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MOSCOW – The separatist demonstrations again churning through eastern Ukraine have raised fears of a Crimean-style invasion by the 40,000 Russian troops coiled just over the Russian border. But Moscow's goals are more subtle than that, focused on a long-range strategy of preventing Ukraine from escaping Russia's economic and military orbit, according to political analysts, Kremlin allies and diplomats interviewed this week.
Toward that end, the Kremlin has made one central demand, which does not at first glance seem terribly unreasonable: It wants Kiev to adopt a federal system of government giving far more power to the governors across Ukraine.
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It's the late 1980s, when Wall Street is riding high, and it seems as if the entire country is cashing in on the bumper profits. Disgusted with the materialism that surrounds him, Matt Franklin, a brilliant young MIT graduate, has walked out on his well-paid position at a local lab and taken a low-level job as a video clerk, much to his father Bill's consternation. And the crises keep piling up in Matt's life. His best buddy Barry has just gotten fired from his job, his brainy sister Wendy is getting hitched to her vapid boyfriend Kyle, and the gorgeous Tori Frederking, long-time object of Matt's unattainable adoration, is suddenly back in the picture. Now, on one wild, woolly and irresponsible evening, everything is coming to a head, with explosive results.
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Yay for going online through the schools computer! Can't get a connection through mu iPod Touch...and math sucks...I don't want to go back to class...someone give me a good reason to leave now!
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lol that would probably work! But you're too late...I had to go back to class...and now I'm at home.
Also, I forgot about the Halo Wars demo. I already pre-ordered LE...so yeah. Woo!
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Halo wars doesn't have MP enabled for the demo but has a pretty screen telling you about it..
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Hopefully i will be able to get halo wars when it comes out. :\
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Skip to comments.Fla. Student's Allergy Leads To Peanut Butter Ban
Posted on 09/25/2007 7:15:42 AM PDT by Cagey
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- Some young St. Johns County students are no longer allowed to bring a popular lunchtime food to school. Peanut butter has been banned.
A kindergarten student at Ocean Palms Elementary in Ponte Vedra has a peanut allergy that has forced the student's classroom to become a peanut-free zone, WJXT-TV reported.
Not all parents are happy with the changes in other students' diets and the inconvenience caused by the peanut ban.
Tracey Torres's son is 5 years old. She said one of his favorite lunchtime sandwiches is peanut butter and jelly, which is also one of Torres's favorites because it's quick, easy and nutritious.
"That's just a typical thing that a kid brings to school and it's something my son likes. It's quick and easy for me in the morning. To not be able to bring that and have to do something else is a burden on me in the morning," Torres said.
She said the peanut-free classroom has been a burden on her in the morning since his kindergarten class at Ocean Palms went peanut free because another student is allergic to peanuts.
When the peanut allergy issue first came up, school officials tried to separate kids with nuts from kids without by sitting them at a different table in school but the close scrutiny was too much work.
"Too much work and the students weren't always able to eat lunch," said Ocean Palms Elementary Michael Parrish.
Under the new peanut ban, students area able to eat lunch but just not peanuts.
Torres said she thinks it's unfair for kids to suffer because of one student's allergy.
"The burden should be placed back on the parent of that child, and their only responsibility should be to create an awareness with the other parents and children," Torres said.
However, Parrish said awareness isn't enough when dealing with a life-threatening allergy.
The principal said the school is working on a more permanent solution. He said they would probably end up with a peanut-free table in the cafeteria and another table that allows peanuts.
A kindergarten student at Ocean Palms Elementary in Ponte Vedra has a peanut allergy that has forced the student's classroom to become a peanut-free zone. WJXT-TV image.
I'll bet that school is a "common sense free zone!"
Liberalism: Someone craps their pants,
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When did kids begin to be allergic to peanut butter? Apparently there is some kind of pandemic peanut butter allergy going around. And it has condemned us to pretzels on airplanes. Yet when I was a child in elementary school and high school, I don't remember ANYONE ever being allergic to peanut butter. Does anyone know of any studies showing what has caused this?
How come there where no peanut allergies 15 years ago.
What have we birthed a bunch of anti-peanut mutants?
I believe this pandemic started during the Jimmy Carter years.
Geez, if my kids was deathly allergic to something like that, I would homeschool them.
But I suspect this is more of a control issue.
How come there where no peanut allergies 15 years ago.
What have we birthed a bunch of anti-peanut mutants?
How come there where no peanut allergies 15 years ago.
What have we birthed a bunch of anti-peanut mutants?
I can hardly wait for the wise-cracks on this one...
How come there where no peanut allergies 15 years ago.
What have we birthed a bunch of anti-peanut mutants?
The part that angered me was if a child brought a PB&J sandwich that child had to wear a peanut tag & sit at another table. Had my child been that allergic I would have wanted them to be in the nurse's office or somewhere far away from kids eating PB&J sandwiches. I don't think it was fair to the other children to be tagged with the peanut. I don't know how the school is handling it this year. The plain fact is many children love them & its a cheaper lunch for many families.
Oh *THANK YOU* pinhead administrators for your clemency. Will the students be allowed to ingest water or beverages also, or does that require another royal decree?
Well, peanut allergies certainly are not a new thing. I have a 50-something uncle who is allergic to them. Also, I had a few friends 15 years ago, when I was in middle school, and even before that when I was in elementary school, who had pretty severe peanut allergies.
The simple solution was, they knew their allergy, and they used caution! We didn't have any ban on peanut butter in school.
Absolutely ridiculous.
I wouldn't put that sign up if I were you. If you have a nut-free room you'll get sued for discriminating against liberals.
Yes it was, the mother was really controlling and she made many parents angry. But her child was that allergic that she really had no choice. I think if my child was that allergic I would homeschool.
Peanut Allergy is DEADLY.....my friend's son has one, so she sought out a PRIVATE SCHOOL that had a NO PEANUT RULE!! This is what this lady should do also.
If my kid is allergic to ugly girls, do all the ugly girls have to stay at home? What about allergic to bread, or carrots, or whatever? This is a crock of b.s. from the git go! Keep your allergic child at home or raise him in a bubble if it is that bad. What happened to common sense?
The funny thing is that Peanuts aren't nuts. They are a legume. I'm shocked at the parents who claim their kids are allergic to all nuts.
We had a parent who brought in a laundry list of allergies. Her daughter would die instantly if she even saw any of the items. The school blew her off. Now her daughter is a teenager and is anorexic. Go figure.
Time for All parents at that school to send their kids to school with PB&J sandwiches with packages of salted peanuts for snacks.
This is a logical outcome of the disabilities act signed by Bush 1. Everyone else is inconvenienced to accomodate 1 person. Let the parents of that allergy prone kid make the accomodations. Don't force everyone else to accomodate them.
The student who is unfit for school should be banned.
The part that angered me was if a child brought a PB&J sandwich that child had to wear a peanut tag & sit at another table.
Good God.
Two of my children are allergic to white chocolate. I never made a fuss over it. Just told them to stay away from it.
This irritates the heck out of me. I have a DH and daughter (now 49) who have severe peanut and tree nut allergies. THEY are the ones who watched over themselves! My daughter knew what to keep away from, in kindergarten and even before. I don't think her teachers even knew she had allergies.
What is this kid going to do when he is outside the school and opens a door that (heaven help us) was touched by someone who had eaten peanuts. How about a restaurant? Nut free restaurants in the future? He is going to be in throngs all his life and he should be the one to watch out for himself.
I also have a Grandson who has this allergy and he has adapted easily. He knows about the Epi-pen and knows how to use it if need be. He has adjusted to the world — not the world to him!!
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My daughter had a peanut allergy when she was younger. She couldn't have peanuts that were baked in peanut oil...otherwise she was fine. She could eat peanut butter without having a reaction.
That said...I would not make an issue of it to get peanuts banned from the school...I would rather teach my kid to leave other kids' food alone. It's not hers, she isn't to touch! (DUH)
My grandson cannot bring a snack to school that isn't in the original wrapper. My daughter can't just throw a bunch of cookies in a ziplock bag. He also isn't permitted a certain kind of pretzel because they are manufactured in a place that also makes peanut snacks. At lunch he MAY bring a PB&J sandwich because the peanut allergy kids have their own table.
At the age of 6 he can tell you just which kids have allergies and what they are.
Most schools solve this by creating a peanut free area in the cafeteria. The kids who are allergic sit there, away from the others, so that the smell of the peanuts won't cause any sort of allergic reaction.
There's MA a kid who may or may not go to his city's Middle School next year and he has a Latex Allergy. They are gutting the school all all Latex and Plastic.
My daughter can tell who has allergies too. I think the allergy children ought to have their own table away from the regular children but our school didn't want those children singled out for some reason. I went through enough bs last year that I doubt I will ever be a class mother again. It was way easier with my now adult children. There weren't as many rules or problems. If my husband would just agree I would gladly homeschool.
How ever will they perform the cucumber drill? What a conundrum for the liberal educator; which sacrament to omit?
Latex free conundrums are now available. Science!
You know who else liked a certain group of people to wear tags...
Nam Vet
A boy in my fifth grade class died from a peanut allergy. His father had eaten a handful of peanuts and forgotten to wash his hands. He touched his son, and his son later died because the peanut oil had been absorbed through his skin. There were plenty of peanut allergies 15 years ago, I don't know why you weren't aware of them.
We got a letter from our school on this same thing. The kids bring in a snack for a snack time each day and cant bring peanut butter crackers for it. Nothing with nuts.
My little girl loves apples and peanut butter, and peanut butter crackers and pb&j only now because of one child in her class the rest are not allowed to eat what they want. I resent having this imposed on me. It does inconvenience me and makes providing good snacks that she will eat more difficult.
Again ...we are back to the rights of one over the rights of many. Something is wrong with this picture.
Slip some peanut butter into his mashed potatoes. LOL
I'm still shaking my head at that school forcing kids to wear a tag if they are eating a PB&J sandwich. It really is nuts! No pun intended.
Similar to the Muslim woman feeling up a Catholic nun in the name of security, in the topsy-turvy world of the liberals inclusion means exclusion!
Peanut allegies are much more severe than other allergies, such as those of your children. There are some (not all) who are so allergic to peanuts that the smell or touch of anything with peanuts can cause a life threatening reaction. I don't know the situation with this particular child, and I am aware that some parents tend to overreact. However, the woman who is whining about having to make her son something other than a peanut butter sandwich, because it is more work doesn't get much sympathy from me. Nor do people who complain that their children must eat at a separate table because they brought peanut butter.
It would appear that Freepers need to do a little more research on peanut/nut allergies before jumping to conclusions.
I think some of these mothers have Muchousen (sic) Syndrome.
Just like a report said earlier there are many alergies which are more fad than fact.
I'd send the allergy kid home, permanently, before I'd ban peanut butter. Its his problem, not the rest of the student body's.
I have two relatives who's kids have bad allergies.
One brings her own meals for her kids to family events.
The other...publishes long lists of things her kids may not have under penalty of death and makes certain to loudly bring up her kids allergies to anyone within earshot. If they don't react, she makes sure to be even louder. The amazing thing is that we've seen her kids eat forbidden foods on numerous occasion with no effects. I really believe that she has some Munchausens type thing going on where she literally gets off on the medical problems of her kids because she gets lots of attention. They spend so much time at the doctor that I'm certain they are making his monthly Porsche payment.
If the kids are that allergic, they need to be taught at home. It's foolish to believe you can insulate your child from peanuts in a school environment.
My daughter won't eat anything peanut butter after hearing some of it comes from China. The rules now in NJ schools about snacks & lunches are silly. They will not allow sugar as the 1st ingredient in juice or a snack. It gets sent home to you. We can't have any fat children & this is going to be the answer. Somehow I don't see it as working...
In an earlier post you pointed out that a child died because his father had forgotten to wash his hands and the child was picked up by him later on. How would keeping children at a different table and wearing tags have prevented something similar from happening in the school playground?
If this allergy is that severe and dangerous how can a parent even expose them to school?
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Erie made its pitch, focused on a proposed multimillion-dollar revitalization of the city's waterfront.
In the end, though, Gov. Tom Corbett's office chose Lancaster and Bethlehem, not Erie, for the state's new City Revitalization and Improvement Zone program — and now Erie must wait two years for another shot at the designation.
Corbett's office made the announcement Monday, exactly one month after the Nov. 30 application deadline for the CRIZ program.
CRIZ makes select Pennsylvania municipalities eligible to create revitalization areas that use certain tax revenue generated by businesses within the CRIZ to fund improvements, eliminate blight and attract new businesses.
Mayor Joe Sinnott said he was disappointed, but vowed that the city would apply again.
Two more cities will receive CRIZ designations for 2016, and applications are expected to be accepted in late 2015.
"We did get feedback that we had a good application," Sinnott said. "It's new, and it's highly competitive. We knew from the beginning it would be a challenge.
"I'm disappointed but I'm not discouraged," Sinnott said. "We will continue to apply, and hopefully we will get it in a subsequent round."
Cities eligible to apply for CRIZ designation based on local economic indicators included Erie, Altoona, Bethlehem, Lancaster, Reading, Wilkes-Barre and York. Delaware County, a home rule county, was also eligible to apply for a CRIZ designation for the city of Chester.
Erie's application proposed a 101-acre CRIZ that would include three projects: Scott Enterprises' $150 million mixed-use Harbor Place development; Bayfront Place, the Erie County Convention Center Authority's development at the former GAF Materials Corp. site; and McAllister Place, the Erie-Western Pennsylvania Port Authority project on East Dobbins Landing.
"Our local communities are the foundation of Pennsylvania's economy. We developed the CRIZ program to spark local economic growth, create jobs, and improve the lives of city residents and visitors," Corbett said in a news release, which did not go into detail about why either Lancaster and/or Bethlehem were chosen.
A CRIZ designation is expected to mean millions of dollars in economic development money and scores of new jobs for the selected cities.
Brenda Sandberg, the city's director of economic and community development, estimated that an Erie CRIZ, over multiple years, would generate somewhere between $60 million and $70 million in applicable tax revenue for development use.
Further, city officials said, projects in the zone would create or retain 960 jobs, including in construction.
Sandberg, who prepared the city's CRIZ application, echoed Sinnott's comments.
"We have a private developer that's ready to go, an environmentally remediated site, and a mixed-use facility that meets the dictionary definition of what this designation is for," Sandberg said. "It doesn't get much better than that.
"But we will certainly be ready to go for the next round," Sandberg said.
Scott Enterprises' chief executive, Nick Scott Sr., said Erie's loss in the CRIZ competition wasn't a total surprise.
State Sen. Lloyd Smucker, R-Lancaster, wrote the CRIZ legislation. Scott said he had been hearing rumors for some time that the designations would be awarded to Lancaster and Bethlehem, and he theorized that politics played a role in the decision.
"I never saw (Bethlehem's or Lancaster's) plans or heard anything about them," Scott said. "All I know is that it's hard to imagine, with the value of what we were proposing and the value of GAF and the potential of McAllister Place, that those three projects wouldn't compete very favorably with any other projects that were proposed. I think this ... was decided on politically probably before we even submitted our application."
The CRIZ designation would have enabled the Harbor Place project to be "grander and to be fulfilled sooner," Scott said, but he didn't offer any specific details about how the project might change. Scott said his company is committed to making the project a reality.
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I loved this casserole, as did my dinner guests. The green beans were nicely complemented by the mushroom flavor. It took a long time for the breadcrumbs to get browned, though ... about 40 minu...
This recipe was ok. I thought the flavor was bland. I would saute the green beans next time and skip the Panko Bread Crumbs.
I didn't like this. Better to go with the bacon, garlic green bean recipe.
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It started back in the 70's early 80's drug companies complained to congress that they could not take the chance of muti law suits and needed protection or they were going to stop making vaccines. ]
Government agreed and gave them limited immunity. In the 90's that was upgraded to full immunity. That is where the corruption came in and money runs it now.
Oh wow. Do you know what happened in the 90s that resulted in the upgrade to full immunity instead of getting rid of it all together? Just curious. Was there a new vaccine manufactured or someone else caused the upgrade?
Yes, the Supreme Court made a decision that they cannot be liable. Only way is to fight in vaccine court which is paid out by the government. I think in the 90s a child had a bad reaction to DTP and it was this case decion that the court made it firm that absolutly they can't be liable. Lawsuits impacted their profit, because of the volume and dollar amount of claims. Vaccine manufactures pretty much said we wont make this stuff anymore since we are taking a loss with the claims so the supreme court said they we will pay for the damage (tax payer dollars) in the federal vaccine court.
^^ And since then, the government has paid out over $2 billion in vaccine injuries.
Oh WOW. Is there any way to overturn the Supreme Court's decision? It seems vaccine manufactureres can do whatever the hell they want without any consequences and I wonder why do they have so much power
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^^ I believe it is currently $0.75 per vaccine component that is collected as a tax on every vaccine purchased. Older claims from pre VICP are paid with a federal budget.
FYI - not all vaccines are even eligible for injury compensation under the government's VICP. They are all on the list, but you'll see in the table below what I mean.
There's a table at the bottom of this page indicating what reactions can receive compensation and what timeframe they need to occur. www.hrsa.gov/vaccinecompensation/va...
You'll notice the vaccines at the bottom of the list have NO list of injuries, so no compensation would be provided for ANY reaction.
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woops I guess it's tax payers dollars indirectly. The price of the vaccines must be marked up to include this cost. I know it was around $300 for my lo's 2 month shots, just all the vaccines and not the doctor visit. But we stopped supporting vaccines after 2 month shots.


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April 1, 1999
By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The word used by most NHL scouts to describe the Flyers' defensemen is suspect. Two players among the weak defensive corps have been the most suspect: Luke Richardson and Karl Dykhuis. Lately, Richardson and Dykhuis seem to be imploding. In the last 10 games, they have been on the ice for 11 goals and are a combined minus-11. When it comes to poor play, they have not been alone. Before he was injured, Eric Desjardins and his partner, Chris Therien, were a combined minus-19 over a 16-game span in which the Flyers won just once.
A Tough Period For A Couple Of Flyers Chris Therien And Karl Dykhuis Have Been Shaky Recently. Coach Terry Murray Is Counting On Better.
January 15, 1996
By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Chris Therien and Karl Dykhuis are two of a kind for the Flyers. Both are defensemen. Both are in their second full season in the NHL. And right now, both are struggling. The Flyers will enter tonight's game against the Dallas Stars at the Spectrum in dire need of a victory. While they haven't been the worst team in the league over the last four weeks, they are 0-1-3 in their last four games and have played far below the standard they set last season and earlier this season.
Trade Seals Flyers' Deal With Gratton The Wrangling Is Over. Tampa Bay Gets Mikael Renberg And Karl Dykhuis. And Finally, The Flyers Get Their Man.
August 21, 1997
By Tim Panaccio and Mike Jensen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
The Flyers got bigger, tougher and younger yesterday with a trade they hope brings them closer to winning the Stanley Cup. General manager Bob Clarke traded right wing Mikael Renberg and defenseman Karl Dykhuis to the Tampa Bay Lightning for forward Chris Gratton. Clarke made the trade to avoid the risk of losing Gratton, whom the Flyers had signed to a five-year, $16.5 million offer sheet. The Lightning could have kept him by matching the Flyers' offer to the restricted free agent.
Foes' Fluke Goals Make Drought Look Worse
October 8, 1999
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Nobody is blaming this on John Vanbiesbrouck. As the Flyers' goalie said when asked about the team's goal drought, "I'm not a scorer," although when he left for an extra attacker late in last night's 2-0 loss to Carolina, the Beezer looked frustrated enough to contemplate taking a swipe at that puck himself. No, he is not a scorer, and, no, he is not to blame for the Flyers being 0-2 for the first time since 1995. And yet. The other team's goalie keeps pitching a shutout.
Heavy Duties Weigh On Equipment Guys This Trip
December 30, 1998
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
When Flyers equipment manager Jim "Turk" Evers heard the team had reacquired Karl Dykhuis from Tampa, he had one thought: black pants. The Lightning players wear black uniform pants. So when Dykhuis joined the Flyers in Calgary, he would have pants in his equipment bag that Evers could modify to look like Flyers uniform pants. Evers would just have to rip off the lightning-bolt stripe down the side. When the team is on the road, such details are important. Had Dykhuis been acquired from, say, a blue-pants team like the Islanders, Evers would have had to come up with an extra pair to fit him. The current road trip is the most hectic in recent memory for the Flyers, who only make two big Western swings each season.
Broken Foot Puts Svoboda Out Of Action
June 3, 1997
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Petr Svoboda is listed at 6-1, 190 pounds, and if that is accurate, his neck must account for at least 8 of the inches and 20 of the pounds. Flyers defenseman Svoboda, a slightly built 13-year NHL veteran, gets hurt a lot. Usually, though, it's something he can work through with a few sessions in the hyperbaric chamber and some ice - a sore shoulder, an ankle, a back. That was why Svoboda was unprepared yesterday for the news that his right foot, sore since he blocked a shot by Detroit's Slava Kozlov in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup finals, contained a broken bone, the first metatarsal.
Cashman, Clarke Are Likely To Meet The Candidate To Coach The Flyers Is Said To Have Changed His Travel Plans.
June 19, 1997
By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Wayne Cashman, a leading candidate to replace the fired Terry Murray as coach of the Flyers, is expected to meet with general manager Bob Clarke today in Pittsburgh, the site of Saturday's NHL draft. Cashman, an assistant coach with the San Jose Sharks, is said to have changed his travel plans in order to to arrive in Pittsburgh this morning rather than tomorrow. Clarke has not commented on his search for a new coach. People in Tampa, Fla., where Cashman lives, said the former captain of the Boston Bruins had virtually gone underground this week, refusing to answer his phone or return calls and backing out of social engagements.
Lindros May Make A Rapid Return His Injured Back Feeling Better, He Could Be On The Ice For The Flyers Tomorrow Night.
February 18, 1997
By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Center Eric Lindros, whose bruised lower back sidelined him for the Flyers' weekend victories over the Pittsburgh Penguins, skated for about 25 minutes yesterday and might be able to return to the lineup tomorrow night. "He was improved," coach Terry Murray said after Lindros' workout at the club's practice rink at the Coliseum in Voorhees. "I'm not sure whether he'll be ready for the game, but he may be. He'll get in a good practice [today], and we'll have a better idea. But as far as it looks right now, this was a positive sign.
Flyers Give Svoboda A Four-year Contract
September 11, 1996
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Guess who's coming to training camp? Petr Svoboda, whose contract talks seemed at a dangerous impasse just a few days ago. The Flyers announced yesterday their most consistent defenseman last season has signed a four-year contract. He was en route from California yesterday evening, and should be present tomorrow when veterans report for testing and physical exams. Financial terms were not released, but judging from what is known of the negotiations, he likely will get $4.5 million to $5 million.
Dimaio Proving He Deserved Opportunity
May 8, 1995
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
When they talk about "hard-nosed" players, they are talking about Rob DiMaio, whose beak always seems to have a cut along its battered bridge. If you've been following the Flyers' surge this season, when you heard Eric Lindros couldn't play in at least the first two games of the playoffs, you started looking down the roster at guys who wouldn't dry up and blow away without No. 88. You put a check beside DiMaio's name. Sure enough, there he was, scoring the Flyers' first goal, energizing two separate lines - he started out with Shjon Podein and Craig MacTavish, he finished with Rod Brind'Amour and Kevin Dineen.
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July 2, 2011
By FRANK SERAVALLI, firstname.lastname@example.com
IT WASN'T Mikael Renberg, or Karl Dykhuis or even Brent Fedyk. But it was a blast from the past. And that blast ended up being one of the biggest splashes on a Free Agency Friday Frenzy that saw nearly $300 million doled out to more than 60 players as the Flyers continued to revamp their drastically different roster. Yesterday, the Flyers signed former Hart Trophy winner Jaromir Jagr to a 1-year, $3.3 million deal, snatching the right winger out from under the Pittsburgh Penguins and Detroit Red Wings, who were long thought to be the front-runners for his services.
Flyers Say Bye to Oates Flyers bid Oates adieu, give free agents a pass Veteran not part of team's plan
June 18, 2002
By Tim Panaccio INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It wouldn't be a Flyers summer without a surprise or two. Yesterday, during a conference call about this weekend's NHL draft, general manager Bob Clarke dropped two off-season bombs: The Flyers will not re-sign future Hall of Famer Adam Oates, and they will not enter the free-agent market this summer to try to improve a team that failed once again in the first round of the playoffs. Oates, 39, came to the Flyers from the Washington Capitals at the March 19 trade deadline for the exorbitant price of first-, second-, and third-round draft picks plus Maxime Ouellet, the organization's top-rated goalie prospect.
Beezer Makes A Tie Look Good
March 17, 2000
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
As games go, it was pretty darned forgettable. The main thing to come out of the Flyers' diligent but unspectacular 1-1 tie with the visiting Montreal Canadiens last night was a third successive strong performance in net by John Vanbiesbrouck, the 36-year-old veteran who seemed written out of the postseason plans a few weeks back. Vanbiesbrouck got successive starts for the first time this month, and allowed a lone goal in each, doing a solid job in Monday's 4-1 victory at Phoenix, as well.
Flyers Nip Scrappy Canadiens Mark Recchi Scored The Game-winner Against His Ex-team, Which Fought Hard Without Its Best Players.
December 5, 1999
By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Picture five guys playing musical chairs on ice, stumbling all over, sticks flailing as they go in circles. That's the Flyers trying to protect a one-goal lead in the final minute of play when the other club has both the extra attacker and the puck down deep. Somehow, the Flyers survived again to earn a 3-2 victory last night at the Molson Centre against the injury-decimated Montreal Canadiens, who have played gritty hockey for two months without their best players in the lineup.
Defensive Pairing Getting Results
November 25, 1999
By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
There are more than a few reasons why the Flyers' defense has settled down since the start of the season. One of them was the trade of Karl Dykhuis to Montreal that allowed Luke Richardson to be paired with Adam Burt, players with similar styles. "Adam and I are more on the same wavelength," Richardson said prior to last night's game against the Florida Panthers. "Especially in terms of play in the defensive zone. We talk about things more, and Adam and I seem to have the same point of view.
Burt Is Crowded Out For The Night
October 23, 1999
By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Adam Burt walked into the Flyers' dressing room last night at Madison Square Garden and glanced up at the lineup chart. "I saw the posting, and No. 2 was not on it," Burt said. With the signing of veteran defenseman Ulf Samuelsson this week, and even after the trading of Karl Dykhuis, the Flyers still had seven defensemen. That meant one man had to sit last night, and Burt was the one. Luke Richardson cleared waivers yesterday, which was expected because of his $2.5 million salary and the two years remaining on his contract.
Mark Of A Winner Recchie Stars As Flyers Make It Two Straight After Worst-ever Start That's A Lot More Like It Recchi, Beezer Fuel Impressive Effort
October 21, 1999
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
It didn't cure Roger Neilson's cough, but a 5-0 rout of the visiting New York Rangers certainly had near-magical restorative powers for the Flyers. "This was a game in which we did everything we were asked to do," said goalie John Vanbiesbrouck, after posting a 34-save shutout last night, his best effort of the season. The offensive hero was Mark Recchi, whose goal and three assists gave him 14 points in eight games, second to San Jose's Owen Nolan (16 points) among NHL scorers.
Richardson Shrugs Off Latest Moves On Waivers; Dykhuis Dealt
October 21, 1999
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Flyers assistant general manager Paul Holmgren and head coach Roger Neilson explained the situation to Luke Richardson, told him being placed on waivers yesterday didn't mean they were trying to get rid of him. But this situation is still not comfortable for Richardson, a 30-year-old defenseman who has never played up to the five-year, $12.5 million free-agent contract he signed with the Flyers in 1997. "I don't want to talk about this," Richardson said, after playing 15 minutes, 38 seconds, while on waivers, in the Flyers' 5-0 victory over the New York Rangers.
Flyers Deal Dykhuis; Richardson Is Waived The Defenseman Was Sent To Montreal. The Moves Were Necessitated By The Signing Of Ulf Samuelsson.
October 21, 1999
By Tim Panaccio, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
It was highly unlikely that Karl Dykhuis would pass through waivers. Young, mobile defensemen are not easy to come by in the NHL. So, minutes before the Flyers were to place the 27-year-old on waivers, he was traded yesterday to the Montreal Canadiens for future considerations. Flyers general manager Bob Clarke immediately substituted Luke Richardson for Dykhuis on the waiver wire. With the signing of Ulf Samuelsson, someone had to go on waivers. At $2.5 million, Richardson is unlikely to be claimed off waivers, especially since he has two more years on his deal, at $2.5 million and $2.6 million.
Lindros, Ulf Former Check Mates
October 20, 1999
by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
The first time Ulf Samuelsson met Eric Lindros, Samuelsson ended up with a broken collarbone. He has been trying to repay the favor ever since. Yesterday, when Samuelsson entered the Flyers' locker room, he had to reluctantly acknowledge the end of their competition. "I still owe him a few things, but I guess I can't pay him back now," Samuelsson said after his first practice with his new team. "He's a broken shoulder, a broken nose ahead of me, stuff like that. But I never caught up. " It wasn't for lack of trying, which was a big reason why the Flyers reached deep into chairman Ed Snider's coffers to come up with $4.2 million over two years to give to a 35-year-old defenseman with 1,031 NHL games on his odometer.
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CHEYENNE, Wyo. — A bill that would require stop-arm cameras on Wyoming school buses is advancing in the state Legislature.
Under House Bill 5, as of the 2016-17 school year, all school buses transporting students to and from school and student activities would have to be equipped with external cameras to capture evidence of illegal school bus passing. Internal school bus surveillance cameras would remain optional.
Last week, the bill was approved in the Wyoming House and was sent to the Senate. On Wednesday, the Senate Appropriations Committee passed the bill, moving it back to the Senate's general file.
The legislation initially specified that up to $5 million would be provided to reimburse school districts for 100% of the costs of equipping school buses with both external and internal video surveillance systems. However, according to The Associated Press, the Senate Appropriations Committee voted to strip the bill of that funding. (UPDATE: The Associated Press later reported that the Senate voted to reject the committee's defunding amendment, so the $5 million appropriation remains in the bill.)
In 2011, 11-year-old Makayla Marie Strahle was struck and killed by a vehicle passing her school bus as she was crossing the street in Crowheart, Wyo. Last year, students from Strahle's school district spoke to legislators and submitted proposals aimed at cracking down on stop-arm running.
Wyoming Rep. Patrick Goggles, a supporter of House Bill 5, said last week that students in the Crowheart area "asked me to pass this bill," according to the Casper Star-Tribune.
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Restaurateur Pandl's daughter back for seconds with family memoir
Julia Pandl learned a few things from her father, George, the late restaurateur: Don't drink or eat in front of the customers, and don't consume anything from a hotel room minibar - it's too expensive!
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Liberace's state connections show in HBO's 'Behind the Candelabra'
Liberace had impeccable Wisconsin bona fides.
Born Wladziu Valentino Liberace in West Allis, he attended St. Florian's Church and West Milwaukee High School, and he grew up playing piano at the Wisconsin and Pabst theaters, corner saloons like Little Nick's and on WTMJ radio. »Read Full Article(6)
Time Warner Cable scores lowest on cable TV customer satisfaction, report shows
Time Warner Cable had the lowest customer satisfaction score in an industry-wide quarterly cable TV survey released Tuesday.
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Summerfest officials have announced the lineup for the Emerging Artists Series, featuring 44 up-and-coming local and national acts on the U.S. Cellular Connection Stage.
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Liberace lover was Green Bay Packer, HBO movie asserts
West Allis native Liberace had impeccable Wisconsin bonafides
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Are we making place or pep rallies with ArtPlace funds?
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But Smith imposes pretty paints, sequins and a design sensibility to transform these found objects into something other than what they were. Through direct application of color and pattern, she creates a tension between natural and organic forms and hard-edged geometries. She alters her materials while honoring the qualities that drew her to them in the first place, she says in her artist statement. »Read Full Blog Post
Summer art books: '9.5 Theses on Art and Class'
As we count the days until our big, summer reading list arrives (in the Cue section of your Sunday paper), I thought I'd recommend a few reads for art lovers.
"9.5 Theses on Art and Class" by New York art critic Ben Davis is far from a light, beach-blanket read. This collection of essays may break your head. But it's a welcome antitoxin to the art world's festering cancers, too. »Read Full Blog Post
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On May 26, we're publishing our Summer Reading preview in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with dozens of suggestions for your enjoyment.
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NBC pre-empts 'Voice' recap for prime-time tornado coverage
When disasters or tragedies occur, the networks adjust their entertainment schedule accordingly.
Tuesday night, NBC will pre-empt the recap episode of "The Voice" at 7 p.m. to air a one-hour special anchored by Brian Williams from the scene of the tornado devastation in the Oklahoma City area. A new live episode of "The Voice" will air at 8 p.m. »Read Full Blog Post
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Singh, Ben, DiSipio, Tracey, Peake, Jonathan, & Hayes, Sandra C. (2016) Systematic review and meta-analysis of the effects of exercise for those with cancer-related lymphedema. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 97(2), 302-315.e13.
Sanjida, Saira, Janda, Monika, Kissane, David, Shaw, Joanne, Pearson, Sally-Anne, DiSipio, Tracey, et al. (2016) A systematic review and meta-analysis of prescribing practices of antidepressants in cancer patients. Psycho-Oncology. (In Press)
Gordon, Louisa G., DiSipio, Tracey, Battistutta, Diana, Yates, Patsy, Bashford, John, Pyke, Chris, et al. (2016) Cost-effectiveness of a pragmatic exercise intervention for women with breast cancer: Results from a randomized controlled trial. Psycho-Oncology. (In Press)
Vagenas, Dimitrios, DiSipio, Tracey, Battistutta, Diana, Demark-Wahnefried, Wendy, Rye, Sheree, Bashford, John, et al. (2015) Weight and weight change following breast cancer : evidence from a prospective, population-based, breast cancer cohort study. BMC Cancer, 15(28).
Schmitz, Kathryn H., DiSipio, Tracey, Gordon, Louisa G, & Hayes, Sandra C. (2015) Adverse breast cancer treatment effects: The economic case for making rehabilitative programs standard of care. Supportive Care in Cancer, 23(6), pp. 1807-1817.
DiSipio, Tracey, Janda, Monika, Hayes, Sandra C., Reul-Hirche, Hildegard, Ward, Leigh, & Obermair, Andreas (2015) The Lymphedema Evaluation in Gynecological cancer Study (LEGS): Design of a prospective, longitudinal, cohort study. Cancer Research Frontiers, 1(1), pp. 104-118.
Spence, R., DiSipio, T., Schmitz, K., & Hayes, S.C. (2014) Is unsupervised exercise following breast cancer safe for all women? International Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 2(197).
DiSipio, Tracey, Rye, Sheree, Newman, Beth, & Hayes, Sandi (2013) Incidence of unilateral arm lymphoedema after breast cancer : a systematic review and meta-analysis. The Lancet Oncology, 14(6), pp. 500-515.
Hayes, Sandi, Rye, Sheree, DiSipio, Tracey, Yates, Patsy, Bashford, John, Pyke, Chris, et al. (2013) Exercise for health : a randomized, controlled trial evaluating impact of a pragmatic, translational exercise intervention on quality of life, function and treatment-related side effects following breast cancer. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 137(1), pp. 175-186.
Schmitz, Kathryn H., Speck, Rebecca M., Rye, Sheree A., DiSipio, Tracey, & Hayes, Sandra C. (2012) Prevalence of breast cancer treatment sequelae over 6 years of follow-up. Cancer, 118(S8), pp. 2217-2225.
Kricker, Anne, DiSipio, Tracey, Stone, Jennifer, Goumas, Chris, Armes, Jane E, Gertig, Dorota M., et al. (2011) Bodyweight and other correlates of symptom detected breast cancers in a population offered screening. Cancer Causes & Control, 23, pp. 89-102.
DiSipio, Tracey, Hayes, Sandi, Battistutta, Diana, Newman, Beth, & Janda, Monika (2011) Patterns, correlates, and prognostic significance of quality of life following breast cancer. Psycho-Oncology, 20(10), pp. 1084-1091.
Hayes, Sandi, DiSipio, Tracey, Rye, Sheree, Lopez, J. Alejandro, Saunders, Christobel, Pyke, Chris, et al. (2011) Prevalence and prognostic significance of secondary lymphedema following breast cancer. Lymphatic Research And Biology, 9(3), pp. 135-141.
Hayes, Sandra C., Rye, Sheree, Battistutta, Diana, DiSipio, Tracey, & Newman, Beth (2010) Upper-body morbidity following breast cancer treatment is common, may persist longer-term and adversely influences quality of life. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, 8(92).
DiSipio, Tracey, Hayes, Sandi, Newman, Beth, Aitken, Joanne, & Janda, Monika (2010) Does quality of life among breast cancer survivors one year after diagnosis differ depending on urban and non-urban residence? A comparative study. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes, 8(3).
DiSipio, Tracey, Hayes, Sandi, Newman, Beth, & Janda, Monika (2009) What determines the health-related quality of life among regional and rural breast cancer survivors? Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 33(6), pp. 534-539.
Rogers, Carla M., Kvaskoff, Marina, DiSipio, Tracey, Youlden, Danny R., Whiteman, David C., Eakin, Elizabeth G., et al. (2009) Prevalence and determinants of sunburn in Queensland. Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 20(2), pp. 102-106.
Janda, Monika, DiSipio, Tracey, Hurst, Cameron P., Cella, David, & Newman, Beth M. (2008) The Queensland cancer risk study: general population norms for the functional assessment of cancer therapy-general (FACT-G). Psycho-Oncology, 18(6), pp. 606-614.
DiSipio, Tracey, Hayes, Sandi, Newman, Beth M., & Janda, Monika (2008) Health-related quality of life 18 months after breast cancer : comparison with the general population of Queensland, Australia. Supportive Care in Cancer, 16(10), pp. 1141-1150.
DiSipio, Tracey, Rogers, Carla M., Newman, Beth M., Whiteman, David C., Eakin, Elizabeth G., Fritschi, Lin, et al. (2006) The Queensland Cancer Risk Study: Behavioural Risk Factor Results. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 30(4), pp. 375-382.
Aitken, Joanne, DiSipio, Tracey, Eakin, Elizabeth, Fritschi, Lin, Kvaskoff, Marina, Lawler, Sheleigh, et al. (2006) Solaria use in Queensland, Australia. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 30(5), pp. 479-482.
Conference Paper
DiSipio, Tracey, Rye, Sheree, Newton, Melissa, Guy, Lauren, Spathonis, Kym, Eakin, Elizabeth, et al. (2009) Exercise for health : a breast cancer recovery program - quality of life benefits [Conference Abstract]. In Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology [Special Issue: Abstracts of the 36th Annual Scientific Meeting, Clinical Oncological Society of Australia], Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd. , Gold Coast Convention Centre, Gold Coast, Queensland, A232-A232.
DiSipio, Tracey, Janda, Monika, Battistutta, Diana, Newman, Beth, & Hayes, Sandra C. (2009) The prognostic significance of quality of life following breast cancer [Conference Abstract]. In Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Oncology [Special Issue: Abstracts of the 36th Annual Scientific Meeting, Clinical Oncological Society of Australia], Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd., Gold Coast Convention Centre, Gold Coast, Queensland, A232-A232.
QUT Thesis
DiSipio, Tracey (2009) Health-related quality of life among breast cancer survivors : town and country experiences. PhD thesis, Queensland University of Technology.
Hayes, S.C., Obermair, A., Reul-Hirche, H., Ward, L.C., DiSipio, T., & Janda, M. (2012) Quality of life detriments through self-reported swelling associated with gynaecological cancer. Lymphology. (In Press)


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Beef Wellington near North Oakland
Where should we go to have Beef Wellington? Accessibility to North Oakland (walking, BART, and driving are all viable options) and price are factors.
An East Bay dance club for straight crossdressers?
Is there a good East Bay California dance club for straight crossdressers (men and women)? [more inside]
Help with Hashimoto's, etc in East Bay
My SO, who has been diagnosed with Hashimoto's, is seeking a new primary care physician or endocrinologist, preferably in the Alameda/Oakland/Berkeley area. [more inside]
How rich do you have to be to move to the East Bay?
I'm rich. Am I rich enough to live in the Bay Area? [more inside]
Furniture consignment or resale in East Bay?
Before I can finally move from the 'burbs to Oakland, I need to shed some (all?) of my furniture. It's decent quality and was fairly pricey when initially purchased but none of it is antique or unique. (Think Restoration Hardware and Room and Board.) So I would like to sell it if possible. But my job and travel schedule mean that I really can't do it myself. Hopefully the hivemind can recommend someone that can help!
What're some *quiet* bars and drinking-places in SF and the East Bay?
Looking for quiet, quiet, quiet date-y bars, lounges, and other drinking-places in SF and the East Bay (specifically Oakland or Berkeley)... [more inside]
recs for vets accessible by public transport?
So I am about to adopt my first cat (specifically this one, yay Mefi!). I'm looking for a vet for regular wellness checks in my area (Emeryville, CA, near Ashby Bart) - the catch is that I'm reliant on public transport, and I don't have a ton of money. Suggestions? [more inside]
Excellent Dentists in Oakland/the East Bay
I am looking for a general dentist in Oakland or the East Bay who does excellent work, focuses on overall health/tooth preservation rather than unnecessary cosmetic stuff, doesn't oversell, and who won't make me feel crappy for not having been to the dentist in a while. Also: what can I expect on a first visit? [more inside]
Looking for SF consumable souvenir recommendations, especially avocados
I'm in San Francisco and would like to bring back some avocados and/or Bay Area edibles to New England next week. What should I look for, and where? [more inside]
Olympic hockey in the Bay Area
Where can I go to watch the Team USA and Team Canada games in the Bay Area? Preference for Oakland/East Bay, but I could trek into the city if need be.
East Bay bars to watch the Series for people who don't like sports bars.
Back when I lived in Boston and the Sox were in the playoffs, I would occasionally go to this bar around the corner from my apartment to watch the games. It was kind of the perfect New England neighborhood bar, and I'm looking for a similar place in the East Bay. [more inside]
East Bay Small Business Banking?
Any recommendations for small business banking in the East Bay? With one small exception my needs are pretty basic. [more inside]
Open jazz jam sessions in East Bay?
Are there any venues in East SF Bay, preferably Berkeley/Oakland, that host jazz jam sessions that are open to all comers (e.g. an amateur saxophone player such as myself)? Such places must exist, but Google and Craigslist have both failed me so far.
Where can I find pierogies in East Bay?
Help me find some decent pierogies in East Bay! I'm starving for pierogies. [more inside]
What are the best schedules for ac transit?
Google maps and 511 were inaccurate for oakland's ac transit this morning. What service should I use for an accurate schedule? [more inside]
Where should I live in the East or North Bay?
I'm relocating back to the Bay Area from NYC, and trying to figure out where to live; I work remotely, so commuting isn't an issue. I'd like to be somewhere sunny, walkable, safe (say, safe enough to walk alone at night as a woman from a BART station), and near a park or two, and to pay around $1400 for a studio or one bedroom. I know I like Rockridge, Elmwood, and North Berkeley, but I'm curious about the North Bay. What's it like in Santa Rosa, Mill Valley, etc.? I'm very liberal, vegetarian, etc., but I don't love the hippie flavor of Berkeley or all of the students. I live in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, now, and love it-- just want to be closer to family, with better weather and better air, hence the Bay Area. I don't think I can afford to live in SF, and I prefer the greenery in the East Bay. Very curious about other parts of Oakland. Thanks for your advice!
ISO adult birthday party ideas in the SF Bay Area
My birthday's coming up soon and I'd like to have a party-type thing with 10-15 of my closest friends. Previous years I've done group brunches, group dinners, and a picnic at Crissy Field, but I'm kinda stumped for ideas this year. Can you recommend any awesome birthday party venues in the SF Bay Area? Details of what I'm looking for below the fold. [more inside]
Renting or borrowing Macs - Bay Area
Is there an avenue in the Bay Area for renting or borrowing a Mac, especially for (grad) students? [more inside]
Laundry in East Bay
I am looking for a wash and fold service with delivery in Emeryville (East Bay). Any ideas? Magic Laundry no longer delivers.
Good metal fab shops, either online or in SF Bay Area?
Can you recommend a good metal fabrication shop for custom parts, either online or in the SF Bay Area? [more inside]
Can anyone share their experiences with Kaiser Richmond/Pinole - especially in regards to pediatrics? [more inside]
What is the best way to get to San Francisco Airport from the East Bay?
What is the best way to get to San Francisco Airport from the East Bay? [more inside]
Help Me Get My DIY On In The Bay
I just moved back to the Bay Area and am trying to get my DIY on again. Please recommend resources and spaces for ceramics, knitting, and sewing lessons/classes/circles in the East Bay or SF. [more inside]
Rocking Out in the Bay
Recommendations for singing/vocal coaches in the SF Bay area that work well with a rock/pop/punk energetic vibe? [more inside]
Sittin on the dock of the bay
Please tell me everything you know about fishing from the shores of the San Francisco Bay. Bonus points for East Bay specifics. [more inside]
Suggest a great therapist, por favor?
Can someone recommend a great therapist in the Berkeley / Oakland area? [more inside]
Where can vegans and meat eaters break bread in the East Bay?
Where could we have a nice, large family dinner in the East Bay on a Saturday night for a party of 10? [more inside]
Where to live in the bay area?
Help me decide where to move in SF/east bay that would allow for an easy commute to Cal. [more inside]
Realtor recommendations for the East Bay?
Can anybody recommend realtors who could help us find apartment rentals in San Francisco's East Bay? [more inside]
Where can we work on our beautiful game?
Does anybody know of a good field in the East Bay for (indoor) soccer practice? [more inside]
Where can I find cute plastic toy monsters near a BART in the Bay Area?
I'm looking for a shop within a mile of an East Bay or SF BART station that has a wide variety of inexpensive cute plastic monster toys. [more inside]
Accessible, affordable 2BR in Berkeley
Wheelchair accessible, affordable 2BR home or housing in Berkeley? Help me help my friend. [more inside]
Bay Area Twitter feeds of note
I just moved to Oakland from LA. I find Twitter to be really useful. Please recommend Bay Area-ish Twitter feeds (for Oakland, San Francisco and Marin, since I'll be spending lots of time time in all three regions) I should be following. [more inside]
What to see in the SF Bay Area (2010)?
Anything new I should see in the SF Bay Area? [more inside]
Help: where to watch the NBA finals; we don't have TV!
Where is a good place to watch the NBA finals in the Berkeley/Oakland area for unlikely sports fans? [more inside]
East Bay fun!
Where should I go that's near a BART station not in SF? [more inside]
I'm moving to the bay area in July and am struggling to decide where to live.
Has anyone moved to the east bay and commuted into the city via bart? Is it really as bad as people say it is? [more inside]
Backyard-y Bay Area location for SF and Menlo Park commuters?
Asking for a friend: Where in the Bay Area should a couple with one person commuting to the Embarcadero BART station (not Caltrain - this person works literally above the station) and the other person commuting to Menlo Park near the Dumbarton Bridge live? [more inside]
Moving to Oakland: who's the best internet service provider?
I currently live in San Francisco where I use WebPass, which I adore. It's by far the best ISP I've ever had: cheap, lightning-fast, and impeccable customer service. Now I am moving to the East Bay, and I need a new provider. I'm a really heavy internet user, so this is an important decision for me –--- please help me make a good one. [more inside]
Good Bay Area Car Dealers?
Looking for Bay Area car dealers who are not straight-up horrible. [more inside]
Looking for a Plumber in Berkeley
Looking for a plumber in the East Bay (California). [more inside]
What to see in the Bay Area for a former resident who's lost his way?
Fun/Geeky things for me to do in the Bay Area next week either by myself or with my (retired but adventurous) parents? Details in extended. [more inside]
Fun but chillaxed
EastBayFilter: Please suggest some fun but laid-back activities for a very pregnant woman's birthday this weekend in the SF East Bay or Marin. [more inside]
Where to find cheap photocopies in San Francisco?
Where can I get cheap photocopies in San Francisco? [more inside]
Pocket Bikes in the East Bay?
Where can I rent a "pocket bike" for the day in the Bay Area? [more inside]
We got to pray just to make it today
Where can I attend free High Holiday services in the SF East Bay? [more inside]
Fun Northern California kid-friendly day-trip ideas...
Help me plan a short father-daughter outing! [more inside]
We have boxes.
East Bay, Californiafilter: so, we have these cardboard boxes. We need them to go away forever. [more inside]
Best insurance in the Bay Area?
I'm a mid-20s male in the East Bay. I don't have health insurance, but am thinking about getting some. None is available through work. What are my best options? [more inside]
SF Bay Area Physical Therapist for active older person?
My 74-year-old father-in-law broke his femur skiing last week. Please recommend a physical therapist in the SF Bay Area for a very active older person. [more inside]
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