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Classic early work by Joe Henderson – very well titled with the use of "mode", given the new sound and new direction Henderson was taking his tenor in the 60s! The album's got Joe working at the head of an all-great lineup that includes Lee Morgan, Curtis Fuller, Cedar Walton, and Bobby Hutcherson – the last of whom really brings in some tremendous moments to the record, using vibes to create a slightly off-kilter feel that pushes the set from straight hardbop into the modern realm with traces of "new thing" tones and colors. Joe's solos are incredible – searing, searching, yet still pulsing with an undeniably soulful rhythm – and titles include the essential track "Black", plus "Caribbean Fire Dance", "Free Wheelin", and "Shade Of Jade". CD features a bonus alternate take of "Black". © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc.
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Pennsylvania State University's board of trustees took a step Friday evening toward streamlining the process of settling civil claims with the child-sex-abuse victims of its former assistant football coach, Jerry Sandusky.
With little discussion and no opposition expressed, the board unanimously voted to give trustees on its legal subcommittee authority to oversee the settlement process and keep the rest of the board apprised.
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It is not clear whether careful history taking with detailed questioning of the characteristics of cough is diagnostically useful.
To determine if the character, timing, or complications of chronic cough were helpful in determining its cause.
A prospective, descriptive study of consecutive, unselected, immunocompetent patients referred to our university outpatient clinic because of chronic cough. All patients were evaluated by a previously published and validated systematic diagnostic protocol, a self-administered questionnaire, and by observing the character of involuntary and voluntary coughs. The final diagnosis of the cause of cough required fulfillment of pre pretreatment criteria plus having cough disappear or substantially improve as a complaint with specific therapy.
Eighty-eight patients met inclusion criteria and were fully evaluated. The mean±SD age was 53.1 ± 16 years (range, 15-83 years) and 24 were males and 64 were females with a mean±SD history of cough for 6.6±9.8 years (range, 1 month-44 years). The cause of chronic cough was established in 86 (98%) of 88 patients. Eighty-one (92%) of 88 had cough disappear as a complaint. Cough was as a result of a single cause in 39% and multiple causes in 59%. Gastroesophageal reflux disease, postnasal drip syndrome, and asthma were the 3 most common causes of chronic cough and accounted for 90% % of diagnoses. Gastroesophageal reflux disease, postnasal drip syndrome, and asthma were again found to be the 3 most common causes of chronic cough irrespective of patient estimated quantity of daily sputum production. These 3 conditions caused chronic cough in 99.4% of patients with the following characteristics: (1) nonsmoker; (2) not receiving an angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor drug; and (3) normal or nearly normal and stable chest radiograph. With respect to the spectrum and frequency of diagnoses and their interrelationships with the character, timing, and complications of cough, multiple stepwise linear regression analysis showed that none of the variability of the character, timing, or complications of cough could be explained by any specific diagnosis.
A carefully taken history with detailed questioning of the character, timing, and complications of chronic cough is not likely to be useful in diagnosing the cause of cough. The cause can be determined and successfully treated with specific therapy in the greatest majority of cases. Chronic cough is often caused by multiple, simultaneously contributing causes. Postnasal drip syndrome, asthma, and gastroesophageal reflux disease remain the 3 most common causes of chronic cough and there is a clinical profile that nearly always predicts their presence in immunocompetent patients.(Arch Intern Med. 1996;156:997-1003)
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Barclays volunteers to help visitors and raise money for Barclays Jersey Boat Show charities
50 employees from Barclays in Jersey will be volunteering at this year's Barclays Jersey Boat Show.
The volunteers will be offering directions and advice on what there is to see and do at the Boat Show along with helping to raise money for the charities by running the Barclays 'Hook a Duck' game featuring the famous Barclays Boat Show duck.
Yas Vockins, Head of Banking Operations at Barclays in Jersey and volunteer coordinator is looking forward to volunteering at another action packed show.
"The Boat Show is such a fun event as there is a great family friendly atmosphere and there is so much for visitors to see and do so we're always inundated with requests from employees to volunteer each year."
Barclays matches all donations raised by their volunteers during the show and this year the money raised will be split equally between The Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity and Holidays for Heroes Jersey.
"Our employees do such a fantastic job volunteering at the Boat Show every year and we really wanted to highlight their involvement, said Neil McCluskey, Head of Offshore and Local Markets for Barclays in Jersey.
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1996 Chateau Lafon Rochet Saint-Estephe
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This is from an extended article in the LA times on the effect of overseas workers on the Philippine economy and culture:
The wards are overflowing at Negros Oriental Provincial Hospital, and dozens of patients lie on cots in the corridors. Some have just given birth. Others have just had surgery. Some will die in the hallway… Patients who come here have no choice. It's the only hospital in the region they can afford. But for the doctors there is a way out: Study nursing and leave for the United States or Europe, where qualified nurses are in short supply.
Medical regulations in the U.S. and European countries typically make it very difficult for foreign doctors to work there as physicians. But nurses are in such demand that some recruiters offer bonuses of $15,000, the equivalent of three years' pay for a doctor in Dumaguete.
Of 207 doctors in Negros Oriental province, 79 have become nurses and more than 30 are in nursing school. This hospital is supposed to have 72 doctors, but only 43 remain. The Dumaguete district has closed two of its six rural hospitals and may soon have to close a third, said Dr. Ely Villapando, the province's chief health officer.
"We are worried sick about medical doctors taking up nursing and leaving," said Villapando, 63, who also runs the hospital. "We are losing the most skilled doctors. This is a crisis in healthcare."
An aid agency gave the hospital new cardiology equipment, but it sits unused. The hospital's only cardiologist left to become an emergency-room nurse in Chicago. What she earned in a month here, she can now make before lunch.
I remember visiting one of the grandmas at the hospital I volunteered at in the Philippines. She had a painful and ugly cancer in her foot, but an amputation would have easily saved her. They even attempted to schedule the surgery several times while I was there, but it was never done, and she died a few months later. Why? The hospital had no anesthesiologist.
I also think it is ironic that qualified doctors are working as nurses in the US. We actually have a doctor from another country in my PT class. He didn't want to go through medical school again.


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"What we could really use are shavings and sand, to keep the horses as comfortable as possible," said Denise Tomey, owner and operator of the ranch. "If anyone wanted to give something, those would be best."
Lessons are postponed until a few days after the rain stops to give the corrals time to dry out.
Carousel Ranch is a charity which focuses on helping disabled children regain their balance on a horse and in life through therapeutic and recreational programs.
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OCU Honors Famous Naturalist's 200th with Special Program
Even though scientists believe evolution has been an ongoing process for billions of years, the man most famous for the scientific theory is a mere 200 years old. And Oklahoma City University is planning a special event for Feb. 12 in honor of Charles Darwin's big day, which also happens to be Abraham Lincoln's 200th birthday.
As part of the celebration, OCU will host a lecture at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 from world-renowned ethnobotanist and author Mark Plotkin, who wrote "The Shaman's Apprentice" and "The Medicine Quest." The lecture will be held in OCU's Petree Recital Hall.
Plotkin traded his comfortable lifestyle in the U.S. for the South American jungles in search of natural healing plants and medicinal techniques of ancient peoples. In "The Shaman's Apprentice," Plotkin relays his experiences of befriending "witch doctors" in the Amazon in his quest for their versions of conventional healing practices.
Susan Barber, OCU associate provost and professor of biology, explained her desire to organize a celebration for Darwin's birthday and talked about why the Plotkin visit is the fitting way to do so.
"Both scientists had a craving for adventure and a strong desire to uncover the mysteries of nature," Barber said. "We have been working to get Plotkin to our campus for a long time, to share with us his interesting findings from remote areas. He's one of the great naturalists of our time and is gifted at telling stories about his travels and experiences."
The arts and sciences college might have the most interest in the Darwin milestone, but it wasn't the only group on campus to take notice. The Student Government Association and the Distinguished Speakers Series committee also wanted to be involved, and the event snowballed into a series of discussion sessions and a documentary film showing leading up to and following the guest speaker.
"Most individuals recognize Darwin as the author of 'The Origin of Species,' but he was a prolific writer widely known as an important natural historian as well," Barber added, pointing out that Darwin's interests and research varied from pollination biology to the instincts of earthworms, besides his seminal studies conducted on the Galapagos Islands.


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Some students in the Palmetto State soon will be riding in style on brand-new school buses.
State Superintendent of Education Mick Zais is expected to announce today the delivery of the first additions to the state-owned fleet since 2007-08.
The new buses will be funded by almost $12.5 million in unclaimed lottery-prize money.
Zais and other state officials were unavailable for comment Wednesday, which was a state holiday. It was unclear how many new buses are expected.
South Carolina operates the only state-run bus fleet in the country, and it also is the oldest fleet in the nation, with the majority of the buses more than 15 years old, according to the state Department of Education. Many of the buses date to the 1990s and some even to the 1980s. Some had logged more than 400,000 miles.
The fleet of 5,657 buses traveled more than 81 million miles to transport more than 655,000 students daily during the last school year.
In 2007, an investigative series in The Post and Courier revealed that the state's buses are the oldest, most polluting and least safe in the nation. As a result, the state established guidelines that call for buses to be replaced after 15 years, which was to have created a cycle of replacing about 375 buses annually at a cost of $36 million per year.
In the decade before that, the state bought an average of about 90 new buses per year. At that rate, it would take about 62 years to replace them all.
But so far the state has failed to follow its replacement program, and instead the Legislature is now studying the "South Carolina School Bus Privatization Act of 2012," which would require districts to take over their bus operations or contract out the operation to private companies.
The proposal is in the Senate Committee on Education and has the support of Gov. Nikki Haley.
Locally, some districts, such as Charleston, Beaufort and Dorchester District 2, already contract out bus service with Durham School Services, but maintenance facilities are still state-run.
The Berkeley County School District operates its own buses.
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Turkey's hopes of staging the 2020 Olympic Games could be wrecked by the latest drugs sting to have left the country's sporting reputation tattered and torn on the doping-room floor.
Although Turkey will not be thrown out of next month's World Athletics Championships in Moscow, amid reports that more than 20 athletes tested positive last month, the Istanbul campaign could be fatally weakened.
Tokyo and Madrid are the other candidate cities, with a winner due to be announced by the International Olympic Committee in September. If an inquiry is taking place while doping bans are being issued, Istanbul officials will


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Inspired by listening to astronomy radio, Nevada City artist Tahiti Pehrson has created a new installation of intricate, hand-cut, white-layered paper works that are on view through the windows at the Alpha Building now through Aug. 20.
While Pehrson chose as his title for the work, "Sea of Love" - a song written by Phil Phillips, made famous by The Honeydrippers and more recently by Tom Waits - the installation has a nebulous quality with concentric, spiraling shapes.
Pehrson has been hand cutting paper for decades. He grew up in a family of artists and went on to study painting and printmaking at the San Francisco Art Institute.
Eventually he began searching for a more immediate form of artistic expression that would have a widespread audience. Street art fit the bill, and Pehrson's preferred method of mark making became the stencil.
When asked to exhibit work in a more formal setting, he decided to show stencils before they were used - in their clean, white state. From that moment, Pehrson's paper cutting has become more and more obsessive and intricate. He makes his patterns using a computer and hand cuts the works using a No. 11 X-Acto blade. Each hole is comprised of several cuts. Thousands and thousands of cuts go into each piece, using hundreds of razor blades, too.
"I believe we always look for the patterns that make up life," said Pehrson. "We're rewarded for finding patterns, because that's predictability and it's a way of survival. Everyone is constantly searching for the next algorithm, the next pattern. That's our human quest - to look for something bigger."
Nevada County Arts and the Nevada City Film Festival have collaborated to feature visual art during the film festival. Pehrson's work, as well as art by Matt Gottschalk, Eli Kirshbaum and Eryka Fiedler, will be displayed in the Alpha Building windows.
Other artists and locations include Greg Moore at the Haven Underground, Dave Bowels at Neva Co, and Sarah Coleman and Dylan McConnell will be on display and for sale at Kitkitdizzi in downtown Nevada City.
For details about the film festival schedule, visit www.nevadacityfilmfestival.com and for information about Nevada County Arts visit www.nevadacountyarts.org.


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Ironically, I made jokes about this but this wasn't me :confused02: Awesome anyways.
EDIT: I also watch Breaking Bad :D
Haha poor guy!
Props for watching Breaking Bad, my personal favourite ever series. Anti-props for still using IE ;)
I never got that shit. It's almost as wierd as the people who are ADAMENT that their current anti virus is the best. Does not using IE and being sure of your anti virus make you cool in 2012? :D
If it's IE10 I can let you off, as that's a reasonable browser (still not as good as Chrome or Firefox), but anything earlier, and I am disappointed in you sir.
Also, the whole Tim Means situation is hilarious. Played out like a Bobby Southworth nightmare.
****ed if I know what it is. Why is anything better than anything else anyways? I use the internet to go on the internet. Every browser does that. Mission accomplished.
Tim Means is still that nigga.
I guess. I'm doing a web development degree though, so, browsers being compatible with cool shit (which pre-IE10 IE just isn't) is more important to me than it would be for the normal web user.
Plus Chrome has helpful add-ons like AdBlocker (blocks most of the adverts on the web), Proxy unblocker (unblocks YouTube videos so you can watch them from anywhere in the world... TAKE THAT FUEL!!) and it just feels quicker.
Also - What season are you up to on Breaking Bad?
Is that a logo from "Danske Bank" in your toolbar? If so - why? :p
Holy crap! That's the fastest KO in the UFC! Give him a top 10 for his next bout and see where he stacks up.
I'm trying to find a comment by Dana talking about Sauna's brutal KO. I bet he says "he's in the mix."
Well at least he got a lose and a win out of it.
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My butcher and I
We have the best butcher you could wish for. I don't know what it is like where you live but I know that for example there are very, very few still open in Sweden. So you can imagine how happy my father has been the times when he has been here and we and we have gone shopping at the butcher's! My father's a cultivated man, a man capable of assimilating all the beauty and greatness of Italy's past but when I once asked him what he liked best of the things he had seen, he answered: "The butcher"! First I was a bit taken aback but then I understood why; it is possible to experience all the art and the architecture through reproductions and photos but it is impossible to go back in time but by entering the butcher's store, my father could for a while relive his childhood and youth and remember things forgotten…
The butcher is called Tiziano and he looks just like a butcher should, fat and smiling and always holding a big knife. Until a year ago, his father worked in a room behind the shop, cutting meat, making sausages and salamis but he has had to give it up due to back problems and when you have seen how they carry a quarter of an ox or cow on their shoulder, you don't have any problem imagining how their vertebras look like.
Yesterday we felt that we needed some red meat, we don't eat meat that much but now and then we are overcome with cravings for it and it's not difficult to give in, the only problem are all the people who also want to eat meat and as Tiziano is the best around here, people travel from far away to buy his meat. But yesterday I was lucky, when I went there I was so lucky that I had to wait for about one minute and when I had to go back because I had forgotten to buy a salami, I had to wait for 30 seconds, clearly my lucky day!
In the first photo you can see his wonderful salsicce, spicy but not too much and with the right balance between meat and fat. I never eat any other salsicce. No way.
Here we have one of the steaks I bought. You probably have heard of la fiorentina, a very high or thick steak (10 cm high) from a particular breed of cow/beef, la Chianina, that you find in Tuscany. People are crazy about it but I have to say that I prefer my butcher's! Tiziano gets his meat from Piedmonte in the north of Italy where you find Italy's best beef and I can assure you that it lives up to its reputation! We like our steaks a bit thinner than the real fiorentina but we grill it in the same way and enjoy it as much! A nice steak from Tiziano and a glass of wine-what else could one ask for?


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Herbalife personal wellness coach Jessica Heimrich is inviting people to get motivated to lose weight during a 12-week Weight Loss Challenge starting in early April.
"We educate them on proper nutrition and eating habits," she said. "And it's really cool because the top three weight losers also win cash prizes."
Cost of the program is $39, of which $10 is donated to the Foundation for the Prevention of Childhood Obesity (gofitkids.org) and $29 goes into the pot. The winners of the challenge - the biggest losers - get the money. There are four winners - the top three weight losers and the top inch loser.
Heimrich said participants also may win weekly prizes.
"We have door prizes and fun little quizzes," she said. "The person who gets the most right on the quiz gets a prize. There are prizes galore and fun galore."
But Heimrich also makes the class educational by teaching proper nutrition, but they last no more than an hour.
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To learn more about the challenge, visit the Tiffin "meetup group" at www.Meetup.com/Tiffin-weight-loss-challenge or call her at (419) 443-1367. For more information on Herbalife, visit www.herbalife.com.
"I just tell them what I know," she said. "That's part of being a wellness coach. You help them with their daily menu pretty much."
She teaches serving sizes and other basic information.
She also reviews the importance of exercise.
"Simply speaking, you need to get moving," she said. "Maybe going for a brisk walk or a jog. You don't need to be lifting weights unless you want to."
Another main focus of the program is accountability.
"For people who participate in this course, we provide not fun motivation," she said. "If you're not motivated, you're not going to do it. If you're not having fun, you're not going to do it.
Heimrich said she finds the classes personally fulfilling.
"I really love it because I get to help people and I love seeing the smiles on their faces when they've lost weight and they feel better," she said.
Although she never had a weight problem, Heimrich said she can relate to the higher energy levels.
When she started the Herbalife program, she was looking to improve her nutrition and increase her energy.
"I said, 'What the heck. I'll give it a try,'" she said. "Oh boy, I was blown away."
Heimrich, who has been conducting Weight Loss Challenge classes since October, originally got into the business in April 2009.
"The hardest thing for me to do is talking to people really," she said. "I just don't want to come off sounding like a salesperson, but it's something that works and something a lot of people are looking for."
She started using the products in November 2008.
"It's not only for people who are overweight," she said. "It's for people who are looking for better health, more energy, to feel better."
Heimrich was an emergency medical technician for six years.
"With EMS, you can only help the sick and injured," she said. "This (business) is helping them with the health, helping them feel better."
After a few months on the program, she noticed she no longer had the back pain she had dealt with since she was 18.
"The body works like is supposed to when you put the right things into it," she said. "How can proper nutrition help with my back? But it does. I am proof it works."
Although using Herbalife products is not required to participate in the challenge, Heimrich said she can more easily help people create a weight loss program if they do.
She said some of the company's supplements and meal-replacement shakes are targeted for weight loss. If participants choose to buy supplements or other products, they cost extra.
"They have all the nutrients, vitamins and minerals that a proper healthy meal should have," she said.
Other products target heart health, bone health, joint health or specific men's or women's health.
Heimrich said she can take no more than 25 people per class.
"That way we can give each person the individual attention that they need and they deserve," she said. "That's what I tell them. You're not alone. You've got help at your fingertips."


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I'm doing my best to not panic but I am having a meltdown. I was speaking to my daughter about 2 weeks ago attempting to educate her on women's health. Rather than wait until she's older, I figured now would be a good time to go over some basics esp since next year will be her first visit to the ob/gyn, We talked about becoming familiar with her body and things to be watchful for. She came to me last night in an ALL OUT panic. I had recently been talking toher about feeling for lumps and was motivating her to become familiar with how her body felt so if anything off popped up as she matured, she would notice. SO...she tells me she found a lump and I passed it off as nothing major and assumed she was being dramatic. My daughter has autism spectrum disorder as well, so I take everything with a grain of salt. Sure enough, there is an obvious different between them and one has a golf ball sized lump. I m not talking minor...this is not pea sized. Considering her disability and the fact that I no longer assist her in bathing her, there was no reason for her t be concerned about it until I had talked with her about monitoring her body for future concerns. So Now I am in heart attack mode bc I have no health INS on her. Her biological father is not paying child support, and he does not see her. I'm going to make a appointment with a place called Christ Community Health Center but am not confident they will give her the care she needs. I'm more worried about paying someone to confirm YEP she has a huge lump. I KNOW THAT!?!?!?! I read online that other moms have had similar experiences and that an ultra sound had to be done. I'm also at this very moment under the impression that I may well be pregnant as i was looking happily forward to getting a test done next Thursday and then THIS happens. There is no way that the lump is merely a calcium deposit. It's too big. Even worse is her saying it is painful and sensitivie to touch. I'm so scared for her. Has anyone else experienced anything like this with their teen? She's just 13....? =( I'm worried I'm going to take her to this Community Center and they will be unable to do an ultrasound on her and that will elongate me finding someone I can afford to get her the proper car she needs. She's freaking out as much as i am and I am doing my best to remain calm and not let her see how I'm trembling over this. SIGH....
My 13 year old found a golf ball sized lump in one of her breasts!
I'm so sorry HUGS. It's scary..you've got to take it one step at a time. Again HUGS.
Thank you. the scariest thing about it is knowing this is not us going into a situation wondering if it is 'something." It is obvious it is something and I'm so frightened for her. I appreciate so much the kind words. I'm going to call the Dr. in 2 hours when they are open. Praying this is a non cancerous cyst as a worst case scenario. the thing that honestly ticks me off about tis the most is that in light of my recent attempt to educate my daugher about women's health, her guidance conselor told her that I had misled her to think anything could happen to her at her age and the guidance counselor reassured her that she was TOO YOUNG to have a concern about ANYTHING like THAT. OK...first off, the counselor basically tells my daughter I've lied to her. Then she tells my daughter that the precautions I told her about do not apply to her and now THIS. I'm going to give that conselor a call when my daughter gets back to school next week and I'm going to inform her that i had to take my daughter to a Dr. due to a large lump found over her Fall break from School. That lady is not a Dr. The nerve of her to tell my daughter that behind my back. I went to her office after the fact and she informed me " I've never heard of a teenager having breast cancer which is why I told her what I did." Seriously???!!!??? No matter what age, any one of any age can get cancer or having a unusual growth appear. Age has nothing to do with it. Just ask the kids at St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital who ALL have a fatal illness which many of them have cancer. I cannot believe the nerve of some people misguiding our kids when we do our best to educate them. She had no right to tell my daughter that and now I'm in this situation. WOW...just WOW.
Also tell that bitch of a gc that while rare teens do get breast cancer. A local girl at age 10 had it. It can happen,
Right now don't worry about the paying, just get it looked at. Then see if you qualify for medicaid due to the nature of it.
ds age 7 allergies to peanuts, eggs,
dd age 14, dd 19
There's so much misinformation! Of course the counselor had no business telling your dd that.
I know these next few days will be tough to wait for news. I remember when my Mom found a lump..it took a week to find out. It was a long, long week. You've just got to take it one step at a time and hope for the best. GL!
I have no advice, but I'm so sorry you're going through this. Hugs!
~Kim: shy misunderstood hippie rebel girl turned couponing , house party suburban house wife~
I'm so sorry to hear this. And it's a good thing you spoke to your DD about this (despite what that idiot GC thinks) because if you didn't she wouldn't have found the lump. Now you can be pro-active in getting it taken care of. I wish you both the best of luck.
Since you do not have ins, there is a good option for you with PLANNED PARENTHOOD.
They do offer breast exams and problem exams, and if there is any need for further testing they can refer to their many resources. PP may be able to help you with medicaid for women's health issues, which covers these types of situations. The income limits are much higher then normal medicaid because it only covers specific women's health issues.
They can assess the lump and inform you if it feels "off". Many teens have lumpy breasts as the tissue changes, so they can feel for "normal" change versus "abnormal lump".
They will see you based on income, and inability to pay is often taken into consideration with sliding scale fees :)
Contact your local PP. They see girls ages 11+
I agree to try planned parenthood. I would not contact the school counselor until you get the results back. If she does end up with cancer, you might have to deal with that women for weeks during treatment and you don't want to have her pissed at you.


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Champion Beer of Britain
The Champion Beer of Britain (also known as CBOB) is an award presented by the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), at their annual Great British Beer Festival in early August. Beers can qualify in three ways:
- CAMRA tasting panels judge the beers in their geographic area of the UK. The recommendations of these panels are put forward to 6 regional panels, with the winners of these qualifying for the finals in August.
- Votes from CAMRA members via a form in What's Brewing, the CAMRA newsletter.
- Winning one of the 150 Beer Of The Festival awards from CAMRA beer festivals held throughout the year
Nominated beers are then grouped into categories and go through several rounds of blind tasting at the Great British Beer Festival. Category winners are then re-judged to determine the supreme champion - the Champion Beer Of Britain.
- 1 Categories
- 2 Name changes
- 3 Winter ales
- 4 Results
- 5 2009 Awards
- 6 2008 awards
- 7 2007 awards
- 8 See also
- 9 References
Beers are split into categories depending on their style or strength
Name changes[edit]
The Old Ales & Barley Wines category has been renamed over the years. The award was first presented in 1991. In 1992 the category was split into two - Old Ales and Barley Wines. The new Old Ales category was renamed in 1993 to Old Ales & Strong Milds, changed again to Old Ales & Strong Ales in 1994, finally reverting to Old Ales & Strong Milds in 1996.
The Strong Ale category was changed in 1991 to Strong Bitter, with the Strong Milds joining the Old Ales category.
Winter ales[edit]
Since 1996 the Old Ales & Strong Milds, Barley Wines and Porters & Stouts have been judged as part of the Champion Winter Beer Of Britain awards at the National Winter Ales Festival.
- 1978 - Thwaites Best Mild and Fuller's ESB (joint winners)
- 1979 - Fuller's London Pride
- 1980 - Thwaites Best Mild
- 1981 - Fuller's ESB
- 1982 - Timothy Taylor Landlord
- 1983 - Timothy Taylor Landlord
- 1984 - No event was held this year
- 1985 - Fuller's ESB
- 1986 - Bateman XXXB
- 1987 - Pitfield Brewery Dark Star
- 1988 - Ringwood Old Thumper
- 1989 - Fuller's Chiswick Bitter
From 1990 onwards Gold, Silver and Bronze awards were made instead of just having an overall winner.
|Ind Coope Burton Ale
|Timothy Taylor Landlord
|Robinson's Old Tom
|Mauldon Black Adder
|Fuller's ESB
|Brains Dark
|Woodforde's Norfolk Nog
|Timothy Taylor Landlord
|Bateman Salem Porter
|Adnams Extra
|Timothy Taylor Best Bitter
|Woodforde's Headcracker
|Timothy Taylor Landlord
|Coachhouse Blunderbuss
|Woodforde's Headcracker
|Cottage Norman's Conquest
|Harveys Porter
|Hadrian Centurion
|Woodforde's Wherry Best Bitter
|Cheriton Digger's Gold
|Butterknowle Banner Bitter
|Mordue Workie Ticket
|Bateman Dark Mild
|Hobson's Best Bitter
|Coniston Bluebird Bitter
|Mordue Radgie Gadgie
|Moorhouse's Black Cat
|Timothy Taylor Landlord
|Oakham JHB (Jeffrey Hudson Bitter)
|Caledonian Deuchars IPA
|Moorhouse's Black Cat
|Hogsback TEA
|York Brewery Yorkshire Terrier
|Oakham Jeffrey Hudson Bitter
|Hop Back Summer Lightning
|Brains Dark
|Caledonian Deuchars IPA
|RCH East Street Cream
|Triple fff Moondance
|Harviestoun Bitter & Twisted
|Brains Dark
|Bazens' Black Pig
|Kelham Island Pale Rider
|Greene King IPA
|Hampshire Ironside
|Crouch Vale Brewers Gold
|Grainstore Rutland Panther
|Woodforde's Wherry
|Crouch Vale Brewers Gold
|Harveys Sussex Best Bitter
|Triple fff Moondance
|Hobsons Mild
|Mighty Oak Maldon Gold
|Green Jack Ripper
|Triple fff Alton's Pride
|Beckstones Black Dog Freddy
|Wickwar Station Porter
|Rudgate Ruby Mild
|Oakham Attila
|West Berkshire Dr Hexter's
|Castle Rock Harvest Pale
|Timothy Taylor Landlord
|Surrey Hills Hammer Mild
|Mighty Oak Oscar Wilde
|Marble Chocolate
|Salopian Shropshire Gold
|Coniston No.9 Barley Wine
|Green Jack Trawlerboys Best Bitter
|Dark Star American Pale Ale
|Elland 1872 Porter
|Buntingford Twitchell
|Fyne Ales Jarl
|Timothy Taylor Boltmaker
|Oakham Citra
|Salopian Darwin's Origin
|Tiny Rebel Cwtch
|Kelburn Jaguar
|Dancing Duck Dark Drake
|Binghams Vanilla Stout
|Old Dairy Snow Top
|Tring Death or Glory
2009 Awards[edit]
Overall winners[edit]
- Champion Beer of Britain - Rudgate, Ruby Mild (York, North Yorkshire)
- Second - Oakham, Attila (Peterborough, Cambridgeshire)
- Third - West Berkshire, Dr Hexter's Healer (Thatcham, Berkshire)
Mild category[edit]
- Gold - Rudgate, Ruby Mild (York, North Yorkshire)
- Silver - Bank Top, Dark Mild (Bolton, Lancashire)
- Bronze - Highland, Dark Munro (Birsay, Orkney)
Bitter category[edit]
- Gold - Surrey Hills, Ranmore Ale (Guildford, Surrey)
- Silver - Butcombe, Bitter (Bristol, Avon)
- Joint Bronze - Humpty Dumpty, Little Sharpie (Reedham, Norfolk)
- Joint Bronze - Triple fff, Alton's Pride (Alton, Hampshire)
Best Bitter category[edit]
- Gold - Southport, Golden Sands (Southport, Merseyside)
- Silver - Buntingford, Britannia (Royston, Hertfordshire)
- Joint Bronze - Evan Evans, Cwrw (Llandeilo, Carmarthenshire)
- Joint Bronze - Thornbridge, Lord Marples (Bakewell, Derbyshire)
- Joint Bronze - Vale, VPA (Brill, Buckinghamshire)
Golden Ale category[edit]
- Gold - Dark Star, American Pale Ale (Ansty, West Sussex)
- Joint Silver - Adnams, Explorer (Southwold, Suffolk)
- Joint Silver - St Austell, Proper Job (St Austell, Cornwall)
Strong Bitter category[edit]
- Gold - West Berkshire, Dr Hexter's Healer (Thatcham, Berkshire)
- Silver - Thornbridge, Kipling (Bakewell, Derbyshire)
- Bronze - Grain, Tamarind IPA (Harleston, Norfolk)
Speciality Beer category[edit]
- Gold - Nethergate, Umbel Magna (Pentlow, Essex)
- Silver - Wentworth, Bumble Beer (Wentworth, South Yorkshire)
- Bronze - Amber, Chocolate Orange Stout (Ripley, Derbyshire)
Winter Beer of Britain[edit]
winner (announced in January 2009)
- Oakham, Attila (Cambridgeshire)
Bottled Beer of Britain[edit]
- Gold - Titanic, Stout (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire)
- Silver - Great Gable, Yewbarrow (Gosforth, Cumbria)
- Bronze - White Shield Brewery, White Shield (Coors, Burton-on-Trent)
2008 awards[edit]
Champion Beer of Britain[edit]
- Champion Beer of Britain: Triple fff Alton's Pride (Hampshire):[1]
- Second: Beckstones Black Dog Freddy (Cumbria)
- Third: Wickwar Station Porter (Gloucestershire)
Mild Category[edit]
- Gold - Beckstones, Black Dog Freddy (Cumbria)
- Silver - Rudgate, Ruby Mild (York)
- Bronze - Rhymney, Dark (Merthyr Tydfil)
Bitter Category[edit]
- Gold - Triple fff, Alton's Pride (Hampshire)
- Silver - Lees, Bitter (Manchester) Joint
- Bronze - Jarrow, Rivet Catcher (Tyne & Wear) and Surrey Hills, Ranmore Ale (Surrey)
Best Bitter Category[edit]
- Gold - Skinner's, Betty Stogs (Cornwall)
- Silver - Highland, Scapa Special (Orkney)
- Bronze - Cairngorm, Nessies Monster Mash (Highlands) and Timothy Taylor, Landlord (West Yorkshire)
Strong Bitter Category[edit]
- Gold - Thornbridge, Jaipur IPA (Derbyshire)
- Silver - Fuller's, ESB (London)
- Bronze - Highland, Orkney Blast (Orkney)
Golden Ale Category[edit]
- Gold - Otley, O1 (Mid Glamorgan)
- Silver - Loddon, Ferryman's Gold (Oxfordshire)
- Bronze - Skinner's, Cornish Knocker Ale (Cornwall)
Speciality Beer Category[edit]
- Gold - Otley, OGarden (Mid Glamorgan)
- Silver - Wentworth, Bumble Beer (South Yorkshire)
- Bronze - Nethergate, Umbel Magna (Essex)
Bottled-Conditioned Beers[edit]
- Gold - Wye Valley, Dorothy Goodbody's Wholesome Stout
- Silver - Fullers, 1845
- Bronze - Wells and Young's, Special London Ale
Winter Beer of Britain[edit]
- Winner (announced in January 2008) Wickwar, Station Porter
2007 awards[edit]
Champion Beer Of Britain[edit]
- Gold - Hobsons Mild
- Silver - Mighty Oak Maldon Gold
- Bronze - Green Jack Ripper
- Gold - Hobsons Mild
- Silver - Nottingham Rock Mild
- Bronze - Brain's Dark
- Gold - Castle Rock Harvest Pale
- Silver - Twickenham Crane Sundancer
- Joint Bronze - Surrey Hills Ranmore Ale and Fyne Piper's Gold
Best Bitters[edit]
- Gold - Purple Moose Glaslyn Ale
- Silver - George Wright Pipe Dream
- Joint Bronze - Fuller's London Pride, Nethergate Suffolk County and Station House Buzzin'
Strong Bitters[edit]
- Gold - York Centurion's Ghost
- Silver - Inveralmond Lia Fail
- Bronze - Brain's SA Gold
Speciality Beers[edit]
- Gold - Nethergate Umbel Magna
- Silver - Little Valley Hebden Wheat
- Bronze - St Peter's Grapefruit
Golden Ales[edit]
- Gold - Mighty Oak Maldon Gold
- Silver - Oak Leaf Hole Hearted
- Bronze - Otley 01
CAMRA Bottle-conditioned Beers[edit]
- Gold - O'Hanlon's Port Stout
- Silver - Titanic Stout and Wye Valley Dorothy Goodbody's Wholesome Stout
- Bronze - Wapping Baltic Gold
See also[edit]
- ^ [1] Archived August 9, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.


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Saturday, February 18, 2012
Old Postcards From New York City To Back Home #46: Brooklyn Bridge and Lower Manhattan Skyline
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Card Reads:
"Dear Family, Well I have been a [?] for exactly eighteen months today and I guess I still being a [?]. The most recent [?] for promotions went up to and included 1 May. My date of rank is of 5 May so I missed it by only four days and I guess a miss is as good as a mile. Well anyway, at least I can look forward to a discharge which should come through at least by 1 December. [Crossed out line - As soon as I get some definate word on it.] I will surely let you know as soon as I get some definate word on it. It is rumored that I will be sent to the Great Lakes discharge and if I do I surely hope that I will get time to see Dick while I am there. I took Sunday evening dinner at the officers club here at the base and had a delicious broiled lobster dinner. Love Bob.
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- TF Cornerstone said...
Even as we race toward the future, these reminders of the past are a candid look into the past. This postcard, though a routine lost knick-knack to some is actually a precious memory for one of the oldest cities in the United States.
- February 18, 2012 at 6:57 PM
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The Saugus Union School District will receive $1.4 million in funding from the Enhancing Education Through Technology Competitive Grant program, which is part of the federal No Child Left Behind Act.
With funding from the grant, the district will provide a technology-rich writing achievement program for students in the fourth grade, entitled Student Writing Achievement Through Technology Enhanced Collaboration.
With a focus on writing within the science curriculum, the project will engage every fourth-grade student in the district by providing a sustainable, one-to-one computing environment, which will be used to advance writing skills, build science knowledge, increase student and teacher technology proficiency, engage students and teachers in 21st century collaborative environments, and promote student writing achievement.
Grant funds will also enable the acquisition of tools and resources necessary to implement the project, which include providing approximately 1,700 fourth-grade students with rugged, lightweight, wireless Ultra
Mobile Devices for use in the classroom; access to a Web-based, student-driven writing evaluation tool; and a collaborative learning environment with which students will engage in public posting and commenting, group projects, and multi-school peer editing and review.
Teachers will each receive training and equipment necessary to lead the class, including a laptop, projector, printer, digital interactive pad, mobile cart for the devices, and appropriate wireless hardware to support the devices.


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Featured Golf News
Langer Setting New Standards for Senior Golf
Bernhard Langer's record-breaking romp in the Senior Open Championship in Wales was an eye-opener. At a tough, windswept Royal Porthcawl course that saw only five players break par after 72 holes, the 56-year-old German's 18-under-par total of 266 was nothing short of incredible.
Langer took the lead with an opening 6-under 65 and never looked back, posting rounds of 66, 67 and 68 for the runaway wire-to-wire victory. His 67 on Sunday was the low round of the day.
The European Tour's website listed the following records broken by Langer's superb performance:
His 13-stroke winning margin is the largest in the history of the Senior Open, beating the previous record of seven by Bob Charles in 1989.
His 13-stroke winning margin is the largest in the history of senior major championship golf. This beats the previous record of 12 set by Hale Irwin at the 1997 Senior PGA.
His 13-stroke winning margin is the second largest in major championship history, regular or senior. Tiger Woods won the U.S. Open by 15 in 2000 and Old Tom Morris won the Open Championship by 13 in 1862.
His 13-stroke winning margin is the largest in European Senior Tour history, beating the previous record of 11 by Boonchu Ruangkit at the 2010 Chang Thailand Senior Masters in 2010.
His 13-stroke winning margin is the largest victory margin in European Senior Tour history for a 72-hole event, breaking the previous best of 10 by Seiji Ebihara at the 2002 De Vere PGA Seniors Championship.
His 13-stroke winning margin is the second largest on the three major men's tours. The largest is 15 by Tiger Woods (2000 U.S. Open), and Ernie Els won by 13 at the 2005 BMW Asian Open.
His 13-stroke victory is the second-largest of his career. He won the 1979 Cacharel Under-25 Championship by 17.
His 18-under par total is the lowest winning total in relation to par ever in the Senior Open Championship.
His 54-hole total of 199 matched the lowest in European Senior Tour history for a 72-hole event, equaling Giuseppe Cali at the 2006 PGA Seniors Championship.
His eight-shot, 54-hole lead is the largest in European Senior Tour history for a 72-hole event, beating the six of Noboru Sugai in the 2002 Senior Open.
His seven-shot 36-hole lead is the largest in Senior Open Championship history.
His 65 equals the best start by a winner in Senior Open Championship history.
His 6-under par equals the lowest first round to par in Senior Open Championship history.
His 11-under par total for the opening 36 holes equals the lowest in Senior Open Championship history.
His 14-under total for the first 54 holes equals the lowest in Senior Open Championship history.
He's the third player to win the Senior Open Championship with all four rounds in the 60s.
He's the sixth player to win the Senior Open Championship with all four rounds under par.
He's the first player to win the Senior Open Championship in wire-to-wire fashion, twice. Langer also won the title in 2010 at Carnoustie.
The victory at Royal Porthcawl was his fourth title and second major of the year (he won the Senior Players in late June), and his 22nd win on the Champions Tour. He's 250 points ahead of Scotland's Colin Montgomerie in the Charles Schwab Cup points' race, while Jay Haas in third is nearly 2,000 points behind Langer.
Are there any questions about the greatest contemporary over-50 player in the world? You won't get any from Montgomerie, who finished in second place, 13 strokes behind Langer on Sunday.
When asked about any accolades that may be coming to him, Monty - a two-time major champion this year on the Champions Tour, quipped, "Potentially if Bernhard doesn't enter any tournaments. He's amazing, isn't he? He's clinical, he's methodical, he's ambassadorial, he's diplomatic. He's everything. He's an asset to any tour."
Here's what Langer had to say about his record-breaking performance following the just-completed Senior Open Championship.
BERNHARD LANGER: Just very blessed to be able to play such good golf and really enjoy the 18 holes today because there wasn't too much pressure. Still had to obviously hit some decent shots and make some putts, but got off to a great start, and you know, increased my lead and it was a real pleasure to be playing the last 10, 12 holes.
Q. Do you have to pinch yourself with the magnitude of the victory? I know you've won, say, the Irish Open, by ten strokes but this is quite something.
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, this is very unusual. I've won tournaments by 17, the World Championship under 25 years, but just doesn't happen, not with the competition you're facing. And certainly not in a major usually where the best from around the globe are playing in the championship. So it's been an amazing week for me.
Q. And one of those people you've beaten is Colin Montgomerie second place, good friend but nice to see him beneath you.
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, he's already had his run this year. He's won two majors and so we're battling it out for the Schwab Cup over in America and the Money List, so it will be a good race for the rest of the year.
Q. Makes up for last year?
BERNHARD LANGER: Certainly, it was a tough one last year, but when you put yourself in a position to win, you're going to win some, you're going to lose some. I've had both ends of the spectrum.
Q. Presumably you'll get a little chance to take this in to digest and celebrate.
BERNHARD LANGER: A little bit, not a whole lot. We are going to be flying to America tomorrow morning already and off to the next tournament. So that's the life of a professional, not a whole lot of time to celebrate but we'll take away some great memories here from Porthcawl and Wales, just a wonderful week that we had here.
Q. And one particular thing to look forward to, as well, you're in the Open Championship for next season.
BERNHARD LANGER: Definitely. That's going to be a great highlight, and you know, another chance at The Open Championship and especially at St. Andrews, there's no greater place to play golf than there.
Q. You missed an eagle on 18.
BERNHARD LANGER: I missed three eagles on 18. I had three great chances and, yeah, just couldn't convert the putts. But today it didn't matter any more, whether you win by 13 or 14, really, it didn't matter. So it was very enjoyable sort of last, 12, 14 holes today.
Q. You could have dropped a lot of shots and no one was going to catch you. What was the secret this week?
BERNHARD LANGER: The secret was driving the ball well. I think I drove it extremely straight and far, hit a lot of fairways, and from there, you can attack and make birdies, and that's what I did. I stayed out of the fairway bunkers, really all week. I don't think I drove one tee shot into a fairway bunker, and that was another key. And then my long putting was extremely good. I had tremendous touch from long distance. I mean, yesterday I 2 putted one from 37 yards away going three tiers up the hill. It's a putt you never practice. So it was all about feel and I had great touch.
Q. Does the margin by which you have won this week surprise you?
BERNHARD LANGER: A little bit, yes, but because you normally don't - you have to play great golf to win anywhere around the world nowadays. It's just so much competition and I know I played great golf, but I'm still a little bit surprised that I won by that many. But it just shows how tough the golf course is. There were only a handful of guys under par, and you know, you've had a lot of great competitors competing this week.
Q. There's talk of an Open possibly coming here. You've played it in championship conditions. Now do you think that the course is good enough for that?
BERNHARD LANGER: The course is definitely good for an Open Championship. I think it's a great test, especially when the wind blows a little bit. The question is just, you know, is the surrounding stuff good enough for an Open Championship. But I'm sure they can work it out.
Q. And Colin Montgomerie also said your form, should see you go into The Ryder Cup Team; what would you say about that?
BERNHARD LANGER: Well, you know, we've been talking about that for a number of years now because I've been playing some really good golf the last six or seven years. But I'm not sure I'm on the radar screen of Paul McGinley or - Colin didn't invite me, he was the Ryder Cup captain. (Laughter.) And neither did Woosie. So, anyways, it's up to the captain. I have no chance to qualify obviously because none of the tournaments where I play count, except the Masters. But it's a long shot. But you know, I certainly feel my golf is worthy of playing in The Ryder Cup.
Q. I'm sure McGinley has been watching, so if he was to call, you'd obviously go?
BERNHARD LANGER: Most likely I would go, yeah, certainly. He's going to be a great captain, so I wish him all the best.
Q. A chance in the open; you're not going to go to St. Andrews just to make up the numbers.
BERNHARD LANGER: No, I don't go anywhere just to make up the numbers. I might as well stay home and have a week off. I like to compete obviously and give it myself. St. Andrews is a little bit more wide open golf course and it suits some of the long hitters. That's why John Daly has won there twice, I believe - once. There will be some long hitters having some advantage there, but if I play the kind of golf that I'm capable of playing, I still think I can be in contention.
Q. And you finished second in '84, didn't you?
BERNHARD LANGER: I did.
Q. Do you know what you're doing the weekend of the Ryder Cup, 28th, 29th of September?
BERNHARD LANGER: Yes, we have a tournament at Pebble Beach, and it's also the Mercedes Benz World Final where they would like me to appear in Stuttgart. Don't know where I'm going to be yet.
Q. Having been a captain yourself, do you think it would be not unfair but difficult for a captain to pick someone who has not been part of the qualifying process?
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, could well be difficult. I don't know. I never thought about that. But the captain has the freedom to choose never he wants, and whoever he thinks is most suited to compete in The Ryder Cup and on that type of golf course wherever they play. So it would be unusual, that's for sure. I don't know if it was ever done on either side of the pond.
Q. Raymond Floyd I think -
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, I believe he was.
Q. You'll be confident you can play four times, if you were picked, twice on one day and one on another day?
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, I'm fit enough to play whatever is necessary.
Q. Five times?
BERNHARD LANGER: If you can't play - if you can't get yourself up to play in the Ryder Cup to represent your country and your flag, you'd better not play golf. That's my answer to that, okay.
Q. Were you aware of setting records today?
BERNHARD LANGER: No. I don't play golf to set records. If it happens, it's great. If not, it doesn't really matter. I play to win and I play to have fun.
Q. When was the last time -
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, it's been a while I guess. Felt sorry for the guy he couldn't jump over the fence, and I didn't want to interfere with the chip shot.
Q. That's 2 2, you and Monty, in the majors this year. Is it the Charles Schwab Cup decides the winner?
BERNHARD LANGER: The Charles Schwab is the big prize at the end of the season that everyone wants to win. I'm sure if he has that on his goal list, and it's one of my goals, as well, like everybody that plays on The Champions Tour over in America, so we'll see what happens the rest of the year.
Q. Do you know how many points you are ahead?
BERNHARD LANGER: No. I don't even know the prize money.
Q. When was the last time you played as well as this, do you think?
BERNHARD LANGER: Don't know. I've had some really good tournaments and spells. When I won in 2010, I won this tournament and I went to America and I won the U.S. Senior Open over there, back to back on a very difficult golf course, and that might have been some of my best golf. I won that by four shots or something over Fred Couples. And Fred Couples comes from Seattle; we played in Seattle. It was like a Ryder Cup Match, you know. There were 50,000 or 80,000 people and they were all cheering for him. There were maybe three cheering for me (Laughter.) So you can imagine what that was like. But I've had some very good weeks in between. I mean, I've won 22 tournaments now in the Senior Tour in six and a half years or whatever, so you have to play some exceptional golf to win.
Q. I don't know if you heard what Colin said, but he went on and on and on about you, what an extraordinary performance it was. He said the word remarkable three times in the same sentence and said it was one of the greatest performances.
BERNHARD LANGER: Well, I agree to some extent because it's difficult to win by one or two shot, it's difficult, and is to win by 13, it's a lot. So, what can I say? We all have certain weeks and certain days when just everything goes great and we're so called in the zone and everything is wonderful and you can shoot course records and break other records. But to do it four days in a row and to lead from the front, to win it from the front is not easily done. You know, one time I 3 putted today from nowhere, and that was just a lapse of concentration. I was thinking about all sorts of garbage because I had a 13 shot lead and it didn't really matter. So it's not easy.
Q. You knuckled down after that.
BERNHARD LANGER: Yeah, then I got ticked off at myself to three putt from about 20 feet. Come on, let's focus again.
The transcript for the above interview is courtesy of ASAP Sports.
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Country singer Chely Wright and partner Lauren Blitzer tied the knot Saturday at a private home in Connecticut – and now the happy newlyweds have shared a photo from their ceremony.
"The Blitzer-wrights," Tweeted Blitzer, 30, on the day of her wedding, along with the photo of the women standing face-to-face in long wedding gowns by J. Crew Bridal.
Before their nuptials, Wright, 40, told PEOPLE she would be going the traditional route, but opted out of wearing veils because, "We like our hair too much!"
Wright, who came out last year, and Blitzer were married by a rabbi and a reverend in front of 200 guests.
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I don't wish ill will upon anyone, but I hope that sucker keeps on heading west. I've had my fill!
Robert, they have it heading right for Houston's wahzoo, so you better buckle down. Are you going to wait it out in Rocket Town with a shotgun?
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quote:Originally posted by collshubby:Robert, they have it heading right for Houston's wahzoo, so you better buckle down. Are you going to wait it out in Rocket Town with a shotgun?
Good work there, Scott!
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I know how you feel. My daughter would love to have all of RocketTown's Sea Monkey kits. I guess we'll have to buy them after all.
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There were places in New Orleans they though would never flood, but they did. So you never know!
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Once again, a very serious situation for another major city.
Please make all the safe decisions as soon as possible.
It is ironic that the city and state that took many displaced people from Louisiana are about to suffer a major blow itself.
To top it off, it is said that if New Orleans receives as little as three inches of rain from this storm, more levees could breaks, and the city would be back to square 1.
Let's just hope it does not get much stronger.
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my eyes are on NASA photo at JSC.
The collectSPACE server is hosted in California, so we shouldn't see any interruption as a result of the storm. I wish the best to all readers and friends back in Houston as they make their way out of the city or hunker down to survive Rita. Please check in as you can...
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Remember, the key to evacuating is leave EARLY. VERY early. They STILL haven't got it figured out (local authorities) as to how to HANDLE an evacuation. And this will be the last thing they learn, I suspect.
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However, this shift to the east places slightly heavier winds and rain over New Orleans, which is not good for its already torn and battered levee system. Fortunatly, very few people are in the city.
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we're thinking of you
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"This is the latest information about NASA facilities affected by Hurricane Rita.
Johnson Space Center:- There were no injuries.- Facility surveys show only minor building / ground damage. One minor roll-up door was blown off its tracks and a few trees were blown down.- Facilities are on utility power.- Potable water is restored.- Air conditioning systems are being brought on line as needed.- Employees are on admin leave until Tuesday since they may experience problems getting back into the Houston area.
Michoud Assembly Facility:- Potable water issue is still being worked by MSFC. Facility won't have water from utility for some time."
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See: It's all very well being cutting edge and part of the hip new thing, but sometimes you need to get a bit of tradition and grandmastery into your bones, just so you know you were born. The French Connection and the Rediscovery of Thomas Hovenden, now showing at the Ava Gallery in Bangor, Co Down, should do the trick. Obviously it features the work of Hovenden, as well as some of his more illustrious colleagues who were loosely known as the Irish Impressionists – and it's fair to say some of the work on show here gives that lot in France a run for their francs. Expect work from John Lavery, Charles Lamb, Roderic O'Conor, Aloysius O'Kelly, Walter Osborne, some chap called William Scott and a deliciously dark portrait of a simple dinner by Katherine MacCausland. This is an exhibition that's a touch above the rest.
Ava Gallery, Clandeboye Estate, Bangor, Co Down. Until Sept 3rd, free
Listen: Just because Google seem to hate them, doesn't mean you should – Fight Like Apes are currently touring their new album, The Body of Christ and the Legs of Tina Turner, with gigs in Cork (tonight) and Galway (tomorrow). Unleash your inner simian with some quality electro rock pop. Just don't say the G word.
Cyprus Avenue (tonight) and Roisin Dubh (Saturday). 9pm, €12-14
Dance: Glider has been going down a storm in the plush surroundings of Dublin's Odessa Club in recent months. Spread your wings for some late-night ducking and diving tonight from 10pm until 2.30am. Be the hokey, it's yer man off the radio box Dan Hegarty behind the decks, with a few of the usual suspects.
Odessa Club, Dublin. Free, 10.30pm
Watch: You can barely move in a theatre at the moment without bumping into some form of Sean O'Casey and sure what harm. The Silver Tassie, directed by Garry Hynes for Druid, is currently storming the gates of the Town Hall Theatre in Galway before it begins a nationwide tour. Any play that had WB Yeats going toe to toe with one of our nation's finest playwrights is well worth your shekels. It might be more than 80 years old, but this is still a play that says an awful lot about the state of the nation. And if you are not in the westerly part of the world, why not console yourself with A Dream Play in the Peacock in Dublin? A very different, and very thrilling, kind of theatrical animal.
Go: We realise we are pushing the arts envelope with this one but after a weekend on the tear, you need a little wind down – where better than the Dublin Flea, where you can (verbally) wrestle and (linguistically) punch your way to some classy bargains. Tea and cake will also make everything better.
The Co-op, Newmarket Sq, Dublin 8. Sunday, free
If you have your own recommendations, feel free to post them below. Please try and keep it brief and do declare an interest where you have one. And to put some jam in your weekend doughnut, hail to the Chief – the LA band are rolling into Dublin's Academy 2 venue on Tuesday, which is the perfect excuse to carry your weekend over. Here they are with Night and Day which is hairier than a monkey's uncle. Outtasight baby, outtasight.


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This is a discussion on Re: OT: Mars - Hewlett Packard ; Joe writes: > DDT damage > > The Mexican Government plans to phase out DDT in malaria control over the > next ten years in favour of an integrated pest management (IPM) approach. It > is prioritizing a reduction in ...
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> The Mexican Government plans to phase out DDT in malaria control over the
> next ten years in favour of an integrated pest management (IPM) approach.
> is prioritizing a reduction in organochlorine pesticides such as DDT
> of the link between organochlorines and cancers. The Government also plans
> enhance the enforcement of restrictions against DDT use in agriculture,
> continues despite being made illegal in 1990. The Ministry of Health
> organochlorine residues in 146 out of 439 samples examined between 1993 and
> 1995. Food contamination could account for the occurrence of unexpectedly
> high levels of DDE, a breakdown product of DDT, in the breast milk of women
> in Mexico City. According to an Environmental Health Perspectives report,
> Mexico is the leading DDT user in Latin America, and breast cancer is the
> second leading cause of death among Mexican women.
> Pesticide Monitor, vol 5, no 2.
Theodosius Dobzhansky, someone who I suspect that no one on this list knows
but who every biologist knows well, wrote 40 years ago, "pat answers to complex
problems are the hallmark of intellectual mediocrity."
The discovery of the insecticidal properties of DDT during WWII was
considered so great a discovery that it was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1948:
By 1962 however the first warnings of its pervasive effects of its long-lived
degraded products on birds and fish were being made, first by Rachel Carlson,
and later by a host of follow-on studies. Because of these studies, by the
middle 1980's, DDT had been banned essentially worldwide, except in case of
medical emergenies.
Just very recently, in September, almost 30 years after it phased out
widespread indoor spraying of DDT, the World Health Organization has announced that
DDT will be used as one of the three main tools against malaria. WHO is
recommending indoor residual spraying in epidemic areas, as well as in places with
constant and high malaria transmission. The USAID subsequently announced that it
would fund the use of DDT.
DDT was the first insecticide of a new class of molecules called
organochlorines, and although they proved to be enormously effective at the time, they
have now been almost universally banned. For a time, the organochlorines were
replaced by organophosphates. These chemicals have the advantage of having very
low environmental persistence, but the great disadvantage of high mammalian
toxicity. Indeed, most nerve gases, such as sarin, are some form of synthesized
It's not possible to put poisons of any form into the environment in large
quantities and not expect some form of significant environmental degradations or
health ramifications. The problem of trying to balance human health and
agricultural concerns while maintaining a safe environment definitely meets the
criteria of a complex problem, and pat answers to this sort of problem are truly
a hallmark of intellectual mediocrity.
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'Grey's' absence bodes well for NBC comedy
NBC's "The Office" took advantage of a night off for ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" to reign as the most-watched primetime program in the 18-49 demo Thursday.
ABC and CBS finished in a virtual tie for top honors for the night in 18-49, followed closely by Fox and then the Peacock. NBC actually matched the Eye with an 8 share from 8-10 p.m., before faltering in the 10 p.m. hour with "The Jay Leno Show."
CBS dominated the night in total viewers, drawing 26% more than second-place ABC and nearly twice as many as NBC.
"The Office" (4.1 rating/11 share in 18-49, 8.1 million viewers overall) topped a special 9 p.m. edition of ABC's "Private Practice" (3.1/8, 9.3 million), with NBC's "30 Rock" (3.0/8, 6.2 million) also providing strong competition at 9:30 p.m. for the Kate Walsh-starrer.
Posting its highest ratings since its season premiere, Fox's "Fringe" (2.5/7, 6.9 million) was next in the 9 p.m. hour, with a repeat of "CSI" on CBS dropping that show to a rare fourth-place finish in the timeslot.
Things brightened for "Private" with a second airing in its regular 10 p.m. timeslot (3.4/9, 9.7 million). Up against a rerun of CBS' "The Mentalist" (2.6/7, 10.7 million) and NBC's "Leno" (1.5/4, 4.7 million), the second hour of "Private" boosted ABC to first place in the 9-11 timeframe.
At 8 p.m., CBS' "Survivor" (3.9/11, 12.8 million) was the dominant player, besting Fox's "Bones" (2.9/8, 9.9 million) and ABC's "FlashForward" (2.2/6, 7.3 million), the latter posting season-low numbers in its final airing before going on hiatus until March 4.
For NBC, 8 p.m. entry "Community" (2.2/6, 5.4 million) was fourth in 18-49 but first in 18-34, with 8:30 p.m. comedy "Parks and Recreation" (2.1/6, 4.8 million) second in 18-34.
The CW aired reruns Thursday of "The Vampire Diaries" (0.8/2, 2.0 million) and "Supernatural" (0.8/2, 1.9 million).
Preliminary 18-49 averages for the night: CBS 2.9/8, ABC 2.9/8, Fox 2.7/7, NBC 2.4/6, Univision 1.4/4, CW 0.8/2.
In total viewers: CBS 11.1 million, ABC 8.8 million, Fox 8.4 million, NBC 5.6 million, Univision 3.7 million, CW 1.9 million.