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Vermont State Police released a surveillance video photograph depicting a suspect in an armed robbery that took place in Wallingford early Tuesday morning.
The unidentified man, who dressed all in black and covered his face with a mask, used a knife to threaten a clerk at the Smart Shop at 172 North Main St. The six-month pregnant woman is shown in the picture being led into a bathroom where her assailant left her while he robbed the store, according to police.
The man is described as being between 5-feet, 5-inches to 5-feet, 9-inches tall. No information about his age, race or other characteristics are known because the man covered himself completely with black clothing, gloves and a facemask.
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Ivette Machado BlanchSiegfried, Rivera, Hyman, Lerner, De La Torre, Mars & Sobel, P.A.
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- University of Miami School of Law
- Honors: Magna Cum Laude
- Activities: Articles and Comments Editor for the University of Miami Business Law Review
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- Article by Michael Clark in Today's Daily Business Review: "Ruling Creates Opening for Property Owners to Escape from Liens"
14 June 2016
- Firm's Jason Rodgers-da Cruz Conducts Seminar for Members of American Bar Association's Forum on Construction Law
10 May 2016
- Firm's Stuart Sobel Authors Article on Dispute Resolution Boards in May Issue of Construction Executive Magazine
5 May 2016
- Article from Stuart Sobel in Daily Business Review: The Art of Mediating Catastrophic Construction Claims
18 November 2015
- Firm Congratulates John Criste, Berenice Mottin-Berger on Florida Bar Admissions, Promotions as Associate Attorneys
7 October 2015
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- Appellate Ruling Reinforces Significance of Contractors' Obligations Under the Florida Lien Law in Claims Against Construction Lenders
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- Interview with Firm's Nicholas Siegfried Featured in Surety Solutions Blog
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26 August 2016
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18 August 2016
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15 August 2016
- Michael Hyman Authors Article in Today's Daily Business Review: "Wrongful Death Suit Against Association Illustrates Perils of Negligent Security, Screening"
2 August 2016
- New Monitoring Services Help Associations Catch Owners Conducting Unauthorized Airbnb Rentals
1 August 2016
- Video of Furniture Being Blown Off Balconies at Miami Condo Tower During Recent Thunderstorm Makes Local, National News
15 July 2016
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7 July 2016
- TV News Report on Orlando HOA Neglecting to Act Against Nuisance Resident
17 June 2016
- Beware of Faulty Fire Sprinklers
8 June 2016
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13 April 2016
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1 April 2016
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4 March 2016
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5 February 2016
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26 January 2016
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18 December 2015
- Recent Palm Beach Mall Ruling Illustrates Potential Pitfalls with Errors, Omissions in Commercial Loan Documents
3 November 2015
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2 October 2015
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We are now FULL for display cars for 2016
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Official Show Video 2015
In 2015 we raised for Naomi House
This means that in the previous 7 years we have raised £52,311.06p for Naomi House
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Since last week, there have been rumblings that now-former University of Pittsburgh running back Rushel Shell would attempt to continue his career at Arizona State.
Shell, after all, was recruited to Pittsburgh by Todd Graham before he left the Panthers to become the head coach at ASU.
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ESPN's Joe Schad says the powers-that-be at Pitt are blocking Shell's option to transfer to ASU.
Shell requested a release from his scholarship to Arizona State, Arizona, Cal and UCLA. Shell also won't be allowed to transfer to Arizona because former Pitt staffers coach there as well.
Shell was rated the sixth-best running back in the class of 2012 by Rivals.com and ran for 641 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman in 2012.
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JD And Associates---FilterQueen Take advantage of elderly with Alzheimer's Disease Terre Haute Indiana
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SIX hours later, he filled out a paper and had her sign. She thought she was signing something verifying that he had shown her the demo so my aunt would get credit. Instead, she had signed a contract to buy! He never gave her any paperwork, nor told her a price or that she only had 3 days to cancel.
When we realized it on 6/29 we called to cancel (within the 3 day cancelation period). They said they woudl get back to us. When they did on 7/2, they refused to cancel because it was now over the 3 day cancelation period.
When they contacted my grandmother on 7/2, she asked how much it was for this vacuum. Imagine our amazment when we were told over $3400!! My grandmother is on a very fixed income, and cannot afford to pay $3400 even on monthly payments of $114!! Either these scam artists charged her for the "free" air purifiers, or they charge 148% interest!
I have contacted FilterQueen, and they have not done anything to help remedy the situation since the sale was through JD and Associates. Sorry, but ultimately THEY are responsible for hiring these scam artists.
I have filed a complaint with the Attorney General's Consumer Protection department, local police, and the Better Business Bureau. They will not get away with this. She will not pay for this! I mean, what are they going to do? Repossess it? So freaking what! Yes, it will hurt her credit, but she is 83 and won't need to purchase any large items.
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OLYMPIA — Four years ago, Republican Dave Schmidt lost his seat in the state Senate to Lake Stevens Democrat Steve Hobbs.
Now, Schmidt is out to win it back and pledges to run a better campaign
"In 2006, the political environment was very rough for Republicans," Schmidt said in a statement accompanying his formal announcement. "And I did not work as hard as I should have in the campaign. I will not make that mistake again."
Schmidt said voters are tired of Democratic lawmakers fighting over how to raise taxes rather than how to reduce the size and costs of government.
While Hobbs has voted against tax hike proposals it won't make him immune to what his party is doing, Schmidt said.
Schmidt served four terms in the state House of Representatives and captured the Senate seat in 2002.
He began seriously considering the race after a February poll showed him besting Hobbs in a hypothetical match-up. The political arm of the Senate Republican Caucus conducted the survey.
Hobbs said last week he isn't surprised at Schmidt's decision.
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Schmidt lost by 2,000 votes despite having the advantage of incumbency and the backing of the powerful teacher and health care worker unions and environmental groups.
Those groups have been frustrated by Hobbs' voting record, yet the freshman senator said he's "absolutely not worried" they might endorse Schmidt again.
For Schmidt, he will not be starting completely from scratch. He said he has campaign signs and a Web site, although its content is all from the 2006 election.
Schmidt, who currently lives in Edmonds, will need to move back into the district and change his voter registration before the official filing period for candidates arrives this summer.
Hobbs knew this, too, and didn't miss the chance to toss a light jab.
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YANGON, Myanmar (AP) -- At least 11 people died in central Myanmar when their homes collapsed from landslides caused by heavy rain, state media reported Saturday.
The deaths occurred Wednesday and Thursday in Mogok region, which has been battered by heavy monsoon rains, the Myanma Ahlin newspaper reported.
Several homes collapsed along Mogok's Yeni creek, where water levels rose as much as three feet, the newspaper reported.
Mogok, 520 miles north of Yangon, is known as Ruby Land and is famed for its rich supply of rubies, sapphires and other precious stones.
Flooding is common during Myanmar's monsoon season, which typically starts in late May.
Heavy rains have battered other parts of the country, including southwestern Myanmar where Cyclone Nargis hit last month. Monsoon rains have complicated relief efforts for survivors of the cyclone. The storm killed 78,000 people and left another 56,000 missing, according to the government.


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Quinton Beasley scored two goals but a late Washington Crossfire goal sent the North Sound SeaWolves to their third-straight loss 3-2 June 27 at Edmonds Stadium.
The SeaWolves fell to 3-6 in the Premier Development League Northwest Division. Washington is now 7-3-1.
Beasley, a University of Washington player, scored his second and third goals of the season, and nearly made it a hat trick in the 81st minute when his one-on-one shot was saved by Crossfire keeper Andy Holte.
Instead, Washington's Ben Fisk found the back of the net in the 89th minute to give the Crossfire the win.
"Washington just wanted it more than us and that's why they're in second place," SeaWolves coach Alex Silva said. "They played smarter, more clever and were more aggressive. Give them credit."
Beasley's second goal in the 58th minute was a beauty as he whirled through two defenders and fired a left-footed shot into the far corner of the net to give the SeaWolves a 2-1 lead. But a season-long bugaboo caused the team to lose the advantage just four minutes later, when the defense failed to control a cross into the goal box and the ball found a wide-open Connor Moe in front of an unprotected goal, and Moe tied it up easily.
"It's the same thing for us every time," Silva said. "We're giving them too much room to cross it. You see the Crossfire defense, the go in hard to win every ball, and we sit back and let the other team make a play. You have to want to attack and be physical."
The Crossfire, who swept the three-game series with the SeaWolves this season, took the lead in the eighth minute when Solly Gold controlled a loose ball in front of the net and beat keeper Claudio Lazar for a 1-0 lead. Lazar turned away two more tough shots to keep it close and in extra time of the first half, a shot by Nasyir Rodriguez was deflected to Beasley who finished into an open net for a 1-1 tie.
"Beasley played a great match, Kevin Cook played well in the back but we just made too many mistakes," Silva said. "It's unfortunate that it's taking so long for our back line to come together."
The SeaWolves continue their four-match string of home games at 7:30 p.m. June 29 against Victoria at Edmonds Stadium.


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A new study suggests that oral ingestion of pomegranate extract reduces the production of chemicals that cause inflammation. The findings indicate that pomegranate extract may provide humans with relief of chronic inflammatory conditions.
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It has become very clear to me, that I absolutely need to take this product continuously. Since I started taking these I haven't been needing multivitamins anymore! My skin is very difficult since it's breaking out all the time, specially in winter time, and it is very painful also. But after taking these for 2-3months now, my skin's a lot calmer, approx 70% less breaking out. For some reason my body needs just this type of product. I'm thrilled to have found it!! Also, I have high cholesterol and suffer from PCOS; i think my skin problems have quite a lot to do with this. Hopefully my condition keeps on improving!
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I've purchased this one several times. The price is good, the strength is high for the price, and there are 120 in a bottle which is more than many products. They seem to use more seed in this one than in some other brands. Overall, if you compare the ingredients you'll find that 21st Century offers a terrific value. Recommended!
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I have very dry feet and once I started taken the pomegranate I have seen my feet heal. They are not as dry and cracked. I am sure it is doing good for other parts of my skin but my feet look great. I will buy again. Thank you so much
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Excellent Quality supplements at an economical price. The product and comes from a Company, I have trusted for years.
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Pomegranate prevents atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) and decreases blood pressure. Thus, it protects from heart disease.
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Ko Samui is so big, we've split it up into areas, select one of the below for detailed accommodation and food listings in that area. Sights and general overviews for Ko Samui as a whole can be found via the icons above. Don't know where to start? Read an overview of Ko Samui's different areas.
Thailand's known for its cheap clothes shopping, brand-name knock-offs and haggling to get already low-priced items at a steal. This, however, usually means sweating it out in an overcrowded market; anyone who has been to Bangkok's Pratunam Market will know that the usually fun-filled day of shopping can turn into torture as temperatures soar in the covered, cramped maze of stalls. On Ko Samui, the market strips of Chaweng and Nathon are marginally more pleasant, but still, getting too sweaty in the tropical heat to try anything on takes the pleasure out of a shopping excursion. Cue shopping at Bophut's Fisherman's Village.
At Samui's own little exclusive shopping strip in Fisherman's Village, East meets the Med, with French-style vintage boutiques mingling with elegant tea-houses, and local Samui designer-wear outlets neighbours with seafront coffee lounges. Between these beautiful boutiques are a few no-name type shops selling the obligatory board shorts, corny logo T-shirts and mass-produced jewellery, but even these are in better surroundings and make for a more pleasant shopping trip.
True, buying in Fisherman's Village will be pricier than shopping down the strip in Nathon, but a little negotiating can get you a long way. Generally speaking the stalls with the copies and stock to be found all over the island are open to negotiating, but the shops with air-con and prices attached to garments work are fixed price operations.
Here is a breakdown of my favourite Fisherman's Village boutiques.
Saona, on the right side of the entrance to Fisherman's Village, offers ladies' fashion with an emphasis on unusual cuts. All in one day suits, off the shoulder dresses with unusual hemlines, and bold prints draw your eye as you enter this shop with a distinctive tropical beach theme. Original bikinis hang under a palm-frond canopy and beaded flip flops, straw hats and floral handbags adorn the shelves.
Bonjour lies about 50 metres on the left hand side once entering Fisherman's Village. As the name suggests, the merchandise is French-inspired, with an extensive vintage line, as well as lovely wide-legged linen pants, broad-rimmed sunhats, and 1950s style shirtdresses. They also carry an interesting range of silver jewellery and printed scarves. A satisfied sigh left my lips as I handed over 900 baht for an ankle-length off the shoulder dove-grey dress.
When you leave Bonjour, pop in at Namcha tea-house to refresh over a good cuppa — very pretty, very ladylike, very colonial, and they do great wraps too. If you are looking for gifts or an unusual souvenir, they sell a range of pottery, china and wooden teapots, or perhaps just a packet of tea leaves will do; light in the luggage after all.
Across the road from Namcha is Amrapalli, guaranteed to make any hippie-chick giddy with delight. Think wild prints, pom-pom fringed dresses, hand-embroidered and hand-beaded shoes.
At the pier, turn left, and about halfway down Volver's lime green and silver shopfront will catch your eye. Here eccentric handbags, soft-flowing boobtube dresses and Italian-style men's floral shirts are the order of the day.
About 20 metres further along, on the opposite side of the road, is Samui-Ley Hotel. The hotel has only five rooms upstairs, but downstairs their lobby acts as a shop, internet cafe and seafront coffee shop. Here you'll find a strange assortment of clothing piled onto hat stands, shelves lined with candles, lanterns and handmade postcards, and artwork by Gee decorating the walls. A scratch through the rails dug up a cute little white cotton top with a black print, for only 180 baht. While you're in there, rest weary shopper's feet over an iced coffee overlooking the boats in the bay.
Ah yes! This is the way to shop…
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Tee It Up: Golfing in Bermuda
Renowned golf-course architect Robert Trent Jones designed four of Bermuda's courses, including Tucker's Town's premier Mid ocean Club, a par-70, 6,666-yard course over ocean bluffs that's rated one of the world's best links. It was here that Babe Ruth was said to have lost a dozen golf balls attempting to hit a tee shot over Mangrove Lake on the infamous fifth hole, a 433-yard par 4.
While just two of the courses are public, hotel concierges usually have no problem securing tee times for nonmembers at the island's private clubs. Lessons, for adults and kids, can also be arranged. The island also has a couple of driving ranges, plus a 10,000-square-foot practice putting green and short-game area at the tony Tucker's Point Club.
Greens fees at Bermuda clubs range from about $80 to $200 and up. Proper golf attire is required, including shirts with collars and sleeves. Women's and men's right- and left-handed golf club sets are available at all courses; balls start at $40 per dozen. Use of golf carts is mandatory at some clubs or on weekends and holidays; caddies are available only at Mid Ocean. Visit www.gotobermuda.com to tour links, learn about tournaments, arrange vacation packages, or schedule a tee time up to a year in advance.
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To examine the relationship between functional limitation, socioeconomic inequality, and depression in a diverse cohort of patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
To examine the relationship between functional limitation, socioeconomic inequality, and depression in a diverse cohort of patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
The study design was cross-sectional and subjects were from the University of California, San Francisco RA Cohort. Patients were enrolled from 2 rheumatology clinics, an urban county public hospital and a university tertiary care medical center. Age, sex, race/ethnicity, disease activity, functional limitation, and medications were variables collected at clinical visits. The patient's clinic site was used as a proxy for his or her socioeconomic status. The outcome variable was depressive symptom severity measured by the Patient Health Questionnaire 9. Differences in characteristics between depressed and nondepressed patients were calculated using 2-sided t-tests or the Pearson's chi-square test. For the multivariate analysis, repeated measures with generalized estimating equations were used.
There were statistically significant differences between depressed and nondepressed patients related to race/ethnicity, public versus tertiary care hospital rheumatology clinic, disability, and medications. In the multivariate analysis, increased functional limitation and public clinic site remained significantly associated with increased depression scores. A significant interaction existed between clinic site and disability. Mean depression scores rose more precipitously as functional limitation increased at the public hospital rheumatology clinic.
There are disparities in both physical and mental health among individuals with low socioeconomic status. The psychological effects of disability vary in patients with RA such that a vulnerable population with functional limitations is at higher risk of developing depressive symptoms.
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic disease that affects 1.3 million Americans (1, 2), with many patients developing progressive functional limitation and physical disability (3). Depression is common, occurring in 13–42% of patients with RA (4–12), and is associated with worse outcomes. Specifically, patients with RA and subsequent depression have increased health service utilization (13), are less likely to be adherent with their medications (14), and are more likely to discontinue anti–tumor necrosis factor α (anti-TNFα) treatment (15). Comorbid depression is an independent risk factor for incident myocardial infarction (16), suicidal ideation, and death in patients with RA (17–20).
Studies have shown that increased disability, as measured by the Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ), is associated with depression in patients with RA (11, 21–24). While functional limitation is a known contributor to depression in RA, it is also well known that socioeconomic position as measured by race/ethnicity, sex, age, income, education, and health access is a powerful determinant of health in the US (25–28). It is not surprising that patients who experience poverty are more likely to be depressed (29) and have worse health outcomes. Patients with RA and low socioeconomic status (SES) have higher HAQ scores, disease activity, depressive symptoms, and mortality rates (30, 31).
Previous studies have focused exclusively on the main effects of either functional limitation or SES on depression in patients with RA, but the studies did not determine whether the association between disability and depression differs across levels of SES. An accurate description of the relationship between depression, functional limitation, and SES is necessary. If such an interaction exists and is ignored, then the effects are imprecise, which leads to biased results. Also, if an interaction is present, then there is a group of vulnerable patients who could benefit from earlier identification and treatment.
We sought to examine the relationship between functional limitations, SES, and depression in a diverse cohort of patients with RA. Our objective was to assess the extent to which low SES influences the relationship between disability and depression in order to better identify those patients at higher risk of depression, which in turn can lead to better treatment and improve health outcomes in depressed patients with RA.
Study subjects were patients from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) RA Cohort, a multisite observational cohort. Details about enrollment and data collection have been reported previously (32) and are summarized briefly here. Subjects were consecutively enrolled from 2 outpatient rheumatology clinics; one is an urban county public hospital serving a poor population, and the other is a referral tertiary care medical center. Enrollment began in October 2006, and the data were gathered at regular clinical visits. Patients were included in the analysis if they were age 18 years, met the American College of Rheumatology classification criteria for RA (33), had at least 1 clinical visit that included an assessment of depression using the Patient Health Questionnaire 9 (PHQ-9), had an assessment of disease activity using the RA-specific Disease Activity Score in 28 joints (DAS28) performed by a rheumatologist, and had an assessment of disability using the HAQ score. The UCSF Committee on Human Research approved the study. Written informed consent was obtained and patients were interviewed in the language of their choice (English, Cantonese, Mandarin, or Spanish).
The outcome variable was depressive symptom severity measured by the PHQ-9, which was administered as a written questionnaire during the clinic visit. This self-report depression questionnaire yields a score on a 27-point scale and is used to identify patients at risk of major depressive disorder (34, 35). The PHQ-9 is composed of 9 items, which correspond to the 9 diagnostic criteria of major depressive disorder, plus 1 item to assess functional impairment secondary to depression. We chose the PHQ-9 as a measure for depression because it was developed for primary care, is in widespread use for a range of acute and chronic medical conditions, was developed to closely parallel the diagnostic symptoms of major depressive disorder (34–36), and has established reliability and validity in white, African American, Asian, and Hispanic populations (37, 38). Commonly used cutoff scores include 5–9 (mild depressive symptoms), 10–14 (moderate depressive symptoms), 15–19 (moderate to severe depressive symptoms), and ≥20 (severe depressive symptoms). We dichotomized moderate to severe depressive symptoms as present (PHQ-9 score ≥10) or absent–mild (PHQ-9 score <10) in univariate analyses. The term "depressed" will be used from this point forward to refer to participants meeting this threshold of symptom severity. The PHQ-9 score was used as a continuous variable in the multivariate model.
Disease activity was assessed with the DAS28, which was calculated at each clinic visit. The DAS28 includes scores of tender and swollen joint counts, patient global disease activity rating scale, and erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) (39, 40). With the use of trained translators if necessary, physicians recorded joint counts at each clinic visit. The patient completed the visual analog scale for disease activity before each visit in her or his preferred language (English, Spanish, or Chinese). An ESR, measured according to standard Westergren techniques, was drawn at the end of the clinical encounter. Functional limitation was evaluated with the 20-item HAQ score (41), which is a reliable and valid assessment of functional limitations in RA. The HAQ has been translated and validated in Mandarin/Cantonese (42) and Spanish (43). Disease duration was calculated based on the date of diagnosis recorded in the medical charts. Treatment-related variables included prednisone use and other disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs (DMARDs) such as methotrexate, hydroxychloroquine, sulfasalazine, azathioprine, leflunomide, anti-TNFα medications, or other biologic medications.
Age, sex, and self-report race/ethnicity were collected at the baseline clinical visit. The patients' clinic site (public hospital versus tertiary care medical center) was used as a proxy for their SES. In order to justify using a clinic site as a proxy for SES, we evaluated validated markers of SES (44), including education, household income, health access, and immigrant status, in a subset of patients from both clinic sites who completed a single structured telephone interview between 2007 and 2009 as part of another study.
Trained study research staff administered standardized questionnaires (PHQ-9, HAQ) in the clinic setting and structured telephone interviews separately from the clinical encounters; the separate interview was conducted because the length would have proven disruptive to the clinics. All clinical data and standardized questionnaires (i.e., PHQ-9, visual analog scales for DAS, and HAQ) were done in the patient's preferred language (English, Spanish, or Chinese) with the use of trained interpreters if needed. Telephone interviews were also conducted in the patient's preferred language. Research staff and treating physicians were blind to PHQ-9 scores and HAQ scores since the scores were tabulated independently. Physicians were blind to questionnaire responses.
Descriptive statistics of the patients' characteristics were reported using a mean ± SD for continuous variables and frequencies for categorical variables. Differences in baseline characteristics between depressed and nondepressed patients were assessed using a 2-sided t-test or the Pearson's chi-square test. Bivariate associations between socioeconomic measures and clinic sites were calculated using linear regression, Pearson's chi-square tests, or Fisher's exact test, as appropriate. Continuous variables were normally distributed except for disease duration, which was skewed toward longer disease.
The multivariate analysis focused on assessing associations of function with depression scores, while accounting for covariates. The unit of analysis was a subject's clinical visit, in which the patient had a PHQ-9 collected. For this analysis, we used generalized estimating equations (GEEs) with robust SEs that permit the use of multiple observations per person while taking into account within-subject correlations between measurements over time, and to account for the influence of potential confounding covariates. Covariates for multivariable regression included sex, age, HAQ score, clinic site, disease duration, and DMARD and prednisone use. Race/ethnicity was not included as a covariate in the multivariable model because it was colinear with clinic site and because clinic site was considered to be a robust indicator of SES, which was the primary focus of our analysis.
Interpretation of the coefficient using repeated-measures analysis with robust SEs is the same as for linear regression (45). Given the modest-sized data set and the number of predictors, bootstrapping (i.e., a resampling of subjects, not observations) was employed to check the reliability of the SEs and confidence intervals. All analyses were conducted using STATA software, version 10.0 (StataCorp).
Included in the analysis were 824 visits for 466 patients, 223 from the public hospital rheumatology clinic and 243 from the tertiary care rheumatology clinic. The average number of outpatient rheumatology visits per patient was 2 (range 1–5). In this study, 85% of included patients were women, with a mean age of 54 years (Table 1). The mean ± SD HAQ score was 1.2 ± 0.8 and the mean ± SD DAS28 score was 4.0 ± 2.2, which is indicative of fairly high levels of functional impairment and disease activity, respectively. In our cohort, 37% of patients scored ≥10 on the PHQ-9 during at least 1 clinic visit, which corresponded to depression of at least moderate severity.
|All subjects (n = 466)
|PHQ-9 score <10 (n = 294)
|PHQ-9 score ≥10 (n = 172)
|396 (85)
|250 (85)
|146 (85)
|Age, mean ± SD years
|54.0 ± 14.0
|54.0 ± 14.0
|54.0 ± 14.0
|158 (34)
|91 (31)
|67 (39)
|African American
|47 (10)
|26 (9)
|21 (12)
|Asian/Pacific Islander
|117 (25)
|73 (25)
|43 (25)
|144 (31)
|103 (35)
|41 (24)
|Hospital clinic site
|243 (52)
|147 (50)
|100 (58)
|223 (48)
|147 (50)
|72 (42)
|Disease duration, mean ± SD years
|11.0 ± 9.0
|11.0 ± 10.0
|11.0 ± 9.0
|HAQ score, mean ± SD
|1.2 ± 0.83
|1.1 ± 0.74
|1.4 ± 0.93
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|Rheumatoid factor
|364 (78)
|232 (79)
|132 (77)
|373 (80)
|235 (80)
|138 (80)
|292 (63)
|185 (63)
|107 (62)
|Prednisone dose, mean ± SD mg
|6.0 ± 4.0
|6.0 ± 4.0
|7.0 ± 4.0
|356 (76)
|232 (79)
|124 (72)
|122 (26)
|76 (26)
|46 (27)
In the univariate analyses of baseline data, there were statistically significant differences between depressed and nondepressed patients related to race/ethnicity (P = 0.01), public versus university hospital rheumatology clinic (P = 0.03), functional limitation (P < 0.0001), and DMARD treatment (P = 0.02) (Table 1). There was no difference in depression symptom severity with regard to sex, age, disease duration, steroid use and dose, or biologic medications. Patients at the county hospital had significantly higher depression scores, with a mean ± SD PHQ-9 score of 7.3 ± 5.8 compared with 5.7 ± 5.3 from patients at the tertiary care medical center (P = 0.001).
A significant interaction existed between clinic site and HAQ score, such that the association of functional limitation with depression scores was stronger for patients at a public hospital clinic compared with those at a tertiary care center. Mean depression scores rose more precipitously as HAQ quartiles increased at the public hospital rheumatology clinic. The association between disability and depressive symptoms is not constant; the magnitude of the association depends on which rheumatology clinic the patient attends. This is evidenced pictorially by the divergent, nonparallel slopes in Figure 1. In the multivariate analysis (Table 2), increased functional limitation and clinic site remained significantly associated with increased depression scores. When bootstrapping was employed, the confidence intervals from this multivariate model remained similar.
|GEE coefficient (95% CI)
|−0.13 (−1.4, 1.1)
|Age, years
|−0.02 (−0.05, 0.03)
|University hospital, HAQ score
|First quartile
|Second quartile
|2.8 (1.7, 3.9)
|< 0.0001
|Third quartile
|4.7 (3.4, 6.0)
|< 0.0001
|Fourth quartile
|9.1 (6.8, 11.3)
|< 0.0001
|Public hospital, HAQ score
|First quartile
|0.99 (−0.08, 2.1)
|Second quartile
|3.3 (2.1, 4.6)
|< 0.0001
|Third quartile
|7.0 (5.8, 8.3)
|< 0.0001
|Fourth quartile
|11.7 (9.8, 13.7)
|< 0.0001
|Disease duration, years
|−0.02 (−0.07, 0.03)
|−0.47 (−1.6, 0.66)
|−0.39 (−1.3, 0.55)
To determine the appropriateness of using clinic site as a proxy for SES, we compared a subset of patients at each site who had provided additional information via a telephone interview (Table 3). Compared with patients at the university clinic, patients at the public hospital clinic have less education, less access to health care, and decreased household income (P = 0.0001). They are more likely to be immigrants (P = 0.0001), women (P = 0.03), and of nonwhite race/ethnicity (P = 0.0001). Along with higher depression scores, patients at the public hospital clinic have higher disease activity scores, higher disability scores, and require more treatment with DMARDs. It appears that clinic site serves as a reliable proxy for socioeconomic position in this sample.
|Tertiary care clinic (n = 141)
|Public hospital clinic (n =103)
|Age, mean ± SD years
|57 ± 15
|53 ± 13
|113 (80)
|93 (90)
|23 (29)
|55 (53)
|African American
|10 (7)
|10 (10)
|Asian/Pacific Islander
|12 (9)
|37 (36)
|87 (62)
|1 (1)
|9 (6)
|0 (0)
|Less than high school graduate
|14 (10)
|53 (52)
|High school graduate/some college
|53 (38)
|40 (40)
|College graduate
|71 (50)
|8 (8)
|Household income
|22 (17)
|53 (66)
|46 (35)
|26 (33)
|63 (48)
|1 (1)
|34 (24)
|85 (85)
|Insurance status
|No insurance
|1 (1)
|15 (15)
|Principal source of insurance
|Employer based
|51 (36)
|3 (4)
|67 (48)
|27 (32)
|15 (11)
|35 (41)
|7 (5)
|20 (24)
Our results concur with previous studies about the prevalence of comorbid depression in RA; 37% of RA patients in our cohort meet criteria for moderate to severe depressive symptoms. As reported previously in the literature, increased HAQ scores and low SES are associated with depressive symptoms in patients with RA (21–24). However, stratifying patients by outpatient clinic site reveals new and important findings.
Without regard to clinic site, there are increases in depression score for each unit increase in the HAQ. Receiving care at the public county clinic is also associated with higher increases in depression scores. However, when patients are stratified by clinic site (Table 2), the change in depression score becomes more meaningful. The tacit assumption that disability and SES have independent consequences on depressive symptoms in patients with RA does not hold. One potential explanation for our results is that at every level of functioning, persons from a lower SES may not have the support and coping skills to perform as well as those from a higher SES, leading to even higher rates of depression. Likely, there are different psychological effects with regard to functional limitations for the immigrant who seeks care at a public hospital clinic compared with the patient who gets treatment at a tertiary care clinic. For example, disability that causes a work disruption for individuals in manual labor jobs, as opposed to white collar, professional jobs, could lead to greater depressive symptom severity.
There are limitations to our study. The design was cross-sectional and therefore causality between greater HAQ scores and the associated, increased depressive symptoms cannot be established. However, a previously conducted longitudinal study (46) showed that the temporal relationship between arthritis and mood disorders, such as depression, is unidirectional and that preexisting arthritis leading to disability elevates the risk of depression and not vice versa. Furthermore, it has also been shown that functional decline precedes the onset of depression (23, 24), so while causality cannot be proven in this study, it has been established with prior longitudinal data.
As in other chronic conditions, assessing depressive symptoms in patients with RA can be difficult. It is well understood that somatic symptoms of depression (e.g., fatigue or decreased energy) overlap with symptoms of RA. Consequently, there is a risk that depression in RA may be overestimated (47). Another limitation is that patients seen at the county hospital may represent a sicker population then those referred to the tertiary care center rheumatology clinic. This is likely a reflection of referral practices to a public urban hospital clinic.
Our accessible population, i.e., urban, underserved patients as well as those seen at a university-affiliated clinic, may not be generalizable to all patients with RA. Using clinic site as a proxy for SES may also be a limitation related to generalizability since it reduces the ability for others to replicate results. However, by comparing well-validated measures of SES (race/ethnicity, education, income, health access, and immigrant status) in a subset of patients between the clinic sites, we attempted to measure as much relevant socioeconomic information as possible. By considering how clinic site may measure SES in a thoughtful way and acknowledging its limitations, we believe that it functions as a dependable proxy for SES in this sample.
Poor health outcomes persist in patients with RA and depression despite advances in available treatment. Recognizing the variability in psychological effects in patients with RA, such that a vulnerable population is at higher risk of depression, can help guide treatment to include prevention of functional limitations and subsequent depression in these susceptible patients. For example, patients who receive adequate emotional support report fewer depressive symptoms (48). A treatment program that includes psychological support targeted toward patients with low SES may ameliorate health inequalities in this vulnerable population.
There are disparities in both physical and mental health among individuals with low SES, and the presence of poor physical functioning exacerbates the disparity in mental health. The interaction between functional limitation and low SES in patients with RA suggests that, for the same level of disability, patients with low SES may be more likely to experience depression. Failure to acknowledge this interaction may perpetuate health disparities by ignoring these differences. Detection and documentation of the differing effects of disability on depression between patients of different SES can help rheumatologists move forward to creating solutions and improving health outcomes by initiating treatment for depression.
All authors were involved in drafting the article or revising it critically for important intellectual content, and all authors approved the final version to be submitted for publication. Dr. Margaretten had full access to all of the data in the study and takes responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.
Study conception and design. Margaretten, Julian, Katz, Imboden, Yelin.
Acquisition of data. Margaretten, Barton, Tonner, Graf, Imboden, Yelin.
Analysis and interpretation of data. Margaretten, Trupin, Tonner, Yelin.


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Greyhounds Fall To No. 3 Maryland In NCAA Quarterfinals
May 19, 2012
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - The No. 6 Loyola University Maryland women's lacrosse team saw its season come to an end Saturday afternoon, falling to the No. 3 Maryland Terrapins, 17-11, in the quarterfinal round of the NCAA Championships at the Field Hockey and Lacrosse Complex. The Greyhounds wrap up the season with a 14-6 overall record, including a 7-1 mark in BIG EAST play and their second-straight conference championship.
"It's a tough loss because this team has fought so hard," head coach Jen Adams said. "We're a young group and they've shown so much character. We worked so hard to get to where we got to, so it makes it a lot harder as a coach when you have to send off your seniors and you don't get to accomplish your final goal, which was to win an NCAA Championship.
"But I thought we put up a heck of a fight against a really tough Maryland side. I give Maryland a lot of credit and a lot of respect, obviously, they're a tough team to play. I thought at moments, we really stuck with them and showed that we could contend with anyone in the nation."
Loyola was led today by freshman Hannah Schmitt, who tied a career-high of six points on five goals and one assist. Junior Joanna Dalton and sophomore Ali Habicht each tacked on two goals, while freshman Annie Thomas contributed one goal and one assist and classmate Sydney Thomas added one score. Sophomore Marlee Paton was held without a goal for the first time this season, but she dished out an assist to stretch her point streak to 26-straight games.
For Maryland (19-3), ACC Player of the Year Katie Schwarzmann had a game-high eight points on four goals and four assists, while Brooke Griffin also had four goals. Karri Ellen Johnson, Kristy Black, Alex Aust and Kelly McPartland all had two goals for the Terrapins.
The Greyhounds opened the game with a free position goal from Dalton at the 28-minute mark, but the Terrapins had an answer, scoring in transition at 25:41.
Annie Thomas fed Sydney Thomas at 23:39 to give Loyola a lead again at 23:39, but back-to-back goals from Maryland gave the Terps their first lead of the day, 3-2, at 22:09.
Loyola answered after Maryland was called for being offsides, as Schmitt spun and fired a goal into the back of the net at 21:05. She then assisted Annie Thomas at 20:37 and converted a free position shot at 14:20 to put the Greyhounds up, 5-3.
Maryland answered with a five-goal run in five minutes though, taking an 8-5 lead with eight minutes to play.
The Greyhounds, who were held scoreless for 13 minutes, broke the streak at 1:14, cutting their deficit to two, at 8-6. Loyola then looked to have an opportunity to come within one, but the Terrapins intercepted a pass behind the goal and scored on an open net with 19 seconds remaining to take a 9-6 advantage into halftime.
Habicht scored the first goal into the second half, sticking a pass from Paton into the back of the net at 26:26. Barranco then assisted Schmitt 24 seconds later to bring the Greyhounds within one, 9-8, at 26:02.
That would be as close as the Greyhounds would get though, as Maryland responded with back-to-back goals by 17:44. Dalton wouldn't allow the Terrapins a third-straight score, converting a free position shot at 16:26 to bring the score to 11-9. Maryland scored six of the game's next seven goals though to stretch its lead to 17-10 with 4:27 to play.
Schmitt notched the game's final goal on a free position shot at 3:32, closing out the contest with a 17-11 final score.
"It was not for a lack of effort, or for a lack of wanting it or for a lack of desire," Adams said. "I just hope our seniors don't define themselves by this game, because they've been outstanding. There are only four of them, but what they bring to this program, the quality, the leadership, the character and the integrity; it's something that as a coach, you miss. And that makes today's loss really tough."
Loyola's senior class of Kellye Gallagher, Ana Heneberry, Kerry Stoothoff and Virginia Weber conclude their careers with a 53-22 overall record, three BIG EAST Tournament appearances and two conference titles. They advanced to the NCAA Championships in back-to-back years, a feat that had not been accomplished by the Greyhounds since 2004, and hold school records for wins in a season (17 in 2010) and conference wins in a season (seven in 2011).
In goal, Stoothoff turned back eight shots today to finish her career with 536 saves, the fifth-best four-year total in program history. She also had two ground balls and two caused turnovers in the game to finish her career with 161 ground balls - the sixth-best career mark in Loyola history - and 57 caused turnovers.
Heneberry and Gallagher conclude their careers as two of the most dynamic defenders to ever play together. The second and third players, respectively, to reach the 100 career ground balls and 100 career caused turnovers plateau, the duo has consistently teamed to shut down opponents top attackers. Gallagher, the Greyhounds' single-season record holder for caused turnovers this year, with 54, also ranks second on the program's career records with 125. Heneberry sits close behind Gallagher with 122 career caused turnovers.
Weber concludes her career as the only member of the class to score a goal, while she also had 35 ground balls and 22 caused turnovers.
Throughout their careers, they earned honors such as All-American, BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year, BIG EAST Tournament MVP, All-Mid-Atlantic Region and All-BIG EAST.
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I paid the bill($128.06) drove the truck less than 3 miles and I did not have any heat. I turned around and took the truck back. They said they would check it out again.
I received a call shortly after and they said it was my water pump that it would be around $268. I questioned this because I have never known of a water pump making the heat not work. They said they had seen it before. I trusted them due to them being a Ford Dealership (with qualified staff) and told them ok.
I received a call the next morning. The service man told me this still did not fix my heat and that the problem was that my heater core was stopped up and it would be an additional $350.00+ for heater core and installation. I talked with the service manager and tried to discuss how all these missed diagnoses and expenses were way out of hand for someone that has the capabilities to diagnose and fix and that I had already spent almost $400.00 and still not heat and he was wanting an additional $350.00 for heater core and installation.
When he was unwilling take any responsibility for these misdiagnoses that I was having to pay for, then he informed me and this is a quote straight from his mouth "Well, I did not want to work on your truck to begin with". I paid my bill of $268+ and left and took my truck to an independent mechanic. This is an extremely sad and unfortunate way to do business and anyone planning to do business with Forrest Cate should beware.
Unfortunately, I have heard of many others that experience the same thing I did today, but I am at least voicing my today and will help others to be cautious.
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Nuestra cama y desayuno es también nuestro hogar, donde el viajero es nuestro invitado. El ambiente es cálido, amable y acogedor. La Posada se encuentra a la vista del Océano Atlántico y de Belmar amplia hermosas playas y el paseo marítimo, ya pocos pasos del sereno lago de plata, el hogar de la primera bandada de cisnes criados en los Estados Unidos. A pocos pasos de la posada para restaurantes, puerto deportivo, río, lago, paseo marítimo y playas. Disfrute casual, ambiente de estilo victoriano de la posada en nuestro amplio porche cubierto, donde relajarse en una mecedora te lleva de vuelta a la orilla del mar de los días pasados.
4,6 en octubre 04, 2014
Very clean room, wonderful breakfast. I would stay here again and highly recommend this lovely Inn.
5 en agosto 20, 2014
Rosemary and Tom make you feel like family. They are very accommodating and met all of our requests. We enjoy our conversations with them and will be returning. Highly recommend.
3,4 en agosto 14, 2014
Nice place that allowed us to have a nice relaxing weekend. I definitely want to go back.
4,8 en julio 16, 2014
A lovely, informal yet gracious inn just blocks from the oceanfront. The breakfast is served buffet style and there is something for everyone. The porch is lovely and has become the favorite place for our group. Best of all are Tom and Rosemary: wonderful, warm and just delightful!
4,8 en agosto 22, 2013
Being only two blocks from the beach, The Inn is the place to stay for a beach lover's vacation. And at the end of a great day on Belmar's beautiful beach, relaxing on the wrap around porch is the perfect finish to a perfect day. Your innkeepers Tom and Rosemary couldn't be more accommodating , helpful, and a real pleasure.
4,6 en julio 25, 2013
lovely people...very nice place to stay. A little pricey...but overall it is a great place
5 en julio 11, 2013
My girlfriend and I stayed here over Memorial Day, and were so pleased ,that we booked back in for the Fourth of July Weekend. Rosemary and Tom are gracious hosts and two of the nicest people you'll ever meet. You really feel at home. The Inn is conveniently located. A short walk to the beach or up to town, and its many fine restaurants and marina. Our room was comfortable and clean. The Inn has a yesteryear charm to it. The large wrap around porch is great for morning coffee or afternoon wine. The breakfasts were delicious. We've had two perfect, classic Jersey Shore weekends this year with Rosemary and Tom, and we plan to return in the Fall. I highly recommend The Inn at the Shore.
3,4 en julio 09, 2013
My wife and I made last minute plans to stay at the shore for the long 4th of July weekend. To my surprise there was a room available at the Inn. The house is warm and comfy and Tom was very nice and friendly. The room was really small but it worked for us. Had a very nice peaceful weekend.
3,4 en septiembre 27, 2012
Our room was large and comfortable and we loved sitting out on the porch.. Tom and Rosemary are the nicest innkeepers very friendly and accomadating.
3,6 en agosto 22, 2012
Great little place, Tom and Rosemary are great hosts. The rooms are clean and simple, and the place is 2 blocks from the beach. Get the room with the claw foot tub!
Junto al lago, Vistas al lago, Vistas al mar, Ciudad pequeña, Vistas al agua
Newark, NJ (EWR) 45 miles
Garden State Parkway salida 98 hacia la ruta 138 este y 35 norte hasta octavo derecha Ave Belman NJ, el 8 de Ocean Avenue. A la izquierda en Ocean Ave. a 4th Ave. quedan en cuarto lugar a B St. (A dos cuadras del Océano)
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Historic Inn, Boutique Hotel
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Bill and Linda Neely
Inglés, Español
Innkeeping, el canto, la observación de aves, la genealogía, trotar, escritura, antigüedades, historia y los viajes.
Dietético , Alimentación particular
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Our mission here at The Inn At The Shore is to remove distractions, and at Breakfast we've done away with the menu limitations typical at B&Bs...they're too distracting. All of us have different tastes and needs at breakfast, and for each of us, those tastes and needs vary from day to day. So at The Inn we ask, "What do you feel like having?" Need a quick bite before your early run, then a nice big plate of Cinnamon-raisin French Toast after? No problem, just stop at our Continental Buffet on your way out, then settle down on the Patio with a fresh, full plate of the best French Toast you've ever had. Do you like a nice, thick, crispy waffle with blueberries and powdered sugar when you can get it? Have it tomorrow outside on the Porch, with your coffee and OJ. Are you an EggHead? An EggWhiteHead? OK, 3 eggs sunny-up with link sausage and hash browns, and an eggwhite omelet with broccoli, spinach, tomato, mushroom, asparagus and Goat cheese, side of turkey bacon. No problem, no problem. Eggs Benedict? No problem. No seriously, no problem. Yes, you can quote us, or print this out if you like so it's in writing. Porkroll, Egg and American cheese on whole grain toast? Sure, no problem. Pardon me, did you just say banana, coconut and chocolate chip whole wheat pancakes with scrambled eggs and a slab of ham?! Well....... No Problem! Yes, we're serious about our mission to provide our Guests with a distraction-free experience... and what could be less distracting than having exactly what you're in the mood for at Breakfast every morning?


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More men from Yemen are now held at Guantanamo than from any other country. Like the majority detainees there, most of them have also been cleared for release. Then why are they sill there, even after Obama's prohibition on their return to Yemen has been lifted? Join us as we dig deep to understand why.
Film and Discussion
Tuesday, March 25, 7pm-9pm
Grace Place, 637 S. Dearborn, Chicago
We'll screen Laura Poitras' award winning film, "The Oath," that tells the story of two borthers from Yemen, one of whom spent more than 6 y ears at Guantanamo. She uses footage shot in Yemen and Guantanamo to tell a complex story that "challenges notions of the US post-9/11 strategy." (IndieWire).
We'll also see short clips from other films that take us into the lives -- and deaths -- of Yemenis held at Guantanamo and the impact of the US policy since 9/11 on their families and country.
Following the film, we'll speak with Len Goodman, Chicago criminal defense lawyer who has represented detainees at Guantanamo and written about the drone killing of US citizen Anwar al-Awlaki and his 16-year-old son in Yemen that Jeremy Scahill investigated in his film, "Dirty Wars."
Join us every Friday from 4:30pm to 5:30pm at the Federal Courthouse in Chicago (Dearborn & Jackson) to protest the continuing torture and indefinite detention of more than 150 men at Guantanamo and distribute 100s of flyers demanding that Obama shut it down now!
The Chicago Coalition to Shut Down Guantanamo (World Can't Wait Chicago, Witness Against Torture, White Rose Catholic Worker, Illinois Coalition Against Torture, Chicago Committee to Free the Cuban Five)


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The Russians are coming
The Russians are coming is a phrase attributed to United States Secretary of Defense James Forrestal in 1949. In full, Forrestal said "The Russians are coming. The Russians are coming. They're right around. I've seen Russian soldiers."
Forrestal allegedly uttered those words while suffering from mental illness, not long before purportedly committing suicide. The allegation originated with Forrestal's bitter political enemy, columnist Drew Pearson, and has been verified by no other person. This is what Townsend Hoopes and Douglas Brinkley have to say about the episode in their 1992 book, Driven Patriot, the Life and Times of James Forrestal:
Pearson had, in fact, decided to fire his heaviest ammunition in a radio broadcast on April 9. He charged that Forrestal, awakened by the sound of a fire siren (on the night of April 1 at Hobe Sound), had rushed out of his cottage screaming, "The Russians are attacking." He defined Forrestal's condition as "temporary insanity." In subsequent newspaper columns he asserted that Forrestal made three suicide attempts while in Florida – by drug overdose, by hanging, and by slashing his wrists. According to a later statement by [Navy psychiatrist Captain George] Raines, all of these assertions were lies.
– pp. 455–456.
Uses of the phrase[edit]
- The title of a song by Val Bennett. (which was itself a reggae version of Paul Desmond's classic jazz song Take Five)
- The title of the movie The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming was inspired by this phrase.
- The title of a 2007 documentary The Russians Are Coming!!! – five of Russia's most promising young television reporters took a journalistic tour of small towns across the United States.[1]
- The Russians Are Coming, the last episode of the first series of TV comedy Only Fools and Horses.
- The title of a book by Irish businessman Denis Sugrue, who in 2005 was arrested in the US and falsely accused of being a spy.[2][3]
- The Russians Are Coming!, title of a fiction novel by English writer Erik Gustafson.[4]
- The title of a fiction novel about Russian immigrants by Russian Canadian writer Lily Alex.[5][6]
- The title of a composition by Robert Volkmann.
- An allusion to the phrase is made in the film The Spy Next Door.
- In AOE III, the 12th cut-scene of Act II in single player campaign is titled The Russians Are Coming
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iHerb Customer Reviews
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Nunaturals - the best stevia!!
Posted by Reviewer3114363 on Sep 09, 2010
I have never been able to tolerate the taste of any artificial sweetener. I was skeptical whether I'd like stevia. Some brands of stevia have an aftertaste. However, I have come to enjoy nunaturals. It has a good flavor and it's natural!!
Posted by Reviewer1985995 on Sep 28, 2010
This is positively the best Stevia on the market. It is hard to find, and Iherb sends it quickly and it is the best price. I have tried 4 other brands, but NuNaturals is the best...the liquid form is the best by far.
NuNaturals, Stevia
Posted by Reviewer3209236 on Oct 01, 2010
This is the best stuff.
Nu Naturals Stevia - Great Product
Posted by Reviewer2530889 on Oct 03, 2010
Normally don't write reviews, but I have been helped by so many other reviews that I thought I should start returning the favor. I have tried other Stevia products before and hated the bitter aftertaste. This product is so good - no aftertaste - and very sweet. I love iherb, too as they have such good prices. I just re-purchased this at Whole Foods b/c I did not plan well enough to order through iherb and I couldn't be without it - so I had to pay the extra $$ :( I learned my lesson!
My favourite stevia
Posted by Umbridge on Oct 20, 2012
I love this stevia. No aftertaste, and a little bit goes a very long way.
One of the best liquid stevia sweeteners there is
Posted by Reviewer2710938 on Sep 16, 2008
This stevia is one of the best out there. I use about 5 drops in a cup of strong coffee and it tastes great! There's no aftertaste or bitterness at all.
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