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Downloadable Content
Look forward to many fun dungeons you can download and play in Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity. To download these dungeons, you'll need a Nintendo 3DS system that is connected to the Internet and a sufficient balance on your Nintendo eShop account. Your Nintendo eShop balance can be charged using a credit card or a Nintendo 3DS Prepaid Card.
Once you've acquired downloadable content, tap the DLC button on the main menu, or visit the DLC Guide in Post Town to play these new dungeons.
This downloadable content is optional—you don't need any additional content to complete your game.
Paradise DLC Steps
Follow these steps to purchase and download additional dungeons for your Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity game! These dungeons will be downloaded directly to the SD Card in your Nintendo 3DS system.
Enter Poké Forest!
Download a cool new dungeon for your Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity game via the Nintendo eShop!
Poké Forest is filled with money, and you might even find some Gold Bars! But be careful—the enemies in Poké Forest are fearsome foes. Tiptoe around the sleeping Pokémon if you don't want to get into an epic battle!
The Poké Forest dungeon will be available for free until 4/30/13. Starting 5/1/13, you'll be able to purchase the Poké Forest dungeon for $2.00.
Three Additional Areas Available at Game Launch!
In addition to the Poké Forest dungeon, three new additional dungeons for Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity are now available for purchase. Select "DLC" from the game's main menu to buy and download these awesome dungeons now! You'll be able to access these dungeons as soon as the DLC option has been unlocked in your game. However, you won't be able to explore them fully until after you've completed the main story.
Pika Land
Take a trip through Pika Land, where you'll encounter many Pikachu to befriend! In Pika Land, you'll notice that your moves level up more quickly than usual when you battle. And, after you've completed the main story, you'll find more cool items here, including the Twist Band and Friend Bow!
- Price: $2.00
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦
- Floors: 12
Mt. Travail
Looking for a place to level up your moves quickly? Head to Mt. Travail! The 20-floor dungeon is full of Pokémon to battle, and the moves you use here will quickly become stronger. Keep an eye out for Training Switches, as well as manuals and valuable seeds!
- Price: $2.50
- Difficulty: ♦♦
- Floors: 20
Skill Treasury
You'll find Treasure Boxes everywhere you turn when you roam the Skill Treasury dungeon! Every floor is packed with Treasure Boxes full of great items. In particular, you'll be able to acquire every Team Skill from these Treasure Boxes!
- Price: $2.50
- Difficulty: ♦♦
- Floors: 15
Four More Dungeons to Download!
Starting April 4th, encounter a host of Pokémon and take on a range of tough challenges with new dungeons available soon for purchase and download. Like the first collection of additional dungeons, these locations will be available as soon as the DLC menu is unlocked, but you won't be able to explore them fully until after you've completed the game's main story.
Ivy Park
Looking for a quick way to befriend a lot of Snivy? Purchase Ivy Park, where Snivy appear all over. Keep an eye out for the Grass Device, which will permanently boost the stats of a Grass-type Pokémon!
- Price: $2.00
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦
- Floors: 12
Scalchop Beach
Explore the Scalchop Beach dungeon to encounter and befriend many Oshawott! This 12-level dungeon is full of Pokémon to battle and befriend, as well as lots of cool items to find, including a Water Device!
- Price: $2.00
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦
- Floors: 12
Kecleon Bazaar
When you encounter a Kecleon Shop in the middle of a dungeon, you can buy items that are difficult to find anywhere else. Explore the Kecleon Bazaar dungeon, and you'll find lots of Kecleon. Shop to your heart's content, and keep an eye out for valuable TMs to teach new moves to your Pokémon.
- Price: $2.50
- Difficulty: ♦♦
- Floors: 20
Ultimate Wilds
In need of a real challenge? Purchase the Ultimate Wilds dungeon, a 99-floor challenge full of tough enemies! If you can make it all the way through, you'll be awarded with the Courage Crown, a special item to reward your accomplishment! This dungeon is so tough that you can only take it on once you've completed the main story.
- Price: $3.50
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦♦♦
- Floors: 99
One More Round of Additional Dungeons!
Four final dungeons will be available for you to purchase, download, and explore on April 18th! Befriend unusual Pokémon, collect cool items, and challenge yourself to epic battles inside deep dungeons. Download and start playing these cool additional dungeons!
Axe Rock
Take a trip through the Axe Rock dungeon to encounter many Axew. Axe Rock is also a great place to level up your moves and track down lots of good items! Be sure to return to the dungeon after you beat the main story for even better opportunities to explore its depths!
- Price: $2.00
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦
- Floors: 12
Mount Tepid
Befriend many Tepig when you explore the depths of Mount Tepid! This 12-floor dungeon is filled with the Fire-type Pokémon, as well as plenty of good items for you to collect. Don't forget to look for a Fire Device, which will permanently boost the stats of the Fire-type Pokémon you give it to.
- Price: $2.00
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦
- Floors: 12
Treat Road
In some dungeons, you need to keep your Belly full. Discover a new type of food that's great for those dungeons: Donuts! Explore Treat Road and find exclusive Mini Donuts, Donuts, and Big Donuts that will keep your Pokémon's hunger at bay. Your Pokémon will also earn Exp. Points when they eat the Donuts you find along Treat Road.
- Price: $2.50
- Difficulty: ♦♦♦
- Floors: 20
Strongest Trail
Prepare for another stupendous challenge when you enter Strongest Trail, a 60-floor dungeon filled with some of the toughest Pokémon found anywhere! If you can make it all the way through Strongest Trail, you'll be rewarded with the exclusive Persistence Crown!
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Man accused of triple homicide ordered to up to a year of evaluation
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MADISON, Wis. - A man accused of killing three people in rural Lafayette County could spend up to a year in a mental health facility.
Jaren Kuester, 31, was ordered Thursday to up to 12 months at Mendota Mental Health Institute with a review every three months. He was also found not competent to refuse medications and could be ordered by the court to take medications if he refuses.
Plans for a plea deal for Kuester were put on hold in September when he refused to answer questions from the judge. The judge tried to conduct a plea questionnaire with Kuester in court, but Kuester refused to respond. Kuester stated, "If you tell me I can remain silent, I will remain silent."
The judge said then questioned whether Kuester was competent to stand trial and set a competency hearing. A plea deal and potential trial were put on hold.
Kuester is accused of killing Gary Thoreson, his wife, Chloe Thoreson and brother, Dean Thoreson in April at the couple's farmhouse in the small town of Wiota. He is facing five felony charges, including first-degree intentional homicide. Kuester pleaded not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect to the charges June 3.
Prosecutors said Kuester drove from Waukesha to Green County April 26, abandoned his SUV, stripped off his clothes and ran through the woods. Police said he emerged from the woods in Lafayette County where he broke into the Thoresons' home.
A status hearing is scheduled for Nov. 25.
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The Zaxby's restaurant chain has notified federal authorities of a computer system and point-of-sale breach that has so far affected 108 locations in Florida, Kentucky, Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia and Arkansas. The source of the attacks was not disclosed in the Jan. 11 breach statement issued by Zaxby's Franchising Inc., but the restaurant chain says compromised computer systems at certain locations were found to have malware and other suspicious files stored locally. Those compromised systems were discovered during an internal forensics investigation the restaurant chain initiated after several of its locations were identified as commons points of purchase for payment cards linked to fraudulent activity by one of the major credit card brands, Zaxby's spokeswoman Debbie Andrews says. "The files that have been identified as part of our forensic investigation are malware files that appear to be designed to collect and transmit credit and debit card information," she says. "Zaxby's Franchising Inc. is not certain at this point exactly how these files were installed on the systems of the affected restaurants. However, based upon the information that we have at this time, it does not appear that the malware files were spread through a common network."
Andrews says the systems that were breached include a combination of locally managed computer and POS systems. "Zaxby's Franchising Inc. is requiring each of its licensees to engage an industry leading provider of PCI compliance services to provide enhanced firewalls, system monitoring and PCI compliance services," she says. Zaxby's has 567 locations in 13 states, and franchises have various payments processors, Andrews explains.
Risk Acknowledged Zaxby's notes in its Jan. 11 breach notice that no evidence has yet been found to suggest card data was exposed. Still, the presence of suspicious files poses a risk that both customer names and card numbers could have been inappropriately accessed, the company states.
"Certain licensed locations have identified suspicious files on their systems that may have resulted in unauthorized access to credit and debit card information, or have been identified by credit card processing companies as common points of purchase for some fraudulent activity," Zaxby's says. "Zaxby's Franchising Inc. has notified appropriate law enforcement authorities of the potential criminal activity, which is believed to have originated from external sources."
Malware Likely Attacked Single Location
Gartner analyst Avivah Litan, a fraud expert, says Zaxby's description suggests the restaurant breach stems from a localized malware attack that infected local computers.
"I don't have any first-hand knowledge of this incident, but this definitely sounds like a computer network attack," Litan says. "[It could be] self-propagating malware that was on the hardware of the computers." Litan says during such an attack, cached files stored locally could have been exposed, proving that even when payments systems and processing equipment is in compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, attackers can exploit other gaps.
"Names are never typically part of anything anyone stores when processing or authenticating [a card payment] transaction," she adds. "That information is not on track 1 or track 2 [of a card's magnetic stripe], and a restaurant wouldn't need to have that information in its POS system." Two types of attacks can expose card data and/or personally identifiable information about cardholders, Litan says. One is an attack aimed at the POS system's authorization stream; the other is an attack against a retailer's network or computer system, which affects a database that has stored or temporary files containing sensitive information.
"Now the weak link is what they're doing locally, and what they're storing on systems that run parallel to the POS," Litan says. "That's not to say we still don't have holes out there in processing to address; but in this particular case, it sounds like what they were doing locally was the issue." Zaxby's says it's working with locations to notify potentially affected customers that their bank accounts should be monitored, but it makes no mention of providing identity theft assistance or protections. It also is requiring all of its locations to work with an unnamed national security expert to provide "ongoing aggressive security resources," Andrews says.
Other Recent POS Breaches
This is the latest in a string of recent POS breaches that have impacted payment card customers and card-issuing financial institution. In December, College Point, N.Y.-based Restaurant Depot discovered a POS network breach that affected a yet-to-be-determined number of cardholders in several states.
The company issued a notice to potentially affected customers in the compromised states. "At this point, all we know is that our system was hacked and that only card numbers were exposed," Richard Kirschner, president of Restaurant Depot and chief operating officer of parent company Jetro Holdings, told the source in late December. "It was not an individual POS hack, but we know our system was hacked. Each store has a unique password for network access, so we're still trying to figure out how they got in. It will take time; this was very sophisticated." The breach was the second breach to strike Restaurant Depot in the last year. A similar breach hit the wholesaler's POS network in 2011 and exposed more than 200,000 cardholders. In late October, Barnes & Noble Booksellers confirmed a POS breach that affected 63 of its locations in California and Rhode Island.
Barnes & Noble did not say when the breach was discovered, but said it had determined through an internal investigation that the compromise was linked to device tampering at stores in California, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maine, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island. "The tampering, which affected fewer than 1 percent of PIN pads in Barnes & Noble stores, was a sophisticated criminal effort to steal credit card information, debit card information, and debit card PIN numbers from customers who swiped their cards through PIN pads when they made purchases," the company said. "This situation involved only purchases in which a customer swiped a credit or debit card in a store using one of the compromised PIN pads. "In 2011, restaurant chain Penn Station also reported a payments breach that affected 80 of its franchised locations. Penn Station never revealed the source of the breach, but industry experts say it was most likely linked to a network attack, similar to the attack that struck more than 150 Subway franchises between 2008 and 2011.


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The apartment is composed by 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms, one sitting room open on the kitchen, a nice terrace and a private garden of more than 100sqm. You can use the kitchen for light cooking (breakfast, fast cooking lunch or dinner). You can park easily, and for free, on the road in front of the building (very safe area).
We are in a residential area called Palestro, full of green and trees, very calm but centrally located 1 km away from the Duomo, just 15 minutes walking from tourists attractions and University. Just 50m from bus n.9 stop (it goes to the train station and back in 15min). Supermarket, Tabaccos, Vegetables shops, artisanal bakery, bar and restaurants just around the corner, including famous and cheap pizzeria "da Giorgia" and "Via Palestro 29" gourmet's restaurant.
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very nice room, friendly people, pleasant neighborhood, wonderful city - we had a good holiday by Daniela and Julien - many thanks!
We felt at Daniela and Julien very well, they were very friendly. The room exactly to our expectations, the residential area despite its proximity to the town center very quiet. Daniela was able to give a lot of tips for our stay, they had prepared a plan that identifies key information contained (bakery, supermarket, bar, restaurants in the vicinity). We are looking forward to our next visit, we will definitely return.
Wir haben uns bei Daniela und Julien sehr wohl gefühlt, sie waren sehr freundlich. Das Zimmer genau unseren Vorstellungen, die Wohngegend trotz der Nähe zum Stadtzentrum sehr ruhig. Daniela konnte viele Tips für unseren Aufenthalt geben, sie hatten einen Plan vorbereitet, der die wichtigsten Informationen enthielt (Bäckerei, Supermarkt, Bar, Restaurants in der Nähe). Wir freuen uns schon auf unseren nächsten Besuch, wir werden sicher wiederkommen.
great place, roomy enough and well equipped like they say. Nice queen bed. It was always easy to park a car right in front, then the bus was right at the corner. Daniela and Julien are fun and lively folks, were helpful with local information.
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Thank you guys for the hospitality. This is a very nice place near to Venice. And near to the city center of Padova. Free parking. In one word GREAT!
Excellent stay with Julien and Daniela! Apartment completely renovated, very nice and very comfortable room with private bathroom, and lots of closets! The apartment is about 10-15 minutes walk from the city center, in a quiet area, and just next to a bus stop to the train station. Map and tourist information provided by Julien on arrival were very helpful. Recommend with confidence!
Excellent séjour chez Julien et Daniela! Appartement entièrement rénové, chambre très jolie et très confortable avec la salle de bain privée, et beaucoup de placards! L'appartement est à environ 10-15 minutes à pied du centre-ville, dans un quartier calme, et juste à côté d'un arrêt de bus desservant la gare. La carte et les infos touristiques données par Julien à mon arrivée ont été très utiles. A recommander les yeux fermés!
A very nice place! Beautiful and clean room and welcoming and helpful people. Nice area with a really good grocery shop and a pretty 15 minute walk from the historic city center.
Daniela and Julian were my hosts for my stay in Padova and they made me very welcome in their home. The accommodation was very good in all respects, set in a peaceful location about 15 minutes pleasant and easy walk into the vibrant centre of the historic and cultural city of Padova, which claims to be the oldest city in Northern Italy. Highlight of the trip was seeing Bob Dylan at the Gran Teatro Geox. I had ended up with a spare ticket which I offered to my hosts and so in the end, Julian and I arrived for the gig on his scooter. Quite exciting for me at the age of 63, not having ridden pillion for more than 40 years ! Though wasn't quite able to fling my leg over the scooter as I once could. Also visited the Basilica of Saint Anthony and the Cathedral of Padova with it's frescoed Baptistry. Will have to save the frescoes of Giotto in the Cappella degli Scrovegni for my next visit. Lovely hosts, lovely city and lovely time.
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July 10 2014 : DatacenterDynamics (DCD), the global leader of B2B information services for the data centre industry, has marked its aggressive growth strategy for the year ahead with the appointment of Ian Ryder as Chairman.
Mr Ryder, who has previously held a number of Chairmanships, led Global Brand Strategy for Hewlett Packard, worked as Board Adviser for the British Olympic Association and was Deputy Chief Executive of the BCS, will take the role with immediate effect. Having worked as Non-Executive Director of DCD since January 2013, he has already established a strong understanding of the Group's positioning and priorities.
Dan Scarbrough, company Founder, will be stepping down as Chairman to become more involved in building the Group's global operations and reputation.
Mr Scarbrough commented, "As a global organisation in a fast-moving industry which recognises and rewards those who can deliver on the constant changes demanded by the C-suite management of data centre operators and owners, DCD stands out from the crowd in reputation and ability. However, in order to stay ahead and ensure a healthy future for the organisation, it was vital that we looked carefully at how we structure the Board and administration of the DCD Group going forward.
"We have enjoyed the benefits of Ian's contributions as non-exec director for the last 18 months and as we plan for the next stage of our growth, it is with great conviction and full confidence that I hand over the Chairman reins to Ian."
My Ryder commented, "I have known DCD for the last six years and its ethos, founder's values and sheer professionalism has always been a delight. I could not be happier about being asked to take over as Chairman of this world-leading organisation and look forward proudly to the next stage of our success."
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Now that I actually have a starter going and have observed by sight and smell at different time points, I'm really trying to get a handle on the stages of growth during the cycle. What's happening at the different stages, etc Mark
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This is nothing short of the same feeling when I first tuned into Speaking of Faith around its early beginnings. As always, Krista is quite insightful and delicate with details: I found that while she was the one being interviewed, I felt as if I was still listening to her 'intelligent, insightful questioning'; the illusion I had to sort out was that she was indeed not the one asking questions this time.
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Skip to comments.Father of U.S. slavery was a black man
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February has been officially designated, recognized by many and even celebrated by some as Black History Month or National African-American History Month. While it is acknowledged in some other countries (most notably Canada and the U.K.), it is primarily devoted to the achievements of African-Americans in the U.S. It will, henceforth, include the historical fact that Barack Hussein Obama became the first African-American president of the United States.
However, early American history also reveals another dramatic first involving a black American.
In truth, it should be considered a joint celebration. We are, in actuality, acknowledging the achievements of both blacks and America. Since we are celebrating the achievements of both, it may be appropriate to begin at the beginning.
Black History remembrance began as Negro History Week in 1926 by Carter G. Woodson, a son of former slaves. The second week of February was chosen in honor of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln (both born in that week), and in 1976 the entire month was declared Black History Month.
Now to the beginning. It is well known that the first colonials arrived on these shores following the settlement of Jamestown by the Virginia Company in 1607. Perhaps what is not so well known is the fact that following the Thirty Years War, the European economy was extremely depressed. Consequently, many skilled and unskilled laborers there were without work, and the New World offered hope and a chance for a new future.
According to some reports, one-half to two-thirds of the immigrants who came to the American colonies arrived as indentured servants, and this included some Africans, who arrived in Jamestown in 1619. This distinction is critical; indentured servants were not slaves.
The first blacks to arrive in America were not slaves but indentured servants.
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They didn't teach that in History class.
There have been more white slaves in history of the world than black.
Next we'll have Black History Year, then decade etc... Followed closely by Fags week, month...
I remember learning it in college and was shocked.
They didnt teach that in History class.
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I 'learned' that in History class.
I also 'learned' or was aware that the 'slave transporters' did NOT go into the bush or shanghai potential 'cargoes' as they were readily provided - at a cost - by the Natives of the African Ports where the 'cargo' was loaded. Also, so long as the 'slaves' were PAID for, the chances of any but the 'MOST' rowdy had to be kept in a physical condition as to be worth a resale value upon arrival at the destination.
Owning slaves was expensive, as it was your 'responsibility' to make sure 'they' were able to perform certain duties on a daily basis, so as to get a return for the 'investment'.
A good portion of the original Irish were indentured servants, whose accommodations on the 'crossing' were somewhat less than that ever popular steerage and in the beginning, the Irish Immigrant was not favored much higher than the African Immigrant with the Irish 'doing the jobs that Americans wouldn't do' and the Irish did 'favor' slavery, in as much, that freed slaves would mean fewer jobs for the Irish.
Of course those of us of Irish descent are eagerly awaiting reparations etc, but I don't think I will 'hold my breath' in bated anticipation.
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Very interesting. At the end of the article is a list of questions asking you to vote on one that sums up your perspective on the article. I chose the one that said I was not surprised considering Blacks sold other Blacks into slavery. 54% also chose that option. Only 3%, out of over 800 votes chose answers along the line of :
1. Doesn't matter whites continued holding slaves.
2. I want a second source to confirm this information.
Europeans were routinely enslaved by Muslims as late as 1830. It is estimated that about a million were enslaved between 1600 and 1830.
Slaves were originally captured by other blacks in Africa. The whites didn't capture them, there were captured by tribal lords to make money.
the Irish Immigrant was not favored much higher than the African Immigrant
The Washington Times is somehow listed as the cited resource, but the link redirects to World Net Daily. Maybe a mod will fix that.
..but we don't want the Irish...
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Now that you mention "BS", Chris Plante (WMAL AM630 WASHDC) had a caller bring up the "Sheriff Bart" arriving in town, when the townspeople 'realize' what the 'new Sheriff' really is and Bart ends up holding a gun to his own head and dragging himself back to the office - Once there he mentions How them 'folks' is sooooo stoooopid..."
The caller then cited BO doing the same thing....reading the script and going back to his 'office' for a good laugh.
My understanding was that if the job was significantly dangerous they would use the Irish as apposed to African slaves. Slaves represented a capital investment of up to $600 dollars, which in today's dollars would be in the thousands. If an Irish man was killed or seriously injured nobody was out any money.
The idea that white slavers went into the bush to catch slaves was given to us by the movie ( and possibly the book, I didn't read it ) "Roots." The African chiefs who sold slaves wouldn't have stood for it. They had armies of jungle fighters to stop any poachers. White slavers who went ashore would have been in "Indian Country" the whole time and lucky to escape with their lives. IIRC there were a couple of islands and select ports where slaves were sold, the only places outside ships could land.
On reading the First Census of Texas 1835, I discovered my earliest Texas ancestors listed their property as 2 black slaves and one wooden clock. I did NOT inherit the clock! :[
and boy do they lay it on....but often with the most ignorant blather
"Alright, we'll give some land to the n@ggers and the ch@nks.....But we don't want the Irish."
we weren't brainwashed about the sins of the west when i was young
we venerated our history
sad for younger folks
I have to deprogram my kids all the time
but if one is inquisitive they can learn around the whitewash
you should read about the barracoon culture of the Bight of Africa in the slave trade days to get a real feel for the kinder gentler side of black history towards each other
it's like Saturday nite south side of Chicago but with spears and other more culturally appropriate implements of torture
don;t miss the infant toss...the ultimate half time show
* this stuff is such a joke...Rome burns and we pay homage to the matchlighters
you know
I am likely the last freeper expected to defend black suffering and all that crap
but this notion here expounded by so many that the poor Irish were so beat up upon here and to equate that with chattel slavery...however benign or not it was in North America compared to say...Saint Dominingue
it is absolute hogwash to equate those two
it's like Irish today are claiming me too...BS
and I am Scots Irish aplenty...Sullivan
every new group gets some resistance
problem is today there is no resisitance and unlike the Irish these browns don't want to assimilate...they want to take over
and they are
My greatX4 grandma was Mary Workman..an Irish daughter of a servant at William Dunbar's plantation* in Natchez....Dunbar arranged her as my g4grandpa's second wife when number one blew out after 16 kids...my g4grandpa was a cattle breeder who supplied Dunbar from his cattle works over on the Leaf river bottoms about 80 miles northeast
unless you were gentry all had it hard...and gentry lost half their kids by aged 6 same as anyone
enough bitching to go around
but all had it better materially and life expectancy than from where they came...maybe the occasional first son who ventured over had it worse
including the slaves...and you won't hear that in black history month will you?
*Dunbar was arguably the largest land and slave holder in the US at that time...he also sent a fair number back to Africa before he was stopped by fellow plantation owners...Dunbar had been pretty tough repressing slave rebellions in his younger days
Good catch. Thanks. Just viewed the Washington Times before going over to WND, and had it in mind.
Perhaps I should have thought of this before, but since it's officially called "Black History Month", does that mean it's not really offensive to call black people "black"? I thought we're supposed to call them African-Americans. Will they be renaming it "African-American History Month"?
He landed in Philadelphia in 1749, worked as a carpenter and cabinet maker. In 1750 he remarried, a lady also from Switzerland and probably also indentured.
When they finished indenture they headed West, ended up in S.W. Virginia. They had 14 or 15 kids, most of the boys learned woodworking and metalworking, several made some really nice flintlock rifles, the whole works, lock stock and barrel..
My dad is reading Bernard Bailyn's 'The Barbarous Years', concerning the North American Colonies from 1600-1675.
Now those were remarkably harsh times for everyone involved. You could make a case that the indentured servants of that time, mostly British, lived very rough lives, but their masters didn't have it much better.
One interesting story I heard in New Orleans concerned the digging of the canals. The canals were dug by Irish laborers because the work was considered far too dangerous for risking slaves. Slaves were expensive, something we often don't consider.
it is absolute hogwash to equate those two
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I am/was NOT equating the two.
The Reparations remark on my part was sarcasm and, yes, not a very funny joke.
My 'protest' is that YES, the blacks had it rough, no one should be enslaved to anyone else and if you are of Irish descent and a 'certain' age you must have heard the statement "an Irishman is nothing but a 'N' turned inside out".
I personally, as probably 99.99999+% of the people on this forum have never owned a slave and am (have been) getting tired of having to absorb the blame for the actions of a few people 150+++ years ago.
My statement is only to 'point out' that not everyone arrived in this country on the Cunard Lines in 1st class - which is what 'they' would have you believe - Except of course, for the Blacks.
Again, while the plight of Blacks is and was deplorable, their plight was 'started' by their 'OWN' and yes, if there were no Market, chances are we wouldn't be having this discussion.
Anthony Johnson, the black slave owner, sued in court to prevent "economic damage" if John Casor, another black, was allowed his freedom. The court bound Casor over to Johnson as his personal slave. This case established the case for slavery in colonial America.
In the end, Johnson's victory was a tactical triumph but a strategic defeat. After Anthony Johnson's death, the laws in Virginia were again changed. Blacks were stripped of their property rights (to acquire and to pass on) and became slaves to white colonists. Now you know the rest of the story.
In the first Florida census, in 1820, my ancestors owned six slaves. It lists their names, ages, and how much they were worth.
indeed...with a price tag neverending
Yeah..... but did they have a wooden clock? :D
You never said a truer thing. The "gift" that keeps on costing, and costing, and costing...
What chaps my azz is the way leftists throw all the negative statistics re Mississippi in our faces but won't admit or recognise that MS has the highest percentage of blacks of any state, hence our position in negative indicators.
But maybe there's a silver lning to that-let everyone continue to believe that we're such a horrible backwards state, and the leftists won't target us as an option when searching for a new state to ruin after they ruin their home states.
I've lived here all my life, have seen plenty of other places, including out of country, and wouldn't live anywhere else for love or money.
As long as MS manages to keep out the news (because we're never in it for a good reason) and fly under the radar, life is good in the free state of Mississippi. Most people here know the score from living it, and keep to themselves.
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Abide with Me!
As the churches gear up for the season of Lent, why not make a commitment to do something extra during this holy season. Some people plan to give up something. Usually what is being given up is something that has meaning to the person choosing to do without it. For example, if you give up chocolate you just might lose weight. Maybe a better approach would be to plan to exercise daily or to add something extra to your daily reading schedule.
Each year our church provides devotional material for Lent. It was passed out last Sunday so that everyone could be prepared. Sometimes that material is excellent, sometimes it is just okay.
I began thinking of what I did during my youth. I had many Roman Catholic friends who gave things up for Lent. Usually I did not give anything up, but I did attend a middle of the week service with my family.
That service really made an impression on me. I do not remember what was said during the sermon or exactly what the scriptures were, but I know that they all pertained to this season called Lent where the Christian population prepares for the holiest time of the church calendar.
What I do remember is the closing hymn that was sung during each service. One of the ushers would put out the main portion of the lights and the congregation joined the choir in the singing of the hymn "Abide with Me". Somehow I really took that message to heart. Shouldn't we always invite God to be part of our lives? Shouldn't we always be cognizant that He is with us? Somehow the verses of this hymn stuck with me. I knew them all by heart at the time and they were meaningful.
I have several books about the origins of songs. I consulted one and was disappointed that "Abide with Me" was not included. When I was in church I consulted the hymnal to be sure that I remembered the author correctly. Actually, my granddaughter and I were surprised at the number of hymns that were written more than one hundred years ago and still sung today.
"Abide with Me" falls into that category. Eventually, I found some information about this song. It was written by a man named Henry F. Lyte. He wrote it shortly before his death. The familiar tune was not written by Lyte. Its composer was William H. Monk who was a contemporary of Lyte. The song was never published until after Lyte's death, however, it was delivered as a parting sermon.
The scriptural reference comes from Luke 24:29. The words spoken by Jesus' disciples on the way to Emmaus were "Abide with us, for it is toward evening and the day is far spent."
Now that I know the history of the song I see why the worship committee chose it those many years ago as the closing hymn for the Lenten season services.
One source I found said, "It has since become one of the favorite hymns for Christians everywhere during times of sorrow and deep distress."
The Lenten season is filled with symbolism for the Christian population. At our church we sing a combination of the tried and true songs that have history as well as other new and more modern songs. Whatever puts you in the mood to think about the crucifixion and resurrection is appropriate.
Even in today's more secular world there are numerous opportunities to experience the Lenten season. Some services are held during the lunch hour so that those who work in town can attend. Some are held in the evening so families can take part as a group. Check the newspaper to see when the churches are planning their services this year.
A Well Hidden Gem
When I was invited to attend a dairy seminar in Clymer, N.Y., I was hesitant. After all, Clymer is definitely in the snow-belt and this is still winter. I told the farm paper that I would attend if the weather cooperated.
The day dawned sunny and milder than it had been in days. I consulted a map to be sure that I remembered how to get there and was on my way.
I arrived a little early but that was fine. The Dutch Village Restaurant is new and improved since I was there last. I think they took over a building next store. There is now a gift shop that spans two floors. They also offer homemade bread and sweet rolls for sale at the checkout counter.
Since I was attending a program we were in the banquet room. The placemat noted that they do birthday parties, rehearsal dinners, weddings, and any catered event.
Once I tasted the food I was convinced that it is a well-kept secret. The service was good even the beverages and the food was delicious. It tasted homemade. We had real slices of turkey and roast beef. The bulk of the meal was served family style with ample amounts of everything. We did have our own salad and our own dessert plate.
The people who sponsored the seminar asked for a show of hands of those who came because of the excellent food. Some confessed that was certainly a deciding factor.
When nice weather returns I plan to return to Clymer for more good food and a slow perusal of the gift shop. I just might stop at a bulk food store that I saw along the way, too. Clymer has a Tulip Festival in May that I attended a few years ago. Maybe it is time for another trip to see the streets being washed and the parade.
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It's hard to believe it's been a year since Pope Benedict XVI was here in Washington. Members of the 570-voice choir that sang for the pope at his first public Mass in the United States, at Nationals Park in Washington, recently reunited for the first time, as detailed in this story by Mark Zimmermann of the Catholic Standard. Washington Archbishop Donald Wuerl said the group represented "the voice of the church in our country" before the pope.
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>Runner's World - My Event Ratings>
In short: Mr NGUG's report who ran and mine who didnt.In full: Mr NGUG's report his first half marathon:-Organisation - terrible.Transport due to Jubilee Line - terrible. There is only one transport route available for this venue. The buses stop and no other tube route.Goodie bag - non-existent.Medal - nice best bit.Scenary was mixed from really nice to really grotty.First half quite hilly especially Haha Road.. what sort of joke is that - mostly downhill thereafter but too tired to benefit enornmously.Baggage collection - absolutely awful. Staff were fine but organisation faceless and queues awful. Chip collection was random one or two girls collecting whilst getting your baggage. No taking your chip first then you get your medal. Windy and too gusty. NGUG's report:-I was injured and had an fairly serious operation involving shaving bone off my hip and mending a labral tear and am on crutches now for four weeks. I had booked this months ago and the injury was certainly not something that I had planned - the race was to be Mr NGUG's first race on my birthday. All indicated to the organisors when I wrote to tell them asking if I could defer. Amsterdam Marathon which was my autumn marathon were v.polite deferred me for a year although they dont have a derral policy. These guys were positively offensive said I had to tell them 90 days prior to the race start if I wanted to defer.. but wow the generousity they would offer me a preferential place for next year which I could pay for at the full price. No reply to my other queries concerning the chip.. general impression faceless uninterested organisation runs this. Date of review: September 26, 2010
In short: What a great race - loved it!!In full: Having travelled through torrential rain and been stuck in traffic for 30 mins I really didnt think we would make it to this one. As we approached the start line up the hill they had started already!! We were helped v.quickly through registration although couldnt even see the crowd when we started! Great marshalls and v.friendly atmosphere. Some amazing 'tashes - not only from the boys!! Three, I think, killer hills last one was evil - though 5 mins off my 10K PB for me so well pleased. Nice to have a medal although a bit cheap and goody bag too. Seemed v.good value for a 10K. Would definitely do it again.Date of review: November 16, 2009
In short: Not the best not the worstIn full: Timing was a bit weird purely on gun times with a stop watch on your last lap - no chips. My mate who was doing the half marathon actually did a lap less than he should have done (as told he had done enough and to stop) so that part of the organisation not too hot. Wish they would give a medal for 10ks instead of tshirts. Was a little concerned about doing six loops which put me off doing the half marathon but in fact not too bad. Good atmosphere and introduction to off road running bit muddy in places.Date of review: October 26, 2009
In full: I think anyone contemplating doing this race should read these reports on RW. I would agree 100% - absolutely barmy start time was blazing hot. Wonder if the organisers have ever run at that time of day in that environment... Very hilly course so really not for the faint hearted. I was okay with the water stations not my first half by any means but always take some myself the two stops I threw the water down my neck each time. No shade on much of the course. Wonderful surroundings really should have started circa 9am. Nice medal though. Not a PB course although only 4 mins under mine. I wouldnt do it again but it was an experience ticked that one off the list... Date of review: October 5, 2009
In short: Flat, laps (which I am not too keen on), scenary fine, baggage drops good bagels afterwards (not that I like them), marshalls seemed good . Seemed quite well organised would do again..Date of review: August 17, 2009
In short: Rather hilly prefer something flatterDate of review: March 16, 2009
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Topic: need help on in_place_editor
Hey all,
I do a:
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but I keep getting the error:
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but then I get
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I'm probably missing something on hao to use the in place editor thing. How can I tell it to just update my category's name?
I did put in_place_edit_for :name in my controller
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By the way, you can only see the mold when it gets enough of it to be called a colony.


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DUBAI, U.A.E., 14 November 2012 - The Hon Anthony Albanese MP, Australia's Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, on Wednesday visited a number of Emirates airline and Dubai Airports facilities during a visit to Dubai.
The Minister met with His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al-Maktoum, Chairman and Chief Executive, Emirates airline & Group; Tim Clark, President Emirates airline, and Paul Griffiths, CEO Dubai Airports.
During a tour of Emirates' Aviation College, the Minister met with Emirates' Divisional Senior Vice President, Flight Operations Captain Alan Stealey and Senior Vice Presiden, Safety, Henry Donohoe, who briefed him on the airline's rigorous pilot and crew training and safety programmes. Later the Minister experienced firsthand a 'flight' in one of the airline's Airbus A380 simulators with Australian pilot Captain Tim Anderson.
"I hope that Minister Albanese's visit has given him an overview of how Emirates and Dubai operates and our commitment to training, safety and customer service," said Sheikh Ahmed.
"Australia is a key growth market for Emirates, in 2013 we will be operating 84 flights a week to five points in Australia from Dubai. We believe our partnership with Qantas, pending regulatory approval, will further grow tourism to Australia from our expanding network, and will deliver the best frequent flyer program and customer experience for travellers both to and from Australia," continued Sheikh Ahmed.
Emirates' dedicated A380 concourse at Dubai International Airport, will be shared with Qantas who will begin flying through Dubai en-route to the London-Heathrow from Sydney and Melbourne.
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Advanced Micro Devices, a maker of microprocessors, has started to ship its AMD Opteron processors produced using 90nm process technology, following initiated shipments of desktop and mobile products made at 90nm SOI fabrication process.
According to a document located at AMD's web-site, the company now ships AMD Opteron models 146, 246, 248 and 846 for 1-way, 2-way and 4/8-way systems. The chips are clocked at 2.0GHz – 2.20GHz and do not differ from the similar processors produced using 130nm Silicon-on-Insulator process technology in terms of performance and capabilities. AMD Opteron processors integrate 1MB of L2 cache and also dual-channel PC3200 memory controller.
Up to now AMD supplied three flavours of desktop processors produced using innovative 90nm process technology: AMD Athlon 64 3000+, AMD Athlon 64 3200+ and AMD Athlon 64 3500+ chips that function at 1.80GHz, 2.00GHz and at 2.20GHz respectively, pack in 512KB of L2 cache and feature 1000MHz HyperTransport bus. Higher-end processors, such as AMD Athlon 64 3800+, 4000+, FX-53 and FX-55 are still produced using 130nm process technology.
A recently released "AMD Athlon 64 Processor Power and Thermal Data Sheet" document claims the new 90nm chips have Thermal Design Power of 67W under full load, and about 21W in the so-called "Cool'n'Quiet" mode under minimum load with about 1.00GHz clock-speed. AMD's 130nm chips devour up to 89W at full load and about 22W under minimum load at 800MHz. AMD Opteron have the same thermal specifications as similar AMD Athlon 64 chips.
In mid-2005 Sunnyvale, California-based Advanced Micro Devices plans to introduce server chips with two processing engines, typically referred as cores. The chips will consume up to 105W of power, which is inline with guidelines AMD provides for its 90nm chips.
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Surviving – in Style!
Every spring members of Gilda's Club Rochester (GCR), a Cancer Support Community on Alexander Street, walk the runway to raise much needed funds. GCR is a place for men, women, teens and children to attend support groups, art classes, social events and just find friendship throughout the cancer journey. Some members have cancer while others are there to find support while they care for a loved one with cancer.
The Surviving in Style Fashion Show gives these members a chance to give back to GCR and it also gives cancer survivors a chance to recognize an important person in their life. The survivors nominate a special caregiver to walk with them: a spouse, parent, doctor, nurse, child or very close friend. Each of them share a special story while they walk down the runway. Last Sunday I heard very familiar stories as the models strutted their stuff down the catwalk. I used to be a staff member at GCR and tears came to my eyes as I saw old friends healthy and smiling.
Throughout my years volunteering and working at Gilda's I heard stories of many genres. Yes there were a few tragedies, but the love stories and stories of survival were far more prevalent and will stay with me forever.
The woman who stayed by her husband through not one, but three different cancer diagnoses
The man who kisses his wife good morning every day
The sister who wasn't afraid to love her brother
The daughter who holds her mothers hand and tells her to stay strong
The mother who walks proudly next to her beautiful, brave, bald daughter
One thing is for sure, I will be at this event again next year! The members of GCR surely are empowered by knowledge, strengthened by action and sustained by community.
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Pediatric specialty care is convenient and accessible for families at Mary Bridge Children's Health Center in Tacoma. Our pediatric specialists also make regular visits to our Mary Bridge specialty clinics in Kitsap, South King and Thurston counties.
No matter where your child is receiving care, our specialists always work in partnership with your child's primary care provider, keeping everyone connected for the best care possible.
Mary Bridge also offers primary and urgent care just for kids at clinics in Pierce, South King and Thurston counties.
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May 17, 2010 WIC Update
SUBJECT 1: Breast Pump Order
SUBJECT 2: Breastfeeding Message from USDA
SUBJECT 3: Invitation for FY 2011 Breastfeeding Peer Counseling (BFPC) Program
SUBJECT 4: Revised Resources: Risk Factor Detail Guide (Risk Factor Definitions Table) and Criteria for High-Risk
- Breast Pump Order: Medela will begin shipping the Lactina Select electric and Harmony manual breast pumps and the double pumping kits this week. Please remember that the following procedure must be followed in order to verify receipt of shipment for payment and to send the required WIC tags.
- Immediately upon receipt of shipment, please locate the packing slip and verify that your agency received the products and quantities stated.
- Sign the packing slip to verify the order is correct.
- Fax the signed packing slip to Laura Weiler at the state WIC office at 573-526-1470. WIC tags will be mailed upon receipt of your packing slip.
- If your agency did not receive what was stated on the packing slip, please contact the state WIC office immediately.
If you have any questions, please contact Kathy Mertzlufft at firstname.lastname@example.com or by telephone at 573-526-4792.
- Breastfeeding Message from USDA - Hooray for Breastfeeding: Attached is the latest press release related to the childhood obesity task force and the link to the report, Solving the Problem of Childhood Obesity within a Generation. It is excellent and highly recommended reading, especially the Early Childhood section – if you have a spare moment in your busy schedules. Here are two excerpts from the report related to WIC:
Community organizations can foster the creation of peer support networks through expansion of programs like the WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counseling program.
Peer support programs, such as the Peer Counselor program delivered as part of the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC); provide counseling skills, training, and support to experienced breastfeeding mothers so they can effectively support new mothers. Recently, federal funds were provided to further expand the availability of peer counseling in local WIC clinics. If you have any questions, please contact your district TA staff.
- Invitation for FY 2011 Breastfeeding Peer Counseling (BFPC) Program: If your agency is interested in participating in the FFY 2011 BFPC program, please see the attached letter and application form. The completed application and BFPC agency plan needs to be submitted to Leona Greer by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or by fax at 573-526-1470 by June 18, 2010. If you have any questions, please contact her at 573-751-6498.
- Revised Resources: Risk Factor Detail Guide (Risk Factor Definitions Table) and Criteria for High-Risk Assignment: The revised Risk Factor Detail Guide (Risk Factor Definitions Table) and Criteria for High-Risk Assignment have been updated and posted on the WIC Website. Certifying staff are encouraged to use these resources instead of using the Risk Factor Detail Guide link located on the Risk Factor tab in MOWINS. The guide in the system is not up to date. If you have any questions, please contact your district nutritionist.
Breastfeeding Peer Counseling Program FY2011 Invitation Letter
BFPC FY2011 Application Form
White House Press Release on Childhood Obesity Task Force
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TMC has experienced considerable growth currently serving over 15,000 participants per month at multiple locations throughout the Kansas City metropolitan area and Jackson County. As a result of our growth, we are seeking to recruit compassionate, energetic, self-directed co-workers who are looking for a dynamic career opportunity in community nutrition with clinical benefits.To learn more, visit http://www.trumed.org/truweb/ selecting the Careers tab to Apply Online by searching for "WIC" jobs. If you have any questions please call or email Brenda Brewer at 816-404-9743 firstname.lastname@example.com or Jim Wheaton at 816-404-9745 email@example.com.


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Guaifenesin DAC Liquid Side Effects
Generic Name: codeine / guaifenesin / pseudoephedrine
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of codeine / guaifenesin / pseudoephedrine. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Guaifenesin DAC Liquid.
For the Consumer
Applies to codeine / guaifenesin / pseudoephedrine: liquid, solution, suspension, syrup, tablets
Check with your doctor if any of these most COMMON side effects persist or become bothersome:
Seek medical attention right away if any of these SEVERE side effects occur while taking codeine / guaifenesin / pseudoephedrine:
Constipation; dizziness; drowsiness; excitability; headache; nausea; nervousness or anxiety; trouble sleeping; vomiting; weakness.
Severe allergic reactions (rash; hives; itching; difficulty breathing; tightness in the chest; swelling of the mouth, face, lips, or tongue); blurred vision or other vision changes; confusion; difficulty urinating; fainting; fast, slow, or irregular heartbeat; hallucinations; mental or mood changes; persistent trouble sleeping; seizures; severe dizziness, lightheadedness, or headache; severe drowsiness; shallow breathing; tremor; uncontrolled muscle movement.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to codeine / guaifenesin / pseudoephedrine: oral liquid, oral tablet
Guaifenesin is generally well tolerated.[Ref]
Nervous system
Opioids may result in psychotic symptoms in some patients.
One retrospective study of elderly patients who sustained a hip fracture suggested that the relative risk of hip fracture was 1.6 in patients using codeine compared to age-matched non-users.[Ref]
Nervous system side effects of codeine have included mental and respiratory depression, stupor, delirium, somnolence, and dysphoria. An increased risk of falls and hip fractures has been associated with codeine therapy, particularly in the elderly. Nervous system side effects of guaifenesin have included dizziness and headache. Nervous system side effects of pseudoephedrine have included insomnia in up to 30% of patients. Tremor, anxiety, nervousness, and headache have also been reported.[Ref]
Other side effects of codeine have included withdrawal symptoms after either abrupt cessation or fast tapering of narcotic analgesics, including codeine, and have included agitation, restlessness, anxiety, insomnia, tremor, abdominal cramps, blurred vision, vomiting and sweating.[Ref]
Cardiovascular adverse effects of codeine have included hypotension and dizziness. Cardiovascular side effects of pseudoephedrine have included tachycardia. Some patients have developed hypertension and/or arrhythmias.[Ref]
Hypotension is rare and has been reported most frequently with high doses of codeine.
Pseudoephedrine causes vasoconstriction which generally does not produce hypertension, but may be problematic for patients with preexisting hypertension. Arrhythmias may be produced in predisposed patients. Rarely, pseudoephedrine has been reported to cause coronary artery spasm and chest pain.
One report evaluated the effect with 60 mg of pseudoephedrine on individuals in a hyperbaric chamber at 1 atmosphere (simulated scuba dive to 66 feet of sea water). Pseudoephedrine and depth (stimulated) were found to have significant but opposite effects on heart rate, although these effects were unlikely to be clinically significant during diving.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects of codeine have included nausea, vomiting, and constipation. Severe constipation and ileus resulting in colonic perforation have also been reported. Four cases of acute pancreatitis have been reported. Gastrointestinal side effects of guaifenesin have included upset stomach and vomiting with higher than recommended doses. Doses recommended for expectoration are rarely associated with gastrointestinal upset. Gastrointestinal side effects of pseudoephedrine have included anorexia and gastric irritation in approximately 5% of patients. Dry mouth, nose, or throat have occurred in up to 15% of patients.[Ref]
Genitourinary side effects of codeine have included urinary retention.[Ref]
Hypersensitivity side effects of pseudoephedrine have included fixed drug eruptions.[Ref]
Dermatologic side effects of codeine have included rash. Codeine-induced rash may be related to direct stimulation of histamine release. There are also case reports of severe scarlatiniform eruptions. Dermatologic side effects of guaifenesin have also included rash.[Ref]
Renal side effects of codeine have included acute renal failure (which may respond to naloxone therapy).[Ref]
Immunologic side effects of codeine have included one study of a patient with exercise-induced anaphylaxis and three control subjects. This study found a correlation between codeine wheal size and recent exercise.[Ref]
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (June 22, 2008) - U.S. beach volleyball teams won two gold medals, one silver and one bronze on Sunday at the Henkel Grand Chelem in Paris, a Grand Slam event on the SWATCH FIVB World Tour.
The United States swept the women's medals, with top-ranked Misty May-Treanor (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Kerri Walsh (Santa Clara, Calif.) defeating 11th-ranked Tyra Turner (Fort Meyers Beach, Fla.) and Rachel Wacholder (Laguna Beach, Calif.), 21-13, 21-13 in 36 minutes, for the gold medal.
In the bronze-medal match, fourth-seeded Nicole Branagh (Orinda, Calif.) and Elaine Youngs (El Toro, Calif.) defeated sixth-seeded Jia Tian and Jie Wang of China, 21-15, 21-18 in 45 minutes. It was the second-time in the 17-year history of the women's international circuit that the U.S. has swept the podium.
On the men's side, third-ranked Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Fla.) and Todd Rogers (Santa Barbara, Calif.) defeated fourth-seeded Reinder Nummerdor and Richard Schuil of the Netherlands, 21-15, 21-17 in 47 minutes to capture their first SWATCH FIVB World Tour this season after finishing third, third and second in their previous three international starts.
Rogers and May-Treanor were named the SWATCH Most Outstanding Players for the Henkel Grand Chelem that was held in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower. The last time Dalhausser and Rogers were on the winners' podium with May-Treanor and Walsh was at the SWATCH-FIVB World Championships last July in Switzerland.
"I was not feeling my best today," Dalhausser said. "Todd really picked me up and played a very good match against a very strong team. I think playing three tough matches yesterday did not help me, but we made it."
While not losing a set in their seven matches since Thursday, Dalhausser and Rogers shared the $43,500 first-place prize and maintained their spot as the No. 2-ranked team on the overall qualifying list for the 2008 Olympic Games behind Brazilians Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos (5,500 points to 5,140). They also increased their lead among the U.S. teams trying to qualify.
May-Treanor and Walsh, who also shared a $43,500 prize, have secured their ticket to Beijing with eight first-place finishes in SWATCH FIVB qualifying evens. However, the teams of Turner and Wacholder, Branagh and Youngs and Jen Boss (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) and April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.) are all battling for the second slot, with Branagh and Youngs leading going into Paris.
"We do not like playing teams from our country since each one is competing for a spot in the Olympics," May-Treanor said. "That is the way it is, so we have to play the match."
Sunday's SWATCH title was May-Treanor and Walsh's 33rd gold-medal finish in 57 FIVB events since the start of the 2001 season. The Americans had broken the record for most SWATCH wins by a team last week in Berlin with Brazilians Emanuel Rego and Ricardo Santos tying the mark the next day in the German capital. This week, Emanuel and Ricardo placed ninth in the men's competition.
May-Treanor and Walsh also extended their SWATCH FIVB World Tour match winning streak to 55 in defeating Turner and Wacholder for the fifth time internationally and the 18th-time overall without a loss.
There is more information on the FIVB beach volleyball site at www.fivb.org/EN/BeachVolleyball/index.asp.


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MCC baseball team drops debut to Windom
Four Murray County Central pitchers combined for 10 walks, while four more errors by the Rebels defense paved the way for 11 Windom runs during an 11-8 loss to the Eagles in Slayton on Saturday.
MCC trailed 7-0 entering the bottom of the fifth inning when the bats erupted for five runs. Windom added three insurance runs in the top of the sixth and another in the seventh to fend off the Rebels, who were making their 2013 season debut.
Seth Bass went 2-for-3 with a double, a triple and two RBIs for MCC. Jordan Ahlers also went 2-for-3 from the plate, adding a pair of doubles and an RBI. Paul Mesmer, who pitched two scoreless innings for the Rebels to start the game, was 1-for-3 with a double.
Andy Pfeffer and Devin Nelson went 2-for-4 and 2-for-3, respectively, for half of Windom's hits, while Brandon Thongvivong was 1-for-3 with a double and two RBIs. Thongvivong allowed three runs in two innings of duty, but held on to pick up a save for the Eagles. Collin Lovell started for Windom, earning the win behind eight strikeouts.
Zach Ostman was credited with the loss for MCC (0-1 overall), allowing four runs over two innings of duty.
MCC is scheduled to continue its season on Tuesday against Red Rock Central/Westbrook-Walnut Grove in Lamberton.


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