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The occurrence of gross myoglobinuria in man is unusual though it has been reported in a number of circumstances. Most instances have involved either muscle injury or an undefined state in which there is recurrent myoglobinuria often after exercise. In the case to be reported here, myoglobinuria occurred in a setting of metabolic abnormalities induced by regional enteritis and its treatment with cortisone. The clinical and laboratory data suggest that exercise of muscles weakened by potassium and other deficiencies was the cause of the myoglobinuria.
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A 47-year-old civil engineer was referred to the Pratt Clinic on Oct. 22, 1953, for evaluation of regional enteritis. Six years previously, he had begun to have persistent abdominal pain and aching in various joints. One year later, in 1948, at a celiotomy, 20 cm. of the terminal ileum and the ileocecal valve were found to be indurated and inflamed. The
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Before Jordan Matthews was to meet with the Eagles, he went into the film study room at Vanderbilt where the Commodores had four cut-ups of Chip Kelly's Eagles offense.
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If the Eagles hit on their second-round selection on Friday night, Matthews is sure to get a plateful as the team's newest wide receiver. The Birds had an obvious need at the position after releasing DeSean Jackson in late March, and while Matthews won't replace the former Eagle on the outside, per se, there will be obvious comparisons.


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In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Matt
on Tue, 15 Apr 2008 19:25:28 GMT
> The Ghost In The Machine wrote:
>>>> It's more comparable to something like the GTK toolkit.
>>> GTK+ tries to work on Windows, Mac, and Linux, making it a more complete
>>> cross-platform system, unlike Cygwin, which is no good for Mac so far.
>> Mac wouldn't need it unless you're discussing OS 9 or even earlier.
>> It is, after all, BSD-based. ;-)
> Huh? Are you saying Mac runs an X server? I understand Cygwin can run
> an X server, but I don't know whether it's practical.
It's a bit buried, but under the 64-bit applications section in:
one gets the rather odd wording:
Even major graphical system libraries — including
Cocoa, X11, and OpenGL — are available to both 32-bit
and 64-bit processes.
Whether they're running everything under X, or merely
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As for Cygwin -- yes, it can run an X server. It's quirky
and a bit slow, but it does work. Cygwin's X server,
however, runs as a separate Window (though it is possible
for the X server to take over the screen temporarily).
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On Monday our treasured Production Manager, Ryan, delivered me a great, blog worthy, glassybaby story. She had toodled to our University Village kiosk on a Sunday field trip. She went to survey our set up and visit her friend Lisa who works there. Ryan with her inimitable magnetism and glassybaby enthusiasm (she is in charge of all of their births) began a marvelous chat with a fellow selecting a purple glassybaby. His color mission was distinct. He needed a replacement eggplant glassybaby for his wife's collection. We did not have eggplant in stock. Ryan steered him toward the cousin color...purple haze. He was pleased with the alternative and purchased it. Upon further discussion Ryan learned that the gentleman's wife and her dear friend had been oogling over the glassybaby in their home. The dear friend, with freshly lotioned hands, had picked up an eggplant glassybaby...not anticipating its signature chunkiness, it slipped right through her fingers and met its tragic demise on the floor beneath her. The shopping gentleman described to Ryan that when he intersected with this incident, he found both women crying. glassybaby are so well loved and coveted... it is immensely sweet. The gentleman was attempting to dry their tears with his thoughtful purchase.
Pat Snavely, brand strategist and owner/founder of Partly Sunny, conveyed a great glassyaby tale to us. I have had it archived for a rainy day blog. Here it is. Pat and his wife were expecting their second child and they employed the expert assistance of a midwife/dula. Before the birth, the dula and mother to be, reviewed items in the quintessential bag packed for the hospital. Pat chuckled recounting the dula's familial affirmation of the contents of the bag: 'O.k... good... you have a robe, water bottle, comfortable clothes, red glassybaby...you are set.' (Post Script...Pat and his wife have the sweetest, new, little bambino.)
March is nigh. We are anticipating, with baited breath, the colors of spring and the colors of spring glassybaby. Especially as I drove in today through a dusting of snow. It is also wonderful to glance back to the holidays and report that numbers are in and the check has been cut. glassybaby holiday shopping at University Village translated into a twenty four thousand dollar check to the White Light Fund at the University of Washington Medical Center. Together...we give. Thank you.
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SHE HAS THE FEEL OF PETER PAN, THIS SEPTUAGENARIAN, her cropped blond hair barely poking out above the booth in her kosher restaurant in West Los Angeles, her tiny feet swinging impishly above the floor. Peter Pan—or could it be E.T.? Either way, she seems other-worldly—at the very least, a bit of a kook. Just ask Peaches. Or Eddie Bow-Wow. The pair—an orangutan and a golden retriever, respectively—are among dozens of stuffed animals that she likes to surround herself with at home. In the daily rough-and-tumble of life, occasionally they get knocked to the floor. "Oh, honey."" she coos, picking one up. "I'm sorry. Did you hurt yourself?" She pets it before placing it back on the heap. "I'm certifiable, dolly," the playful 74-year-old is the first to joke. "If I weren't so famous, they'd put me away."
No chance of that, since this particular nut is Leah Adler—proprietress of the Milky Way restaurant and, oh yes, the mother of Steven Spielberg. The two share an uncommonly tight bond—evidenced by his trepidation about sitting with her through a private screening of Schindler's List last November. "He couldn't bear to be there when I watched it," says Adler. "He couldn't handle watching me react."
Wise foresight; Adler was awestruck and very emotional. "I could not stop sobbing," she says. Four months later she sat with him at the Academy Awards and wept as he accepted his first-ever Oscar for Best Director. "Nobody can imagine what that feels like," she says. "He's walking up there, and this is my kid, who was eating Popsicles at age 3 with the sticky arms and the juice running down his sleeves...."
She pauses, her blue eyes growing intense. "It's almost as if he lost the 6 million himself." she muses. "I don't know where he gained the great passion to tell this story."
Where he gained it, Spielberg himself will say, is in the chromosomes. As he sometimes tells his mother teasingly, "I'm genetic overload."
Actually, Adler can take little credit for her son's connection to the Schindler story. While Steven was growing up, Adler lit candles on the Sabbath because she likes tradition. But neither she nor Spielberg's father—her first husband, Arnold Spielberg, 77, an electrical engineer now living in L.A.—pushed their Jewish identity much further. Says she: "It was a very nothing part of our lives."
Still, Mom can take a lot of credit for her son's creative inclinations. The daughter of a linguist mother and a classical guitarist father, Leah had a long-standing love of art and independent thinking, as witnessed by her children: Steven, 46; Anne, 43, a screenwriter who lives in the San Fernando Valley and wrote the Tom Hanks 1988 comedy hit Big; Sue, 40, a mother in Silver Spring, Md.; and Nancy, 37, a writer in New York City. "Mom kind of wrote her own book." says Spielberg. When, for instance, he fought with his sisters, Adler would come in to arbitrate, listen to both sides, then shrug and tell her kids to go back to arguing. "We'd be so stunned," he says, "that we'd make peace with one another."
To the charge of eccentricity, Leah pleads guilty. "I was a very delinquent parent," confesses Adler, who married Arnold Spielberg in Cincinnati in 1945 and later moved to Scottsdale. Ariz. "I became a member of my kids' gang. If they wanted to stay home from school, they did. I'd say, 'Let's go out in the desert, guys,' and then I'd write lying notes to their teachers about gastrointestinal diseases."
If there were clashes in the Spielberg home—and there were—they were not between Adler and her children. In 1965, after years of tension, Leah and Vrnold divorced. A year later, Leah married Bernie Adler, another electrical engineer. "He was so funny, so bright, so moral," says Leah. He was also her ex-husband's best friend. Says she: "I was madly in love."
And still is. In a booth at the Milky Way, Leah's eyes momentarily (ill with tears. Recently her husband was hospitalized for a heart condition. Though he has been released and his prognosis is good, she cannot help but wax philosophical. "We're together 28 years and it's not long enough," she says. "When I visited him in the hospital, he looked at me from his bed and said, 'Being here is not good for you. Go shopping." Not good for me!" she adds, with a sigh. "I am the most loved woman."
And not by one man alone. "I'm on a personal crusade to spoil my mother," says son Steven. So far, so good. There are the Tiffany diamond earrings. And the cosmetic surgery he offered to pay for if she were interested. "I said, 'Steve, listen, honey,' " reports Leah. " 'We're not going to fix my face, we're going to decorate it. And then there are those annual birthday bonanzas. Kour years ago. Spielberg flew Adler and the family on a private plane to Las Vegas for a night of gambling. This year he look over the Beverly Hills Neiman Marcus after hours and gave her the pick of the store. She chose a vest and a denim jacket.
A paltry pick? Perhaps. But "all she cares about," says her bemused son, "is how much I love her." Every so often he pops into the Milky Way and orders his favorite dish: fried smelt. Filial devotion, for this proud proprietor, doesn't come any better. "Is there another mother in the universe who has what I have?" asks Viler. "I wonder."
KRISTINA JOHNSON in Los Angeles
That's My Boy
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An interesting lesson in how to lose friends and alienate people which doesn't relate to my colleague Toby Young. And also an interesting lesson about the nature of appeasement.
Last month the Union of Jewish Students asked if I would speak last night in Gateshead on a panel at the National Union of Students (NUS) conference. As readers can imagine, other than pulling out your teeth in Weymouth this is just about the last thing anybody would want to do. But these are bad times on campuses. As we were reminded on Christmas Day, British universities have become one of the central international hubs for spreading the grievance ideology of radical Islam. Every week radical preachers are invited onto campuses by Islamic societies (under the umbrella of the Federation of Student Islamic Societies). Among the speakers they invite are people who indulge in the most flagrant anti-Semitism and anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.
In recent years FOSIS has hosted at their annual conference speakers who have said of Jews: "They're all the same. They've monopolised everything: the Holocaust, God, money, interest, usury, the world economy, the media, political institutions… they monopolised tyranny and oppression as well. And injustice. A Jew is generally allowed to kill a non-Jew without fear of punishment."
Some years back FOSIS had as their 'distinguished guest speaker' …. Anwar al-Awlaki, inspiration to the Fort Hood shooter and the Christmas Day bomber from University College London. FOSIS's then-"distinguised guest" is currently on the run in the Yemen with a "kill-or-capture" order on him courtesy of President Obama.
Well anyway, I was perfectly happy to travel up to sunny Gateshead to do a panel alongside Wes Streeting, the head of the NUS and anyone else the UJS wanted along with me to have this matter out. Until I got a call last week…
The girl from the UJS on the other end of the phone explained that there had been a change of plan. The UJS had decided that it would be nice if the panel was done in association with FOSIS. Er, OK, I said. Though FOSIS are the problem, as you know… Whilst claiming to speak for Muslim students as a whole they have in fact repeatedly been shown to at best represent a highly conservative and marginal portion of their faith.
"Yes, we know all this" she said, but anyway, they wanted to go ahead. And there was still better news. FOSIS had agreed to do the event with them. But on one condition.
"Oh yes," I said. Why could I guess what was coming.
"They'll only do it as long as you don't speak."
Naturally. Welcome to the world of FOSIS "debate".
Anyhow – as a result, and I've got to admit, this does have its upside – I did not have to spend the evening with a bunch of students in Gateshead.
But it has left me wondering. Of course FOSIS don't want to debate with me. They have such a terrible track-record that if I were them I wouldn't want to appear against a critic who knew what my organisation had been up to in recent years either.
But what of the UJS? If the Union of Jewish students wants to take dictation for their events from the Federation of Student Islamic Societies, one wonders what they think FOSIS will ever do in return. Does the favour get reciprocated do we think? Are they going to vet any speaker that Jewish students don't like? Or are these students just going to have to learn the hard way that in this matter, as in so many others, "tolerance", "openness" and a respect for free speech are currently very much a one-way street.


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The picture is of me is from December 14, 2011, the day my husband and I closed on our first house. We're sitting there at the title company, about to sign on the dotted line. Without revealing my actual age, lets just say that were a tad on the older side to be buying our first home. I was also a late bloomer on getting married; late having children. Late on discovering the primal way of living (compared to some of you lucky young folks)! Hence the handle, Late Bloomer.
Im 167.4 lbs in the picture, and Im 5 7.25 in height. Yes, had to put the extra quarter of an inch on there! So on that date, I was outside the normal range for healthy BMI and ~8 lbs into the overweight category. Well, according to my height, I have a BMI range of 119 to 159.6, which is a 40 pound range! Unless one is an incredibly muscular person, I think the lower to middle part of the weight range is right area for me, and probably for most people my height.
One of my goals for 2012 is to start asking for more help when I need it instead of waiting for the help to magically appear. Ive always been the type to try to do it all myself. That worked for a long time when I was single and had no responsibilities, but its not working for me now. I will ask for more help from my husband to watch the kids so that I can fit in workouts, source and cook primally, and get enough sleep.
Since I had my kids later in life, I feel extra responsibility in wanting to live as long as possible to be there for them as adults starting their own families someday and also to stay healthy so that I do not become a dependent on them due to my own ill health. I guess Im gazing pretty far into the future because they are respectively, age 5 and 7 months right now. But longevity starts now! I cannot expect to trash my body for a few more decades and then clean up my act at the last moment and cross my fingers.
I lost my dad this past summer to Type I diabetes. It was the autoimmune and insulin-dependent type. I watched him slowly deteriorate over 3 decades. He made some valiant strides to improve his health in many ways, but other times his own beliefs about food and the pleasure that it can provide led to destructive eating practices that both shortened his life and decreased his quality of life via poor health. I also have some autoimmune issues, but Im encouraged by the idea that by aligning my behavior with my genes, that I may be able to reverse those autoimmune tendencies before I get anything big/bad. AND enjoy fantastic health and energy!
Ive been dancing with Primal since 2009. Implementing it sometimes but not all the way. I own the Vibram FFs, just haven't put 'em on in awhile. With some major life events behind me now in 2011 (birth of 2nd child, death of father, purchase of first house), I plan to make 2012 the year that I can begin to really focus on myself, which will in turn enable me to be a happier and more energetic wife, mother, and eventuallyprovider. Besides getting more serious about eating primally all the time, Im finally shifting my five-year-old daughter to doing so. It was a struggle at first but shes starting to get used to eating what I make available to her, and what I make available is primal foods! As for the baby who started solids about a month ago, (and who is the spitting image of my father both in looks and in temperament), Im proud to report that nothing non-paleolithic has reached her lips! Its like seeing my father as an infant and getting to press the reset button on his life events. Imagine: Same genes, different outcome. How I wish he could have lived a bit longer in order to know how much she is like him!
For now, my immediate goal is to keep my carbs at 100 grams per day or just under. I implemented this on December 29, 2011 (so 13 days ago), at the starting weight of 166.2 and so far, so good. My only deviation to date was the night when I had to pick up my husband and eldest daughter at the airport late at night. Was getting sleepy on the freeway and realized that the only way to wake myself up was to have some caffeine (diet soda, I don't drink coffee), and some chocolate (diet soda alone isn't enough to keep awake a nursing mother). I figured, staying on exactly 100 carbs for the day wouldn't be worth it if I ended up plowing into the divider and killing myself, my whole family, or another hapless passerby. However, the SKOR bar only cost me 25 grams that night and I'm happy to report that my 13 day average stands at 101.7. (Tracking on FitDay is key; I had no idea how many little carbs add up here and there and are present in various foods. I thought eggs and avocados were completely carb-free!). I'm also happy to report that Ive lost about 6 lbs. and saw 159.6 on the scale. My size 12s are already loosening up! My plan is to stay at 100 grams per day until my daughter turns 1 year old in June, and then re-evaluate how its working for me and go from there. Meantime, I will also incorporate more and more exercise into my week. Working out every single day is probably too ambitious of a goal at this point but I can certainly manage several mini in-home PEMs and a hearty walk 3 4 times a week. (Outside if the weather isnt too bad or on my moms treadmill if it is).
Another oddity: I am not usually one to put anything about myself out there on the internet. Im quite private by nature and do not even have a Facebook account. So why go public now? In short, I crave a community of like-minded people. No longer am I content to sit on the sidelines and just read Marks blog when I have time. I need the interaction of supportive friends, even if they are cyber-friends, as I dont have anyone in real life that I can discuss the primal lifestyle with right now. My best friend is doing her own diet thing (something overly restrictive calorie-wise that Im afraid is doomed to failure, despite her best intentions). My husband recently referred to the paleo style of eating as crap (then later sincerely apologized with a hug, after I brought to his attention that I dont agree with his vegetarianism but have NEVER criticized his belief system, and I support his wishes by cooking vegetarian foods for him). My mother recently asked me if it was okay to get rid of my old size 6/size 8 clothing and I said that I planned to fit back into them soon. Her haughty and derisive snort was the final straw. Primal community, here I come!
Hi LB- first off, sorry to hear about your father's passing.
Second- it can be hard on a relationship when the couple has different views on health and nutrition. Sounds like you have a solid marriage so the best way to prove your point is with results!
All the best to you on your journey!
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Some mentioned adding cream. Is a sugar-free creamer okay? I added some this morning, and while it wasnt bad before, that yummied it up more but might defeat the purpose.
I did 1T butter, 1T coconut oil, tsp creamer, sprinkle of cinnamon. Oh shoot, forgot the vanilla. Anyways, that was at about 3am. I am starting to get hungry now so it did help hold me off for a little while. So maybe I should have another and push breakfast off even farther? That is as close to fasting as I have done.
DH drank his also.
I'll have to keep an eye on it and see how it goes. I have gained 2 pounds in the last week, about the time I discovered more fat (ghee) and also increased my carbs from about 25 to 50. I probably should not have done both I dont know. I will be glad when my books get here, hopefully today.
Creamer=Crappy. Got it
Okay, I am def making bp coffee tomorrow.
Today, at my local Grocery Outlet, I scored Organic Valley pastured butter (green foil) for 2.49...so I bought 6 and vacuum sealed a bunch since the date is 5/2012 AND I hate the taste of stale butter.
If I really love this coffee, I will go an purchase many more.
My local grocer has started carrying gallons of organic CO so I barely have to venture out anymore.
I've been drinking BP coffee now for about 2 weeks and love it
it replaces my "breakfast" in the mornings and keeps me from not eating till about 1-2pm
1) i haven't found any coffee beans that are "pure" as you guys describe and not sure where to look. i'm in central NJ and shop at Wegmans
any ideas for some local stuff ?
2) yesterday I wanted to see if I drank 2 cups of BP, i could hold off eating till dinner. so I had my first cup at 8am and my second cup about about 1pm. by 2:30 I felt really faint and light headed, jittery
do you think its just too much caffeine? i had to eat something and I still didn't feel right the rest of the day
anyone else get that? not sure if it was a fluke or not for me
what if I made a second cup with tea and used the butter and CO?
3) so i've been making my coffee with 1 cup from my keurig coffee, 1 tbl organic unrefined CO and 1-2 tablespoons organic valley cultured unsalted butter.
yesterday I picked up some Kerrigold butter from Wegmans
OMG, the coffee with the organic valley butter always had this bitter taste. I thought it was just what BP coffee tasted like. who knew
this mornings cup with the Kerrigold butter had NO bitter taste. it was a million times better. i can't believe it
so..... why is that? anyone have any ideas?
I can't help PP but I have had it the last two mornings. Yesterday it helped get me through my first IF of 18 hours. I didnt mean to IF, it just worked out that way. I wasnt hungry so I just decided to go with it and see where it took me.
Now today, my day started at 3 am and I had one cup with butter & co, and then a second cup with just a tsp of butter about an hour or so later. My tummy is starting to tell me it is hungry but I am not starving yet. And I keep finding new stuff to read on MDA & the forum, so it it is helping to keep my mind off of it somewhat.
OH, I should add that yesterday, by starting my day off with nothing but fat & calories in a cup, which part of my brain says that is completely insane... my day ended up with just over 1000 calories. 22 carbs and 71 each of fat and protein. My fear was that when I did eat, I might want everything in sight. Which I did not.
I am about 16+ hours at the moment. I have pulled up the info on IF whys and wherefores, but havent got around to reading it yet, to see if this is a good idea or bad idea. But will get to it here shortly
And maybe it is not really IF since there are calories involved, but maybe it is still some of the same benefits.
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I made a BP coffee today but I just did it with around half a TB of butter because I'm not used to eating much fat yet. I also used instant coffee. I'm used to eating breakfast at around 7am and then eating lunch at 2-4pm (depending on the time I get home) but it's the weekend so I made the coffee at 9.30 and I'm still satisfied now at noon. I felt more alert and I actually felt motivated to clean and do things I've been putting off for weeks. The only problem is I really didn't like the taste and I drank most of it but I just couldn't finish it. I don't think I could drink this everyday. Is there any other way to get the same benefits?
Just add butter and CO during the day.
I love coffee and will not ruin it just to get the fat.
There's always adding a cup of tea to your routine sometime during the day.
I won't be drinking this on my work days since it causes loose stools.
But isn't the point of this to go into ketosis more while fasting?


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95% Ex to Nr/Mt (averaging Ex-Mt), 5% slightly lesser. Three cards have been graded by PSA. Keys: #4 B. Robinson (Ex-Mt), 5 Mays (Ex), 8 Yastrzemski (85/15 L-R otherwise Nr/Mt), 41 Drysdale (PSA EX-MT 6 ST), 42 Koufax (99/1 T/B otherwise Nr/Mt), 43 Wills RC (Vg), 45 Spahn (PSA NM 7 (ST)), 46 Adcock SP (99/1 T-B otherwise Ex-Mt), 56 Clemente (70/30 L-R otherwise Nr/Mt), 61 Gibson (20/80 L-R otherwise Nr/Mt), Checklist (PSA EX-MT 6). Very crisp, sharp, attractive complete set of this scarce early 1960s set. Total 67 cards (complete set of 66 plus checklist). Reserve $500. Estimate $1,000/$2,000. SOLD FOR $1,035.00
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Comodoro Arturo Merino Benitez International Airport, commonly referred to as Santiago International Airport (SCL), is situated in Pudahuel, approximately 9.3 miles (15km) northwest of downtown Santiago, Chile. Having served about 11 million passengers in 2010, it is the country's busiest aerial hub and Latin America's ninth-busiest airport.
Santiago International has one terminal building with four levels. Arrivals, baggage claims and customs are located on the ground level, while the first level houses a number of VIP lounges. Departures and check-in are on second level and the third level forms the dining area.
Owing to damage caused by the earthquake in 2010 and the increasing number of travelers visiting the airport each year, services and facilities are not as efficient as they once were. However, a new master plan, set to include the construction of detached terminal buildings and a light railway line connecting to the Santiago Metro railway network, will see a significant improvement in operations on all levels in the near future.
Flights to Santiago International Airport come from cities all around the world, but the busiest routes are to Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo, Lima, Madrid, Miami, Panama City, Montevideo, Mexico City and Paris.
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Brasilia International Airport, known officially by the rather long-winded name Brasilia-Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport (BSB), serves the capital city of Brasilia in central Brazil. Located seven miles (11km) outside the city, the airport is the main hub for the interior of Brazil and processes more than 14 million passengers each year.
Acting as more of a regional hub than an international destination, flights to Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek International Airport come mostly from other Brazilian and South American cities, with a few connections from North America (Atlanta and Miami) and Europe (Lisbon).
Known as one of the best airports in Brazil, the facility has a reputation for cleanliness and efficiency. Bonus offerings like movie theaters and gardens add to the attractions, although you're unlikely to spend time here on a stopover unless you're connecting from one of the smaller Brazilian airports. The only major complaints are a lack of transport options into the city.
Like all Brazilian airports however, the facilities are in the midst of an upgrade ahead of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. A new second terminal has already been added.
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Salvador-Deputado Luis Eduardo Magalhaes International Airport (SSA):www.infraero.gov.br The airport is located 28km (17 miles) north of Salvador da Bahia.
To/from the airport: Buses and taxis are available.
Facilities: ATMs, left-luggage facility and airport lockers, VIP lounge, Nursery and medical facilities.
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As the primary gateway into Argentina, Ezeiza Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) sees more than 8.5 million passengers per year. It's 14 miles (22km) southwest of Buenos Aires, and is often referred to as Ezeiza International Airport after the suburb in which it's located.
Terminal A handles international departures and arrivals, Terminal B is used exclusively by Aerolineas Argentinas, and Terminal C is for international departures and domestic arrivals and departures. There are no train stations, but it's easy enough to get into the city by bus or taxi.
At the airport you can enjoy authentic Argentine cuisine or explore the large duty-free market place before relaxing in a spa or VIP lounge. Otherwise, you can always venture into the city. As the third-largest city in South America, Buenos Aires has lots to see and do. Depending on when you're there, you might catch one of the fantastic festivals such as the Festival Internacional de Cine Independiente, the Buenos Aires Tango Festival, the South American Music Conference or La Rural.
View Ezeiza/Ministro Pistarini (EZE) Airport Guide
Rio de Janeiro-Galeao International Airport, better known as Galeao International Airport (GIG), is one of the busiest airports in Brazil. Galeao is Portuguese for galleon, and the airport is named for Galleon Beach, where the majestic ship Padre Eterno was built in 1663.
Located 13 miles (20km) from central Rio de Janeiro, the airport is a favorite gateway for travelers looking to soak up the sun on Copacabana Beach or party the night away during Carnival. Its proximity to such a major international tourism destination means you can find flights to Galeao International Airport from all over the world, including local connections from Salvador da Bahia, Sao Paulo, Brasilia and Vitora; and international ones from most major European and North American cities including London, Paris, Amsterdam, New York and Washington DC.
With the addition of the second terminal in 1999, the airport increased its capacity to 7.5 million passengers annually, though it is currently handling more than 12 million each year. This adds up to long queues for everything from security to coffee, and a lack of seating in the departure lounges. However, the airport is currently beefing up its terminals and infrastructure in a big way ahead of Rio de Janeiro hosting the World Cup in 2014.
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Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport (GRU), officially called Governador Andre Franco Montoro International Airport, is Sao Paulo's main international gateway. Located about 18 miles (25km) northeast of Sao Paulo, it is Brazil's busiest airport, serving almost 27 million passengers in 2010. However, the airport was also rated as having the third-highest number of flight delays among major international airports, with 25 percent of all flights experiencing delays greater than 15 minutes.
Fortunately, these frustrations should soon come to an end as the airport is undergoing extensive development in order to prepare for Brazil's hosting of the FIFA World Cup in 2014. Plans include the construction of a third runway and a third terminal, as well as an express railway line linking Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International to the city center.
Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport is work in progress. Queues and delays are common and the terminals are in dire need of a makeover. Rest assured, though; 2014 will see the airport rising up to meet international airport standards.
Flights to Sao Paulo-Guarulhos International Airport come from destinations around the world, including Buenos Aires, Mexico City, Toronto, Beijing, Paris, Dubai, Los Angeles, Johannesburg and New York.
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Located 7 miles (11km) from Lima's city center, Jorge Chavez International is Peru's main international and domestic air hub. In 2010 it handled just over 10 million passengers. Flights to Jorge Chavez International Airport arrive from cities across North and South America, Canada and Europe.
Recent expansions and renovations of the main terminal building have improved standards throughout all operations. Facilities are clean and modern and staff are friendly and organized. Having received an award for being the "Best Airport in South America" in 2011 at the World Airport Awards, Jorge Chavez International is also home to the Sumaq VIP lounge which was labeled "Lounge of the Year" two years in a row.
A mere 15-minute journey to the historic city center of Lima makes Jorge Chavez a popular gateway for tourists wishing to explore the wonders of the country's capital and beyond, while good shopping options ensure that they don't leave empty-handed.
View Jorge Chavez International (LIM) Airport Guide
Simón Bolívar International Airport of Maiquetia (CCS), or more simply, Caracas Maiquetia International Airport, is an important transport hub, seeing nearly 9 million annual visitors, and connecting Venezuela with the rest of the Americas, the Caribbean, Europe and the Middle East.
The subject of continuous upgrades and improvements since 2000, Maiquetia International Airport can still be a challenging place to negotiate, especially for rookie travelers. Venezuela gets a lot of bad press, most of which is undeserved – yet precautions should be taken to ensure that you remain safe, and that you bring back only good memories from your time abroad.
Due to its location at nearly the mid-point of the Americas, flights to and from Simón Bolívar International Airport of Maiquetia are provided by a vast number of airlines, offering connections to some truly interesting and exotic destinations.
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Located in the northern part of Quito, five minutes' drive from the city center, Mariscal Sucre International Airport (UIO) is a busy airport serving as the main hub for flights to Ecuador. Generally referred to as Quito Mariscal Airport, the facility processes nearly 4 million passengers each year. Services are basic but well-maintained, and the staff is both friendly and efficient.
Most flights to Mariscal Sucre International Airport are from other cities in South and Central America (Bogota, Panama City, Caracas, Lima, Medellin, San Jose de Costa Rica and Manta), but there are long-haul flights available from a few major cities such as New York, Miami, Houston, Atlanta, Madrid and Amsterdam.
Due to its location in Quito, the airport cannot expand to accommodate the increasing demand for flights to Ecuador and a second facility is currently being built 11 miles (17.7km) outside the city. In the meantime, however, being inside the city limits means a cheap and easy trip to your destination.
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Can you rent it? If so, how much is it usually? I'm going on a skiing trip with my friend in late January and my family is low on money, so I'm trying to earn the money to make it work. Also, what other gear do I need (hats, gloves, etc)? I'm not sure where we're going for it.
Certainly you can rent it. If you are low on cash, it is probably the best way to go. Rentals will vary depending on the resort. It could be as low as around $20 per day per person for skis, poles, and boots. If you were to buy these things new, expect to pay $500+ for the set...at the low end ($300 for skis, $200 for boots, and $50 for poles). Of course you could always buy used, and get the skis for $100, boots for $75 and poles for $25, but this still means $200 out of pocket. If you don't plan to ski more that 6 to 10 times, it isn't worth buying the equipment. Call whichever resort you plan to go to and ask them what their rental prices are. If you are going to an expensive resort (which is sounds like you probably aren't) buying the used equipment may actually turn out to be your cheapest option if you are going to ski for 5 days and rentals are $50 or more per person per day. You just have to do a little research.
As for other gear, yeah, gloves (WARM GLOVES...not knitted ones) are a must. And I would seriously consider a helmet. They are usually offered as rentals for under $10, but prices may vary. The advantage of a helmet is that it not only protects you, but it is VERY warm. Even in the coldest climates, you'll love having it. As for clothes, jeans and the likes aren't you best bet. Even with long johns. They get wet easily, and consequently get you cold quickly. A ski bib is probably best, but a snow suit will do nicely. Of course a warm coat. Goggles are awfully handy on snowy/windy days. Not mandatory, but helpful.
Where are you planning on going for your vacation? And about what time? If you are going in the spring, some of the "warm" stuff won't matter so much...
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Putterman's answer was excellent, as always. Let me just add that some resorts have sporting goods stores a short drive away that will offer rentals for cheaper than what you can find at the resort itself. So once you decide where you're going, hit google maps to see what's near there, or along the route that you're driving anyway.
Another thing to consider is lessons. They can be expensive, but they're absolutely worth it.


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Loesche with Magdeburg, it is the retailer. It is about a pistol of the Langenhan system, patented in 1893, see the patent in appendix.
0.2 gr. N.G.P.M/71 = 0.2 Gramm Neues Gewehr-Pulver M/71 = 0.2 gram of the new powder (black) of military rifle model 1871
There are several pistols of the firm Friedrich Langenhan in Mehlis described in the German book "Die Scheibenpistole" (The pistol of shooting to the target) including this model of 1893.
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But while Hunter Lance's mom isn't denying what her son did was wrong, she believes the 9-day suspension that followed was unfairly harsh.
"I think it was just 'bang', 'bang' with your hand, or maybe a machine gun with your arm," said Rondi Lance. "I am not questioning the suspension or the discipline actions. Definitely they should've done what they did, but I think it's really extreme." "Two weeks' (suspension). That's it," she continued. "You don't get to clean out your locker, you don't get to finalize your grades. It's like, 'get your stuff, you're done for the year.' Nobody has taken any steps to talk to him and explain to him how serious this is and why we have to do this."
District officials have released few details about the incident, which took place on May 31. School officials only disciplined Hunter because they only saw him misbehaving and because he had a history of issues at school, said assistant school superintendent Gail Miller.
"The one student was walking down the hall pretending to shoot at students and saying what his 'kill count' was," Miller said. "This is definitely inappropriate behavior and it frightened some children."
Miller said she was too busy Tuesday to answer more questions about what happened.
Rondi Lance - who described the incident as child's play among friends - wanted to know why school officials hadn't disciplined other students and wouldn't explain their actions.
"I understand totally that what he did is serious, and I understand that there's going to be discipline actions taken. I get that," she said. "My heart goes out to everyone who's been affected by a school shooting."
"It doesn't make sense to me. How can they cut him off at the knees and be done with him?" she asked.
While Lance waits for answers, her son Hunter sits suspended for the rest of the year. Without finishing classes, he faces the possibility of summer school, Lance said.
"He's learned a lesson. That's not going to happen again," she said. "I just - I want to put it behind us at this point. I'm tired of being frustrated and I want to move on."


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With the 2013 season over, the long process of constructing the 2014 San Francisco 49ers has already begun. There are some tough decisions to be made.
Which free agents should the 49ers re-sign? Which players are potential salary-cap casualties? Which players have earned long-term extensions, and where will the money come from? How will they fit 13 new draft picks onto the roster?
The big issue pressing GM Trent Baalke and head coach Jim Harbaugh is the sheer number of contracts expiring in the near future. Twenty different players have contracts expiring at the end of the 2014 season, including key contributors like Colin Kaepernick, Frank Gore and Michael Crabtree.
Deciding which of them to sign to hefty new contracts and which to let walk once their contracts have expired is a difficult process and will require tough decisions—it's not unthinkable that longtime contributors might find themselves on the streets sooner rather than later.
Still, the team sits in a good position for 2014 before any roster decisions have been made. There are some holes to be filled and some weaknesses to patch up, but the roster is fairly intact from top to bottom. There is every reason to expect the 49ers to be right back where they were at the end of this season, vying for a sixth Super Bowl title.
The following slides will go through the current San Francisco roster position by position, highlighting pending free agents, pointing out possible contract extensions and salary-cap casualties and postulating potential draft choices or free-agent signings. All cap numbers come from ninercaphell.com, an invaluable resource for 49ers fans looking to weed their way through salary-cap minutia.
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by Alice B. Toklas
The 30th anniversary edition of this classic includes a brief note by Simon Michael Bessie, Toklas' original editor, on how she came to write the book. There's a foreword by author M.F.K. Fisher, who discusses Haschich Fudge, popularly known as Alice B. Toklas brownies. Although she claims that not a single transporting brownie crumb has passed her lips, Fisher says she's been advised that "(1) they are absolutely without effect and (2) they are potentially lethal." Never mind. Toklas' chatty reminiscences of Gertrude Stein make splendid reading and the 350-plus recipes, if heavy on butter and cream, are as good as they were in 1954. (Harper & Row, $14.95)
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The basal metabolic rate of patients with nephrosis has been reported as low in the majority of instances.1 However, few data are available on young children with the nephrotic complex. The present studies were carried out in the process of making certain other detailed observations on the children concerned, without regard to their clinical condition at the time.
All the patients were in the Hospital of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research while these observations were made. All presented well defined evidences of the nephrotic syndrome, as manifested by edema, lowered level of albumin in the plasma with reversal of the albumin-globulin ratio, absence of hypertension, lack of retention of nitrogen and definite albuminuria without hematuria. More complete data on the metabolism of some of these children from other aspects have already been reported.2 No attempt will be made here to separate the patients into
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A Volusia County woman is accused of pouring hot wax on her boyfriend, punching him in the face and biting him in the jaw.
Deputies said 39-year-old Denise Harris was mad at her boyfriend Wednesday night because they were being evicted from their Deleon Springs home.
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American Airlines CEO Gerard Arpey Reaffirms AA's Commitment to Retain Japan Airlines as a Valuable Long-Term Partner
FORT WORTH, Texas, Nov. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American Airlines Chairman and CEO Gerard Arpey today reaffirmed the commitment of American and the oneworld® Alliance to retain Japan Airlines (JAL) as a valued partner and equal member within the oneworld group. Arpey, who also is chairman of the oneworld Board of Governors, addressed media and other attendees at an event in Mexico City commemorating the induction of Mexicana Airlines into oneworld.
"Let me be very clear," Arpey said, "JAL is a highly valued member of oneworld. The alliance and its other member airlines have deep and long-standing partnerships with JAL that produce hundreds of millions of dollars of value for JAL, and we are committed to maintaining and strengthening that partnership."
Arpey noted that the current global economic environment has affected carriers worldwide, but it's been especially challenging for those operating in the Asia Pacific region.
"As its country's and the region's biggest airline, Japan Airlines has been right in the eye of the storm. The media have been speculating extensively on JAL's prospects and its alliance strategy. We are convinced that we can deliver the most meaningful alliance value to JAL -- by a wide margin -- and without any of the regulatory risk a change in alliance strategy would mean for them, not to mention the financial costs JAL would incur if it changed alliances at such a critical phase in its restructuring," he said.
As the governments of Japan and the United States consider an Open Skies agreement, Arpey noted that JAL is more likely to realize the benefits of an immunized relationship with American Airlines. And, by remaining with oneworld, JAL can continue to benefit fully from all of the revenues flowing from all its partnerships.
"We are dedicated to do what we can to help JAL weather its current challenges and to assure it a long and healthy future as an important and equal member of oneworld," Arpey said.
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