. After installing every few beams. he moved the scaffold to continue his work. One of the walls acted as a guard against falling; the other three sides were open The platform was covered with three twelve inch wide planks and a six inch plank but still was not tightly planked from one side to the other. Diagonal rafters which crossed over the scaffold and joined a wall only a foot above the platform made it extremely difficult if not impossible. to erect guardrails; therefore none were erected. Even if it were feasible Smally would have had to disassemble. lower to the ground and reassemble the guardrails after every ten minutes of work to avoid the diagonal rafters as the scaffold was moved. Any safety provided by the presence of guardrails would have been far outweighed by the hazard of constantly assembling and disassembling them. Below the rear mobile scaffolding, a row of unprotected crimped copper primer pipes projected from the concrete floor constituting a threat of serious injury due to impalement if Smally or another employee fell from that scaffold. on August 17, 1990, Leslie Anderson and Chris Hernandez Safety Compliance Officers with OSHA, drove by the Sizzler Restaurant building site and saw Tom and John Pearson working with the glue lams on the scaffolds' top platforms without guardrails; they decided to conduct an inspection. Ms. Anderson led the investigation and Mr. Hernandez observed. Ms. Anderson noted the lack of full planking, guard rails and attached ladders or stairways on all three scaffolds and questioned John Pearson in that regard. Mr. Pearson told her that the scaffolds did not need attached ladders since the end frames had ladders built into their frames already. He also indicated that there were sufficient planks and guardrails to fit all three scaffolds if necessary. Ms. Anderson did not ask Mr. Pearson why the scaffolds were neither fully planked nor fitted with guardrails. Instead, she wrote up the employer for 14 citations which were issued on November 14, l99O. Two of those were classed as willful violations. The employer timely appealed those citations. During 1989 Leagjeld had a zero lost work days injury rate and the Department reduced its fines as a result of that outstanding record. FINDINGS OF ULTIMATE FACT It was not feasible for the employer to install guardrails on the mobile scaffold where Fred Smally was installing cross beams. Tom and John Anderson used the top levels of the scaffolds as platforms while working on the glue lams. Those platforms were not fully planked because they were not extensively used and did not have guardrails because they interfered with the placement, marking and bolting of the glue lams. It was however, feasible to install guardrails on those two scaffolds. All those scaffolds were designed with built-in end frame ladders used in climbing to the top platform. The copper primer lines in the back of the building area were not protected to prevent an impalement injury to employees. The employer took all reasonable means to require employees to conduct their work in compliance with all applicable safety and health rules. CONCLUSIONS OF LAW 1. Ladders or stairways Item 1-1 charged a violation of 29 CFR 1926.451(e)(5): A ladder or stairway shall be provided for proper access and exit and shall be affixed or built into the scaffold and so located that when in use it will not have a tendency to tip the scaffold. A landing platform must be provided at intervals not to exceed 35 feet. Item 1-4 additionally charged a violation of 29 CFR 1926.451(a)(13): An access ladder or equivalent safe access shall be provided. John Murphy the Department's lead safety supervisor, testified at hearing that his only real concern was that none of the scaffold end frame rungs were evenly spaced. 29 CFR 1926.450 refers to ladders and the requirement of the American National Standards Institute Safety Code. The rules Leagjeld are charged with violating however require that a ladder be provided for proper access and exit and that it be located so it won't tip the scaffold. Leagjeld's two mobile scaffolds and the tubular weld scaffold were all constructed with built-in rungs which were used as ladders. See the photos in Exhibit 5. The fact that the rungs were not evenly spaced does not change the character of the structures. The built-in rungs of all three scaffolds reasonably constitute ladders. Leagjeld complied with 29 CFR 1926.451(a)(13) and (e)(5). Items l-l(a) and (b) and 1-4 are vacated. 2. Guardrails Referring to the manually propelled mobile scaffolds item 2-9 charged a violation of 29 CFR 1926.451(e)(10): Guardrails made of lumber not less than 2X4 inches (or other material providing equivalent protection) approximately 42 inches high with a midrail of l X 6 inch lumber (or other material providing equivalent protection) and toeboards, shall be installed at all open sides and ends on all scaffolds more than 10 feet above the ground or floor. Toeboards shall be a minimum of 4 inches in height. Wire mesh shall be installed in accordance with paragraph (a)(6) of this section. Item 2-10 further charged a violation of 29 CFR 1926.451(d)(10) which provides for the same guardrail and toeboard requirements as listed above for tubular weld frame scaffolds. When interpreting and applying the OSHA standards "some modicum of reasonableness and common sense is implied." Dunpar Engineered Form Co. OSHRC Docket No. 792553 36,023 (1986). A standard of "feasibility" is applied. Id. "Just because there [is] some conceivable way to erect guardrails does not mean that guardrails [are] feasible." Id. at 36,027. Furthermore requiring an employer constantly to erect and tear down the guardrails or to have its employees work outside the guardrails in order to complete their work is not a feasible method of complying with [the OSHA rules]. Id. Leagjeld complied with the OSHA rules if the erection of guardrails was not feasible. In regard to Fred Smally's mobile scaffold I conclude that it was not feasible to erect guardrails. First diagonal beams crossed low over the platform, making it extremely difficult if not impossible, to erect them. Second even if it were possible Smally would have had to disassemble, lower and reassemble the guardrails every ten minutes when he moved the scaffold. That sort of absurdly hazardous and impractical procedure is exactly why the OSHA standards are not to be taken literally. Because guardrails were not feasible on Smally's mobile scaffold, Leagjeld complied with 29 CFR 1926. 451(e)(10) and item 29(b) is vacated. The employer also contends that the two scaffolds used while marking and bolting the glue lams were not used as platforms but rather as ladders and therefore did not require guardrails It further contends that even if guardrails were required they were not feasible. On August 17 L990, Ms. Anderson and Mr. Hernandez saw Tom and John Pearson walking along the top levels of the two scaffolds. John Pearson admitted at hearing that he and Tom both walked and sat on the top level at least for a short time while marking and bolting the glue lams. The rules do not define "platform." I therefore adopt its common meaning of a horizontal flat surface usually higher than the adjoining area. Webster's Third New international Dictionary L976. Tom and John Pearson used both scaffolds in the front as platforms not ladders. Although the platforms were not in constant use they were used and therefore guardrails were required. John Pearson's testimony that erecting guardrails was not feasible was also not persuasive. The boom was available to move the glue lams into place without toppling the scaffolds. The guardrails did not create a solid barrier between the employees and their work. Both Pearsons could have worked around the guardrails still using them for support, to mark and bolt the glue lams. Therefore Leagjeld did not comply with 29 CFR 1926.451(d)(10) and (e)(10). Those violations however were classified as willful. A violation is not willful when it is based on a nonfrivolous interpretation of OSHA's regulations. McLaughlin v. Union Oil Co. of California 869 F.2d 1039, 1047 (7th Cir. 1989). The Department did not show that Leagjeld's failure to use guardrails on the glue lam scaffolds was an apparent and frivolous rule violation at the time it was committed. Id. John Pearson credibly testified that he did not believe that he was using the scaffolds as platforms but rather as ladders. The time he spent on the top platform was minimal and usually seated. Since the rules do not adequately define "platform" John Pearson's interpretation of "platform" was nonfrivolous. Also although I concluded that it was feasible to erect the guardrails, that was not obviously so at the time. Therefore, Leagjeld's failure to erect guardrails on the two scaffolds involved in marking and bolting the glue lams was not a willful violation, but rather a serious violation and the citations are so amended. The fines associated with items 2-9(a) and 2-10(a) are reduced to $250 per violation. 3. Plankinq Item 1-2(a) charged a violation of 29 CFR 1926.451(e)(4): Platforms shall be tightly planked for the full width of the scaffold except for necessary entrance opening. Platforms shall be secured in place. Item 1-6 further charged a violation of OAR 437-03-070(1) on the grounds that There was a single 12 inch plank being used for a work platform on the upper level of the tubular welded scaffold approximately 13 feet above the concrete floor. Leagjeld contends again that the scaffold was not used as a platform and therefore it was not required to comply with the planking provisions. As previously discussed, that contention was not persuasive and items 1-2(a) and 1-6 are affirmed. 4. Copper primer lines Item 1-7(a) charged a violation of OAR 437-40-035 When conditions arise that cause unusual or extraordinary hazards to workers, additional means and precautions shall be taken to protect workers or to control hazardous exposure. If the operation cannot be made reasonably safe regular work shall be discontinued while such abnormal conditions exist or until adequate safety of workers is ensured. The presence of the unprotected crimped copper primer lines directly below the mobile scaffold in the back of the building caused an unusual hazard to workers and precautions were not taken to protect workers or to control the hazardous exposure. Therefore Leagjeld violated OAR 437-40-035 and item 1-7(a) is affirmed. 5. Supervision Item 1-8 charged a violation of OAR 437-40-030(2)(b): The employer shall take all reasonable means to require employees to conduct their work in compliance with all applicable safety and health rules. One indication that Leagjeld took all reasonable means to require employees to conduct their work in compliance with the applicable safety and health rules was its zero lost work days injury date during 1989. The Department in fact reduced its fines as a result of that outstanding record. Although Leagjeld did violate some of the OSHA rules none of those violations were willful and some were a matter of misinterpretation of the rules; others I have vacated. Based on the previously discussed violations I conclude that Leagjeld did take all reasonable means to require its employees to conduct their work in compliance with the applicable safety and health rules. Therefore item 1-8 is vacated. ORDER IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that the Department of Justice's items l-l(a) l-l(b) 1-4 and 1-8 are vacated. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Department of Justice's items 2-9(a) and 2-10(a) are affirmed as amended. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Department of Justice's items 1-2(a) 1-6 and 1-7(a) are affirmed. NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES ANY PARTY TO THIS PROCEEDING WHO IS DISSATISFIED WITH THIS ORDER MAY NOT LATER THAN SIXTY (60) DAYS AFTER THE MAILING DATE OF THIS ORDER. PETITION FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW AS PROVIDED IN ORS 183.480 Entered at Portland, Oregon on June 28, 1991 WORKERS' COMPENSATION BOARD DARREN L. OTTO Referee


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SAN DIEGO (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Whether it's on our couch, in our car, or in our office, the average American spends more than 12 hours a day sitting. Scientists now say all of that down time could be deadly. Even if you exercise in the morning, sitting at a desk all day could erase your hard work.
New research shows maybe we all should lose our desks for good. A recent study shows the longer people spend sitting, the more likely they are to die prematurely, regardless of fitness levels. The risk of death was more than 1.5 times higher among those who spent almost all of the day sitting compared to those who spend very little time in a chair. Doctors say sitting disrupts how the body metabolizes fuels like glucose and lipids.
"Even if you get up and do your run every morning, if you spend the rest of the day sitting at your desk you can still have some risk factors for disease, which could be a disheartening message to all those exercisers out there," Jacqueline Kerr, Ph.D., an exercise scientist at the University of California, San Diego, told Ivanhoe.
Exercise science and health promotion researchers at the University of California, San Diego are trying to change the way we work. Researcher Ernesto Ramirez built an active desk with a $300 treadmill off eBay, and a $200 desk. Now he's leading a study to see if the walk and work trend will catch on in offices across the country.
"What we're trying to show here is that sitting at work is not the optimal way to be a healthy individual," Ramirez explained.
Ernesto walks five hours a day, burning five hundred calories. That works off a Big Mac. At that pace, he burns 2,500 calories a week or one Pizza Hut pan pizza. In a year, that can add up to a weight loss of 37 pounds.
"If you work for four or five hours, it takes away that muffin or extra treat you get at the coffee shop," Ramirez said.
The team is also working on ways to remind people to get up and move during the day including text message prompts and even devices connected to chairs that tell workers to stand up.
"I had a question I wanted to answer, so I'm online to this question, and I kind of almost forgot I'm actually walking," Greg Norman said, as he worked while on the active desk.
"I would enjoy burning a couple extra calories or a couple hundred extra calories," Maria Steward Bartlett, an active desk user, said.
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"I don't know if it is for everybody," Norman said.
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Obtaining Informed Consent in a Teaching Situation
At all institutions with postgraduate training programs, resident physicians and surgeons participate in hands-on patient care to a substantial degree.
Pretreatment Disclosure
Today, although the resident and attending-physician relationship remains intact and postgraduate teaching is conducted in much the same way as always, requirements for pretreatment disclosure have changed significantly. A 1987 landmark case proved the wisdom of using an appropriately broad consent form.
In Adames-Mendez vs. United States, 652 F. Supp. 356, the patient was admitted to the veterans hospital in San Juan, Puerto Rico, complaining of chest pain. He was taken to surgery the same day and underwent an emergency coronary bypass procedure with vein grafts. Unfortunately, an electrical failure during the procedure necessitated manual perfusion of the circulatory system.
Claim Dismissed
The patient survived, but after discharge he experienced inability to concentrate, poor memory, and other related neurological problems. One year later, he learned that his symptoms might have been caused by poor brain perfusion during the electrical failure. The patient filed suit, but the court granted the defendant hospital's motion for summary judgment. The court, however, carefully considered the patient's allegation that he had been operated on by someone other than the attending surgeon whose name was on the consent form. The claim was dismissed when the court noted that the consent form was for an operation "to be performed under the direction of Dr. Amadeo and staff."
It is essential when using such language on a consent form (e.g., "physician and staff") that no physician be permitted to assist on an operation unless he/she is in fact a staff member of the hospital. Using physicians employed by a third party to assist in operations has resulted in liability findings for failure to obtain the patient's informed consent. (See Shepard vs. Sisters of Providence in Oregon, 750 P. 2nd 500, 1988.)
Although the Adames-Mendez case reinforces the need for a consent form that is general in nature, it also emphasizes the importance of informing patients when a resident physician will perform all or part of a procedure. Keep in mind that doubts about the identity or competence of the physician who actually performs a procedure can arise in unexpected ways. Gossip and casual remarks (sometimes well meaning, sometimes not) made by nurses, technicians, orderlies, or other ancillary personnel—as well as by other patients—can plant seeds of doubt that might subsequently trigger a malpractice lawsuit.
Suggested Precautions
Observe a few simple precautions to prevent this type of claim:
- Have the attending physician and house staff visit the patient together, prior to the procedure. During the ensuing discussion, the attending doctor should clarify the resident's role in the procedure to the patient and his/her family. Detailed descriptions are not necessary, but the patient must understand that the contemplated procedure is a team effort and the attending physician will need assistance.
- Spell out the resident's qualifications as strongly as possible to reinforce patient confidence in the house officer. It helps if, during the bedside discussion, the patient observes the attending physician treating the resident as a colleague and conducting the discussion in a spirit of respect. A relationship of peers rather than one of master and pupil should prevail; save any disagreements for the staff conference room.
- Clarify that the attending physician will be present at all times in a directly supervisory capacity and that he/she is the responsible doctor.
- Inform the patient of the identity of personnel in the operating room. This is especially important if product representatives will be present during the procedure. Failure to inform the patient could lead to a breach of privacy allegation.
- Prepare for some patients to insist on the attending physician performing the procedure. This request is often couched in the question, "You're not going to let that student doctor operate on me, are you?"
Under these circumstances, the attending surgeon can:
- Comply with the patient's wishes
- Refuse to participate in the patient's care
- Convince the patient that it is in everyone's best interest for the procedure to be performed by the whole team
Attending surgeons or anesthesiologists who do not inform patients or who imply that they will perform the operation (or give the anesthetic) personally and then delegate substantial parts of the procedure to house staff, are putting themselves and the institutions they serve in significant jeopardy. In the event of an untoward outcome, even when a proper consent form has been used, such cases are very difficult to defend. Therefore, the central issue is to make absolutely certain that documentation in the patient's chart accurately reflects disclosure made to the patient prior to treatment. In a teaching situation, the consent for treatment should always include the resident staff of the institution as well as the attending physician. Updated: September 1999
Originally published: April 1990
About the Author
Mark Gorney, M.D., F.A.C.S., clinical professor emeritus of plastic surgery at Stanford University, is a founding member of The Doctors Company. Dr. Gorney, the company's medical director for 18 years, is now governor emeritus and senior consultant in plastic surgery.
The guidelines suggested here are not rules, do not constitute legal advice, and do not ensure a successful outcome. The ultimate decision regarding the appropriateness of any treatment must be made by each healthcare provider in light of all circumstances prevailing in the individual situation and in accordance with the laws of the jurisdiction in which the care is rendered.


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General Information
Zoned Parking
Updated Zoning Information for East, South & Gamma Zones as of Nov. 2nd, 2015!!
The USA parking system is divided into zones. The zoned parking is in effect Monday - Friday 7:00 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. during fall and spring semesters. Zoned parking is not in effect during the summer semester. A valid USA parking permit must be displayed, unobstructed from the rearview mirror, at all times while a vehicle is parked on campus.
The South Zone (purple) is comprised of University Commons, Mitchell College of Business, Performing
Arts building, Administration building, Computer Information Systems building, Shelby
Hall, and the Health & Physical Education building. New! South Zone permits are now allowed to park in the Gamma Parking Lot off South
The Central zone (orange) is comprised of the Student Center, Bookstore, Gamma lot (Gamma residents will be issued a Gamma parking permit), Communications, Science Laboratory, Faculty Court South, and Humanities South.
The East Zone (green) is comprised of the Health Sciences building, Instructional Lab building, Visual Arts building, Alpha Hall East, Biomedical Library, and the College of Medicine. New! East Zone permits are now permitted to park in the North Zone. North Zone permits are still restricted from parking in the East Zone during normal zone enforcement hours.
The North Zone (brown) is comprised of the Library, Humanities North, and Chemistry North.
Resident Zone parking permits allow students to park in the residence hall lots (except the Gamma lot), The Grove, Mitchell Center lot (South lot only), University Commons (UCOM), and Technology and Research Park III during the enforcement of zoned parking (M-F 7:00 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.).
Gamma Zone permits allow Gamma residents to park on east Stadium Drive and in the Gamma lot.
New! South Zone permits are now permitted to park in the Gamma Parking Lot!
After 1:45 p.m., the students with a current parking permit displayed in their vehicle, may park in any white lined, student parking space.
The Mitchell Center parking lot is available with any current valid parking permit except when events are scheduled in the Mitchell Center. This lot is subject to close at any time without notice. Blue spaces along Mitchell Center Drive, near the track, is designated Faculty Staff parking only.
The Meisler Hall lot is comprised of 30-minute parking spaces and visitor spaces. Students may use the
30-minute spaces to conduct business at Meisler Hall. These spaces should not be used
by employees or students during their classes or work day. Visitor spaces are to
be used by non-affiliates of the university who are visiting campus. Students and
employees may not use these spaces.
Patient Parking Spaces are provided for non-affiliate patients of clinics located on campus. Students and employees are not permitted to park in a patient parking space. Students and employees who are also patients must park in their designated parking zones and/or parking spaces.
How to Choose a Permit
Students living off-campus will choose a zone to park for the entire academic year (fall-summer semesters). They should choose a zone most convenient to their classes and activities taking place before 1:45 p.m.
All on-campus resident students, including sorority, fraternity, and Grove residents, must obtain a Resident zone parking permit with the exception of Gamma residents who must obtain a Gamma permit. Obtaining a permit other than the allowed permit will result in disciplinary action and possible vehicle immobilization.
General Parking Guidelines
Students are to park in white lined spaces. The blue lined spaces are designated for faculty/staff only. Parking on yellow
curbs and or yellow lined areas is prohibited. Parking in fire lanes (red lined areas)
is also prohibited. For a complete list of rules and regulations, please click on
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27th Annual Huntsville Half-Marathon
For the past few years, this race has been at full capacity which means you will need to arrive a bit early and be careful as you arrive. Parking at the church is limited so we ask you to carpool if possible and plan to arrive early to allow time for parking. Please observe and comply with the directions of the volunteers directing parking and do not park on private property or in areas that are blocked off. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.
In keeping with the timing of this event, the Saturday closest to Veteran's Day, and to show our communities support to our veterans, a portion of the race proceeds will go to support two outstanding organizations that work with and assist our Veterans, Team Red, White, and Blue and Still Serving Vets. Click here for more info on these charities and learn about the great work they are doing.
A Huntsville Track Club Grand Prix Event
Sponsored by
Saturday, November 14th, 2015
The half-marathon starts at 8:00 AM at Hillwood Baptist Church, 300 Kohler Road, Huntsville, AL
The church is located just off South Memorial Parkway (Hwy. 231) at the intersection of Mountain Gap Road, approximately 6.6 miles south of the I-565, and Memorial Parkway intersection.
Map of 300 Kohler Rd Se
Huntsville, AL 35803-1560
Due to facility and course restrictions the race is limited to 1000
entrants. Please sigh up early to insure you have a slot in this race. You
can sign up on line at Register
(starting July 1) or
print out an application and mail it and your entry fee to secure your
Please sigh up early to insure you have a slot in this race. You can sign up on line at Register (starting July 1) or print out an application and mail it and your entry fee to secure your registration.
Last year's race pictures can be viewed at: http://www.werunhuntsville.com/WRH/Other-1/2013-HSV-Half-Marathon/
Gregg Gelmis will be again, photographing this year's race. Those photos will be available after the race at We Run Huntsville: http://www.werunhuntsville.com/
Race Fees:
Early registration until August 15, 2015 - $26
August 16 through October 1, 2015 - $36
October 2 through closing - $46
No registration on November 13 or on race day
Packet Pick up:���
until 7 PM Friday, November 13, 2015
Fleet Feet Sports Huntsville
2722 Carl T. Jones Drive, Suite B2, Huntsville, AL� 35802
may also be picked up from 6:45 until 7:45 AM the day of the race at
Please note: As this is an RRCA sanctioned race the following are not allowed during the race: strollers, baby joggers, skateboards, bicycles, animals, roller blades, headphones, unauthorized vehicles, unentered runners, etc. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.� Violators of this policy will be DISQUALIFIED (not listing in race results and no refund of entry fee)
Course Description: The course is a
relatively flat out-and-back course that starts and finishes at the Hillwood Baptist Church. The first part of the course
is a 3.0 mile loop that circles through an adjacent neighborhood and back to
the church. The course continues through southeast
conditions vary in early November so be prepared for conditions that could be
warm and sunny, strong cold winds, or rain. Aid stations will be provided at
the 2, 5, 7, 9, and 11 mile locations. Mile splits will be called at various
locations throughout the race. A port-o-let will be located along the course
near the intersection with
Awards, Etc.: The first 1000 Half Marathon finishers will receive a long sleeved tech shirt and a race medallion after they complete the course.
Awards will be
presented to the first three place female and male finishers in Open, Masters and
Grandmasters divisions (1st, 2nd, 3rd).� Overall winners
will not be eligible for age group awards. 0-19, 20-24, 25-29,
30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, and
In addition awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd will be presented for each of the following age groups:
0-19, 20-24, 25-29,
30-34, 35-39, 40-44, 45-49, 50-54, 55-59, 60-64, 65-69, 70-74, 75-79, and
Race Results: Race will be chip timed and results will be posted as soon as complied. Complete results will be posted on the Huntsville Track Club web site, www.HuntsvilleTrackClub.org
Race Activities Schedule:
11:20 AM Sponsor Recognition
11:20 AM 1/2 Marathon Award Presentation
12:00 Final Comments
Sponsor Support: The race proceeds, in part, will support two outstanding veteran's organizations, Team Red, White, and Blue and Still Serving Veterans. In addition, Hillwood Baptist Church is once again providing the facility for our race. During the months of November and December the church Food Pantry (used to provide food for local needy families) is sometimes depleted. We would like to ask each runner to donate one canned food item to the Hillwood Baptist Church Food Pantry to help needy families during the holiday seasons.
For more information Email Marty & Carol Eaton or call (256) 882-3706
Mail application to: Huntsville Half Marathon
1304 Hearthwood Circle
Huntsville, AL 35803
Remember to sing up early. Last year registration closed well before the last day to sign up and some runners had to be truned away. Don/t miss your opportunity to run this mostly flat, very fast coure. Thanks to all who have registered. We look forward to having you take part in this year�s event.
Register online at Register
Click here for a Race Application. �(HTML Format)
Make checks payable to the Huntsville Track Club.
Last Updated: 12 June 2013


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RENEWED calls for widespread 20 mph limits and other measures to protect cyclists have been made, as two in three commuters (66%) said most roads were unfit for cycling in a survey by charity Brake and solicitors Bolt Burdon Kemp.
The survey of 1,550 commuters revealed many would be persuaded to cycle if roads were safer.
A third (35%) said they would switch to cycling their commute if the route was less dangerous and 46% would be persuaded to make other local journeys by bike given safer roads.
Nearly half said they cycle on roads already (47%), but two-thirds of these (64%) only do so occasionally. Only one in ten (10%) use their bike as their main form of transport to commute.
The majority of those surveyed said 20 mph limits and other safe cycling measures were needed in their area. Only a minority already have widespread 20 mph limits (15%) and other safe cycling measures like cycle paths (13%). Of those who don't already have them, three-quarters (73%) would back widespread 20 mph limits and 83% would back measures like cycle paths being introduced in their community.
Now road safety charity Brake and Bolt Burdon Kemp are launching a Cycle for Life campaign calling for:
- Local authorities to implement widespread 20 mph limits in communities to protect cyclists and pedestrians, and more traffic-free and segregated cycle paths on commuter routes and connecting homes and community facilities;
- Government to encourage and fund more local authorities to take these steps;
- Drivers to slow down to 20 mph in communities and look out for cyclists, especially at junctions and on bends;
- Employers to play their part in promoting safe cycling, raising awareness about safe driving to protect cyclists, and ensuring commercial vehicles have the latest blind spot devices. Organisations signing up to back the campaign will get guidance on promoting safe cycling.
Individuals and organisations can back the campaign at www.brake.org.uk/cycleforlifecampaign.
Julie Townsend, Brake deputy chief executive, said: 'It's positive the Government is working to encourage cycling to improve health and reduce pollution, but it must also ensure roads are safe for cyclists. Widespread 20 mph limits and cycle paths where people live and work would encourage more people to cycle, without their lives being threatened by fast traffic.'


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College Hockey:Hobart Rolls Over Lebannon Valley
Hobart Remains Undefeated
GENEVA, N.Y. — The Hobart Statesmen (4-0) used quick goals in the opening moments of the first and second period to set the tone, then rolled on to a 7-2 victory over the Lebanon Valley Flying Dutchmen (0-4).
"My feeling is five minutes at the start and five minutes at the end of each period," said Hobart coach Mark Taylor. "If you win those portions of the game youll be in pretty good shape."
Lebanon Valley got off to a quick start from the opening faceoff, dominating the first three shifts of the game, but Hobart struck first as a delayed penalty was about to be called on the Flying Dutchmen. Daniel Organ swatted in a rebound from a scramble in front of the Lebanon Valley net just 1:26 into the game to give Hobart the early 1-0 lead.
That tally, and three straight penalties, sent Lebanon Valley into a bit of a tailspin and Hobart completely dominated the next twelve minutes of play.
"Were a young team, but we are beginning to play," said Lebanon Valley coach Ted Russell. "The kids have to buy into the system that we want, to play simple and play hard. We gave them [Hobart] too many chances on the power play."
Hobart struck for a second time at 10:36, again off a scramble in front of Lebanon Valley netminder Aaron Miller. This time, it was Bobby Cahill with the goal, and Hobart led 2-0.
The score could have been even more lopsided, but Miller came up with some great saves, including a big toe save from a two-on-one Hobart breakaway, to keep the Flying Dutchmen within reach.
Lebanon Valley started to gain some traction late in the first period, using two straight Hobart penalties to settle things down and put offensive pressure in the Hobart zone. Despite several chances, Hobart held on to the 2-0 lead at the end of the first period.
Hobart started off quick in the second period as well, scoring just thirty-nine seconds in. Aleksey Koval intercepted a poor Lebanon Valley clearing pass right in the slot and wristed home the puck for the goal to extend the Statesmen lead to 3-0.
However, things quickly unraveled for Hobart as two straight penalties led to two quick Lebanon Valley goals. The first came at 2:02, when Rob Scales deflected a shot from the point by E.J. Smith that snuck through goaltender Dimitri Papaevagelouts legs.
The second Flying Dutchmen goal was scored at 3:48 by Jared Frey, whose shot from the top of the slot rattled inside the upper right corner of the net.
"Penalties are still hurting us," said Taylor. "I've watched the video and am pretty comfortable with the officiating. We have got to play hard, play gritty, and play with reckless abandon at times, but its not a frickin Playstation where you can click and reset the game."
The spurt of goals energized both teams, and blistering end-to-end action ensued for the next five minutes of play.
Flying Dutchmen penalties just past mid-period allowed Hobart to re-establish its two goal lead at the 12:30 mark. Ryan Adler's blast from the top of the slot wound through a throng of players and into the back of the net while Hobart was skating on a five-on-three power play.
Gregory Alberti made the score 5-2 at 17:41 when he carried the puck out from behind the Lebanon Valley net and wristed it over Miller's shoulder for a goal.
The Statesmen added to their lead in the third period. Koval tallied his second goal of the game at 5:46 when he swatted in a rebound from a shot by Cahill.
Blake Bonham scored a power play goal at 10:49 to make the score 7-2 off another scramble in front of Miller.
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A trout license is required in addition to a fishing license between November 1 and April 30. A trout license is NOT required from May 1 through October 31. Juveniles under age 16 need no licenses.
- Four (4) per day per angler
- Only one rod-reel per angler
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Posted on 02/27/2013 10:51 pm
- East 10th and North Spruce Streets, Wilmington, Delaware
Date of Occurrence:
- Tuesday, February 26, 2013, approximately 10:15 a.m.
Juvenile Male, 16, Wilmington, Delaware
- Possession with Intent to Deliver (Heroin)
- Possession of Marijuana
- Loitering for Drug Related Activity
Observant officers of the Neighborhood Policing Unit arrested a street level drug dealer in the city's east side yesterday morning.
Officers Devin Jones and William Ball were on proactive uniformed patrol in the area of East 10th and North Spruce Streets when they observed the defendant conduct a hand-to-hand drug transaction at the corner of East 10th and North Spruce Streets.
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The City of Redding is trying something different when it comes to getting rid of used batteries.
Redding residents can now get rid of their used batteries using special orange bags.
The process is simple -- all people need to do is pick up one of the bags, put their used household batteries inside, then drop the bags into their blue curbside recycling bin.
"Batteries don't belong in your garbage, they've been banned from the landfill," said Public Works Supervisor for Redding Municipal Utilities Christina Piles. "They have a lot of toxic metals in [them]."
Piles said that Redding Municipal Utilities does recycle batteries at the transfer station but it's not always convenient for people to come all the way out there to do that.
There is no limit on how many bags someone can take but it is important to remember to fill the bags half-way, to not over fill them and to make sure they are sealed tightly.
Bags are available at the following locations:
- City Hall 777 Cypress Ave., volunteer desk in the front lobby
- City of Redding Transfer Station 2255 Abernathy Lane
- Lowe's 1200 E. Cypress Ave.
- Tops Fresh Market 3685 Eureka Way
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