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The property on which The Coffee Cup is located dates back to 1823 when much of the area now known as Perry, Georgia was being converted from Indian Territory into a settlement. Many businesses have occupied this building over the years. Starting in the 1850's it was a drug store as it remained for many years. It has served as a doctor's office, The Houston County Library and during World War II as the local draft board.
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CDC has been collaborating with public health institutions in Central America since the 1960s. Through these alliances, CDC has addressed priority public health challenges in Panama, including HIV/AIDS, TB, field epidemiology training, emerging infectious diseases, and flu preparedness, detection, and response. CDC is also helping strengthen Panama's health systems by increasing the technical skills of epidemiologists.
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Population: 3,571,200
Per capita income: $12,180
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Infant mortality rate: 17/1000 live births
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LUBBOCK - Doug Thennis drove in two runs and scored once to help lead Texas Tech to a 3-1 win over Kansas on Saturday.
The Red Raiders (24-16, 7-9 Big 12) took a 3-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning on Thennis' two-run triple and Kyle Martin's RBI groundout.
The Jayhawks (19-25, 5-12) scored their only run the next inning on Robby Price's run-scoring double.
Colt Hynes (3-4) allowed one run on eight hits in 71/3 innings for Texas Tech. Travis Young picked up his second save.
Kansas' Zach Ashwood (3-4) gave up three runs on three hits before being replaced by Andres Esquibel after four innings.
** Oklahoma St. 6, Texas A&M 4: In College Station, Keanon Simon's two-run double in the top of the ninth inning broke a 4-4 tie for Oklahoma State's win over Texas A&M.
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Oklahoma State (30-10, 9-5 Big 12) took a 4-3 lead in the top of the eighth when Tyler Mach hit a solo home run to left field. But the Aggies (32-9, 9-7) tied the game in the bottom half of the inning with Brodie Greene's run-scoring single up the middle.
Justin Friend (5-2) took the win, allowing one run on three hits over 22/3 innings. He replaced Cowboys starter Oliver Odle, who gave up three runs in 61/3 innings.
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I just found PB in the last week or so. I am on board. I cleaned out my pantry yesterday and am starting primal today.
In July I started with sparkpeople.com (but all that counting calories stuff doesn't work for me) and in part of getting ready I took some pictures (definitely not flattering). I swear I am not this fat in my head I mean I knew I was fat but not that fat. The unbelievable thing is that for my weight you would think that I would have out of wack numbers from blood work. Here are my stats:
weight 215
height 52
Cholesterol 131
a1c 5.8
Creatinine 0.7
So when I had my physical in March my doctor was like yeah your heavy but your numbers are great .I am a little concerned about the fasting glucose of 116 and 126 makes you diabetic but your doing great let's just keep an eye on that glucose. Great? Great? Are you kidding me?
I want to state that I am done with all the lame ass excuses and convincing myself that my numbers are good. This is not good.
I am short and fat and it turns out Im almost square.
I am 52 which is 62 inches. My hips and butt at the largest part is 52.
A square is equal tall and wide and Im almost freakin there.
Im going post one of the unflattering pictures because it is what it is .
Time for a change
Good luck to you!
'I swear I am not this fat in my head'
Wow, that sounds like what I said when I finally realized how badly I had let myself go!
I am on Day 9 of whole 30, and honestly, it is the best thing I have ever done for myself! I feel better daily, have lost 8 pounds and can SEE my body composition changing, which IMHO is cooler than seeing the scale go down. My loosely fitting clothes are like winning the lottery!
Thanks for your wonderfully candid post, I wish you the very best, and if you ever need a partner in crime on this PB journey, drop me a line!
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Sounds like you've got the right attitude--good luck, and know that you can find a ton of info and links on this blog and forum.
Welcome!!! When I saw my before photo's I almost fell over. I couldn't believe how much I had let myself go. If you stick to it, Primal works! Keep it simple and allow yourself some time to learn and get comfortable. Primal is about being stress free. I find keeping measurements and photo's are more helpful than weight. My primal journey thus far (link below).
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You're inspiring me!!!! I'm on my first day today and think that this place is a great place for motivation. Good luck to you!
Good luck! Stick to PB even if it gets really difficult in the beginning (for some, not for everybody). I had some major carb withdrawal symptoms at first, but when you get over that, you'll start feeling great, more energized, and all the rest will follow.
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Good for you, Cadamsgis: I call this "The tipping point" -- you know, the point where you wake up in the morning and you just say, enough is enough -- change is coming. i felt that way, and since being primal for 6 weeks, I'll never go back. You couldn't pay me to eat sugar or wheat again. I feel great, and see the changes in my body daily. I bought new clothes in week 3 and now those clothes no longer fit. But more important than the weight loss, it feels good for my body to take definition again. I'm way more energetic and look froward to my daily workouts which are short, sharp and sweet. Stick to the primal programme and don't over-think it. Your body is going to thank you.
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According to a new study by the Pew Hispanic Center, the number of new Mexicans immigrating to the US is down nearly 50% and the number of Mexican national's returning home to Mexico is up 30%.
The results show a significant reversal from 1960 when the birth rate in Mexico was 7.3%, and in 2010 was just 2.5%. Improved economic conditions that keep Mexican nationals at home such as the large Ford and Nissan plants in Mexico that pay well above national standards for Mexico, tougher enforcement and increased deportation are cited as contributing factors, but the largest impact was an improved economy in Mexico.
Also changed is the percentage of deportees that say they would not try to return to the US, with just 7% saying they won't try to return to the US in 2005 as compared to 29% in 2010 who say they do not intend to try to return to the US after being deported.
However the study does not show a clear picture on immigration in the US. While Mexican's made up nearly 50% of all illegal immigrants in the US in 2005, increasingly it is Central American's that are actually illegally immigrating but list themselves as "Mexican" hoping only to be deported to Mexico instead of all the way back to their native country.
According to an estimate by the Customs and Border Patrol, nearly 70% of all hispanic illegal immigrant caught crossing the US/Mexico border are actually from Central American countries in 2011.
Accordingly, as more Mexican nationals decide to return home they are also taking their US born children with them. The economy in Mexico has improved significantly from 1970's, when Mexico's currency suffered a serious devaluation of its Peso. More jobs are becoming available in Mexico, enabling many to support their family and have a better quality of living, something most immigrants sought.
The overwhelming number of Mexican immigrants to the US come for economic reasons, hoping to find a job and send money home to their families.
As of April 2012, a total of $32 billion in investments for factories in Mexico have been planned by foreign companies wanting to do business in Mexico, this represents an estimated 250,000 more jobs considered to be well paying by Mexican standards. Making companies want to set up shop in Mexico is it's lower labor rate, Mexico's lower cost of doing business, and the NAFTA trade agreement that allow US companies with plants in Mexico to import their products to the US without tariffs. The agreement also allows Mexican companies to ship to the US under the same conditions, giving Mexico more products to export to the world's largest economy.


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Once and for all -- THAT "SOME" RHYTHMIC GYMNAST IS A 3-TIME WORLD CHAMPION AND MULTIPLE EUROPEAN CHAMPION -- everything that Gracie Gold is not.
No need to be jealous, skyfly.
Once and for all -- THAT "SOME" RHYTHMIC GYMNAST IS A 3-TIME WORLD CHAMPION AND MULTIPLE EUROPEAN CHAMPION -- everything that Gracie Gold is not.
No need to be jealous, skyfly.
By the way, take it easy with Gracie and Hollywood exposure. Having a picture with T.Swift during the pre or post Olympics it's not going to bring mainstream for FS.
Like Osmond for example? I think you should take a long look on a mirror and repeat that.no need to hate on a beautiful young attractive fresh girl
You know what...while I think a figure skaters hanging out with a rhythmic gymnast is no big deal and probably downright useful. I could see Taylor having a positive influence on Gracie. Taylor took the world by storm under her own terms. She wrote lyrics and was involved in her image. Everything was done with her influence if not out right by her demands. If Gracie , heaven forbid, goes Hollywood. At least it's with a fairly headstrong girl who serves as a role model for many young girls. I'm not into the Hollywood type one bit but if you have to choose one to be around...a nice strong willed country girl is a good choice IMO.
I agree and if Gracie Gold wants to make a name for herself in Hollywood and become an actor/singer/host/etc. then having connections with Taylor Swift is helpful. Gracie is very pretty and has a memorable name/image.
But will knowing Taylor Swift help her land her jumps? No. And if she can't become consistent and win something big in the near future she won't be remembered all that much. However, everyone has a right to be with whoever they want and if Gold wants to hang out with a singer and Ilinykh wants to be friends with a gymnast let them do so.
I think we veered off a little with gymnasts and country singers. To get back on topic I don't think Lori Nicole (World Figure Skating Hall of Fame choreographer ) is to blame for the uneven success of Max Aaron's Carmen program. I think it was Max himself who wanted to push his skating in a more "artistic" direction. I think it was Max who felt that he had something unique to say with the usual selection of music from the opera, and Lori helped him work it out as best she could.
Was the experiment a bust? We will have to see what the future brings.
(OK, back skater's dogs. )
Gold has yet to win a Grand Prix event, and has had lukewarm GP showings so far. In 2007, Meissner won a GP event; Caroline Zhang also had better GP results than Gold had this past season (or any of her GP season). In 2008, Flatt had better GP results than Gold had this past season (and a 5th at Worlds like Gold), and Czisny had the same GP results. In 2009, Flatt, Wagner, and Czisny all had better GP results than Gold had this past season. I also don't see anything Gold has done that Czisny hadn't achieved in the 2010 season, 5th at Worlds for both of them and Czisny actually won a GP event and a GP bronze, and won the GPF -- certainly more than Gold has done so far.
It's from an old NBC Olympics photo gallery of Sochi hopefuls from all sports (including other skaters such as Gracie Gold) and their dogs.
More to the point, both pups are completely adorable. Wishing them and their respective humans a lot of happy years together!
Re: "she," just messing w/ you.
I simply cannot fathom WHY sky_fly20 cares who Elena is friends with - what does it matter? Let her be friends with who she enjoys spending time with, not who's ranked highest. Since we're discussing rhythmic gymnasts, I'll make an example using 2 of them.
Daria Dmitrieva (2012 Olympic Silver Medalist) was one of the biggest names in RG from 2009-2012/13, before she retired due to injuries. One of her best friends is Ekaterina Malygina, a former rhythmic gymnast who's name you've probably never heard (unless you follow Daria on Instagram) because she never made it big in RG. Who cares? She and Daria are clearly very close friends, despite one being infinitely more successful than the other. Who cares?
My point is, why does it matter who Elena's friends with?
In the link posted by Golden411 above (#100), the big question is, who is cuter, Alex and Maia or their two little dogs?


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Health Expert Addresses Psychology Colloquium
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Speaking at Regent University's School of Psychology & Counseling on Wednesday, March 27, Dr. Carolyn Tucker shared her presentation on core strategies to promote physical, mental and emotional health.
"Control whatever you can," she advised students, wisely acknowledging that late nights, early mornings, and last minute fast food meals are all part of the graduate student's lifestyle. "Take charge of your BMI and health behaviors under whatever conditions exist in your lives."
Tucker is the Florida Blue Endowed Chair in Health Disparities Research at the University of Florida. The work of her department focuses on promoting healthy lifestyles in culturally diverse communities. Her presentation to Regent students aimed to further equip them with promotional tools encouraging good health to those whom they will serve.
Tucker regularly speaks on the dangers of using food to cope with life emotions, the impact of her warnings increased by her own cautionary tale. Once struggling with obesity, Tucker turned her life around when she realized she was predisposing herself to diabetes, heart disease and, possibly, early death.
She also considered her loved ones, particularly her husband. "I would think about another woman spending my money and wearing my bedroom slippers [in my absence], and then hop on a treadmill," she said.
Admitting that life at every stage brings unique emotional stressors that can lead to overindulgence, Tucker suggested several coping skills to deal with stress and depression. "To increase a behavior, you reinforce it," she suggested. Self-praise, Tucker said, is important in the pursuit of becoming a happier, healthier person.
Also important are the small, conscious decision to maintain a healthy diet, exercise and to limit non-work related screen time. Exercise and other social activity are great alternatives to eating in response to emotions, she explained.
"When we're stressed, we eat; when we're happy, we eat; every emotion, we eat," she explained. "Eating is pleasurable—but you can have pleasure and pain at the same time."
Tucker then explained that nearly 20 percent of all cancer cases are directly linked to obesity. Several types, including colon, gallbladder, esophageal, thyroid, kidney and breast cancer are the most commonly linked types of cancer to obesity.
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Bosh Agrees To 5-Year, $118 Million Deal To Stay With Heat Chris Bosh has agreed to sign with the Miami Heat multiple outlets report.
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Keidel: King James And His CourtLeBron James singularly orchestrated the Big Three union. And now that he has opted out of his Miami Heat contract, he's once again the Alpha Male of pro sports. Teams are scrambling to find the proper finances and expiring contracts, flipping over cushions for salary cap coin.
Spurs Dominate Heat For 3-1 Series LeadKawhi Leonard scored 20 points, Tim Duncan set playoff records, and the Spurs controlled play on the way to a 107-86 win over the Heat in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.
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It seems every week, another team is dropped out of view of the Indians window of opportunity for the 2013 play-offs. First, the Tigers moved out of view with a series win against Cleveland (although they have lost enough games to almost work themselves back into view) and this week, the Oakland Athletics have essentially won themselves a play-off spot. While they haven't clinched the West, they have a two game lead over Texas and more importantly, they have a 4.5 game lead over the Orioles/Yankees/Indians triumvirate. Right now, the A's are expected to finish 93-69, a finish the other teams would have to win about 90% of their games for the rest of the year to match. Because of this, the A's will join the Tigers as teams no longer in consideration in the Wild Card race. An interesting addition to this is that the Rangers are still physically reachable, but if they somehow outplay Oakland and win the West, Oakland would be almost guaranteed the first Wild Card spot.
- As the season goes on, things are getting clearer and there is now a range of wins expected to be enough to take the Wild Card. If any of the four teams still contending are able to get to 90 wins (although they could make it with as low as 87), they will likely take the second Wild Card. The first Wild Card will likely finish with around 92 wins.
- In order to hit the 90 win plateau, the Indians will need to win 13 more games. This means essentially winning every series for the rest of the year, including taking three games in all three of the four game series.
- This ending won't be as impossible as it may seem as the four game series are against the three worst teams in the AL, the Astros, Twins and White Sox. The rest of their games, outside of one three game series against Kansas City, are against teams under .500.
- The three AL East, non-Bostonian, contenders are a lot more complicated. This is because they play games almost exclusively against other East teams, four out of the five of which are attempting to enter the play-offs this year. With the Rays holding a four game series against the Orioles and Baltimore finishing up a four game set with New York, it is difficult to predict who will come out on top.
- The top team in the AL (Boston) just played Tampa and is moving on to play consecutive series against New York and Baltimore and will end the season against the Orioles in Boston. If the Red Sox would like to do the Indians a favor, they could essentially remove Baltimore from contention and put a big dent into the hopes of the Yankees and Rays.
- Assuming the Indians don't get eliminated before then (any team could be eliminated by a three game losing streak while the other contenders win), the next update to their play-off chances will be around September 20th when they are playing Houston. By the end of that series (9/23, the last off-day for the Indians), at least one of the AL East contenders should be eliminated (early prediction in New York) and the Indians should be within a game or half a game of the Wild Card lead, if not already in first.
- While it may be possible for them to gain more than one game over the past two series, it would be much easier for the Indians to take over the lead prior to that so they could set up their staff for the possible one game play-off with the Wild Card one winner.


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Arkansas' Wilson on Davey O'Brien watch list
Razorback QB confident entering senior season
Arkansas quarterback Tyler Wilson said a year of experience has provided him with a surge of confidence entering his senior season.
The university announced Wednesday that Wilson is on the Davey O'Brien Award watch list. He was a semifinalist last season and is the only Razorback in school history to be named first-team All-SEC quarterback.
Sixteen semifinalists will be announced Oct. 22 and three finalists will be named Nov. 19. The 2012 Davey O'Brien Award winner will be announced on The Home Depot College Football Awards Show on ESPN on Dec. 6.
Wilson entered last season as a relative unknown for the Razorbacks, having served as primarily a backup for his first three seasons. His anonymity didn't last long as Wilson led Arkansas to an 11-2 record and a Cotton Bowl win over Kansas State.
Wilson threw for 3,638 yards and 24 touchdowns along the way, earning first-team All-Southeastern Conference honors.
He considered leaving the Razorbacks after last season for the NFL, but he decided to return and never second-guessed his decision after former coach Bobby Petrino's firing and John L. Smith's hiring in April.
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NAACP & Gilead Sciences Commit to Action at Clinton Global Initiative
The NAACP and its partner, Gilead Sciences, announced a joint CGI Commitment to Action to enlist faith leaders as change agents to address the disparate impact of HIV/AIDS on the African American community onstage at the 2013 Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Annual Meeting.
Over the next five years, this unique partnership will expand its pilot program, The Black Church and HIV: The Social Justice Imperative, to reach the 30 cities that account for nearly two-thirds of the nation's HIV epidemic.
The program focuses on three strategies: providing local trainings for pastors and faith leaders in the Black Church, obtaining formal resolutions from the mainline denominations to incorporate HIV as a social justice issue into Church activities, and facilitating the integration of HIV-focused coursework into required curricula of historically Black seminaries.
Shavon Arline-Bradley, Senior Director of NAACP Health Programs, demonstrated the correlation between HIV/AIDS and social justice, saying:
"The HIV/AIDS epidemic is not just a medical issue, it is a social justice issue. HIV has increasingly attacked the African American community for the last three decades, leaving us with the highest rates of HIV and AIDS in the country. Our program, The Black Church and HIV: The Social Justice Imperative, serves as a tool in the fight against HIV by giving faith leaders the resources they need to tackle this crisis in their churches."
In the United States, African Americans bear the greatest burden of HIV, with the rate of new infections eight times that of whites. At the same time, African Americans are also the most connected to faith communities, with as many as 20 million congregants regularly attending church.
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As I work for the Library of Congress, the recent government shutdown brought with it several days of imposed "vacation". Along with a five-pound weight gain, the furlough (as we now like to call it) also allotted me time to reacquaint myself with daytime television.
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Once terrestrial planets of other stars are detected, cryogenic space telescopes of large collecting area will be needed to obtain detailed atmospheric spectra in the thermal infrared. Our concept is for an ultralightweight telescope with area approaching 1000 m2, made from large flat panels of stretched plastic membrane. Thin reflective material held in tension from points around a plane perimeter is fundamentally stable; its flat shape is not critically dependent on tension, and will hold even against penetration by micrometeorites. The perimeter support points would be actively controlled to maintain their co-planarity. We envisage about ten panels each about 10 m square, arranged on a rigid carbon composite truss to approximate a 100 m x 10 m mirror with 1 km focal length. A separate free-flyer at the quasi-focus would complete the telescope. Where all the beams from the target star overlap, a 10 m concave secondary would be used to form an image of the primary array at about 1/10 scale, and slightly below the plane of incoming beams. At each panel image would be a 1 m tertiary, suitably shaped so as to recollimate each individual starlight beam, or to bring all the beams to a common focus. From this point on the instrument might use the focus directly, or multi-aperture interferometric nulling techniques as described by Angel and Woolf. The unaberrated field will be large enough for exoplanet studies. The new technology goes beyond that needed for an 8 m NGST in two main ways: 1) need for thin metallized plastic of large size and uniform thickness and 2) capability to assemble or deploy in space the structure to support the panels.
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Junior Girls Day Out Community Project is sponsoring a series of programs to help fight bullying and build self-esteem among girls, ages 6-12 years old.
These programs will help educate, empower and encourage young girls to achieve their goals in life regardless of the challenges they are faced with on a daily basis. The series of programs include the following: beauty queen mentoring sessions, after-school anti-bullying workshops, fashion shows, women and girls community projects, a girls choice awards event and more.
The first event will take place on Saturday, Oct. 12 at 2 p.m. at Northwoods Mall (Center Mall by Dilliard's). Beauty queens will talk to girls about self-esteem, making the right choices and bullying. Girls and queens will also participate in a fashion show. This is a free event and parents are invited to please bring their girls. Planners will give away the following prizes: Disney cruises, trips to New York City fashion shows, Florida Kennedy Space Center lunch with astronauts, trips to Washington, D.C. and Hershey, Penn., etiquette and charm classes and more.
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Chambers Bay to Go Gas-Free to Celebrate Earth Day
It takes a lot of equipment and fuel to mow and maintain a 250-acre golf course like Chambers Bay in University Place, Wash. But on April 22 - Earth Day - not an ounce of gas will be used to maintain the course, which will host the 2015 U.S. Open.
Chambers Bay superintendent David Wienecke has arranged for Jacobsen, an equipment manufacturer, and golf supply company RMT Equipment to provide electric mowers, greens rollers, bunker rakes and utility vehicles for a day.
Wienecke has invited golf course superintendents from throughout the region to test the equipment on the course.
"It's been a dream of mine to build awareness in the golf community that we can be stewards of the environment while providing conditions worthy of a U.S. Open," Wienecke said.
"Chambers Bay already uses much less water and fertilizer than most golf courses, and we're proud of our success as a reclaimed gravel mine. Jacobsen and RMT will show that the technology exists for the industry to take conservation efforts to the next level."
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Lo! Death has reared himself a throne
In a strange city lying alone
Far down within the dim West,
Where the good and the bad and the worst and the best
Have gone to their eternal rest.
There shrines and palaces and towers
(Time-eaten towers that tremble not!)
Resemble nothing that is ours.
Around, by lifting winds forgot,
Resignedly beneath the sky
The melancholy waters lie.
No rays from the holy heaven come down
On the long night-time of that town;
But light from out the lurid sea
Streams up the turrets silently—
Gleams up the pinnacles far and free—
Up domes—up spires—up kingly halls—
Up fanes—up Babylon-like walls—
Up shadowy long-forgotten bowers
Of sculptured ivy and stone flowers—
Up many and many a marvellous shrine
Whose wreathed friezes intertwine
The viol, the violet, and the vine.
Resignedly beneath the sky
The melancholy waters lie.
So blend the turrets and shadows there
That all seem pendulous in air,
While from a proud tower in the town
Death looks gigantically down.
There open fanes and gaping graves
Yawn level with the luminous waves;
But not the riches there that lie
In each idol's diamond eye—
Not the gaily-jewelled dead
Tempt the waters from their bed;
For no ripples curl, alas!
Along that wilderness of glass—
No swellings tell that winds may be
Upon some far-off happier sea—
No heavings hint that winds have been
On seas less hideously serene.
But lo, a stir is in the air!
The wave—there is a movement there!
As if the towers had thrust aside,
In slightly sinking, the dull tide—
As if their tops had feebly given
A void within the filmy Heaven.
The waves have now a redder glow—
The hours are breathing faint and low—
And when, amid no earthly moans,
Down, down that town shall settle hence,
Hell, rising from a thousand thrones,
Shall do it reverence.
Poet: Edgar Allan Poe
Poem: The City In The Sea
Year: Published/Written in 1831
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Reverend John Illian, Associate Pastor of Central Presbyterian Church in Summit, will retire in August after having served the Summit area for more than 12 years. A celebration of his ministry is planned at the church for June 8 during and after the 10 a.m. worship service.
Pastor John and his wife, Connie, have been central figures at the church – John in mission and caring ministries, and Connie involved in the music ministry and being a leader in Central's confirmation classes. Connie will also retire this summer from her teaching position at Ridge High School in Basking Ridge.
In looking back at his time here, Pastor John says, "When I came here in September of 2002 to give my candidating sermon, we were California transplants who had never previously visited the northeast. As you might imagine, our life together in New Jersey has been an adventure for God with never a dull moment. I will never forget when early on I was asked to be part of skit during worship. Pastor Rich was Noah (a hero figure) and I was Captain of the Titanic (obviously not the hero). In the skit I had to sing a couple of lines. For some reason, I was not asked to sing a solo again. Yes, I knew right then that this was going to be a fun adventure."
Reverend Illian's pastoral responsibilities at Central Church included an emphasis on the Caring Ministries and local, regional, and global mission. He provided leadership in projects as varied as Y-Malawi, Nomi Network, Family Promise, Elizabethport Tutoring, Affordable Housing projects, Restore Ministries, and Youth Mission Trips.
The Illians plan to move to San Diego, Calif. to be closer to extended family.
Central Presbyterian Church, located at 70 Maple Street in Summit, offers regular worship services at 8:30 and 10 a.m. every Sunday, with free child care provided. Specially scheduled non-traditional services are held in the auditorium or outdoors. Visit centralpres.org to learn more.


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Ends of seasons come very quickly when you think you have a chance to win. When you make yourself remain positive and you don't consider that your team could lose, when that loss does happen, it's a swift reality that slaps you across your face. And that reality is sharp and it bites and it is very cold and it calls you names. Real bad names, too. Not that the words themselves are so bad, but it's a situation where reality knows you so well, it knows how to sting you the deepest. It finds the thing you're most self conscious about and goes straight for it. It gives you a bad time, you see.
I thought the Thunder were going to win Game 6. I really did. I thought there was a pretty alright chance they'd lose in Game 7, because clearly that place became a bear cave for the Thunder to visit, but I thought they'd give the people one more. And so when regulation came and went with its many ugly plays and questionable calls, I thought the Thunder would outlast the Spurs and ride the blue and white wave down to San Antonio to try to do what was appearing, game by game, to be impossible. I thought we'd get a chance to shock the world.
But this is the year that I really, finally understood that sports does not care about me and that bad endings are the most common kind of endings. And, to be clear, that's not an original thought. People have felt and written on this in the past and, to a point, it's obvious. But there was a part of me, namely after games 3 & 4, that started to believe in destiny and will conquering all and, more than that, that it was just the Thunder's time. All that abstract garbage that lives deep inside every sports fan set up shop within me, only it was a Mega Mall now. There was ample parking there and the food court was fantastic. They had an Olive Garden and there was a ferris wheel in there, too.
I started to believe that at the end of it all — Ibaka's calf an undoubted mangled mess, Westbrook's Boom and Doom Rollercoaster ridden eighty times in a row with no stops or breaks, Durant's consistent fluidity — we'd look at all of it with sunglasses on, the world a special shade of Championship. Keep Mickey Mantle's open for awhile because we're partying late tonight.
I thought that the world was finally figuring it out that it owed the Thunder success. That after the injury last postseason, and the injury during this one, they'd see the resiliency of a squad that doesn't die easily and allow everything to come up OKC. No dice, though, because that sort of thinking is, of course, ridiculous.
But it was interesting, and torturous, the way it went down. The missed shots, the turnovers, the Derek Fisher playing 33 minutes in the most important game of the season. The slow burning misery of it all. The "they still might pull it out" feeling that permeated the last, what 10 mins of game time? Then, in half of a blink, your season and your chance is over. I suppose that's the way the falls have to come anymore, though. They have to be hard, because the expectations were so grand.
Every team that couldn't get over the hump until they did dealt with this. They dealt with people questioning the player's ability to get it done. They dealt with people wanting a coach fired. And they dealt with people frustrated at a front office for not surrounding the stars with quality talent that was ready to win today.
But just because the door closed this year does not then mean the door is locked for eternity. And the door's not leaving us forever like some kind of Monster's Inc situation. It's still there, and they can open it again when next season starts. Durant and Westbrook have the keys.
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I find that endings to stories are always very grating. They're rarely quality, and the majority come fumbled and forced, stumbling to stop. Happy endings feel untrue more often than not and sad ones leave you wondering why you read or watched the thing in the first place. I am not good at writing endings. They always come off trying to be grander or more wide reaching than the words themselves would ever be worth. So I don't have a good ending for this. No bow to tie. No super lovely note for you to read.
I think the most comforting thing I've read since the season ended is this. I'll just close with it. But then you've probably already read it. Which would make this a particularly bad ending.


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5 Thinking Patterns That Can Lead to Postpartum DepressionRebecca Odes
The growing awareness of Postpartum Depression is a great thing for new parents (it affects Dads too!) Early diagnosis is important to prevent risks to both parents and babies. A new book by a cognitive behavioral therapist suggests that PPD can be traced to a parent's internal thinking patterns, perhaps even before symptoms of the depression become visible to others. In her new book, After The Stork: the Couple's Guide To Preventing and Overcoming Postpartum Depression, Reproductive health psychologist Sara Rosenquist, Ph.D outlines ways of keeping tabs on your psychological state through the radical transition to parenthood. With that in mind, she offers five potentially problematic ways of thinking that may lead to depression in new parenthood. If you notice yourself feeling this way frequently, you may have the opportunity to stop yourself on the road to a postpartum mood disorder.
I've interpreted Rosenquist's 5 ways of thinking below, as I think they apply to pregnancy and new parenthood:
1. Global Thinking: Overly inclusive, black-and-white thinking that overlooks nuance and context
In the chaos of new parenthood, it's easy to hang your hat on the idea that there's a right and wrong way to do everything. But there's another side to that coin—one that can leave you feeling like a failure if you don't do things "right". The reality is that there is a huge range of ways of doing things, and your own personal situation should be a factor in your own individual decision. What's right for your family is right for your family, and it's not necessarily right for everyone.
2. External Locus of Control: The sense that the source of distress is outside of oneself
To some degree, having a baby is inherently a loss of control. The difference is in how you feel about it. If the idea that you're now subject to someone else's needs and behavior all the time gives you a lot of anxiety, you'll probably want to figure out a way to talk yourself down.
3. Tendency to Internalize Blame: Often feeling responsible for things that are not under your control and, therefore, feeling blameworthy
When things don't go the way you want them to, do you feel responsible? When you take the blame for someone else's behavior, you're internalizing things that aren't about you. With a nonverbal baby, this might be easier to do than ever. But it's important to see the baby as his or her own person, not as a piece of clay you're responsible for programming (or for the failure of programming).
4. Personalized Rejection: A tendency to feel hyper-alert to cues indicating possible rejection and to feel that being rejected must be your fault
Babies don't have empathy. They want what they want, and they don't care what you want. And that goes for what they don't want, too. When what they don't want is YOU, it can be kind of a bummer. But if you're taking it personally, you're setting yourself up for a lot of sadness. The identity shift of new parenthood can make people ripe for oversensitivity in their interactions with adults too, whether it's a spouse, a parent, or another mom at the park.
5. Discomfort with Uncertainty: Difficulty getting comfortable with the uncertainties of everyday life; having trouble with self-soothing
This is one of the biggies of parenthood. Being a parent means coming to terms with an enormous amount of personal vulnerability. It's tough to take for most of us, but if you find yourself being overwhelmed by the existential unknowns as they relate to your baby's safety or future, you'd probably benefit from talking to somebody about it.
Rosenquist's book gives parents tools for dealing with postpartum depression proactively. But for most parents, seeing a professional is a valuable, if not essential step toward recovery. The cognitive-behavioral ideas in After The Stork seem like they could be an interesting alternative to antidepressant medication for moms who are concerned about the impact of these drugs on nursing infants, or who just don't want to medicate. Here's some more info on Rosenquist, and you can buy her book here.
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(1) A motor vehicle that has a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of 10,000 pounds (4,536 kg.) or less;
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Lexile® Measure: 860L
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- Adventure
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- Fantasy
- Ghosts, Monsters, Vampires, Witches
- Dragons and Mythical Creatures
- Courage, Bravery, Heroism
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About This Book
In ancient times the Rings of Power were crafted by the Elven-smiths, and Sauron, the Dark Lord, forged the One Ring, filling it with his own power so that he could rule all others. But the One Ring was taken from him, and though he sought it throughout Middle-earth, it remained lost to him.
After many ages it fell into the hands of Bilbo Baggins, as told in The Hobbit. The first part of The Lord of the Rings finds Bilbo preparing to celebrate his "eleventy-first" birthday. Sixty unremarkable years have passed since his triumphant return from the orc mines, where he outwitted the horrible Gollum and carried off his magical ring, a feat that cannot go forever unavenged. The ring may hold more power than anyone suspects; indeed, dark forces are already conspiring to snatch it back.
In a sleepy village in the Shire, young Frodo Baggins finds himself faced with an immense task, as his elderly cousin Bilbo entrusts the Ring to his care. Frodo must leave his home and make a perilous journey across Middle-earth to the Cracks of Doom, there to destroy the Ring and foil the Dark Lord in his evil purpose.
"A unique, wholly realized other world, evoked from deep in the well of Time, massively detailed, absorbingly entertaining, profound in meaning." — The New York Times
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The huge wall of mud and debris swept through a small community north of Seattle late Saturday morning.
About two dozen homes were destroyed, and several people were critically injured.
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After peaking at sixth and plummeting to 20th the past couple years, Matthew Stafford seems to have found a home in the middle of the pack when it comes to ESPN analyst Ron Jaworski's rankings of the NFL's starting quarterbacks.
The Detroit Lions signal-caller slid three spots in Jaworski's latest update, checking in at No. 16. Stafford was leaped by Colin Kaepernick, Cam Newton and Nick Foles.
Jaworski's criticisms of Stafford have remained consistent over the years. He writes:
"Stafford has top-10 arm talent and is capable of making throws that few quarterbacks can make. Frankly, on talent alone he should be in the top 10 of this ranking, but I have to put him down at No. 16 because he missed too many throws. He has great confidence in his skill set and consistently shows the ability to make stick throws, but he's erratic with his accuracy and ability to read coverage. I have no problem with a quarterback shifting arm slot when there is chaos in the pocket, but Stafford needs to have a consistent release point when he has a clean pocket."
Jaworksi ranks Stafford slightly lower than where he finished (13th) in a survey of 26 current and former NFL decision makers, published earlier this month.
Stafford is coming off a disappointing campaign, where he competed 58.5 percent of his passes with a 29-19 touchdown-to-interception ratio. His completion percentage and interception total marked a second consecutive decline in those key areas.
Things were especially bad in the second half of the year. In the final eight games, which saw the Lions stumble to a 2-6 finish, Stafford completed 54.2 percent of his passes while tossing 13 picks.
Stafford also fell victim to the blunders of his pass catchers. The Lions led the league in both drops (44) and drop percentage (7.1 percent) in 2014.
Things should be trending up for Stafford this season. The team brought in an new coaching staff which specializes in quarterbacking fundamentals. Detroit also upgraded its offensive weapons, adding wide receiver Golden Tate and tight end Eric Ebron.
If Stafford, 26, can return to his 2011 form, when he set franchise records in completion percentage, passing yards and touchdowns, while leading the Lions to their lone playoff appearance in 14 years, he'll quickly reestablish himself as one of the game's best young quarterbacks..
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Adventures on the Ancient Silk Roadby Priscilla Galloway Dawn Hunter
A gripping account of three dramatic journeys that changed history. The fabled Silk Road conjures up the sights, smells and sounds of faraway lands. But traveling the Silk Road took years, and those who set out encountered bandits, starvation and treacherous storms. Adventures on the Ancient Silk Road introduces readers to three great historical figures: Chinese Buddhist Xuanzang, whose 16-year journey from China to India and back (629-645 AD) is the only source we have for huge chunks of the history and geography of this time. His successful search for Buddhist scriptures changed the course of two great nations. Genghis Khan, bred from infancy to be a warrior, brought the Mongol clans together. He established the greatest empire the world had seen, which ruled the Silk Road from 1201 to 1227. Italian merchant Marco Polo journeyed through China from 1271 to 1295. He changed the way Europe saw the world, and his book even inspired Columbus to sail west across the Atlantic Ocean in search of China. Sidebars and an afterword that updates the story of the Silk Road are featured.
Archers, Alchemists, and 98 Other Medieval Jobs You Might Have Loved or Loathedby Priscilla Galloway
A fascinating guide to strange-but-true jobs. If you could go back in time to the Middle Ages, what do you think you would be? A bold knight? A Princess? A Cardinal? In reality, most people did jobs we can barely imagine today.
The Courtesan's Daughterby Priscilla Galloway
Phano is almost fifteen, the traditional age for a woman to marry in ancient Athens. She is in love with Theo, who is thirty -- the traditional age for a man to marry. But marriage may not be an option for her. Her stepmother's enemy, Phrynion, claims that Phano is not really a free woman but a slave who belongs to him, and he is ready to sell her if he can get his hands on her. Phano, her father, and her stepmother must use every resource they have to try to restore her reputation and keep her safe. Even if they can keep Phrynion away, Phano may never be able to marry Theo, whose prominent family would expect a wealthy bride who would bring a good-sized dowry with her. Meanwhile, Athens faces the threat of war from Philip of Macedon. Once she turns fifteen, Phano must find her place as an adult in the turbulent society of ancient Greece.
Lisa #3: The Trouble with Gold (Our Canadian Girl)by Priscilla Galloway
The gold nugget Lisa discovered will pay for her family to be reunited with her in the mining town of Cameronton, and she, Archie, and Mr. Wattie have staked their claim.
Snake Dreamerby Priscilla Galloway
Dusa Thrasman is 16 years old and in trouble. Snakes are haunting her dreams, leaving her afraid to sleep, exhausted and ill. Her doctor has tried everything, but the medications only make things worse. Then Dusa sees a television interview with two doctors, the Gordon sisters. Their specialty: curing snake dreamers. Dusa is both frightened and relieved to hear them discuss her illness as if it's a real medical condition, something with a cure! But to be treated she must go with the Gordons to their remote clinic on an isolated Greek island. From the moment Dusa arrives in Greece peculiar things happen. At the clinic, the staff and other patients have run off. The only people left are a boy named Perse and his father, the Gordons' servants. Perse tries to warn Dusa about the Gordons, but his broken English is hard to understand. Can he really mean that they haven't aged in a hundred years? What are they trying to find out when they hypnotize Dusa? And who was their sister, the original snake dreamer, the one they want to make whole again?
Too Young to Fight: Memories from Our Youth during World War IIby Priscilla Galloway
World War II began in September, 1939. Now, sixty years later, the publication of Too Young to Fight honors the memories of those times.
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Radiation Safety
Time- limit amount of exposure Distance - don't stand close to pt shielding- use lead shields during procedures
Collaborative Nursing Action
Involves several aspects of nursing. Ex. pt discharged to a nursing home with oxygen and a walker.- involves Dr, PT, Resp, Social worker.
evidence based practice
using findings from research, quality improvement and pt assessments in combination with clinical expertise and pt preferences, values in clinical decision making
SOLER ( for communicating with patients)
S-Sit quietly facing pt O-open posture (no crossed arms) L-Lean forward toward them E- eye contact R- relax
Chx: of pain (acute)
mild to severe , affects SNS, increased pulses, increased respirations, increased BP, restlessness, anxiousness, diaphoretic, py reports pain, crying, splinting, rubbing area
Chx: of pain (chronic)
mild to severe, affects PNS, v/s normal, skin is dry, pt depressed, withdrawn, doesnt mention pain unless asked, abscence of pain behaviors
PQRST (Pain)
P-pain location Q-quality of pain R-radiates? S-severity of pain T-time/duration of pain
Physical Assessmet
IPPA inspect, palpate, percuss, auscultate. except abdomen- IAPP inspect, aucultate, percuss, palpate
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Georgia Wildlife Resources Division
2067 U.S. Hwy. 278, SE, Social Circle, GA 30025
Cohutta WMA [1]:
Storm damage has created some road issues on Cohutta WMA (see map [2]). The Cohutta Ranger District reports the following issues: temporary gates installed just past Three Forks trailhead and just below Barnes Creek falls. You can get on top of the moutain, but will have to come in from Crandall (FSR 630) or Cisco (FSR 17) and go back out the same way. Vehicles hauling trailers greater than 15 feet beyond Hickey Gap campground are discouraged.
CCC Road is closed (from Emory Creek Parking area to Boatright Valley) due to a rockslide (12-29-15).
Rocky Flats Road (FS 630D) is closed due to storm damage and will re-open when repairs are completed.
Chestatee WMA [5]: Boggs Creek Road is open for day use only.
Lake Russell WMA [9]: USFS has closed all gates on Lake Russell WMA until this winter storm passes (as of Jan. 20, 2016).
Wilson Shoals WMA [10]: Chimney Rd, Turner Ridge Rd and the lower half of Harwick Rd on Wilson Shoals WMA are closed until Monday (Jan. 25, 2016). Access is available through Grant Mill Rd, Hunt Camp Rd and the portion of Harick Rd down to the intersection with Hunt Camp Rd.
EAST CENTRAL GEORGIA (Region 3)
WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA (Region 4)
SOUTHWEST GEORGIA (Region 5)
Elmodel WMA [16]: Bridge formerly available on this WMA is permanently closed. Alternative routes have been established. Please see linked map for details.
SOUTHEAST GEORGIA (Region 6)
Big Hammock WMA [17]: All three main access gates are now open (dated May 13, 2016).
Grand Bay WMA [18]:
COASTAL GEORGIA (Region 7)
Sapelo Island WMA [20]: Upgrades to the Sapelo Hunt Camp dock at Moses Hammock are in progress. Dock access is available but docking space is limited and stream anchoring will likely be required during quota hunts until upgrades are complete. Please come prepared to stream anchor if necessary. Questions? Call WRD Region office at 912-262-3173.
WMAs along Altamaha River: Roads within WMAs along the Altamaha River may be flooded and impassable. Proceed with caution and do not drive a vehicle into deep water. These roads may not be gated or listed as closed. Access to the McGowan Lake tract (Altamaha WMA) is limited and access to the lake is closed due to road damage by the rising water levels.
[1] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region1/Cohutta_WMA_Line.pdf
[2] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/hunting/wma/pdfs/CohuttaRangerDistrict road closures 2016_version 2.pdf
[3] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/hunting/wma/pdfs/CohuttaWMA Landslide Update 8_26_2016.pdf
[4] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region1/Zahnd_WMA_Line.pdf
[5] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region2/Chestatee_WMA_Line.pdf
[6] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/locator/DawsonForestLocationMap.pdf
[7] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/hunting/wma/pdfs/WMARoadClosure-DawsonForestGate 2016-17.pdf
[8] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/hunting/pdf/WMARoadClosure-DawsonForestTrail 2015-16.pdf
[9] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region2/Lake_Russell_WMA_Line.pdf
[10] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region2/Wilson_Shoals_WMA_Line.pdf
[11] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region6/Beaver_Dam_WMA_Line.pdf
[12] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region4/Clybel_WMA_Line.pdf
[13] http://georgiawildlife.com/ClybelRange
[14] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region4/West_Point_WMA_Line.pdf
[15] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region5/Chickasawhatchee_WMA_Line Sept2012.pdf
[16] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region5/Elmodel_WMA_Line Sept2012.pdf
[17] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region6/Big_Hammock_WMA_Line.pdf
[18] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region6/Grand_Bay_WMA_Line.pdf
[19] http://www.gohuntgeorgia.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/hunting/wma/pdfs/WMARoadClosureGBWMA 2016-17.pdf
[20] http://georgiawildlife.com/sites/default/files/uploads/wildlife/maps/wma/region7/Sapelo_Island_WMA_Line.pdf


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Whether it's the cash building up in your portfolio or just plain boredom, it seems like investors are always on the lookout for the next big thing. In the energy space, the big growth these days is coming from the oil and gas production out of shale plays and from deepwater sources. To help you find some stocks to invest in that are benefiting from this growth, I've selected five very intriguing energy stocks worth a closer look.
Hi-Crush Partners (NYSE: HCLP )
If you've been digging around for a solid income stock to invest in, then you might want to dig into frac sand producer Hi-Crush. The company currently pays about an 8% distribution, which it has a clear path to grow in the future. With a low-cost structure, large runway of growth opportunities thanks to the booming shale industry and long-term contract securing its revenue, Hi-Crush has the potential to produce market crushing future returns.
BreitBurn Energy Partners (NASDAQOTH: BBEPQ )
Sticking with the income theme, BreitBurn is also a high-yielding stock, offering investors a more than 10% current yield. Like Hi-Crush, Breitburn has a visible path to grow its distribution as $500 million in oil and gas asset acquisitions that meet its criteria will yield a $0.21 per unit accretion to its distributable cash flow. With exploration and production companies desperate for capital these days, it opens up a number of opportunities for BreitBurn to continue to acquire mature production assets and grow that large distribution. As you can see from the slide below, the math is quite compelling, which makes BreitBurn such an intriguing stock:
Core Labs (NYSE: CLB )
Oil and gas companies are investing vast sums to explore for oil in increasingly harder-to-reach places. This has them turning to reservoir optimization specialist Core Labs to help find the best way to develop these plays. That's yielding significant profits for Core, which last quarter reported its most profitable quarter ever. With its strength in deepwater hydrocarbon development, this is a great stock to invest in to benefit from the capital being poured into drilling for oil under the sea.
C&J Energy Services (UNKNOWN: CJES.DL )
Joining Core Labs in helping oil companies with developing more complex oil and gas projects is C&J Energy Services. The company specializes in complex, technically demanding well completions, meaning it's an important service provider to the industry. Its shares are currently dirt cheap at less than seven times earnings, which is makes this a really intriguing stock to consider investing in if you are a value investor.
Nuverra Environmental Solutions (NASDAQOTH: NESC )
Probably the most intriguing company, at least in terms of its core business, is Nuverra. The company is in the process of building out a full-cycle environmental solution for shale producers, which includes managing the water used in fracking while recently expanding to provide solutions for solid waste like drill cuttings in the Bakken. Like C&J, its stock is cheap and its future opportunities are immense, which makes it a very intriguing energy stock especially when considering the importance that environmental solutions will play as we keep fracking.
Final Foolish thoughts
While I've personally invested in both Nuverra and Hi-Crush, given the recent run-up in units of Hi-Crush, I'd prefer to add to my position in Nuverra if having to choose between the two. I like how the company is tackling the environmental issues of fracking and seems to be making very smart acquisition choices to complement its suite of services. My only concern is that a competitor like Halliburton will bring innovations to the market that could put the company's competitive advantage at risk.
That's why investors who are considering Nuverra need to watch Halliburton closely. Not only that but Halliburton is one of the top oil-field services companies in the business and one of those most in tune with the domestic market. To learn more about the company, you can access The Motley Fool's new premium research report. Simply click here now and learn everything you need to know about how Halliburton is positioning itself both at home and abroad.


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During the last four months my MS has been stable. The most balanced it's been since diagnosis. Nothing has radically improved, but nothing has got worse and most mercifully no new symptoms have arrived. It feels as if I've not known another period like it except, of course, I have.
Although I was diagnosed with MS in 2010, my 'onset' came at the close of 2007 with an undiagnosed bout of optic neuritis. When it cleared up in early 2008 I had no symptoms to speak of for two years. This was the 'remittance' mentioned in the moniker of my disease that I've not known a lot of these last couple of years. In 2008/9 I was unawares I was enjoying it. A double blessing undoubtedly.
It was when I thought about these two periods of relative calm and what was similar about them that I realised I was on the oral contraceptive pill during both periods. I came off it after my diagnosis which led into a year or so of worsening health. As was featured in the news recently here in the UK, pregnancy has long been observed to have a positive impact on autoimmune diseases. Hence the simulation of pregnancy or rather the increasing of the female sex hormones in the body generated by the oral contraceptive pill has also been investigated for its positive impact on MS (more details here if you scroll down). Although larger studies need to be completed, those undertaken thus far have showed that the OC pill seems to overall have a positive impact on the course of MS and may also delay the onset of MS in women susceptible to the condition.
So the pill works for me, now. It might not continue to work and it certainly does not work for everyone. Yet it is proof that it's often worth trying different strategies with the disease until something sticks for you. It only seems a shame that when I mentioned I was coming off the pill to my neurologist a month after my diagnosis, none of the research into the hormonal aspects of MS, however tentative, was mentioned. Having been more noticeably effective on my disease than either of the DMD's I've so far taken, the pill seems to be the trendsetting trainer of my dreams and it turned out I had them hanging around at the back of my wardrobe all the time! After I turned out positive on the new JC Virus stratified test which became available earlier this year, I decided not to move on to Tysabri, so the discovery that the pill was having a stabilising impact was a reassuring one.
As ever with this capricious disease there is no knowing when this period of calm will end. Yet that it exists and has existed, has improved my hopes for my own condition as I approach the five years mark from its onset.


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Muffy's ReactionMuffy hated being pilled, and side effects precluded the use of oral steroids. Beerstein agreed to have Muffy try the inhaler and spacer. After demonstration of the proper technique, Beerstein quickly mastered the application of the inhaler and spacer to Muffy's muzzle. "She really resented the pills, but didn't mind the facemask," he said. "I think she realized that it was making her feel better."
Feline asthma is not a curable disease, but recent advances in our understanding of the disorder have allowed veterinarians to devise more effective treatment plans, and cats are breathing with greater ease as a result.
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good article thank you
Andrea Kennewick, WA
Our cat Shadow has asthma. We started out with the cortizone shots, but the vet explained the risk of diabetes and suggested the steriod treatment. She is not a pill taker, but lucky for us there is a local pharmacy that can formulate it in liquid form with chicken flavor. The pharmacist said that it is one of the hardest prescriptions to formulate as it has a very bitter taste. It works pretty well when taken daily, but she still has bouts where she is coughing and weezing. I guess we will move on to the inhaled treatment next. Nothing is too much for our baby!!
Kelly St. Paul, MN
Don't give up on Jinx. My kitty Peter has had asthma most of his life. It's a battle sometimes but I'd do anything for him. Find a good vet that will really help you with this situation. You don't want to lose your kitty. Hang in there!
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My cat Jinx was diagnosed with asthma 2 years ago. Her disease has progressed to what you might call end stage. She is currently on a Flovent inhaler daily, prednisone orally, theophylline orally, and we recently added Accolate orally. I am at my wits end, because now I have to decide when to end her suffering. I love her dearly and want to keep her with me, but I don't want her to suffer. Any suggestions out there?
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It was a big year for water in Hollywood, given that the top two movies of the year – at least, until the tally for "The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" comes in – were the No. 1 "Finding Nemo" and No. 2 "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl."
"Nemo" made $340 million domestically, while "Pirates" swashbuckled its way to $305 million, reports the Associated Press.
Even so, notes the news service and just about every amateur and professional industry observer, it is only a matter of time until "The Return of the King" will overtake "Nemo" as the top-grossing film released in 2003. In less than two weeks since its release, director Peter Jackson's final chapter in the adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy trilogy has brought in $224 million at the domestic box office. (The cumulative tally is based on original release date, and "King" is still in release.)
But overall, Hollywood's earning sagged for most of the year, says the AP. Ticket prices were up about 3.97 percent while total earnings fell 0.45 percent from the previous year, the first downturn since 1991, according to box office tracker Exhibitor Relations Co. And total attendance was down 4.25 percent.
All told, 2003 movies made an estimated total of $9.275 billion, compared to the 2002 total of $9.317 billion.
"The Matrix" saga enjoyed a huge opening weekend in the spring for "The Matrix Reloaded," which rang up an impressive $281.5 million total, $114 million more than the Wachowski brothers' groundbreaking 1999 original.
But disappointment quickly sank in as "Matrix Reloaded" left many fans cold. The final chapter, "The Matrix Revolutions," opened in November to far weaker numbers and is limping toward $140 million, the lowest gross of the three movies, says the AP.
Other hits included Jim Carrey in "Bruce Almighty"; "X2: X-Men United"; Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Terminator 3: The Rise of the Machines"; Will Ferrell's "Elf"; Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson's rage farce "Anger Management"; and the racehorse tale "Seabiscuit."
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It has been over twenty five years and we are still doing the same thing we did in 1986 – only better. That is, finding the best green coffee in the world, roasting it to perfection in our very special roaster every weekday, and bringing it fresh to you so you can enjoy it while the aroma can still fill a room. Freshness counts! You wouldn't buy old bread, why would you buy old coffee? Doing any of these things would make our coffee better than anything else you can find. Doing all three means you're buying coffee that's unsurpassed at any price. We are proud to be able to bring you coffees of this fine quality.
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