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The Village Nursery - Day Nursery & Pre-School Bramcote, Nottingham
Located in Bramcote, Nottingham the Village Nursery is committed to maintaining the highest standards of day care and nursery education from 6 weeks to 5 years. We offer full day and part time day care and early years education in a safe, secure and stimulating environment.
The Village Nursery is owned by a husband and wife team Maureen and John Scott. Maureen Scott is an experienced and qualified early year's teacher and this is reflected across the nursery with learning activities from the baby unit upwards.
We recognise what an important role we play in each child's development. Most of all, we want our children to be happy, confident and secure.
We are fortunate in that the Nursery is adjacent to a play park and green belt playing fields for which we have direct access from the Nursery. In addition, the Nursery gardens include four play areas, a lawn with flowerbeds, a bark park, woodland garden and a soft surfaced enclosed courtyard. We are well equipped for both indoor and outdoor activities.
Early Years Foundation Stage
Throughout The Village Nursery we follow the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS). Every child deserves the best possible start in life and the support that enables them to fulfil their potential.
The Early Years Foundation Stage sets the standards that all early years providers must meet to ensure that children learn and develop well and are kept healthy and safe. There are four guiding principles: every child is a unique child; children learn to be strong and independent through positive relationships; children learn and develop well in an enabling environment; children develop and learn in different ways and at different rates.
Our Promise
- The nursery years should be a enjoyable and rewarding experience for every family
- We promise to respect the individual needs of each child, providing equality of opportunity for all children regardless of race, gender or culture
- Parents are always welcome in the Nursery and we work closely with you to ensure the fullest understanding of your child
- Specialist qualified staff are in attendance at all times
- The Nursery Nurses are professionals in their area, dedicated and committed to the best care for the children
- We understand what an important role we play in each child's development, and will do everything we can to make sure our children are happy, confident and safe.
The Village Nursery is owned by husband & wife team, John & Maureen Scott, and their company name is Nanny Tots Ltd. Maureen is a very experienced and fully qualified early year's teacher, with Early Years Professional status (E.Y.P.), which is reflected right across the nursery via learning activities from the Baby Unit upwards.
The Nursery Structure
The Village Nursery is divided into five groups:
- The Bumble Bees – 6 weeks to 12 months
- The Caterpillar Crew – 12 months to 18 months
- The Butterfly Bunch – 18 months to 2½ years
- The Squirrels Nest - 2½ years to 3 years
- The Den Pre-school – 3 to 5 years
The early years are vital for a child's development and so we take great care in grouping the under fives. The ages of the children in the groups are approximate depending on a child's individual ability and development. Every child has a Key carer, a Nursery Nurse assigned to them to work with you to follow your child's development and progress. Each group has a Manager / Senior Nursery Nurse who has overall responsibility for their section, and is also available to talk to about your child.
We have our very own cook on the premises who provides home-cooked hot meals daily.
We provide:
- A light breakfast for early starters at 9am
- Juice, milk or water during the morning and afternoon breaks
- Hot, two course lunches and afternoon tea
- Formula milk feeds for babies are provided by the nursery
We cater for special diets where possible, e.g. vegetarian, and/or religious diets and allergies. All of the children benefit from a balanced diet with fresh vegetables, fruit, milk, and we are careful to ensure a low sugar and salt content.
The day to day running of the nursery is supervised by the Nursery Manager, and the Deputy Nursery Manager, which is overseen by the Owners/Managers Maureen & John Scott.
Who are the childcare staff?
We have fully qualified Nursery Nurses who have gained professional qualifications, such as NNEB, Btec., NVQ 5,4,3,2. We also employ experienced Nursery Assistants and Nursery Nurse Trainees who are assessed regularly and are working towards childcare qualifications. Everyone working in the nursery has undergone an Enhanced Criminal Record Bureau check. All our professionals are dedicated and fully committed to providing the finest care for the children.
The Nursery Day
Children are offered free play and structured play, together with a learning environment that is tailored to the individual needs of the child. A wide variety of equipment and activities are offered within the nursery allowing your child to develop. As your child progresses through the nursery, their day will become more structured as we help them to take their first steps into the world of learning and education. We have music with "Music Makers" and "Jo Jingles", qualified music teachers, and our older children enjoy learning French in a fun way with a qualified specialist teacher in early language learning for children – "Le Club Francais". The nursery follows the Early Years Foundation Stage, which your Key Carer will work with your child, keeping you informed of the progress.
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UNIVERSITY PARK - Offensive line depth will be a concern for Penn State this fall, plus it will play a role in determining how much actual football can be played during next weekend's Blue-White Game.
Actually, make that the Blue-White-Gray Game.
Coach James Franklin plans to have the offensive linemen wear gray jerseys so they can play on both teams if needed during Saturday's spring game.
"I know everybody is so consumed by the uniforms around here," Franklin joked Saturday. "Gray, it's not a new statement. We're not thinking about wearing gray next year. It's just for this situation."
There's so little depth on the line that fielding two units for an entire scrimmage could be difficult, so some players may have to shuttle back and forth between squads. Having them wear gray would make that easier.
"The format is really dictated on where we're at in terms of depth and bodies by the time the game comes along," Franklin said of what fans can expect to see. "At this point, we still plan on having a true spring game. We'll see how this week goes and affects that."
The Nittany Lions already were thin on the O-line and have to replace three starters, then they took another hit when left guard Miles Dieffenbach suffered an ACL injury last week. If Dieffenbach can't play this season, left tackle Donovan Smith will be the lone returning starter on the line.
There's a lot of competition but not much experience for the other starting spots. That means pressing younger guys into action and counting on them to develop quicker.
"Time and reps," Franklin said of the keys, "but we only get so much time with them and you only get so many reps. That's the challenge."
A lot of the development, the coach added, has to come off the field through intense film study.
"[We want] those guys to commit to coming in and watching a bunch of film, not only from practice but all last season and the season before," Franklin said.
"Even if it's a different team, it's still the same plays. Being able to grind, and each play kind of pausing the film pre-snap and say, 'How would I call this front? What blitz are they bringing? What is my assignment going to be?'"
As is usually the case, Franklin said the defense is ahead of the offense after 11 spring practices. The coach singled out middle linebacker Mike Hull, saying he "has played extremely well," as well as safety Adrian Amos, calling him "an impressive guy."
"On defense, I feel pretty good about the D-line, I feel pretty good about [middle] linebacker and I feel pretty good about the secondary," Franklin said. "The other thing I think with defense, you can solve some of your problems. So say you don't feel as good about all three linebackers, you can go nickel and dime and do some things like that.
"On offense, if you don't have five offensive linemen, it's not like you can choose to play with three. It is what it is."
The offense does have Christian Hackenberg at quarterback, and that's certainly a plus.
"I've been very impressed with Hackenberg," Franklin said. "Everybody told me ahead of time, but until you see it live, I've been very, very impressed with him."
The coach also singled out Smith on offense, saying he's had a "really, really good camp."
"The attitude, the work ethic has been great," Franklin said of the team's work this spring. "I think that they're retaining a lot of the information. We're starting to play faster, which is going to be important to us. But there's been some guys that obviously have been doing some impressive things."

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PSAC honors McDowell grad Cosgrove, 5 more from area
McDowell graduate Brenna Cosgrove, a junior at Edinboro, was among six area softball players to make the PSAC Western Division all-star team Thursday.
Cosgrove made the team as an outfielder, joining teammate Marissa Pullo, a senior utility player who claimed all-PSAC honors for the fourth straight season.
On Friday, Pullo was named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association D-II Atlantic Region first team as the region's top utility non-pitcher.
Gannon led area teams with three PSAC selections: freshman outfielder Alexa Archambeault, freshman designated hitter Alyssa Bates and junior at-large player Kristie Cortazzo.
Mercyhurst junior Courtney Smith also made the team as an at-large selection.
Slippery Rock senior catcher Katie Saluga was named player of the year.


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KVII-TV has an opening at the top.
Station President and General Manager Lynn Fairbanks resigned Wednesday, effective immediately.
"My decision was based on just (that) I guess I've taken the station as far as I can take it, and maybe they need some new blood, some new management," Fairbanks said.
Asked if Barrington Broadcasting Group, the limited liability company that owns KVII, requested his resignation, Fairbanks replied: "Let's just leave it that I resigned."
Calls for comment to Barrington Broadcasting and KVII were not returned by 6 p.m. Wednesday.
The Illinois-based media company purchased KVII from New Vision Group of Atlanta in 2005 in a $22.5 million deal that included KVIH-TV in Clovis, N.M. KVIH broadcasts KVII programming in the Clovis market, the Barrington Web site said.
In announcing the sale in August 2005, Barrington President and Chief Operating Officer Chris Cornelius said Fairbanks would stay on.
"We hope Lynn likes us as much as we like him," Cornelius said.
KVII finished second to KFDA-TV in Nielsen household percentage ratings for February and May sweeps periods this year and in May 2006. The station virtually tied with KFDA in February 2006 sweeps ratings and market share. KAMR-TV and KCIT-TV rounded out the ratings races in third and fourth, respectively.
Fairbanks expressed "respect and admiration" for KVII staffers.
"I will miss all of them and will hope that my almost five years here have made a difference," he said, calling his plans "up in the air. I would love to stay in Amarillo. But in the industry I'm in, I don't know that that's possible."
Fairbanks' volunteer contributions while in Amarillo have included co-chairing the United Way of Amarillo and Canyon fundraising campaign in both 2005 and 2006.
"He was the first one that was brave enough to chair the drive two years in a row," said Amarillo National Bank President Richard Ware, co-chair with Fairbanks in 2005, when more than $4.9 million was raised. "It was really amazing dedication. He is a great guy who brought a fun-loving spirit that made everybody work harder."
The 2006 campaign, co-chaired by Happy State Bank Chairman and Chief Executive Officer J. Pat Hickman, brought in more than $4.8 million.
Fairbanks currently serves on the boards of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, Lone Star Ballet and National Kidney Foundation of West Texas.
"Lynn's been a great community partner," said chamber President Gary Molberg, who was surprised to hear of Fairbanks' KVII resignation. "He's just been super to work with in our community, just a great guy, and we're sure going to miss him."
Carla O'Brien, Amarillo district coordinator for the Kidney Foundation chapter, also praised Fairbanks' efforts.
"We love Lynn," she said. "He's an integral part of raising money for the foundation."
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If there is a straight line in the state of Vermont I have never seen it. Vermont is, by seasonal turns, a green or white landscape of hills and mountains, hollows, valleys, and gorges, all bucking and turning and curvilinear in the extreme. Vermont is also, perhaps because it is located upriver from New York, the most progressive of the six New England states, its small cities, towns and countryside populated by environmentalists, socialists, Buddhists, and idealists. Think Ben & Jerry's and Phish.
Currently, the Robert Hull Fleming Museum at the University of Vermont in Burlington is featuring three exhibitions (all through December 19) that, though at first glance might seem disparate and unrelated, strike me as perfectly congruent with the free spirit of Vermont.
Stooks, Stacks, and Sheaves:Agricultural Landscapes in America, 1850 – Present is a glass case exhibition of paintings, prints, photographs, broadsides, and farm implements that speaks to the changing nature of the agrarian way of life. Curator Aimee Marcereau DeGalan, who arrived in Burlington from the Cleveland Museum of Art in June, conceived of the show on her first day on the job when she learned that artist Lars-Erik Fisk, a 1993 UVM grad, had just given the museum a wonderful conceptual sculpture entitled "Barn Ball," a prototypical red Vermont barn with stone foundation concentrated into a ball 18 feet in circumference.
To complement Fisk's "Barn Ball," Marcereau DeGalan assembled some 50 objects ranging from farmscape lithographs by Edward M. Sanborn and Thomas Hart Benton to a contemporary tempera by Altoon Sultan, a resident of Vermont's Northeast Kingdrom. Her painting plays off modern plastic calf hutches against the timeless, undulating Vermont landscape, fittingly with a little red barn in the background. Aimee Marcereau DeGalan says she intentionally juxtaposed pastorale images with images and objects evocative of agriculture as a purely practical and unromantic matter of survival, hoping to suggest that "there are multiple ways to look at a landscape."
Buddha in Paradise: Tibetan Art from the Rubin Museum features tangka paintings and sculpture that explore the Buddhist concept of "Pure Land." Between October 15 and 22, Tibetan monks will create a mandala of colored sand in the museum's Marble Court.
Vermont, it has been suggested, may be home to the largest concentration of Caucasian Buddhists in the United States with more than two dozen Buddhist sanghas and meditation centers around the state, chief among them the Vermont Zen Center in Shelburne, Karme Choling in Barnet, and the Green Mountain Dharma Center in Hartland Four Corners. As it happens, the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson, Vermont, is currently (through October 16) hosting an exhibition of prayer flags created by contemporary artists to mark the grand opening of the Rubin Museum of Art in 2004.
The third Fleming exhibition at the moment is Architectural Improvisation: A History of Vermont's Design/Build Movement, 1964-1977. Curator by Norwich University architecture Danny Sagan, the show features photographs, plans, drawings and artifacts from several innovative building projects undertaken in the heady days of the counterculture by visionary young architects such as David sellers, Bill Reineke, Jim Sanford, Bill Maclay, Ellen Strauss, Charles Hosford, John Mallary, and Barry Simpson who fanned out from hotbeds of new architectural practice such as Yale and the University of Pennsylvania to merge high style architecture with vernacular building forms in the countryside.
Seen together, these three Fleming Museum shows suggest that there is always more than one way to look not only at the landscape but also Buddha and buildings. Try looking with your third eye.
Robert Hull Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, 61 Colchester Ave., Burlington, VT. 802-656-0750.


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The singer, 31, is back making the ladies swoon with his self-titled second album
ON HIS NEW CD It encompasses relationships I've had and things my friends have gone through. But I've Rubik's Cubed enough things that the girls won't recognize themselves!
ON HIS FEMALE FANS Sometimes they make T-shirts [that say] "Mrs. DeGraw" and things like that. The other day I did this charity thing called Pet-a-Palooza and this woman had a tiny dog with a little white T-shirt that said, "My Mommy Loves Gavin." That was really cute.
ON IF HE EVER SERENADED GIRLS Of course! All through my teens. I think it helped. I just was excited about sharing music. I wasn't going to call up my guy friends who I played sports with. They'd be like, "So what, man?"
ON BEING SINGLE There's no way for a relationship to develop while [touring]. I'll meet someone and it's like, "Want to live with me on a bus or wait till I come back?" It'd be long-distance, so the only one benefiting would be the phone company!
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The buildup of plaque can trap stains on the teeth, and it is also the primary factor in gum disease. Fighting plaque is a life-long part of good oral care.
Plaque begins forming on teeth 4 to 12 hours after brushing, which is why it is so important to brush at least twice a day and floss daily.
Tartar, also called calculus, is a crusty deposit that can trap stains on the teeth and cause discoloration. It creates a strong bond that can only be removed by a dental professional. Tartar formation may also make it more difficult to remove new plaque and bacteria.
Individuals vary greatly in their susceptibility to plaque and tartar. For many of us, these deposits build up faster as we age.
The photographs show the degrees of tartar (or calculus) formation.
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Calculus formation
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Here is the media relations report on how Indiana ended the season Thursday night in men's soccer with a 3-2 loss to Akron in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
AKRON, Ohio – A valiant second-half comeback by the Indiana men's soccer team fell just short as the Hoosiers dropped a 3-2 decision to Akron Thursday night at FirstEnergy Stadium-Cub Cadet Field in Akron, Ohio in round one of the 2013 NCAA Tournament.
The Hoosiers finish the season at 8-12-2, while Akron improves to 17-3-1.
"It's really hard right now to see the faces of the seniors," said head coach Todd Yeagley. "But when it comes to what we asked them to do, the pride and the level of play we put out there, we left it all on the field.
"I think the loser tonight was college soccer as I don't think these two teams should have met at this point. Akron is an excellent soccer team and that was a high-end college soccer game."
Akron took a 1-0 lead in the seventh minute as Reinaldo Brenes took advantage of goalkeeper Colin Webb off his line, slipping the ball under Webb for the score.
Indiana's first shot came off the boot of Harrison Petts in the 15th minute. After a collision in the box with Femi Hollinger-Janzen, the ball fell to Petts. With the goalkeeper out, Petts shot on an open net was wide left.
A.J. Corrado sent in a long ball and Tommy Thompson ran onto it, setting up a perfect 1v1 opportunity. Akron goalkeeper Jake Fenlason came off his line and got big, blocking the shot attempt. With 22 minutes to play Hollinger-Janzen had an open look on frame but curled his shot wide right.
Akron's offensive pressure went for naught as the Zips took a 2-0 lead in the 24th minute when Aodhan Quinn lofted the ball into the upper 90 after Webb had come off his line to punch an attempt out.
Indiana got shots from Dylan Lax and Nikita Kotlov, with Lax's header right at Fenlason and Kotlov's shot wide. It looked as if the Zips had taken a three-goal lead in the 37th minute when Brenes hit a shot that looked to go off the bar and in, but it was ruled the ball never crossed the line and was cleared out by Jacob Bushue with a bicycle kick.
Indiana went into the break trailing by two goals. A wide-open game saw 22 combined shots, with nine coming off the feet of the Hoosiers. Kotlov and Petts led the way with two each.
Akron came out in the second half and added to its lead early with Brenes' second of the game giving the Zips a 3-0 lead in the 48th minute. Two minutes later Indiana had a golden chance to get on the board, but Hollinger-Janzen's shot was saved, and the rebound to Thompson was also saved at close range by Fenlason.
The tide turned for Indiana in the 52nd minute as the Hoosiers quickly scored a pair of goals to get back to a 3-2 deficit. Dylan Lax got IU on the board early with a header off Patrick Doody's corner kick at 51:02. At 52:44 it became a two-goal game when Doody sent in another corner kick, this one finding the head of Thompson who sent it off the cross bar. The rebound came out to Jacob Bushue, and his shot found the back of the net for his third goal of the season.
Lax's goal was his first career score, while Thompson picked up his third assist of the season on the Bushue score. Bushue had a header on a corner kick from A.J. Corrado in the 69th minute but it was right at Fenlason for the save.
Akron's first good look since its early second-half goal came in the 79th minute when Matt Foldesy had an open goal and shanked his shot over the cross bar.
In the end the Hoosiers out-shot Akron 14-4 in the second half and 23-17 for the game. Indiana also had a 7-2 shots on goal advantage in the second half, 9-7 for the game. Corner kicks also fell in favor of Indiana 8-7 for the match including 6-1 in the second half.
The game marked the final time in the Cream and Crimson for seniors Bushue, Corrado, Kotlov, McKain and Petts. This senior class leaves having won every title possible with a Big Ten regular season championship in 2010, an NCAA Championship in 2012 and a Big Ten Tournament title in 2013.


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Fruit Allergy
Including fruits in the diet is an effective tip for a healthy living. But, it is not a good suggestion for the people, who suffer from fruit allergy. Allergy to fruits is very rare and is usually subtle. The reason for fruit allergy is diverse and often random. Each person may have allergy to a specific set of fruits.
Cause of fruit allergy
The body of allergic persons produces immunoglobulin E or IgE antibodies after consumption of a specific fruit. It happens when the immune system wrongly interprets the fruits as dangerous to the body. These antibodies act against the foreign particles that enter the body and cause allergic reactions. Some common fruits, which may cause allergic reactions, are kiwis, cherries, water melons, bananas, apricots, papayas, plums, pineapples, peaches, strawberries, peaches and musk melon.
Fruit punch that includes fruit juices mixed with water, alcohol or soda can trigger allergic reactions. Therefore, people, who suffer from fruit allergy, should avoid fruit punch. Those with fruit allergy should also avoid eating citrus fruits such as lemons, oranges etc.
Symptoms of fruit allergy
Tingling, itching and swelling: People, who suffer from fruit allergy, may experience itching, tingling and swelling in the throat and the roof or palate of the mouth. These symptoms are known as oral allergy syndrome. The allergy sufferer's voice may be hoarse due to the throat irritations associated with fruit allergy.
Itchy eyes and runny nose: Itchy eyes and runny nose are the common symptoms associated with fruit allergy. The allergy sufferer may experience a stuffy nose and itchy eyes after consumption of certain fruits. The eyes and nose may be reddened due to the irritation caused by the allergy symptoms.
Hives and itching: A systemic reaction of a fruit allergy is itching and hives. Actual contact with the lips and the mouth could result this symptom. The patient may experience raised, reddened areas from the top of the heads to the toes. Itching will occur in these areas. As hivers and itching can lead to anaphylaxis, proper evaluation and treatment is required.
Cold-like feeling: Some people experience the cold-like symptoms such as sneezing, itchy and watery eyes, inflamed eyelids and a runny nose after consumption of a particular fruit.
Vomiting, diarrhea, cramps: Vomiting, diarrhea and cramps are severe fruit allergy symptoms and should be considered as dangerous. Those, who are allergic to fruits may experience stomachache and may be doubled over in pain. Vomiting may occur when an individual cannot tolerate the fruit-type foods that were digested.
Wheezing and shortness of breath: Allergic reactions to specific fruits such as apples and oranges may cause some asthmatic symptoms. They generally include wheezing and shortness of breath. If these symptoms may worsen, the person can fall into anaphylaxis. Difficulty in breathing, rapid breathing, chest pain and chest tightness, fever and headache are the other symptoms that may be associated with allergic asthma.
Treatment of fruit allergy
Avoiding consumption of fruits is the best method to treat fruit allergy. Removing the skin of the fruits prior to consumption may help to minimize fruit allergies because skin is the most allergic part of the fruit. Ripeness can also induce allergy to fruits. Ripe fruits can cause severe allergic reactions compared to freshly picked fruits. Antihistamines can relive basic allergy symptoms. Bronchodilators can improve breathing by clearing congested bronchial tubes and corticosteroids can prevent allergy attacks by reducing inflammation. Keeping the fruits in a microwave oven for 30 minutes is another method. If you cut the fruits and let them sit for a while, oxidization will occur and it breaks down the proteins.
Fruit allergy is common in children although they outgrow the condition by the time they are three years old.


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JUPITER, FL (August 3, 2009) - Florida Atlantic University announces the Lifelong Learning Society Jupiter course offerings for the Fall 2009 semester, beginning Monday, October 12.
Taught by FAU professors and distinguished guest lecturers, course offerings include such varied subjects as foreign policy, political science, film, music, art history and literature. The Lifelong Learning Society was established to provide adults of all ages the opportunity to enrich their lives through non-credit, university-level courses with no homework or tests.
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- Music Americana: The Great American Songbook
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Aeroflot AirlinesAeroflot's goal of reinventing itself as a premier international airline was finally realized in 2006 when the carrier was accepted as a member of the Sky Team global airline alliance. Aeroflot currently flies nonstop from New York (JFK), Washington Dulles and Los Angeles to its hub at Moscow's Shermetyevo International Airport. The airline's network now spans over 80 destinations in over 40 countries around the world.
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Thomas C Almond
June 15th, 2010 at 2:38 pm
Unfortunately the actions of Aeroflot Russian Airlines have left me no alternative than to strongly recommend to you DO NOT USE AEROFLOT RUSSIAN AIRLINES
Here is the reason:
On April 23, 2010 we went to RDM airport to begin our trip.
At check in we were advised there was a problem with the name on my Olga's ticket.
We were advised to contact Aeroflot to see if we could get this corrected.
Orbitz tried for 90 minutes to contact by phone. They never answered there call.
I tried for an additional 90 minutes to call by phone. All I ever got was a recording.
Finally the last possible flight out of Redmond that would allow us to meet our connection in LA left and we had no alternative but to return home.
Upon return home I contacted Orbitz and they again tried unsuccessfully to call with no answer.
Finally they tried Email and it took three days for them to respond to.
Meanwhile we had to book new flights and make our trip to Ukraine from which we returned June 5.
I have been informed by Orbitz that they will refund $ $723.00 from these tickets.
As of 06/15/2010 I have received a refund of $ 281.10. Total cost was $ 3337.97
Upon our return I sent a letter to Aeroflot demanding a full refund because of there poor customer service that cost us a chance to use our purchased tickets.
In there reply they stated they would not refund our money. In the letter they do not mention the fact we could not contact them and accept any responsibility for this situation.
As a comparison. During our trip to Ukraine we twice needed to contact Delta Airlines. Both times they answered the phone immediately. In both cases I had questions answered quickly. We were unable to use one of the non refundable tickets for that trip and received an 85% refund by the time we returned home.
There are actually several other airlines that serve Moscow including Delta which as I stated actually does customer service.
If you want integrity and good service DO NOT USE AEROFLOT RUSSIAN AIRLINES
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LEWISTOWN - Shirley J. Goss, 77, of Lewistown, passed away at 4:10 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014, at Geisinger - Lewistown Hospital after an extended illness.
Born March 21, 1936, in Port Royal, Juniata County, she was the daughter of the late Brooks M. Lauver and Helen M. Wall.
Shirley is survived by: her husband, Paul W. Goss Jr., of Lewistown; children, Bob Richard and wife, Susan, of Lewistown, Karen Yohn, of Yeagertown, Paul Richard and wife, Rhonda, of McVeytown, and Patti Richard and partner, Andi, of St. Petersburg, Fla.; stepchildren, Kelly Chesney, and husband, John, of Middleburg, and Debbie Bair, and husband, Todd, of Mount Joy; one sister, Helen Patricia Mark, of Brookline Assisted Living; half sister, Donna M. Geedy, and husband, Jim, of Enola; 10 grandchildren; three step-grandchil-dren; and 12 great-grand- children.
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She was preceded in death by a half sister, Doreen J. Shick, and a half brother, Paul M. Wall Jr.
Shirley spent most of her early years raising her children and taking care of their home. She earned her GED in 1984 and worked outside the home at the Arrow Co., Fisher Electronics and the Hite Company. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Red Hat Society.
She was a member of the Maitland Church of the Brethren but she and Paul more recently were members of the Lewistown Presbyterian Church.
Shirley loved going out to eat at many local eateries. She and her sister, Pat, were always very close. She loved family gatherings with all the kids and grandkids.
There will be a memorial service at 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, at the Lewistown Presbyterian Church, 17 E. Third St., Lewistown, with the Revs. Zorn and Thomas officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made and sent to the Lewistown Presbyterian Church, 17 E. Third St., Lewistown, PA 17044.
Interment will be private and at the convenience of the family.
Barr Funeral Home Inc., 120 Logan St., Lewistown, is in charge of the arrangements.
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The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear an appeal filed by Death Row inmate Troy Victorino, who was convicted in the 2004 murders of six people in a Volusia County home -- a case that became known as the "Xbox murders."
Victorino, who was accused of being the ringleader in the murders, appealed an October ruling by the Florida Supreme Court.
The state court unanimously rejected a wide range of arguments made by Victorino, including that he had received ineffective assistance of counsel.
The U.S. Supreme Court did not give its reasons for declining to take up the case.
The August 2004 murders in Deltona drew national attention, at least in part because of their gruesome nature and the number of victims. The case became known as the "Xbox murders" because it involved a dispute about some of Victorino's belongings, including an Xbox video-game system.
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Victorino and three other men were accused of breaking into the house and bludgeoning the victims with baseball bats.
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Classic Babe Ruth figural electric desk clock produced by the Abbotwares company features a bust of Ruth between two baseballs, on which are recorded his single-season and lifetime home run records, respectively. This clock was the top prize offered by a baseball punch board game, circa 1948, and was probably available for sale as well. The clock is in working order. High quality, very substantial, and ideal for display, with a striking art deco-style base. Rarely found in such a fine state of preservation. This is an outstanding example of one of baseball collecting's premier Babe Ruth display pieces. Excellent to Mint condition. Height: 10 inches. Reserve $800. Estimate $1,500/$2,500. SOLD FOR $3,818.75
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Rattles is a mild common disease. Symptoms include muscle spasms, paleness, restlessness, and listlessness. It can be contracted from contact with Nix-Hounds, Zombies, or contaminated swinging blade traps.[1] This disease can be problematic as it decreases attributes, and it is recommended that it be cured promptly to avoid disadvantageous situations. In Skyrim, the disease can be contracted from trolls.confirmation needed
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It's been a long time since I was actually moved by something in baseball, but on Monday night it happened - that goosebumps down your spine feeling you get when something special occurs.
And it didn't happen via a walk-off home run or a perfect pitching performance. Heck it wasn't even a real baseball game, but during a contest - the home run derby.
I have to say that after watching Texas slugger Josh Hamilton set a new record for homers in the first round of the derby, I'm now his biggest fan.
Not because of how many dingers he hit or how far he hit them, but for the pure fact that he was there doing it.
By now everyone knows about Hamilton's past drug addiction and what he had to overcome just to get the opportunity to go yard at the final All-Star game at Yankee Stadium. But unless you've actually witnessed someone fighting the terrible problem first hand, you can't really appreciate what the Rangers' star has accomplished.
The entire situation hit home in a big way for me, and while watching television Monday night, I couldn't help but to reminisce about a member of my family who still continues to fight the fight.
He too was a baseball player, and actually a very good one at a young age. And like most kids, he dreamed of someday making it to the big leagues and having everything he ever wanted.
And just like Hamilton, he got caught in that deceitful web, which for most is impossible to ever escape. Unlike Hamilton, however, he's lost the battle time and time again, despite putting up the dukes and going at it full force.
That's why to many folks, Hamilton's accomplishment off the field, rather than on, is what makes him a hero. He was actually able to defeat an almost unbeatable opponent, which trumps anything he will ever do on the diamond where many predict the sky's the limit for the young rising star.
In a time when it's an every day occurrence to pick up the paper and see athletes' names tied drug abuse, Hamilton is a breath of fresh air.
Now a role model to the many individuals and families having to deal with drug addiction, Hamilton can continue to inspire with his story of how he went from rock bottom to the top of the world.
Hopefully one former little league star who is close to my heart, will take notice and begin living the field of dreams of life, like that of Hamilton.
SIGNING ON: West Virginia University's new football staff continued its successful run at landing recruits on Wednesday when Ryan Spiker became the Mountaineers' 12th commitment for the 2009 class, the Zanesville Times Recorder reported.
The 6-3, 280-pound senior reportedly chose the Mountaineers over Michigan State, North Carolina State, Indiana, Wake Forest and Cincinnati.
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HEDGESVILLE - Stoney Creek is pleased to introduce the band's newest member, mandolin player Bob Simmers.
Simmers has been playing the mandolin for over 25 years. He has played with bands throughout south central Pennsylvania and Maryland, including the Gospel Grass Band and Harmony Road.
Simmers has joined Stoney Creek's lineup just in time to promote the band's newest project, the bluegrass gospel album "Are You Ready?" The title track and lead single "Are You Ready?" was written by the late Dee Stottlemyer, sister of bassist and vocalist Libby Files. Files noted that Simmers had previously played mandolin with Stottlemyer, and was the first mandolin player to record a live version of the song with Stottlemyer shortly after she wrote it.
Files says she's thrilled that Simmers has joined Stoney Creek in time to promote "Are You Ready?" The single features a posthumous duet between Files and Stottlemyer. The song is now playing on bluegrass and gospel radio, and a music video is airing on BlueHighways TV and is available online through YouTube and Yallwire.
Simmers also played at jam sessions in the late 1970s with Stoney Creek's banjo player, Darrell Sanders. Simmers' mandolin and vocal talents, along with his longtime connections to the band members, made him a unanimous choice to fill out the band's lineup. Simmers plays a Buckeye mandolin, built by Pete Hart of Guysville, Ohio.
Stoney Creek is also promoting the re-issue of Sanders' "West Virginia Style" album, released simultaneously with "Are You Ready?" Originally released on Webco Records in 1983, "West Virginia Style" features Sanders' former band mates Bill Harrell (guitar), Larry Stephenson (mandolin), Carl Nelson (fiddle) and Ed Ferris (bass) and special guest Mike Auldridge (dobro). In 2011, Sanders was finally able to license the rights to this recording, which is now making its debut on CD. Recent Stoney Creek concerts have featured several songs from "West Virginia Style."
To catch Simmers with Stoney Creek, check out the band's tour dates at StoneyCreekBluegrass.net. Stoney Creek is scheduled to headline the Conococheague Bluegrass Festival in Greencastle, Pa., on Aug. 25. The band will be appearing at West Virginia's Pickin' in the Panhandle in September and North Carolina's Outer Banks Bluegrass Festival in October.


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MANILA - The Philippines government and the nation's largest Muslim rebel group took the first steps to creating a lasting peace in the war-torn southern Philippines this week.
If the agreement holds, it could mean peace for the first time in 40 years.
Emotions ran high among several Muslim groups during the signing ceremony with the Philippine government. After 16 years of talks and failed agreements, negotiators say the latest peace plan will end an Islamic insurgency in the south by creating a new Islamic political entity within the Republic of the Philippines.
What's it like for Christians living in the mostly Muslim area? Christian World News' Gary Lane, who has been to the Philippines several times, has more, following this report.
Al Haj Murad Ibrahim, chairman of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, said the agreement gives his people a measure of autonomy.
"Today after almost 16 years of hard negotiations interspersed with armed confrontations on the ground, we have inked the most important document in the chapter of our history. A landmark document that restores to our people their Bangsamoro identity and their homeland; their right to govern themselves," Ibrahim said.
Philippine President Benigno Aquino III also believes the agreement will bring lasting peace to the region.
"Join me in imagining a Mindanao finally free from strife for people (to) achieve their fullest potential," he said.
"Children who had to witness immeasurable suffering will now get to witness a harvest," he continued. "Families who once cowered in fear of gunshots will emerge from their homes to a bright new dawn of equity, justice, and peace."
The 40-year war between the government and the MILF has claimed more than 120,000 lives and left more than two million people displaced from their homes.
Some residents fled the area when the government launched an all-out campaign against the rebels in 2000. Though they now live in safety, they are haunted by bad memories.
Alisah Paher took her family and left after her relatives died in the fighting.
"When the soldiers bombed our mosque, my two brothers, sister-in-law and nephew were killed. I was also being harassed by soldiers and that's why we decided to flee," she said.
Mariam Taher suffered an even greater tragedy.
"We had to run and live in the evacuation center. There, my baby got sick with dengue fever. She died because we did not get any medical help," she said.
Not all agree that the peace deal is a good idea, but ordinary Muslims who suffered the devastation of war say they are willing to give peace and progress a chance.
Bishop Efraim Tendero, national director of the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches, said the peace agreement is God's answer to many years of prayer. He's urging church leaders to get behind the effort and help it succeed.
"We need to pray that God will move the government, the people involved and everyone," Tendero said.
"Let's have that hope that there will be continuous progress for peace," he said. "Jesus said that we have to love our neighbor. Let us love our neighbor... (and pray that) the Bangsamoro nation would be our neighbor."
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Marfan syndrome
Marfan syndrome is a systemic disease of connective tissue characterized by a variable combination of cardiovascular, musculo-skeletal, ophthalmic and pulmonary manifestations.
The prevalence is estimated at 1/5,000 and there is no difference between sexes.
Symptoms can appear at any age and vary greatly between individuals even within the same family. Cardiovascular involvement is characterized by 1) progressive dilation of the aorta accompanied by an increased risk of aortic dissection, which affects prognosis; the aortic dilation can result in a leaky aortic valve; and 2) mitral insufficiency, which can be complicated by arythmias, endocarditis or cardiac insufficiency. Skeletal involvement is often the first sign of the disease and can include dolichostenomelia (excessive length of extremities), large size, arachnodactyly, joint hypermobility, scoliotic deformations, acetabulum protrusion, thoracic deformity (pectus carinatum or pectus excavatum), dolichocephaly of the anteroposterior axis, micrognathism or malar hypoplasia. Ophthalmic involvement results in axile myopia, which can lead to retinal detachment and lens displacement (ectopia or luxation are characteristic signs). Ocular complications, particularly lens ectopia, can lead to blindness. Cutaneous signs (vergetures), a risk of pneumothorax and dural ectasia can also occur.
In the vast majority of cases, Marfan syndrome is caused by mutations of the FBN1 gene (15q21), which codes for fibrilline-1, a protein essential for connective tissues. Frontier forms have been identified that are secondary to mutations in the TGFBR2 gene located on chromosome 3, which codes for a TGF-beta receptor.
Diagnosis is based on clinical signs and family history. However, as a result of the widely variable clinical picture, the diagnosis can be difficult to establish. International diagnostic criteria (Ghent criteria) based on major and/or minor clinical signs have been established to aid diagnosis.
Differential diagnoses include MASS syndrome, Shprintzen-Goldberg syndrome, mitral valve prolapse, Ehlers-Danlos syndrome and other diseases that present with aortic aneurysm such as Loeys-Dietz syndrome (see these terms).
Prenatal genetic diagnosis is possible for families in which the causal mutation has been identified.
Transmission is autosomal dominant. An affected individual has a 50% chance of transmitting the mutation responsible for the disease. Some sporadic cases have been reported.
Management should be multidisciplinary with consultations from different specialists including cardiologists, geneticists, rheumatologists, ophthalmologists, pediatricians and radiologists. Management should aim to limit aortic dilation (beta-blockers and a reduction in sport activities) and regularly monitor the aorta (annual echocardiograms) in order to allow the aortic root to be replaced before dissection occurs. Surgery can be offered for skeletal anomalies (vertebral column stabilization in the case of scoliosis or reparation of thoracic deformities) and ocular anomalies (laser treatment or replacement of a dislocated lens). Treatment is otherwise symptomatic.
Prognosis depends on the degree of aortic involvement. With regular follow-up and adequate management, patients now have a life expectancy close to that of the general population. Over the last 30 years that life expectancy has increased by 30 years.
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IDEA CALL CRIMESTOPPERS 235 235-7300. EAST COLI IN THE WATER. AND NOW BOIL ORDER IS IN PLACE FOR TOWN EAST OF OKLAHOMA CITY. CROMWELL WHICH IS IN SEVERAL COUNTY, ARIANA GARZA WENT THERE TO SEE WHAT IS BEING DONE TO FIX IT. Reporter: THESE AT THE CROMWELL GENERAL STORE ARE NORMALLY PACKED BUT THE GRILL IS CLOSE BECAUSE OF THE EAST COLI PROBLEM. THIS IS ONE OF THREE KITCHENS IN TOWN THAT HAD TO CLOSE AFTER THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT SHUT THEM DOWN FRIDAY. A BOIL WATER NOTICE WAS ISSUED FOR CROMWELL THURSDAY. WE HAD ONE LADY ONE OF OUR BOARD MEMBERS THAT GOT SICK AT WORK ON FRIDAY PASSED OUT. AND WENT TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. THE WATER DISTRICT CLAIMS HE AREA ADVISE ITS WATER FROM HAD A DECREASE IN CHLORINE LEVEL THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY HAD INSTALLED A CHLORINATOR BUT THAT WASN'T DONE UNTIL TODAY. AT THAT POINT WE WILL PULL MORE TEST ABOUT BACTERIA AND WHEN DOES COME BACK POSITIVE WE WILL BE ABLE TO LIFT THE BOIL ORDER. THAT COULD BE AS EARLY AS TOMORROW BUT RESIDENTS ARE TIRED OF WAITING. WE HAD TO TAKE THE WATER HOSES OFF. Reporter: UNTIL THEN, DONATED WATER IS HELPING WITH 80 TO 100 CASES HANDED OUT EACH DAY. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO DONATE A BOTTLE OF WATER TO PEOPLE IN CROMWELL YOU CAN CALL CITY HALL
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Which is why, as excited as we were to see the new heir's first outing, we were nearly equally curious about what the Duchess of Cambridge would wear.
True to form, she chose something elegant and modern that nodded to tradition. In fact, it reminded us a bit of the polka-dot dress that Prince William's mother Diana wore for his first outing in June 1982.
For the couple's first outing on the steps of London's St. Mary's hospital, Kate wore a cornflower blue Jenny Packham dress with an empire waist and white polka dots. She accompanied it with a favorite pair of Pied a Terre wedges and her signature amazing tresses.
As for the men in her life? William wore a complementary pale blue button-up – and the unnamed baby Cambridge sported a white crochet blanket and another one dotted with duckies.
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Will the third game in the modern Prince of Persia series be more Sands of Time or Warrior Within?
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First-Ever Global Outdoor Advertising Campaign
October 28, 2005 The first-ever global outdoor advertising campaign, was announced today - a global HIV/AIDS awareness campaign in conjunction with UNICEF. The powerful image that will be seen in more than 50 countries on six continents was also unveiled - a hand-drawn family portrait of a young girl standing beside the graves of her mother and father. The campaign hopes to raise global awareness of the need to help the world's children who are affected and infected by HIV and AIDS
Clear Channel Outdoor is donating some US$5 million in advertising space and production support to the campaign, which begins next month and will continue into 2006.
The campaign will take advantage of outdoor media's unique ability to reach motorists, pedestrians, commuters and shoppers in the world's cities by appearing on billboards, bus shelters, railway stations, buses and airports.
"We have an unprecedented opportunity to truly grab and hold the world's attention on behalf of others," said Paul Meyer, global president of Clear Channel Outdoor. "So we decided to devote the world's first-ever global outdoor campaign to a message that matters globally: the need to help the world's children who are affected and infected by HIV and AIDS."
Worldwide, an estimated 15 million children have been orphaned by AIDS. More than two million children are HIV positive and more than 500,000 have already died this year of AIDS-related causes. Although HIV and AIDS impact children globally, being able to send a single, powerful message around the world using a single outdoor advertising company has not been possible -- until now.
The chilling creative -- a hand-drawn family portrait of a young girl standing beside the graves of her mother and father -- was developed by BesterBurke of Cape Town, South Africa. The image was selected by a blue-ribbon panel of UNICEF and Clear Channel officials and goodwill ambassadors from more than 300 entries from advertising agencies worldwide. The ad will be translated into local languages and accommodate local customs in each country.
Clear Channel Outdoor offices in the following countries are donating advertising space for the campaign: Angola, Australia, Botswana, Belgium, Brazil, Chile, Canada, China, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, Korea, Latvia, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Lithuania, Mexico, Namibia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Peru, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Uganda, United Kingdom, Ukraine, USA, Zambia and Zimbabwe.


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Nature: Honey Badgers: Masters of Mayhem
Wednesday, December 16 at 8:00 p.m.
A YouTube sensation, with more than 64 million hits since its debut in 2011, the "thug of the savannah" is one the most fearless animals in the world.
The honey badger is renowned for its ability to confront grown lions, castrate charging buffalo and shrug off the toxic defenses of stinging bees, scorpions and snakes. Little is known about its behavior in the wild or why it is so aggressive. This film follows badger specialists in South Africa who take on these masters of mayhem in ways that must be seen to be believed.
Main photo: A honey badger is in confrontation stance, tail up, ready for action in Moholoholo Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, South Africa.
At right: A honey badger making a meal out of a small mammal.


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Michael Bloomberg got a taste for fame after his 12-year stint as mayor of New York petered out. He appeared on Curb Your Enthusiasm, the HBO comedy show, as himself, to expel Larry David from the city and signed off as mayor with a cameo on Saturday Night Live when he was asked what was next for the 13th richest man in the world.
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Fake water company worker accused of stealing purseUPDATED 9:49 PM CDT Aug 22, 2013
The Sequoyah County sheriff says a man posed as a water company employee to steal from an elderly woman.Video Transcript
HAVING THEIR MONEY STOLEN. IT'S A CRIME SPREE INVESTIGATORS SAY SPANS SEVERAL COUNTIES. 40/29'S BRETT RAINS TELLS US WHO POLICE ARE NAMING AS THEIR PRIME SUSPECT. IT'S ONLY ON 40/29. "Leola Wheat turns eighty-seven years old next month. She has a hard time hearing and seeing, but when a man showed up at her door claiming to be with the water department, she let him inside her home" "and he said I'm from the Sequoyah County Water Association and everyone's complaing about a slow water pressure, he said can I come in and test your water?" ONCE INSIDE HER HOME THE MAN WENT TO HER KITCHEN SINK. "he turned the faucet on and said now you watch it for just a minute, I'm gonna go out here and check it" BUT AFTER SEVERAL MINUTES MRS. WHEAT WENT TO CHECK ON THE MAN WHO HAD ALREADY LEFT AND HER PURSE WAS ALSO MISSING. "I was shocked I went all through the house and said, I don't remember taking my purse to another room" "it was gone, the whole thing was gone" "they're useless if you ask me, these people that do this to the elderly, they've barely got enough money to live on and they're in there taking their money and credit cards" THE SHERIFF SAYS FORTY EIGHT YEAR OLD TIMOTHY STANLEY IS THE PRIME SUSPECT. "we are obtaining a warrant as we speak now for him" THE SHERIFF SAYS THERE ARE MORE VICTIMS ACROSS THE RIVER VALLEY. STANLEY IS CURRENTLY IN JAIL ON OTHER CHARGES. "this ain't his first rodeo, put it that way, we're going to hope it's his last rodeo because we're going to do everything we can to make sure he goes to the penitentiary for doing this" "I think he's anwry, I think he stinks, I'm mad, you know I'm really angry" "Mrs. Wheat tells me from now on if a stranger shows up at her door, she will first call the police and not let them inside her home. Brett Rains 40/29 news." POLICE TELL US THERE MAY BE MORE VICTIMS WHO HAVEN'T COME FORWARD?? IF YOU BELIEVE YOU'VE BEEN TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF BY THIS SUSPECT, CALL YOUR LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT.
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