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CBNNews.com - TEHRAN, Iran - Press TV, a 24-hour Iranian news channel, published an article on their Web site claiming that the Holocaust was "scientifically impossible."
Entitled, "The Walls of Auschwitz," the article was written by Nicholas Kollerstrom, an academic who was recently fired by University College London after remarking that there were never any gas chambers at Auschwitz.
"The alleged massacre of Jewish people by gassing during World War II was scientifically impossible," Kollerstrom argues in his article. Kollerstrom specializes in astrology and crop circles.
The Iranian government established Press TV last year to provide "unbiased" reporting and "in-depth and complete analyses of current affairs." The vision statement for Press TV also includes "embracing and building bridges of cultural understanding; encouraging human beings of different nationalities, races and creeds to identify with one another."
Despite protest from a Jewish organization, the article remains on the site. The article is also hosted on the Web site operated by the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, which promotes the work of other Holocaust deniers.
In another article, titled "The Auschwitz 'Gas Chamber' Illusion," Kollerstrom argues that only a million Jews died in the war and that "the only intentional mass extermination program in the concentration camps of World War Two was targeted at Germans."
Mark Gardner, director of communications at the Community Security Trust, said the article on Press TV should come as no surprise because the government sponsors both the Holocaust denial and Press TV. Community Security Trust provides security and representation for British Jews to police, government and media on anti-Semitic and related matters.
"Press TV has the façade of a respectable media outlet, but this shows them for what they really are," Gardner added.
Source: The Jerusalem Post
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After participating in several discussions concerning Web Managers and Content editors, see Kronda's post and my response, I was encouraged by Dave H. to create a group for web managers and content editors on goups.drupal.org
Initially I was asked by a groups moderator if the need could be served by the community group. Before I had time to respond, the group grew and people's comments indicated a pent-up desire for a space for support, discussion and shared problem-solving for the many Drupal web managers and content editors.
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SINGAPORE Boeing won agreements to sell 94 of its single-aisle 737 planes to Asian carriers, including an accord with a Singapore Airlines unit that has an all-Airbus SAS fleet.
SilkAir, Singapore Airs regional arm, said Friday it committed to buy 54 737s, including 31 of the new Max 8, while a China Southern Airlines unit ordered 40 737-800s. The deals list value is $8.3 billion, from which the carriers typically would get discounts.
It is a big positive for Boeing that they have managed to get the confidence of Singapore Airlines, said Ahmad Maghfur Usman, an analyst at OSK (Asia) Securities in Kuala Lumpur. Singapore Air will continue to order Boeing.
The deal is a boost for Boeing as the Chicago-based company and Airbus revamp their narrow-body models to compete in the biggest segment of the global aircraft market. Boeing has amassed more than 1,200 orders and commitments for the Max since the jets 2012 unveiling, of which 649 were firm as of July 31.
SilkAirs purchase will be tallied on Boeings orders and deliveries website once the transaction is confirmed, according to a statement from the planemaker.
The 737 accord, which also includes purchase rights for another 14 aircraft, will more than double SilkAirs fleet by the end of 2021 as rising wealth spurs travel in Asia. The carrier now has 21 planes from Airbuss A320 family, with three more due to be delivered by the end of next year.
Its quite an aggressive order, said Ahmad. It also suggests that SilkAir may take over most of Singapore Airs operations within Asia, he said. The main Singapore Air unit may then fly only a few of the most-important regional routes besides its long-haul service, he said. The main unit has both Airbus and Boeing planes.
The new Boeing planes, which will begin arriving in 2014, will be used to expand capacity and replace older aircraft, SilkAir said.
We continue to see very strong growth within the region and these new aircraft will position SilkAir well, the units CEO Marvin Tan said in a statement. The carrier undertook detailed evaluations and extensive negotiations with both Airbus and Boeing before placing the order, he said.
Xiamen Airlines, which is 51 percent-owned by China Southern, will receive its 40 Boeing planes from 2016 to 2019, according to a statement. The carrier is Chinas only all-Boeing operator, with 81 planes, according to website.
The 737 Max, which is due to enter service in 2017, will be more fuel efficient than the current model after upgrades that will include new engines. Airbus is making similar alterations for its A320neo, which is due begin commercial flights in 2015.
Airbus has previously sold the A320neo to all-Boeing operators. Norwegian Air Shuttle ASA ordered 100 neo planes in January, ending its reliance on Boeing. The carrier ordered 122 737s at the same time. PT Garuda Indonesias Citilink unit also last year placed an order for 25 A320s, including 10 neo planes, to replace its fleet of 737s.
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All the gossip from the Orange BAFTA Film Awards 2012
Meryl Streep commanda so much attention. She was the only star who brought a bodyguard to the Baftas. He stopped me getting close the first time but I leapt on the winning actress the second time. She told me she can't wait for next weekend's Oscars. "You just never know," she laughed. "But to win would be amazing." My money's on her winning (again) for her portrayal of Margaret Thatcher in The Iron Lady.
Top girl award: Tilda Swinton (above) has always been my favourite red carpet star during award's season. You never know who she'll wear and it's always out there. For the Baftas it was Celine and she had a special St. Tropez tan before walking the red carpet. Did you all know she was 51 years old too? She also gave me her glass of champagne because she said I looked like I was thirsty. Divine.
Michael Fassbender had all the ladies swarming around him at post-award dinner but he snubbed them all and brought his dad along as his date for the evening.
He told me he'd think carefully about stripping for another role. Anyone who has seen Shame will agree when I say "WOAH". He told me: "I was very nervous about getting naked. It was really nervewracking and a big challenge to do. I don't know whether I would take a role that involves getting naked again – it would all depend on the script. I'll take it on board that people want me to! The director Steve McQueen is brave and very open and very honest. He really encourages that and demands that off everyone on set. It's obvious that Steve changed my life so I'm forever indebted for that." Go ch-ch-ch-check it out at your local VUE cinema soon.
Who would have thought Dame Judi Dench could have been so much fun? My spies caught her wearing a framed picture of a dog around her neck from one of The Artist themed tables as she dined at the post-bash dinner. Barking mad! She revealed that she's loving having new Bond girl Naomie Harris on set. "I think Naomi is a great addition – she's a very lovely girl and beautiful – but sadly we don't have any scenes together." And when I dared to call Dame Judi a legend she gave me a ticking off. "No no, none of that! I don't think I'm a legend. I'm only a legend in my lunchtime." Ha ha!
The Help's Octavia Spencer is a hoot. My spies caught the actress – who bagged the Best Support gong – confided she would need flats because she had big plans for a certain Mr Brad Pitt. "I'm getting starstruck every time I see a face," she giggled. "I'm going to dance with everybody I see tonight. I might maul George Clooney and Brad, Michael Fassbender and Jim Broadbent. I did say I'd run naked down the road if I won tonight but I won't hold myself to that as it's really cold outside." What a gal.
So every year without fail Helena Bonham Carter wears Vivienne Westwood to the Baftas. Well actually every award's do. But this year it appeared the star was moved aside for Meryl Thatcher (natch) and Mad Men star Christina Hendricks (above with me). Helena told me: "I'm in Giles Deacon." Whereas Christina – who's an utter delight btw – told me Westwood pulled out all the stops for the star. She revealed: "They made it specially to my measurements. They only had 24 hours to do it and spent all day Saturday measuring me and making it fit." The star's here in London now for a month filming new flick Bomb where she plays an east London girl. Nice to have you here, love.
Star of The Help Jessica Chastain needs a gong for most down to earth star. When I caught up with the super-sweet actress she was brimming with excitement about the Oscars where she is up for Best Supporting Actress. "Oh my gosh – for the rest of my life it is going to say 'Oscar nominee Jessica Chastain!' but it's not going to say winner," she said. "Maybe at some point in my career it will say that but it won't say it this time but that's OK because I want a long career. I'm hoping I get to go to the party and just see what it's like."
And there are big plans for ramping up the style stakes come the ceremony too. "I know it sounds strange but I see my style as like a storyteller. I like to put on clothes where I feel like I am participating in the story of the designer's creation. I never in a million years thought that I would have these great designers actually offering to let me wear anything. I normally have a sweat pants and no-make day every day!"
Massive congratulations to Adam Deacon on winning Orange's Rising Star Award who bar far the biggest outsider to scoop the award. And he now wants to make the leap from Hackney to Hollywood.
"It feels crazy to have won this award. It feels like a sign of acceptance and a real pat on the back. I bet I'm the only one here though that is going back to a council flat tonight! Brad Pitt is more than welcome to join – he'd love Hackney!" For realz, Bruv?
I've loved Michelle Williams for quite some time. But after meeting her briefly I'm over it. She stormed past me at the Bafta dinner and shrieked: "Not now I'm absolutely starving." The My Week With Marilyn star stormed off with aides apologising profusely at her stroppy behaviour. Nevermind, Michelle. Oh but by the way….Carey Mulligan called – she wants her look back.
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Welcome to my 10th FIFA 12 Player Ratings review article. So far, I've reviewed the "Big Six" of English football (Tottenham Hotspur, Chelsea FC, Liverpool FC, Manchester United, Manchester City and Arsenal), the two La Liga giants (Real Madrid, FC Barcelona), and Bayern Munich.
The 2010-11 season was not a successful one for the Old Lady.
The club started the season with high hopes of a title run or at least qualification for the Champions League, on the back of a handful of large summer purchases.
However, things did not go as planned. After a strong run to the middle of the season, the team began to perform poorly in the league, slipping from second place down to seventh.
To make the season even more miserable, Juventus failed to emerge from the group stage of the Europa League, drawing all six of their group stage matches. Juventus found no respite in the Coppa Italia either, losing 2-0 to Roma in the Quarterfinals.
Going into this season however, Juventus fans were re-energized by the fact that Juve had signed a new coach, and had underwent an overhaul of their squad, signing no less than 17 new players and selling or loaning 17 players out.
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RSV: 8 Things You Need To Know That Could Save Your Babies LifeCasi Densmore-Koon
Hospitalization. Respitory distress. Oxygen. IV fluids. Respiratory syncytial virus.
These are all words you don't want to hear the first weeks in your child's life. However, I heard them and it's anything but fun. A pure nightmare actually. You can read all bout how I almost lost my daughter to RSV here. But for now, I want you to know a few things I wish I knew as a first time mom. It's the littlest things that can be life changing and educating yourself is one of the best things you can do – especially if you have a newborn.
Here are some of facts according the RSV Protection, one of the most informative websites out there:
RSV or respiratory syncytial [sin-sish-uhl] virus is a contagious viral disease that may infect a person's lungs and breathing passages.
RSV spreads rapidly among children. While most will recover in 1 to 2 weeks, even after recovery, infants and children can continue to spread the virus for 1 to 3 weeks
RSV is present year-round but typically goes up in the fall, then peaks in the winter and goes down in early spring. But, the exact timing of RSV season varies by location.
Severe RSV disease is the number one reason babies less than 12 months old in the United States have to be admitted to hospitals.
RSV is a widespread virus that affects almost every infant by the time he or she turns 2. It can infect the lungs of your premature infant and in some cases lead to hospitalization.
RSV is scary and can be life-threatening but being proactive as a parent is one of the best things you can do.
After the jump, browse through images of my daughters struggle with RSV and 8 things you should know as a parent dealing with the virus.
Learn How To Count Your Child's Respiratory Rate 1 of 8This is very helpful for once you are home from the hospital. Or, if you are concerned before calling the doctors. With nursing in my history, knowing how to take my child's respiratory rate has helped me tremendously when they are just to small to show real signs. It's important to know how to count your child's RR.
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Wash Your Hands + Hold Off On Visitors 2 of 8Keep the germs away! If this means holding off on visitors at first, you may want to do just that -- especially in the winter months. Otherwise, wash hands frequently and make sure hand sanitizer is your best friend!
All I can say is, knowledge is your best friend. Know the facts and don't ever wait if you feel like your child is struggling. Print this PDF to keep handy!
It's More Than A Cold 3 of 8While RSV is very similar to the common cold, its more than that. Each case is different - some babies get over it in a few days while others take hospitals stays to jump the RSV hurdle. It gets worse before it gets better. This is one thing I know now that I wish I knew before.
See just who is at risk for RSV here.
What Is Retracting? 4 of 8I will never forget the day Kennadi was in severe respiratory distress. It happened many times until she was stable and on the road to feel better land. If your child is using their rib muscles and it seems they are really working hard to breath, they are retracting. This is a sure sign that they are struggling with each breathe.
Read more about retracting here. The image above shows my daughter in a mist tent while getting a breathing treatment.
How Do You Know If They Are Struggling To Breathe? 5 of 8My doctor always told me to watch that little nose! Another sure sign for me with Kennadi, and my other girls was nasal flare-age. I always knew they were struggling when their nostrils flared with each breath. Ask your doctor what to look out for. Knowledge is key!
See other symptoms of RSV here.
Call Your Doctor 6 of 8If you are ever hesitant or your mother's intuition kicks in - never wait. You may think it's just a cold but, it could be worse. They may need further treatment. Always call! If you have to run them to the ER, do it. This is your child's life. Don't wait around because with a virus like RSV, every second counts. When a child is in respiratory distress then can worsen very quickly.
Know When RSV Season Is 7 of 8While Kennadi was hospitalized in late spring, towards the end of RSV season the average RSV season is from Fall into Spring. Now, you can even receive an RSV vaccination.
See more about RSV Protection here.
Be Prepared For The Worst 8 of 8Or what looks to be the worst. From the oxygen to the IV or PIC lines or perhaps being in a bubble. Just remember, it's all to help your baby get better quicker. Things can look worse, especially when you are emotionally drained in a hospital room.


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Sani Zoro, a delegate representing the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) at the on-going National Conference on Tuesday accused President Goodluck Jonathan of being biased.
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He made the accusation in reaction to the bomb blast that rocked Kano school of Hygiene on Monday, were 8 people were confirmed dead with about 20 others injured.
Speaking on the floor of the plenary during his contribution, Zoro pointed out that the Presidency has not considered it necessary to commiserate with the people of the state alleging that, it is because the state is governed by the opposition.
Related: Kano Blast: How I Lost My Son ─ Devastated Father Narrates
"The last time this body agreed to convey condolence to the government and people of Plateau State, but there has been no expression of sympathy to the people of Kano State" Zoro said. "My personal analysis has shown that condolences have not been extended to states that are not controlled by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). This lack of communication by Mr. President is unfair. Anybody who is saying that I am wrong should show me where the Presidency has sent condolences to people in the North West zone. I want to bring to the notice of this august House that the Presidency should send messages of condolences to the people of Kano State".
The delegate while trying to prove his point reiterated that: "As a media man, I subscribed and get all the news alerts from the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) and I have monitored with interest how the Presidency has responded and commiserated with victims of bomb blast in the last two years".
Zoro rested his contributions by alleging that the Presidency have chosen states and people to commiserate with in time of misfortunes.
Similarly, Senator Adefemi Killa, condemned the senseless killing of innocent Nigerians by the Islamist and called for a one-minute silence for the dead.
Killa, who insisted that government must declare total war on terrorism said: "We need to hammer on issues that bring this country together more than what divides us. One of such is the performance of the Super Eagles at the World Cup. I want this Conference to support the team tomorrow".
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my ancestor was in Washington's army from beginning of the campaign, through Valley Forge, and then was captured, spending two years as a prisoner of the British.
Gary Davis, San Antonio Texas [12-31-2008]
Many, many years ago (probably about 40 years ago), my uncle, Warren Lear taught us about the Brandywine Battlefield. He lived in Chadds Ford for many years. I find that both his information and the Battlefield itself began my lifelong love of history and especially the Revolutionary War. If anybody knew Warren and Evelyn Lear (they lived on Creek Road across from the Wyeth house), please contact me.
Jan Smith [11-30-2008]
Frank Farr [12-29-2008]
Jennifer Middleton, Anderson, mo [12-23-2008]
I am looking over the Battle of Brandywine because one of my relatives fought in the battle. Thanks for the information, I'd love to visit.
Grace Windsheimer [12-20-2008]
Here's the link on my website for pix that I took on a visit last year: www.thegardens.us/index_files/TRAVELUSA2.htm I made a few things on my cafe press store at: www.cafepress.com/gardens4 in the Garden Art section, etc. There's a clock and a tile coaster from the stone on the Gilpin House. Great place to go! Very well taken care of. Will try to visit in 2009 and bring a couple of products to donate for sale in your store.
Susan James, Pix that I took... [12-20-2008]
Charles Thomas Cooke IV, 68, Elyria, Oh. I am a descendent of Col. William Cooke [12-15-2008]
megan [12-15-2008]
Having grown up in the shadow of this site, and now living within a 15 minute walk of the site of the only hospital ever commissioned by the Continental Congress, I feel blessed to be surrounded by the history of our great nation.
Raymond T. O'Dore, Chester Springs, PA [12-11-2008]
My great, great, great, great, great Grandfather Robert Morgan Roberts, took an active part in the Revolutionary struggle. At the call of his country he became a Revolutionary soldier, and was engaged in the battles of Brandy wine, Germantown and White Plains. His son was also famous, Robert R. Roberts one of the founders of DePauw University in Indiana. Please contact me should you have any additional information on these ancestors.
James Roberts [12-02-2008]
Really enjoyed the site and would very much like to get in touch with others who have a passion for the Revolutionary War and who are knowledgeable about this battle in particular!
Kaye E. Beasley [12-02-2008]
Very enjoyable and educating experience, I recommend this place to anyone who wants to have a good day trip to a historical site in Pennsylvania.
Steven A McComsey, Coatesville, PA [12-01-2008]
you should add photographs of the landscaping from the battle of brandywine
anonymous [11-25-2008]
nice site
Aba Imo Owerri, 41 [11-25-2008]
James McCrory my Gr Gr Gr Grandfather was in this battle = I have visited his grave at Old Betheny Baptist Church Cementary at Aliceville,Ala.
Roy Barnes, 70 yrs. old= Greenville,Ms. [11-24-2008]
nicole [11-20-2008]
I'm just now learning about the Revolutionary Music for my seminar class. I'm listening to all the music FROM the Revolution and 18th Century. These websites are awesome for my magazine article!
anonymous [11-17-2008]
We are visiting @ Thanksgiving and my son is very interested in his "roots" - can't wait to show him what I grew up with in my backyard - great sight! Thanks!
Kristian Testa Chester, Columbia Falls, MT (native - Landenberg, PA) [11-14-2008]
anonymous [11-08-2008]
fun, cool aunt live in kennet square very close
mike [10-27-2008]
I am looking for my descendant Johann Hellberg aka john hellberg. Catherine Hinds was witness to a baptism of a daughter of Hellberg in Quebec City 1786. Do you have any other information connecting these individuals? Hellberg was a hessian soldier & his decendants, I'm told, can be traced to Quebec (sorel) under the name Hellenberg/Hellenburg.
carol slezak [10-23-2008]
this is good for a report
Gary Bryan [10-23-2008]
Hannah Garrett, Portland OR [10-22-2008]
i like cheese cake
Stacia Norcross, nope [10-20-2008]
shawn sherman [10-18-2008]
i have always enjoyed watching reinactments,picnics,just hanging out there.
donna kimmons, lebanon,pa [10-15-2008]
William Edward Skokos, Salt Lake City, Utah [10-15-2008]
This is great for my History project!
anonymous [10-09-2008]
i just found out my real last name is MACPHERSON. my gret grandfather 5x. was MAJOR JAMES MACPHERSON of the 42nd regiment of foot. he led an attack against WASHINGTONS troops (sorry about that). years earlier he was an officer in the montgomerie highlanders. he fought the seven year war and was involved in TICONDEROGA,BUSHBY RUN AND THE RELIEF OF FORT PITT. GOD BLESS AMERICA
DOUG FOSTON, whitby ont. [10-09-2008]
I am a long time fan of Daniel Boone and watch him every day on TV. I did not know I could get so much info about him but just put his name in computer and found so much. THANK YOU!
Barbara Carroll, 78 YEARS YOUNG LIVE IN kALAMAZOO, MI 49024 [10-02-2008]
love it
melissa, Htown [10-01-2008]
i truly thought that this was a great website! lit totally helped me with my assignment! thank you do much! you guys rock! with love.. Courtney
Courtney Mclovin, i live in the bronx new york [09-28-2008]
I came on here looking for info regarding the Battle of Brandywine. My gggrandfather was Capt. Patrick Graham and our family info says that he saved Layfette's life during this battle.
Mae Graham Reaser [09-21-2008]
My GGGGgrandfather and GGGGGgrandfather lived at Jefferis Ford at the time of the battle. I have not yet visited the Battlefield but intend to correct that very soon.
James E. Jefferis [09-17-2008]
We came for the re-enactment on Sunday and had a wonderful time. The whole day was great. I took about 180 pictures that you can see here. http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigtonyk/sets/72157607174278255/
Tony Kennedy, Bethlehem, PA [09-08-2008]
i am doing tests on these wars and have to collect stampsfor my school in a booklet do you know what i am talking about
anonymous, i live in meadia i am nine [09-06-2008]
My 4th great-grandfather, Francis FERGUS, was in the Battle of Brandywine, as a wagoneer. He was an immigrant from Co Tyrone, Ireland.
Cynthia N. Russell, Traverse City, Michigan [09-02-2008]
I am looking forward to visiting and sharing living history with my kids.
Mark Smith, 39yrs Egg Harbor Township, N.J. 08234 [08-27-2008]
Jeff Kirby [08-25-2008]
my mother was a twaddwll and I am looking for family info
lil coletta [08-25-2008]
I haven't been to the site yet but I expect to be there with a former White House staff member who was on the staff of President and Mrs. Reagan in the White House as well as the Little White House in CA. She, her husband and I look forward to an incredible day! I also hope to see some evidence of my daughter's Chadd Family ancestral heritage.
Stanley E. Adams, 80 years old. I do genealogy and have dug up and located 98,000 individuals for my Adam/Adams/Leiby/Merkle/LeVan + 10,000 other families primarily of PA Dutch ancestry in PA. [08-25-2008]
aka Gen. George Weedon. Will see you at Brandywine battle HQ
Skip Nolan, Fredericksburg, VA [08-18-2008]
My ancestor, Benjamin Hennis,may have fought at Brandywine. This is a good site; I'll return.
Jean Smidt [08-18-2008]
.My grand dad Milo Palmer Smith(WW1)My father Wayne Fredrick Smith 1st Lt Tinion AAF(WW11),KoreaWar.I went to the cemetary here,where the confederates ran killing 11,000 men.amomg them,my GGGGG Cousin Isaiah Chandler,marked,Ohio 1865 Does anyone of the Chandler's know were I can get another Blue book,George and Jane Chandler pls e-mail me,The Smiths branched off from Hobbs some way,we have warrior Chandler blood,and proud of this family.,Thanks
Randy K.Smith, Salisbury,North Carolina 49,USAF Ret. [08-15-2008]
I was told that my ancestor, (first name I don't know) KENT died at Brandywine so I'm trying to learn which soldiers named KENT died there.
Denise Merritt, Oregon [08-08-2008]
Wish some history on the David W. Taylor DD551. My dad served on her in the pacific in ww2
Robert J. Hutter Jr., Age 62 Midland Texas [08-05-2008]
Love historical sites, have never been to Brandywine, can not wait to see it, Thanks for all your hard work in keeping our American history alive PS: Retired Army 23 years
Robert J. Elliott [08-04-2008]
hi is hard to die, but death is real so becareful in what ever your doing in life
mary, hi [08-04-2008]
donna kimmons [08-04-2008]
I am checking out the battlefield where my ancestor and his two brothers fought. 18 yr old George A.G. Doniphan died there, bro Wiliam was wounded, bro Joseph was unscathed, units was 3rd VA Regiment. Anyone have pictures of uniforms worn by the Reg at that time.Any info would help. Thks
Katherine A Clinton, Age 68, Spokane, WA [05-18-2008]
david greene, 52years old [05-18-2008]
asdasd, 5, pa [05-14-2008]
Joshua Johnson m: Sarah Miller, daughter of Gayen and Margaret Miller. I'm researching their daughter Lydia because there's speculation she married William Spicer. Both, as well as several of their children were massacred by Indian's in Greene County, PA in 1773. I would appreciate any that proves, or disproves the link between Lydia and William. Thank you.
Mary Stokes [05-12-2008]
i vistited this site when i was eight and just realized it :] it helped me a lot in school becos i got all great gradesss* so thanks oodle'sz<3 i still live in tha same old city in tha same old state though :]
alexandra flores, 12 ; glen ferris, west virginia¢¾ [05-03-2008]
The "John Adams" mini-series on HBO sparked my interest and I want to visit over Memorial Day weekend as my vacation.
Michelle Sawyer, Akron, Ohio, 50 years, old female [05-03-2008]
Just learning about the Battle of Brandywine.
Mike, 43, Texas [04-30-2008]
For Connie Ulrich, Orlando Harvey was born on 12-9-1845, but was married to Kate Baggs Ulrich, not Anna Ulrich. Hope this answers your question.
Steve Harvey, Descendant of William Harvey whose house was ransacked by the Brits and Hessians on 9/11 . . . 1777 [04-25-2008]
your website needs pictures!
Mo*Mo, This is for school [04-24-2008]
lilly rose of the flowers in massachussetts and roller coasters of kansas [04-24-2008]
I was wondering if you had a online shop like a girtshop/
Jared [04-24-2008]
great website
Emily Sites [04-17-2008]
Ronald Richards, age 71 Roseville MI. [04-16-2008]
this place is awesome!
Funnyman7777777 [04-12-2008]
Looking forward to bringing my children this summer. I enjoyed being on the battlefield when I was a child and I am very excited to give that to my girls. 2008
Colleen M. Maher-Fanelli [04-12-2008]
add more kewl stuff to your kewl site o.k. kewl luv ya
hannah, 14 [04-05-2008]
m56young matt [04-05-2008]
wow looks like a cool place
colin shannon, 13 years old,colorado [04-01-2008]
Planning a June 2008 trip to Pa. Your website is laid out perfectly to exhibit information unknown to many out of state visitors. We will surely make a stop at Brandywine Battlefield, would not miss it.
Terry Musolf, Madison, Wisconsin [03-26-2008]
jerry eugene childress, I found your site doing research on my family genealogy as Pleasant Childers was my 4th Great Grandfather. [03-24-2008]
brandywine rox! :)
dan [03-19-2008]
Rick Smurdon [03-14-2008]
Ede Blair, My great great great grandfather, James Thompson, participated at Brandywine and Chadds Fordl [03-14-2008]
Dani Boland, hi [02-28-2008]
It tells about ever thing so vividly in your mind you actually feel as if you are there! This is a wonderful website to look through. I hope you liked this website as much as I did!
Rose Lenderlon, I am living in New York I love history and battles and this is a great place to look up the BrandyWine battle! I am married and have 1 child. [02-25-2008]
i thought that it was great and im only 10 doing a progect about philadelphia,paul revere is my favorite revolutionary war hero and i loveeeee history the declaration of independence is soooo cool i've wached national tresure so many times, plus i love the 4th of july because thats when the declaration of independence in 1776
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hi, hi [02-20-2008]
Thank you for your work. I am descended from a soldier that fought here under Muhlenberg. John Hinds was a fifer in the 13th Virginia Line Regiment. You can find his name on both the Valley Forge and Fort Laurens websites.
Clif Hinds, Humboldt, TN [02-06-2008]
This and other sites like this are a gold mine, i would hope that our younger generation will take the time as i have, an teach my kids about our real national treasure that we have its called FREEDOM and with sites like this and many more hopefully our kids and there kids for many years to come can learn about the real heroes of our country, the men and women who died for our freedom from past, present, and future
Jim L., Philadelphia, PA [02-03-2008]
my son was born on this day in 1999, i was watching "liberty kids, i watch mon-thurs, of every week. i always felt that my son was special,seeing that there was a battle on his b-day over 140 yrs. ago, was something i should express to him, letting him know that someone was fighting for freedom.
anonymous [01-28-2008]
I enjoy your things on The Battle of Brandywine, thanks
Brian A Peachey, 8-9 year 1999 [01-26-2008]
Heather, 11 [01-23-2008]
wonder if related to tannahill name din battle first decendant left glasgow 1840 aboard the bengal tiger arrived in new zealand approx 9 months later at wellington small world indeed
travis james ian tannahill, auckland new zealand 40 yrs [01-21-2008]
So wonderful to see this site here. I am tracing my family's history and have just learned that my Great Great Great Grandfather William Elwood fought in the Battle of Brandywine. I hope to visit the battlefield someday. Thank you for maintaining this important part of American history!
Dianne Elwood Stauber, Arlington, Texas [01-21-2008]
I was at a reenactment there in September all loved the site.
mark bronson [01-16-2008]
I noticed your sign at the entrance to the park as I was driving my 18 wheeler north on route 1 on Friday, Jan. 12,2008. This web site helps me to get a better understanding of the battles fought during the war.
Richard W Brown, 55, Boothbay, Maine [01-14-2008]
I am a college student and I just wanted to say thanks for all the great historical material here! It helps to have sites like this to help me study and write my papers. Thank you again!
Jason Maughan, 28 Salt Lake City, Utah [01-14-2008]
Didn't know that September 11 was significant before 2001. History is important, well done.
Robert Everson, Age 56, Melbourne, Australia [01-14-2008]
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There are several things wrong with the Harper government's never-ending claims that they are brilliant tax cutters.
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From the University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, Texas; the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, Bethesda, Maryland; Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Winston-Salem, North Carolina; Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Cleveland, Ohio; Pitman Internal Medicine Associates, Pitman, New Jersey; and Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Phoenix, Arizona.
Grant Support: By contract NO-HC-35130 from the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. Study medications were supplied by Pfizer, Inc. (amlodipine and doxazosin), AstraZeneca (atenolol and lisinopril), and Bristol-Myers Squibb (pravastatin); Pfizer, Inc., provided financial support to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute.
Potential Financial Conflicts of Interest:Consultancies: B.R. Davis, J.T. Wright Jr., J.V. Felicetta; Honoraria: C.D. Furberg, J.T. Wright Jr., J.V. Felicetta; Stock Ownership: M.A. Farber; Grants Received: C.D. Furberg, J.T. Wright Jr., J.V. Felicetta.
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Dr. Cutler: The National, Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892.
Dr. Furberg: Wake Forest University School of Medicine, Medical Center Boulevard, Winston-Salem, NC 27157.
Dr. Wright: Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, 10900 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44106.
Dr. Farber: Pitman Internal Medicine Associates, 410 North Broadway, Pitman, NJ.
Dr. Felicetta: Carl T. Hayden Veterans Affairs Medical Center, 650 East Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85012.
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Author Contributions: Conception and design: B.R. Davis, J.A. Cutler, C.D. Furberg, J.T. Wright.
Analysis and interpretation of the data: B.R. Davis, J.A. Cutler, C.D. Furberg, J.T. Wright.
Drafting of the article: B.R. Davis, J.A. Cutler, J.T. Wright, M.A. Farber.
Critical revision of the article for important intellectual content: B.R. Davis, J.A. Cutler, C.D. Furberg, J.T. Wright, M.A. Farber, J.V. Felicetta, J.D. Stokes.
Final approval of the article: B.R. Davis, J.A. Cutler, C.D. Furberg, J.T. Wright, J.V. Felicetta.
Provision of study materials or patients: B.R. Davis, M.A. Farber, J.D. Stokes.
Statistical expertise: B.R. Davis.
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Collection and assembly of data: B.R. Davis, J.V. Felicetta, J.D. Stokes.
The results presented here are restricted to the same data set as the previously published analysis (1). The median duration of follow-up for all participants was 3.3 years. Five hundred (3.3%) patients in the chlorthalidone group and 338 (3.7%) patients in the doxazosin group were lost to follow-up. During the trial, about 59% of patients in the chlorthalidone group and 68% of patients in the doxazosin group were stepped up to additional drugs.
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Flooding is expected on the North Branch and the South Branch of the Raritan River late Friday, with the Raritan and Manville areas likely to experience flooding. That's the latest information from the National Weather Service.
Rain is expected to be heavy at times today.
Rain will continue heavy at times tonight, NWS said, with as much as 2 inches possible tonight in sections of Somerset County. The storm will end as showers on Friday morning.
According to NWS, the heaviest rain is expected this afternoon into tonight in this part of the Garden State. Due to ground being saturated and streams running higher than normal because of the storm Sunday, the rain will quickly run off and makes its way into larger bodies of water such as the Raritan. Smaller streams in Bridgewater and other parts of Somerset are also likely to flood, and many roads in the area will have water on them, likelly causing closings and detours.
The current forecast is that there will be "minor" flooding in Raritan and Manville. Flood stage on the North Branch near Raritan is 10 feet; the water level is predicted to reach around 11.4 feet shortly after noon on Friday. At Manville, flood stage is 14 feet and the water is expected to reach 16.6, also on Friday afternoon.
The amount and time of worst flooding will depends on how much and how fast rain comes upstream in the Raritan River watershed.
Area residents living in flood-prone areas should be prepared to take action, such as moving important items to higher levels to protect against flood losses.
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How often do you check your credit report? For far too many consumers the answer will be "Only when I want a loan." That means that identity thieves can use your credit and your good reputation for months or even years before you discover their activities.
You might not notice at all until you find your bank account empty. Or, you may receive a notice from the IRS denying your tax refund because it has already been paid – or worse, asking why you didn't report ALL of your income for the year.
The fact is, over ten million consumers were victimized by identity theft in 2008, and experts predict that the number will be greater for 2009. Not only are the thieves draining bank accounts and running up huge balances on credit cards, they're using other people's identities to rent homes, gain employment, and access health insurance.
You can't insulate yourself from it, but you can nip it in the bud and prevent the thief from continuing to use your identity month after month.
I just read about a typical case when a woman wrote an on-line forum to share her distress. She asked if anyone else had been victimized as she had. I wrote back and said "Yes, about ten million per year."
She had gone on line to check her bank balance and found that while her house payment and her insurance payment were set to come out automatically, there was no money there to cover them. She was frantic, because she had no "extra" money to put into the account to cover those expenses.
It turned out that when she went back through the transactions, she found that the theft had begun several months ago, and was ongoing.
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The history of Wegener's Granulomatosis
In 1931, Heinz Klinger of the University of Berlin first reported two patients who died having prolonged sepsis with inflammation of blood vessels scattered throughout the body. Five years later, Friederic Wegener in Breslau described a distinct syndrome in three patients. These patients were found to have necrotizing granulomas involving the upper and lower respiratory tract. In 1954, seven more patients were described. This resulted in the establishment of the definite criteria for the diagnosis of the disease described by Wegener. Dr. Friederic Wegener died in July of 1990 at the age of 83.
What causes Wegener's Granulomatosis ?
The cause of Wegener's Granulomatosis remains unknown. Though the disease resembles an infectious process, no causative agent has been isolated. Anti-Neutrophilic Cytoplasmic Antibody (ANCA) is found in the majority of patients, and its level appears to correlate with the disease activity.
The Incidence of Wegener's Granulomatosis
Wegener's Granulomatosis is a quite rare disease, especially in Europe and in dark people (africans, south-americans, asian people). The exact number of patients is not known, but a very rough estimate is two new cases per million Americans per year, or about 500 new cases diagnosed every year in America.
What are the symptoms of Wegener's Granulomatosis ?
The symptoms of Wegener's Granulomatosis, and the severity of those symptoms, vary from one patient to another, although most patients first notice symptoms in the upper respiratory tract. A common manifestation of the disease is a persistent rhinorrhea ("runny nose") or other cold-like symptoms that do not respond to standard treatment, and that become progressively worse. Rhinorrhea can result from sinus drainage and can cause upper respiratory obstruction and pain. Complaints include discharge from the nose, sinusitis, nasal membrane ulcerations and crusting, inflammation of the ear with hearing problems, cough, coughing of blood and pleuritis (inflammation of the lining of the lung).
Other initial symptoms include fever, fatigue, malaise (feeling ill), loss of appetite, weight loss, joint pain, night sweats, changes in the color of urine, weakness. Be aware that not all Wegener's patients experience all of the above symptoms, and that the severity of the disease is different with each patient. Fever is often present, sometimes resulting from bacterial infection in the sinuses.
One third of patients may be without symptoms at the onset of the disease.
How do you diagnose Wegener's Granulomatosis ?
Laboratory tests are not specific for Wegener's Granulomatosis and only suggest that that the patients has an inflammatory disease. Blood tests often show anemia (low red blood cell count) and other changes in the blood. Chest X-rays and kidney biopsy are important tools used in diagnosing Wegener's Granulomatosis. For the most effective treatment, early diagnose is critical.
Asymptomatic patients can be diagnosed by ANCA blood tests and CT scans of sinuses and lungs.
It takes 5-15 months, on average, to make a diagnosis of Wegener's Granulomatosis. 40% of all diagnosis are made within less than 3 months, 10% within 5-15 years.
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CDI – Renton has consolidated into one location with our Open Upright MRI center. If you've been our Renton center before, please note our new address of 220 SW 43rd Street, Renton, WA 98057.
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MOSCOW: Russian women may soon undergo a dramatic makeover if a Kremlin-friendly lawmaker has his way and pushes through a ban on a fashion item they perhaps cherish the most: high heels.
Oleg Mikheyev, a lawmaker with pro-Kremlin A Just Russia party, says vertiginous heels as well as trainers, ballet flats and men's loafers are bad for people's health and it's time to do something about it.
Mikheyev has sent a proposal to the Customs Union which also includes ex-Soviet Belarus and Kazakhstan, suggesting that the Moscow-led group introduce official standards stipulating the height of heels.
"Footwear should have heels that are two to four centimetres high, five centimetres high at the most," said the proposal, a copy of which was sent to AFP.
"The harmful effects of wearing extremely high heels and flat shoes have now been recognised by experts of the entire world," said the five-page proposal. "It's necessary to change this trend."
Russian women are known for preferring beauty over comfort, often seen negotiating icy pavements in winter and sandy beaches in summer in sky-high heels. Speaking to AFP, Mikheyev said he was simply looking to raise awareness rather than ban heels outright. He said his proposal was a sign that he cared about Russian women and wanted to protect them against any deformities.


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Longtime White House Chief Usher Dies
Joint statement from the daughters of President and Mrs. Nixon, Tricia Nixon Cox and Julie Nixon Eisenhower, on the passing of Rex Scouten, former White House Chief Usher and Curator:
Rex Scouten was a close and dear friend of our family for more than 40 years. He started his career as a Secret Service Agent, and traveled with our parents to more than 40 countries during his Vice Presidency. He later became Chief Usher of the White House and served during the years our family lived there.
He collaborated closely with our mother on several of her favorite projects, including opening the White House for public tours, lighting its exterior, and enhancing its collections of furniture, fine art and décor.
In 1973, he helped organize the South Lawn dinner for the returning Vietnam POWs, still the largest dinner ever held at the White House.
Rex was wonderful to work with and very attentive to every detail in the Executive Mansion. We considered him part of our family.
We will miss him and extend our sincere condolences to his wonderful wife Dorothy.
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Rex Scouten, longtime White House Chief Usher and later Curator, passed away February 20 in Fairfax, Virginia.
He was assigned to the White House in 1949 as a Secret Service Agent during President Harry Trumans tenure and to Vice President Nixon from 1953 to 1957.
He served ten First Families by the end of his career. He worked with President Nixon again in 1969, when he became Chief Usher of the White House.
Rex was a friend of the Nixons for more than 40 years, and was always full of warm anecdotes about the personal side of the family and his affection for the President and First Lady, and their daughters, Tricia and Julie, said Sandy Quinn, Nixon Foundation President.
Scouten spoke at the Nixon Library in Yorba Linda in 2004 the same year that the Library opened its own White House East Room. He had worked closely with the Foundation on designing their East Room and provided plans and vendors used by the White House.
Last year, he recorded a video interview for the Pat Nixon Centennial exhibit, in which he spoke about Mrs. Nixons contributions to the White House.
Services will be held in Fairfax, Virginia on February 28. Details pending.


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Hans Reiser is a genius. Operating systems he invented, ReiserFS and Reiser4, help run computers worldwide, and he liked to remind his wife that he was "an internationally famous scientist."
Still, if police are right, Reiser was very bad at one thing: murder. On Oct. 10 police arrested Reiser, who's charged with killing his 31-year-old estranged wife, Nina, on Sept. 3 as the couple's son Rory and daughter Niorline played computer games at his house. Nina's body has yet to be found. At first it was the little things that made him a suspect: He was seen uncharacteristically hosing down his driveway at 10 p.m., two days after she disappeared. Later he refused to meet with police, even as incriminating clues became bigger and harder to explain–especially Nina's blood in Hans's car and along his driveway. Witnesses told police Hans threatened "to hurt her for the rest of her life" and to "make her suffer until she dies." Nor did it help his case when, searching his car, police found two books: Masterpieces of Murder and Homicide. "Everything he did just made him look more suspicious," says police Lt. Ersie Joyner III. "He slipped up thinking he's smarter than everyone."
Perhaps. But Hans Reiser, 43, claims he's innocent, and his lawyer says cops can't prove that Hans murdered Nina–or even that Nina didn't just run off with a stranger. Nina's friends scoff at the notion. "There is no way she would ever leave her children," says Marni Hunter, who knew Nina as a regular volunteer at their children's preschool. "She lived for those children. We assumed there was foul play." Hunter adds that Hans was nasty and confrontational and often complained that Nina lied about him. "No divorce is a good divorce," she says, "but this one was exceptionally brutal."
Even Reiser's attorney would agree. "They were in a very heated divorce in which Hans felt that the very lives of his children were threatened by a woman who robbed him blind," says William Du Bois, his lawyer. Still, says Du Bois, "he is completely innocent of these ridiculous charges." Police could just as easily have implicated someone else, as there was "a powder keg of suspicious characters in her life," adds former defense cocounsel Dan Horowitz. An Oakland judge plans to rule Feb. 23 on whether there's enough evidence to order a murder trial.
Reiser, who grew up in Oakland, met Nina, an OB-GYN doctor, through a marriage agency in St. Petersburg, Russia, while on a business trip in 1998. "When my husband and me met Hans, we liked him," says Irina Sharanova, Nina's mother. "He was a serious man and he wanted to have a family." The couple married May 15, 1999, and lived over the next few years in Moscow, France, Cyprus and Oakland, where both children were born. But all was not domestic bliss. Sharanova says the couple's nanny told her that "Hans would yell a lot and break things when he was angry."
Meanwhile, Hans was becoming a successful computer consultant and programmer. "He was a major innovator," says Bruce Byfield, an editor with the Open Source Technology Group. "I saw him as someone on the genius side."
As Hans's business grew, he continued to travel. He asked Sean Sturgeon, his elementary school friend and business partner, to keep an eye on his wife, who was alone with the children in Oakland for months at a time. Sturgeon did more than that. In 2002 he and Nina began an affair. They confessed to Hans, and the marriage unraveled. Nina filed for divorce in September 2004, and although her affair with Sturgeon ended months later amid Nina's own misgivings and Hans's complaints to the courts that Sean was a poor role model, Sturgeon still cared for her and regularly loaned her money. In December 2004 Reiser became furious that Nina had bought a Christmas present for Sturgeon; Nina claimed he pushed her down, leaving her shaken and bruised. She got a restraining order and told her attorney Shelley Gordon, "My friends are scared that Hans is going to freak out and do something." Gordon, who helped Nina obtain legal custody of the children, says Nina later dropped the order, "trusting him when she shouldn't have." In July 2005 Nina became friendly with Anthony Zografos, a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, after she responded to a personals ad on Craigslist. Zografos tells PEOPLE that he and Nina became romantically involved after she won full custody of her children in December 2005.
Zografos, 46, says he hoped to spend the rest of his life with Nina: "People would stop her on the street and say, 'Oh my god, you are so gorgeous.' I don't know how any man can resist her." He suggests Hans feared Nina would become financially independent and cut all ties once she passed tests scheduled for Sept. 20 for her medical license: "She'd gotten to the point where she could put all this behind her."
At their last family court appearance Aug. 25, Reiser was "agitated," attorney Gordon recalls, adding that Nina said, "He's angry with me because I'm not involved with him anymore." A few days later, with his mother out of town for several days, Hans demanded the kids for the long Labor Day weekend, even though it wasn't his turn.
Zografos suggested Nina "be the better person" and split the weekend. On Sunday, Sept. 3–before Nina brought the children to Hans's house–Zografos playfully e-mailed Nina her horoscope: "Someone will be aggressive with you today, but he can't hurt you." Hours later Nina brought Rory, 7, and Niorline, 5, over to Hans's house. That was the last anyone heard from her. Cell phone records showed that she made her last call to Hans's house. Friends became increasingly concerned two days later when Nina failed to pick the children up from school as scheduled. Zografos posted 18 billboards offering a reward for information about her disappearance and circulated thousands of flyers. Along with dozens of friends and volunteers, he searched the hills unsuccessfully.
On Sept. 9 police recovered Nina's minivan a couple of miles from Hans's house–they believe he drove it there–and in it found her purse, wallet and cell phone, its battery removed, presumably so that the phone couldn't be located. Police also found traces of Nina's blood inside and outside the house and noted that Reiser apparently gutted his home computer of all its drives and emptied files from his file cabinet. On Sept. 18, 12 surveillance officers in cars and a plane saw Hans make four trips to his Honda CRX and rifle through its trunk. The next day they found that the passenger seat had been removed; it has yet to be found. (A policeman who gave Reiser a ticket the previous week recalled the seat was still inside and that Reiser "seemed very nervous.") Police confiscated a roll of large black trash bags, masking tape and the books about police investigations. On Sept. 28 police detained Reiser and found him with his passport, $8,900 in cash and a receipt for a pump they believe he used to clean the car–although they say he overlooked specks of Nina's blood. "We looked at everybody with a fine microscope, but everything pointed back to Reiser," says police lieutenant Joyner, who believes Hans attacked Nina in the house but may have killed her elsewhere. Rory and Niorline are now with their grandmother in Russia; Zografos says the hardest part was telling them their mother is missing, maybe for good. "They look for her under the bed and in the closet," Zografos says. "They look where they can look."
Missing and Presumed Murdered
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Joe Nejman, an honorable mention All-America quarterback at Temple in the 1940s, died on July 13. He was 91.
Nejman played during the 1942, ' 46 and ' 47 seasons. In between, he served in the military during World War II.
Nejman graduated from Frankford High School, leading the Pioneers to their first city title in 1940. He was an assistant coach at Temple from 1960-65.


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I purchased this size to keep my papers in order. They are just right for my needs. Much better than using a plastic folder. Once I am done with the papers, I just remove the unwanted sheets and keep the thickness of the notebook to a minimum.
Great for tiny notebooks!
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Having so much fun with my punch I needed more discs!
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Great for thin notebooks
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It's wonderful to have this size of disc, since it allows for very flat notebooks. I do find, though, that the pages tend to come off of these a little too easily. If I'm going to be doing a lot of page-turning, they don't work as well as I'd like at keeping the pages in.
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We use these 1/4 inch desks at our company for several uses including presentations, travel files, and meeting agendas. They are very professional looking, easy to use and allow for us to change out a few sheets here and there with updated information without having to un-bind the entire packet and start over. Very durable, no complaints here!
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Concept garment, "Ping," forebodes of a time when, with just one lift of a hood, a tie of a bow, a pull of a zipper, or the fastening of a button, you can connect with all your friends via social media tools. For now, the hoodie wirelessly "pings" your friends via Facebook with each action you take with the garment, and creates a subtle "tapping" sensation when someone pings you back. Call us old farts, but we think you better be careful about whatever activities you perform while in it, lest your ex accidentally receive 40 message when all you wanted to do was fix a stubborn zipper. Click through for cheesy shots of a blonde "Pinger" from the future updating her status by putting up her hood ("lol u guys, my head is cold!) and changing her profile picture back to that one from Atlantic City by just pulling on her collar. (Electric Foxy)
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Lila M. Trickle, 80, of Kewanee, died Sunday, March 24, 2013, at 9:05 p.m. at her home surrounded by her family.
Direct cremation has been accorded and a graveside service will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 6, at West Jersey Cemetery. The Rev. Jerry Rafalko will officiate. Toulon Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Lunch today was Shrimp - Apple Coleslaw dressed with Flaxseed Mayonnaise in a Jar
For the coleslaw, I drained a can of tiny shrimp and added them to some sliced cabbage, sliced onion, and diced apple (I didn't measure). Then I mixed in some homemade Flaxseed Mayonnaise:
In a wide mouth pint size jar mix together:
4 teaspoons ground flax seed
3 tablespoons water
Let sit for at least 10 minutes to get "eggy"
Then add:
1 tablespoon fresh squeezed lemon juice
1 tablespoon raw apple cider vinegar
1 teaspoon dry mustard
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
Now take your immersion blender and insert it all the way in, down to the bottom of the jar. Turn it on, and give it a few seconds to blend the flax seed mixture, and seasonings.
Now, keep the blender running with one hand. Keep the jar on the table or counter, and with your other hand slowly pour in:
1 cup mild flavored cold pressed oil (including a tablespoon or two of flaxseed oil helps to improve the omega 6/3 balance)
You want a stream of oil about the diameter of a pencil lead. Work the blender up and down in the jar as you go.
When you can't get any more oil to incorporate, and it is puddling on the surface, stop! You're done. Any leftover oil can go back in the bottle. Cap your jar of flaxseed mayo and store it in the fridge. Now, since you aren't using eggs, I think this will keep longer than regular homemade mayo, but I'm not sure how long. This will make about 1 cup.
Variation: Later during a Feasting period if you want to use this recipe with eggs, substitute 2 egg yolks for the flax seed and water.
This recipe is adapted from "Mayonnaise in the Jar" page 278 of Dana Carpenter's book 500 Paleo Recipes


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SEPTA's final group of new Silverliner V railcars won't arrive this month as scheduled, because of a lack of parts.
Hyundai Rotem Co., the South Korean manufacturer that is assembling the railcars at a South Philadelphia factory, is two years behind in delivering the 120 new cars and faces millions of dollars in penalties.
SEPTA had hoped to get the last of the cars in passenger service this month.
SEPTA has received 110 cars, spokeswoman Jerri Williams said Thursday, with five more expected by month's end. But the last five cars won't be delivered until missing parts arrive and are installed, which is likely to be in early October, Williams said.


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Man found dead in State Police parking lot in Schuylkill County
Published: 8:01 AM EST Jan 12, 2014
A 64-year-old Pottsville man was found dead Saturday in the parking lot of the Pennsylvania State Police Frackville barracks in Schuylkill County.
The man, who authorities have not identified, was found around 6:45 p.m. Saturday in the parking lot at 31 Eleanor Ave. in West Mahaony Township, State Police said.
"There are no suspicious circumstances, and the investigation continues," states a release from State Police in Frackville.
At this point, police are not providing any further details.
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