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BeschreibungA classic oral history of the American Revolution, "The Revolution Remembered" uses 79 first-hand accounts from veterans of the war to provide the reader with the feel of what it must have been like to fight and live through America's bloody battle for independence."In a book fairly bursting with feats of daring, perhaps the most spectacular accomplishment of them all is this volume's transformation of its readers into the grandchildren of Revolutionary War soldiers. . . . An amazing gathering of 79 surrogate Yankee grandparents who tell us in their own words what they saw with their own eyes."--Elaine F. Weiss, "Christian Science Monitor""Fascinating. . . . [The soldiers'] details fill in significant shadows of history."--Henry Kisor, "Chicago Sun-Times""It's still good fun two centuries later, overhearing these experiences of the tumult of everyday life and seeing a front-lines view of one of the most unusual armies ever to fight, let alone win."--Richard Martin, "Wall Street Journal""One of the most important primary source discoveries from the era. A unique and fresh perspective."--Paul G. Levine, "Los Angeles Times"
Untertitel: Eyewitness Accounts of the War for Independence. 'Clements Library Bicentennial Studies'. New ed. 28 halftones, 19 line drawings. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: The University of Chicago Press
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The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' new weekly video series Academy Originals launched today with three episodes. The digital documentary-style video series will examine everything from the creative process, to the moments that changed the course of filmmaking, to the artists who are charting its future. Here's a look at one of three episodes that debuted today: Let's Go To The Movies With Patton Oswalt, which follows the comedian/actor/movie fanatic who is offered the opportunity to screen any film from the Academy Film Archive and analyze it with comedian Karen Kilgariff. Original episodes will be available every Monday from the Academy's digital team, which will draw on the expertise of the organization's membership and collection of archival material. Here's the Oswalt bit focusing on the noir classic Blast Of Silence:
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Would it be possible to have a few episodes be a videolog of following around on the set famous directors behind the scenes , for a day , or dp. It different than when creative people talk about what they do. It would be fun and insightful to actually be on set (a day??) right behind them, seeing the decisions and plans in action.
Wow! Isn't that Zach Galifianakis as "the fat guy with a beard"?
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Citation: Correll, J.C., Boza, E.J., Seyran, E., Cartwright, R.D., Jia, Y., Lee, F.N. 2007. Examination of the rice blast pathogen population diversity between 1990 and 2006 - Stable or unstable? 4th Intl. Rice Blast Conference, October 108-14, 2007, Changsha, China. p. 46. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Over the past 17 yeas, isolates of Pyricularia grisea (P. oryzae) have been recovered from commercial rice fields in Arkansas. Annual samples have typically included 200-500 isolates recovered from 5-10 cultivars from 10 different counties with the majority of the isolates being recovered from the neck blast samples. All isolates were subsequently single-spored and stored desiccated on filter paper. Isolates of P. grisea were characterized using a number of tests including DNA fingerprint groups (A-H) which have been identified among contemporary and archived isolates; only 4 MGR596 DNA fingerprint groups (groups A, B, C, and D) have been identified since we have been monitoring populations beginning in 1990. These four DNA fingerprint groups correspond with four distinct genetic groups, or vegetative compatibility groups (VCGs). In addition, some yearly samples have shown that a single haplotype often makes up the majority of the isolates within a given fingerprint group. For example, over 60% of the isolates recovered in a given season belonged to 1 of 4 distinct clones. Thus, it is evident that the rice blast pathogen population in Arkansas has remained stable over the past 17 years with regard to these 4 MGR586 DNA fingerprint groups. Although all 4 MGR586 groups can typically be found in the annual samples of the contemporary population, there appears to be a strong bias for group A isolates in recent samplings. Over 90% of the isolates recovered between 2000 and 2006 were in MGR586 group A, belonged to VCG US001, had a single mtDNA RFLP haplotype, and were a single mating type (mat1-1). The data indicate that the population is strongly influenced by host genotype. Evaluation of virulence indicates that isolates within a group are clearly more similar within a group than between groups; however, there is some virulence diversity within each of the genetic groups identified. A distinct shift in virulence among field isolates to overcome the Pi-ta resistance gene among MGR586 group B isolates is associated with changes in AVR-Pita.


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Charlie Rangel: The explosion today in Harlem is "our community's 9/11"
posted at 2:01 pm on March 12, 2014 by Allahpundit
To paraphrase about a thousand different people on Twitter who heard this and shuddered: If you're an American, especially an American from New York, "your" 9/11 was 9/11.
Still, a terrible tragedy. Two people are dead from the blast, more than a dozen are wounded, and many others are unaccounted for as I write this. Per the Times, the local power company got a report of a heavy gas odor near the building at 9:13 a.m. Crews were dispatched within two minutes, but not soon enough: The explosion occurred at around 9:30, before they got there. One resident said she smelled gas last night but that the smell gradually disappeared. Evidently it was building up somewhere in the building, waiting to catch a spark.
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Foxglove poisoning most often occurs from sucking the flowers or eating the seeds, stems, or leaves of the foxglove plant.
Poisoning may also occur from taking more than the recommended amounts of medicines made from foxglove.
This article is for information only. DO NOT use it to treat or manage an actual poison exposure. If you or someone you are with has an exposure, call your local emergency number (such as 911), or your local poison center can be reached directly by calling the national toll-free Poison Help hotline (1-800-222-1222) from anywhere in the United States.
Willow-leaved foxglove poisoning; Revebjelle poisoning
Poisonous ingredients include:
The poisonous substances are found in:
Symptoms for the heart and blood include:
Other possible symptoms include:
Hallucinations, loss of appetite, and halos are most often seen in people who have been poisoned over a long period of time.
Seek immediate medical help. DO NOT make a person throw up unless told to do so by poison control or a health care provider.
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Your local poison center can be reached directly by calling the national toll-free Poison Help hotline (1-800-222-1222) from anywhere in the United States. This hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does not need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The provider will measure and monitor person's vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. The person may receive:
How well you do depends on the amount of poison swallowed and how quickly treatment is received. The faster you get medical help, the better the chance for recovery.
Symptoms last for 1 to 3 days and may require a hospital stay. Death is unlikely.
DO NOT touch or eat any plant with which you are not familiar. Wash your hands after working in the garden or walking in the woods.
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"Glow" issue
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Each issue of 2wice provides a visually striking body of imagery within a clear editorial framework that allows for an interdisciplinary perspective on performance, design and photography. The "Glow" issue explores the phenomenon of luminosity, particularly the overlap between lighting cities and stages.
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3 killed on I-70 in crash in Glenwood Canyon
The Colorado State Patrol said three people are dead after the Audi they were riding in collided head-on with a semitrailer on Interstate 70 in Glenwood Canyon.
Construction in the canyon has shifted all eastbound traffic on I-70 into the normal westbound lanes, creating one eastbound lane and one westbound lane of traffic.
Troopers said an Audi was heading east in a westbound lane about 5:30 a.m. Sunday when it collided with the semitrailer about 13 miles east of Glenwood Springs. Troopers said two females and one male in the Audi were killed. The semitrailer driver wasn't hurt.
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Unfortunately, my roommate was not that ecstatic about him, at first. He chewed up the leg of her sofa, so I ended up giving him to my law school roommate, who lived in Knoxville. She re-named him Milo! A few days came and went and I couldn't stand it anymore! I drove the 3 hours each way just to reclaim my dog! They almost didn't give him up and Karin's now husband left messages pleading for me not to take Milo! Hmph!
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He was also very sentient. If some of us were upstairs and some of us were downstairs, he would just lie in the middle of the stairs, trying to keep everyone company. At night, he would move around between all the kids' beds.
He was also very sensitive. One day, I brought home another Maltese, Willie Mae, to keep him company. Any time he tried to get near me, she would rush him and snap at him. This made him visibly upset and very dejected. I ended up taking him home to Nashville.
Wavy was the kind of dog that transformed a non-animal person into a real fan! After I moved to Austin, it was clear that Willie was going to hen peck him into a serious depression. I ended up taking him home to Nashville where he stayed with my mom and dad. Because they traveled so often, they left him with my aunt, a clean freak. She was not a dog person. Soon, enough, he had converted her! She taught him Korean and called her her baby. When her girls left for school, he took their place, although he was starting to show his age. I noticed that he was getting some age tumors and moving a little slowly.
This past week, my groomer, who had not seen him in 10 years asked, "How's Waverly? "He's fine," I said. "Oh, well, he just disappeared one day, and I didn't want to ask, but I just wanted to know." Well, the next day, I few with Abigail to Nashville. Mom and dad were driving me to their house. "How's Waverly?" I asked. "Oh, he's fine," mom said. "Do you want to know the real story?" Dad said, "He went to heaven several months ago. Cancer." WHAT?!! "Well, we didn't want you to be sad."
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A worker wonders how to live down gossip about events at last year's Christmas party
The problem
Oh dear, the invitations to the Christmas party have just gone out and already I can't bear the comments from my colleagues about what I got up to last time. We all had a few too many drinks from the free bar and I ended up in a compromising position with someone who has now, thankfully, left the company. Is there any way to live down office gossip? I'm seriously considering not going to the party at all this year.
The worker's view
Go to the party - if you don't, people will talk about why you are not going and it is bound to lead to people reminiscing about your behaviour last year. But make sure you stay sober this year - don't give them anything to talk about in 2009. It is likely someone else will misbehave this year so you will be old news.
In any case, you might find that although you feel this is the hottest gossip in the office right now, it really isn't that important to the rest of your colleagues - perhaps your embarrassment is stronger than their interest.
Only a few people manage never to engage in office gossip - it is part of what makes an office tick - and although we might like to see it stop, particularly when we are the focus, it is never really going to go away.
Brenda Evans, PA
The expert's view
It was your action and your consequence, so smile and laugh it off. Don't get upset or riled by the comments, just ask them: "Is that all you've got to talk about?"
You can't really live down office gossip - you're probably stuck with it until you leave the company. But you can use the situation to your advantage by showing that you can rise above it. Prepare a line for the next time people joke about it. Try: "Be careful, you might be next."
You should definitely go to the party. Preserve your self-esteem, celebrate Christmas with your colleagues and prove you have moved on.
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Sunday, March 23, 2003
Inquiry takes on lessons of fires
Fuel reduction, staff levels, logistics, training and damage compensation are expected to be the focus of the State Government bushfire inquiry. more
Wednesday, March 19, 2003
Strong winds hampered fire crews battling three blazes across Victoria today. more
Saturday, March 15, 2003
A State Government inquiry into Victoria's worst bushfires in 20 years will assess whether Country Fire Authority volunteers and their employers should be compensated financially. more
Wednesday, March 12, 2003
Parks Victoria wants mountain cattlemen to remove livestock early from the high plains to reduce erosion and other degradation following the bushfires. more
Tuesday, March 11, 2003
An inquiry will be held into the bushfires that devastated parts of Australia last summer. A spokesman for Prime Minister John Howard said an announcement would be made shortly. more
Sunday, March 9, 2003
From the ground, the areas surrounding Omeo that were devastated by fires that swept through about a month ago seem to be recovering. more
Friday, February 28, 2003
A firefighter who had spent weeks battling the state's worst bushfires in more than 60 years has lost her life in a flash flood. more
Monday, February 24, 2003
The State Government has begun inquiring into allegations that loggers took timber illegally from a firebreak cut along the edge of the Snowy River National Park when the bushfires were at their worst. more
Sunday, February 23, 2003
The cost of fighting the worst Victorian bushfires in 20 years has been $2 million a day, with the running total of at least $60 million set to put further pressure on an already tight May state budget. more
Saturday, February 22, 2003
For two long weeks the tiny community of Wulgulmerang waited for "the dragon". And now, after the inferno, the waiting goes on; for a ministerial visit to hear their plight, and lastly for the big dry to break. more
Thursday, February 20, 2003
The Bracks Government is under pressure to establish an independent inquiry into Victoria's bushfire crisis amid claims that poor public land management contributed to recent blazes. more
Wednesday, February 19, 2003
Fire crews continue to battle Victoria's bushfires, with the vast southern edge of the blazes still burning. more
Tuesday, February 18, 2003
The State Government has pledged $1.2 million to help rebuild bushfire-ravaged communities in the state's north-east. more
Sunday, February 16, 2003
North-eastern Victoria is getting back on its feet as tourist attractions reopen after more than a month of fires, but firefighters say the danger further south is not yet over. more
Saturday, February 8, 2003
Experts believe 90 per cent of native creatures caught and affected by the fire may have died or will be put down. more
Thursday, February 6, 2003
Victorian firefighters were battling an 80-hectare bushfire near Colac in the state's south-west last night, as the fire threat in the north-east eased. more
Wednesday, February 5, 2003
A Victorian woman last night lost a second property in as many weeks to bushfires raging in Victoria and NSW. more
Tuesday, February 4, 2003
Towns as far south as Bemm River on the Gippsland coast are being warned they could come under threat from the Victorian fires, with the danger expected to intensify in the next 48 hours. more
Sunday, February 2, 2003
It could have been so much worse. Meaning, no one died. But some lost their homes. Tom Noble was one of them. more
Saturday, February 1, 2003
The psychology of firebugs varies immensely, according to Richard Kocsis, a Sydney forensic psychologist who has published several papers on arsonists. more
Friday, January 31, 2003
Australia's fiery summer has left a nationwide trail of devastation unparalleled in recent memory. From the most picturesque and forested country of north east Victoria, to dry plains, Australia has burned for what seems like three months without end. more
Thursday, January 30, 2003
Gale-force winds overnight were expected to herald the worst day yet on the massive southern front of bushfires burning in Victoria's north-east. more
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
It will be a long while before Rock De Marchi will be buying his own drinks at the pub. more
Tuesday, January 28, 2003
A total fire ban has been declared for tomorrow across the state of Victoria, with temperatures expected to top 40 degrees in much of the state. more
Monday, January 27, 2003
The bushfire crisis in north-eastern Victoria could continue for several more weeks, authorities warned today, as firefighters and residents recovered from the Australia Day onslaught. more
Sunday, January 26, 2003
But upon reaching the settlement of just 20 houses up a dirt track, the strike team realised that fire had closed in behind them. more
Saturday, January 25, 2003
The national capital will remain in a state of emergency until at least Monday as strong winds and high temperatures threaten another fire onslaught. more
Friday, January 24, 2003
Firefighters battling massive fires in northeast Victoria cannot look to this weekend's weather forecast for any respite from their troubles. more
Thursday, January 23, 2003
The Victorian alpine community of Bright was under renewed threat last night after a massive fire jumped a containment line and advanced to within 500 metres of the town. more
Wednesday, January 22, 2003
Fires which destroyed four houses in Victoria's north-east overnight, and continue to rage out of control, are believed to have been deliberately lit. more
Tuesday, January 21, 2003
Firefighters battling bushfires raging in Victoria's north-east are taking advantage of a lull in the weather, with more extreme conditions forecast for the weekend. more
Monday, January 20, 2003
ACT Chief Minister Jon Stanhope today called for critics to blame him, and not emergency services workers, for the destruction caused by fires which swept through Canberra at the weekend. more
Sunday, January 19, 2003
Veteran firefighters had never seen anything like the fire that raced into Canberra's bush suburbs on Saturday, writes Brendan Nicholson. more
Saturday, January 18, 2003
One man has died, up to 100 homes have been destroyed in the nation's capital and hundreds of people have been evacuated from resorts in the Snowy Mountains as bushfires razed vast tracts of Australia's south-east today. more
Friday, January 17, 2003
Victorian firefighters have controlled a blaze started by lightning in the alpine zone of East Gippsland overnight. more
Thursday, January 16, 2003
Almost 30,000 hectares of Victorian bushland is on fire with blazes expected to continue spreading as the weather heats up again tomorrow. more
Wednesday, January 15, 2003
In the fire-fighting business, this is the clean work. Little sweat and no black stuff - unless you count the coffee. more
Tuesday, January 14, 2003
A fire at Frankston South came within 100 metres of houses yesterday as more than 1000 firefighters across the state battled 37 outbreaks. more
Monday, January 13, 2003
Homes are being threatened by a grass fire burning near Frankston, in Melbourne's south-eastern suburbs. more
Sunday, January 12, 2003
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Christopher Columbus and the New World HTML version
Events Of The First Voyage
"In nomine D.N. Jesu Christi—Friday, August 3, 1492, at eight o'clock we started from
the bar of Saltes. We went with a strong sea breeze sixty miles,—[Columbus reckoned in
Italian miles, of which four = one league.]—which are fifteen leagues, towards the south,
until sunset: afterwards to the south-west and to the south, quarter south-west, which was
the way to the Canaries."
With these rousing words the Journal
[The account of Columbus's first voyage is taken from a Journal written by himself, but
which in its original form does not exist. Las Casas had it in his possession, but as he
regarded it (no doubt with justice) as too voluminous and discursive to be interesting, he
made an abridged edition, in which the exact words of Columbus were sometimes
quoted, but which for the most part is condensed into a narrative in the third person. This
abridged Journal, consisting of seventy-six closely written folios, was first published by
Navarrette in 1825. When Las Casas wrote his 'Historie,' however, he appears here and
there to have restored sections of the original Journal into the abridged one; and many of
these restorations are of importance. If the whole account of his voyage written by
Columbus himself were available in its exact form I would print it here; but as it is not, I
think it better to continue my narrative, simply using the Journal of Las Casas as a
of Columbus's voyage begins; and they sound a salt and mighty chord which contains the
true diapason of the symphony of his voyages. There could not have been a more
fortunate beginning, with clear weather and a calm sea, and the wind in exactly the right
quarter. On Saturday and Sunday the same conditions held, so there was time and
opportunity for the three very miscellaneous ships' companies to shake down into
something like order, and for all the elaborate discipline of sea life to be arranged and
established; and we may employ the interval by noting what aids to navigation Columbus
had at his disposal.
The chief instrument was the astrolabe, which was an improvement on the primitive
quadrant then in use for taking the altitude of the sun. The astrolabe, it will be
remembered, had been greatly improved, by Martin Behaim and the Portuguese
Commission in 1840—[1440 D.W.]; and it was this instrument, a simplification of the
astrolabe used in astronomy ashore, that Columbus chiefly used in getting his solar
altitudes. As will be seen from the illustration, its broad principle was that of a metal
circle with a graduated circumference and two arms pivoted in the centre. It was made as
heavy as possible; and in using it the observer sat on deck with his back against the
mainmast and with his left hand held up the instrument by the ring at the top. The long
arm was moved round until the two sights fixed upon it were on with the sun. The point


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Laureen Harper
|Laureen Harper
Harper at the G8 summit, June 6, 2007
|Spouse of the Prime Minister of Canada
|In office
February 6, 2006 – November 4, 2015
|Preceded by
|Sheila Martin
|Succeeded by
|Sophie Grégoire Trudeau
|Personal details
|Laureen Ann Teskey
June 23, 1963
Turner Valley, Alberta, Canada
|Political party
|Neil Fenton (m. 1985–88)
Stephen Harper (m. 1993)
|Calgary, Alberta, Canada
|Alma mater
|Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
|Evangelical Christianity
Laureen Ann Harper (née Teskey; born June 23, 1963) is the wife of Canada's 22nd prime minister, Stephen Harper.
Life and career[edit]
The eldest of three, Laureen Ann Teskey was born in Turner Valley, a rural town south-west of Calgary, to rancher parents who owned an electrical contracting company. Her parents, Barbara and Dennis Teskey, divorced in 1991, after 29 years. After graduating from Oilfields High School, she attended the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology where she studied journalism and photography.[1]
She was first married to a New Zealander, Neil Fenton, from April 1985 to 1988.[2] Teskey joined the Reform Party of Canada in the late 1980s. She met Stephen Harper in 1990, while working for GTO Printing, a computer graphics firm operating in Calgary which helped create professional graphs and tables for Harper's major paper for his master's degree in Economics at the University of Calgary. They married on December 11, 1993.
There was initially confusion in the Canadian media about which surname Laureen Harper uses — at different times, media references to her have called her Teskey, Harper, or Teskey Harper (not hyphenated). She used the name "Laureen Teskey" after her 1993 marriage to Stephen Harper, but after her husband's victory in the 2006 federal election, she began using the name "Laureen Harper" in her public role as a spouse of the Prime Minister.[3]
When she became the spouse of the Prime Minister in 2006, she campaigned alongside her husband. She was frequently seen at the podium on behalf of and with her husband. Within the Conservative Party of Canada, she was nicknamed the "secret weapon".[2]
Public life[edit]
She has had an active public life since her arrival at 24 Sussex Drive. She has supported causes such as the National Arts Centre where she has been Honorary Gala Chair since 2005. She is also an active supporter and campaigner for animal welfare organizations such as the Ottawa Humane Society.[2] She is particularly active in accompanying her husband on international trips, for example the G8, G20 and others. Mrs. Harper hosted the spouses of G8 and G20 leaders in June 2010 in Toronto.
She created some controversy when she notified the National Arts Centre on September 24, 2008 that she would not be able to fulfill her role as Honorary Gala chair on October 4. This announcement came just days after her husband said that rich galas aren't something that resonate with ordinary people. Harper later responded saying that the circumstances of her being unable to attend had nothing to do with her husband's comments.
On June 3, 2013, Harper and Ottawa city councillor Allan Hubley announced a new federal anti-bullying strategy, which will see approximately 2,400 teenagers across Canada trained in delivering peer education workshops and presentations against bullying for their fellow students.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ Gignac, Tamara, "From Turner Valley to 24 Sussex Drive", Calgary Herald, p. A1, January 28, 2006.
- ^ a b c Kingston, Anne, "Wife of the party" Archived 2011-05-18 at the Wayback Machine., Maclean's, August 13, 2007
- ^ Kingston, Anne (27 November 2015). "Sophie Grégoire-What? It may be 2015, but not for political wives". Maclean's. Retrieved 27 November 2015.
- ^ "Feds pledge $250K to youth-led anti-bullying project". CBC News, June 3, 2013.
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This innovative light dessert has all the flavours of a classic Black Forest Cake ... French Restaurateur, Author and Chef Daniel Boulard located in NYC provided the recipe ...
By. Margcata
8 Servings ...
1 1/2 cups plus 1 tblsp sugar
2 pounds of fresh black cherries
8 tsps of Kirsch ( clear cherry brandy )
1) BRING 3 cups water and 1 1/2 cups sugar to boil in heavy large saucepan.
2) STIR UNTIL SUGAR DISSOLVES. Remove from the heat.
3) Mix in cherries and 6 tsps of the Kirsch clear cherry brandy.
4) Cool and cover, chill overnight.
5) Drain the cherries reserving the syrup and cherries separately.
6) Chill cherries.
7) pour syrup into 13 x 9 x 2 metal baking pan
8) freeze syrup until slushy whisking every 20 mins. ( total 1 hr 20 mins )
9) freeze cherry granité without stirring
10) using a fork, scrape surface of granité to form icy flakes ...
11) cover, freeze until ready to serve
12) whip cream with remaining 1 tblsp of sugar and 2 tsps of Kirsch in large bowl and whisk to soft peaks and then refrigerate and cover
13) spoon drained cherries into 8 large Martini glasses and top with the cherry granité and then with dark chocolate curls
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(Oct. 3, 2005)--The UTSA Office of Information Technology (OIT) has purchased a new uninterrupted power supply (UPS) for the John Peace Library (JPL) Building central computer facility at the 1604 Campus. Installation of the new UPS will be the week of Oct. 17.
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In order to perform this critical installation, a required electrical outage affecting JPL computer operations has been scheduled for 12:01-5:30 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 22. Normal operations are expected to be in service by 8 a.m. that day.
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Members of the five-strong Chilcot inquiry have grave doubts over the truthfulness of statements the former prime minister made to them last January and in his memoirs, published last autumn. The Independent on Sunday understands that the inquiry is concerned over Mr Blair's evidence on the legal advice he received before agreeing to join the invasion, and the timing of the decision to go to war.
He also faces claims that he misrepresented the findings of a report from international inspectors sent into Iraq following the invasion to look for evidence that Saddam Hussein had been building an arsenal of weapons of mass destruction (WMD). The Iraq Survey Group (ISG), found no evidence of WMD, crucially undermining the case for war. {continued}
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A 50-year-old man is recovering in hospital after he was attacked and gored by his pet stag in northern Hawke's Bay.
Wairoa College sports co-ordinator Toby Taylor is in Hawke's Bay hospital after being attacked by one of his three hand-reared deer yesterday morning, Mangapoike Rd residents told Hawke's Bay Today.
St John Hawke's Bay district operations manager Stephen Smith said the man suffered moderate leg injuries after his stag attacked him at his address on Mangapoike Rd, Frasertown.
"The spikes have gone into his leg quite a long way."
A family member called emergency services and an ambulance transported the man to Wairoa Hospital, where the Lowe Corporation Rescue Helicopter transferred him to Hawke's Bay Hospital.
Mr Taylor was assessed in the emergency department and a hospital spokesman said he was in a stable condition, with puncture wounds, last night.
A Mangapoike Rd resident said Mr Taylor was not a deer farmer but kept three hand-reared deer.
"He's always loved his deer."
Mr Taylor's family had been a hunting family, but ceased hunting because they grew fond of their pet deer, the resident said.
Wairoa Deer Farmer's Association branch chairman Paul Mucalo said tame stags were "definitely" more dangerous than wild stags.
"A wild stag tends to run away from you.
"Tame stags can be really quite nice to you for a long time and one day you get in there and they go you, and they're just too powerful - you can't get away."
Mr Mucalo advised against hand-rearing deer.
"There definitely is a danger with any hand-reared deer; they will attack you because they see you as direct competition.
"You do get very fond of them, but you just can't keep them. They're too dangerous."
A Mangapoike Rd resident and long-time deer farmer agreed hand-reared deer posed a risk to people.
"A tame stag is very unpredictable, because he has no fear of man. They're quite unpleasant animals and they can get pretty violent."


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We have studied a number of effects that can give rise to errors in small-angle measurement systems when they are used to calibrate artifacts such as optical polygons. Of these sources of uncertainty, the most difficult to quantify are errors associated with the measurement of imperfect, non-flat faces of the artifact, causing the instrument to misinterpret the average orientation of the surface. In an attempt to shed some light on these errors, we have compared autocollimator measurements to angle measurements made with a Fizeau phase-shifting interferometer. These two instruments have very different operating principles and implement different definitions of the orientation of a surface, but (surprisingly) we have not yet seen any clear differences between results obtained with the autocollimator and with the interferometer. The interferometer is in some respects an attractive alternative to an autocollimator for small-angle measurement; it implements an unambiguous and robust definition of surface orientation in terms of the tilt of a best-fit plane, and it is easier to quantify likely errors of the interferometer measurements than to evaluate autocollimator uncertainty.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - March 11, 1947, Winona, Minnesota w FATHER Cloodr Innlfht with drift! Ifjjrht rain or night. Full Leased Wire News Report of The Associated Press s Member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations OKOLSKY Read Bis New Column Dally on Editorial VOLUME 47. NO. 19 W1NONA, MINNESOTA. TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH II, 1947 FIVE CENTS PER COPY SIXTEEN PAGES Head of Strike-Bound Illinois R.R. Slain ects Russ Plea Blocks Plan To Discuss China Issue Britain and France Side With America U.v John M. Hljfhtower uncl Brltal siclrd with the United States to clay in the four-power foreign mln Isters meeting to block a Soviet at trmpt to place n cll.icu.wlon of Chin, on the conference agenda. The western powers held during the lone dtsctiMlon that If China wa, TO br discussed, then China mus be represented. (China's foreign minister, Wani Shlh-chleh, Issued a formal state mcnt In Nanking announcing tha China Objects N China an- nounced It "will not In any man- ner agree to Inclusion of Itn In the njrenda of the foreljrn conference" at .Moscow, The Soviet foreign mlnlnter, V. M. Molotov, made such a pro- posal yesterday. China's forrljrn minister, Wane Shlh-ehleh, today Issued formal statement which said: "It cannot be overatrewed that Internal problems of any mate represented Jn the council of foreign ministers do not He within the of b.r the council, nor can nuch problems br allowed to form the nubjrct of agreement among other membrnt of the his nation "will not In any manner agree to Inclusion of Its problems" in the agenda.) Soviet foreign Minister V. M, Molotov brought up the Chinese question yesterday. In nn attempt to niive hlr, pro- podnl. lie suggested that the f.ers meet Informally and then put out n communique xlnce this ques- tion was of such "great importance to public opinion." Authoritative sources said U, S. Secretary of State George- C. Mar- shall rejected the Russian proposal, advanced yesterday by Korean Min- ister V. M. Molotov. It was not generally believed that Foreign Minister Molotov would jtgrrc to have Chinese representa- tives Invited here. Marshall's position WOK said to 5 Trapped in Collapse Greek Aid Of CincinnatiBuildingTo Open New U. S. Policy Cincinnati Five men trapped under the debris of a five-story building which col- lapsed today, early this after- noon censed talking to firemen, who were tearing through twist- ed steel, crumbled bricks and upllntcred wood to reach them. Three and a half hours after the structure crashed with a roar that xhook bulldlmjs In the downtown bottoms area, firemen Hawed their way through fallen timbers to rescue Sam Ostrov, owner of the building. Fire Chief Barney J. Hotuton expressed doubt trapped men could be reached In time to save their Chief Houston said the work was slowed because portions of the building still standing threatened to fall and because gas from broken mains filled the basement, making rescue work hazardous. The fire chief estimated the workers must burrow through 30 feet of debris to reach the next of the Imprisoned men. The fire chief said all build- Ings In the area had been weak- ened by recurring Ohio river floodi. Pope Warns Nations Must Surrender Some Rights to Keep Peace By Charles H. Guptill and John P. McKnight World 1047, by The Awoolalcd Vatican City On the eve of the eighth anniversary of his coronation. Pope Plus XTI told The Associated Press today that nations must surrender some of their sovereign rights If a just Visconsin Senate Advances Bill to iepeal Gas Tax MaUlnon, WIs. The Wls- onslr. senate by a vote of IT to 4 advanced to within one step of nal concurrence an assembly-ap- roved bill that would repeal the vcn cents per cubic feet state x on natural gas. be that China Is a full-fledged member of the United Nations and the foreign ministers' circle, and us (.uch (.houlcl be consulted on ques- tions which concern her. A wnve of speculation followed Molotov's unheralded proposal and some sources suggested that Russia might be maneuvering to seek Joint American. British and Russian in- trrvtnUon Jn China. There ftl.io wiui the possibility (hut Kusslii might be trying to em- bnrrax.1! thc UnlU'd States because Icad Mon- dny ordered Hubln SheUiViy held under bond pi-ndlng a ro- mcval hearlnc on R federal warrant Wednesday. Shetsky, under life nen- trncr In thc slaying of Albtrt Minneapolis labor lead- er, forfeited cash bond when he flrd before thc completion of his murder trial in September, 1045. He was captured at surburban Sunland Saturday. Chicago A bid by Chicago for the Republican party's 1048 na- tional convention has won the ap- proval of a special subcommittee of the G.O.P. national committee wlih recommendation of Its selec- tion to be made to the full com- mittee next month. Three other cities Detroit. Philadelphia and Atlantic submitted bids. The special committee yesterday voted to recommend that the con- vention meet In Chicago the week of Juno 21, provided thc city "makes adequate financial expense" ar- rangements. Carroll Recce, CJ.O.P. national chairman, said he had "no doubt Chicago would raise thc money" for the which he estimated nt about In event Chicago not moke thc necessary arrangements tho subcommittee's report said Phila- delphia was tho second choice. Chicago's bid was made by Wer- ner Schrocclcr, Illinois national commltteeman. The national conventions of both parties' were held In Chicago In 1044 and also in 1832. The Demo- crats also met here in 1040. Chapel of the Apostolic Palace the anniversary of his ascension of tho throne of St.-Peter. Today, quite simply, he received these correspondents In his red and gold library. In tho name library, at tho same big uncluttered desk with Its gold telephone convenient to. his hand, he had received them Just over a year ago, at the end of tho brilliant consistories to create 32 new car- dinals which some called the crown- Ing event of his reign. At that earlier audience, thc Pope showed the strain of consistory weclt and the ravages of a cold. Today, he was bright, cheerful, inlmatcd. obviously much better In lealth. His eyes sparkled behind their rimless spectacles. He smiled often. The ankle he twisted last week while strolling in the Vatican gard- confessed he was reading sold he Is withholding any Judg ment "until a full statement is as he entirely well, he said, even though he had resisted his physician's efforts to put him to bed, and kept on with his 18- hour working day. Much to Be Done There was too much to be done for him to rest, the Pope said. Last the end of the great war which broke out in the first year of his Pope had shown evident concern that the deal of "peace with justice" woulc not be realized. He had announced this Ideal of the start of his pon- tificate, and had urged it upon the world In many other wartime and postwar pronouncements. debate late Monday. Because n required two-thirds 'Forever Amber' Back on Massachusetts Stands Boston "Forever Amber" back on Massachusetts book- sUL.-id.i todny with the approval of n .-.upcrlor court Judge who decided thc book was "conducive to sleep" rather than "obscene." During tho three-duy trial Judge Francis J. Donahue reported that on his first attempt to read thc Kathleen Wlnsor novel of a gay of England's restoration ho fell asleep after .scanning a few Bill to Close OPA on June 30 Repasses House Compromise legislation liquidating the Office of Price Administration next June 30 passed the House today by a vote of 341 to 48. The OPA liquidation provision is part of a deficiency ap- propriation bill which the Senate and the House had passed previously In different form. It now goes back to thc Senate. G.O.P. Policy on Rent Control Not Fully Determined Washington Republican senators charged with thc Jobs of drafting rent control legislation must struggle along for the pros- net, at least, with no hint from the G.O.P. Senate majority on what thc party moved thc special orders for be. ,all three bills, but Senator Thomas Senator Tobey (R.-N. chair- j Welch, Buffalo, prevailed with his man of the Senate banking com-1 motion to consider them ,sepa- rately. The measure prohibiting public strikes was favored, 45-14; the anti- made to the country by the Presi dent." New General Policy Vandenberg told a news confer ence after a meeting of the Sen- ate's 51 Republicans last night he hopes the "total implications" of any American economic Interven- tion In the Mediterranean will be explained to Congress and the peo- ple by the President. "So far as the Greek loan Is con- he said, "I simply indi- cated to my colleagues my opinion that It is not an Isolated phase but may prove to be symbolic of a gen- eral policy which may have to be pursued around the world, inasmuch as thc same fundamentals are In- volved in so many situations." Vandenberg did not elaborate on :hese fundamentals, but other legis- lators said they Involve a decision whether the United States is- to of- fer economic help and possibly in- direct military aid to governments which are threatened from within and without by Communist forces. Vote in State Senate Favors 3 Labor Bills posses federal retail in- oxlcuting liquor dealer's tax tamps with only non-Intoxicating malt liquor licenses. County Attorney Kenneth NIssen withheld a statement, pending di- kncw anything had happened until thc plane landed at Gander." Cause of Break Unknown The Lockheed officials said parts of the plastic bubble, or astrodome. rect communication from the liquor wtdch rlses ,about 1S lnchcs abovc control commission, and said that'Ule of thc over tl5e for- it -is not now known whether or not ward flight deck, were still In its any taverns in Winona county fraPc- The flight deck is separate from' thc passengers' compartment. Reports received here did not state whether other members of the ten-man crew saw Navigator have federal Intoxicating liquor dealers tax stamps. Pledge Enforcement Chief of Police August Bingold 7 j OliC luCW OUW INitVlKilLIM pledged "absolute cooperation" with Hnrt lcnvo tha pjanc, or What8hnd the state as soon as a list of Wi- causcd the dome to brcak and j and thc navigator to the thrown S sent said that iw will be enforced. The state law covering federal re- tall liquor sale stamps specifically states that it is illegal for taverns with iionintoxicatlng licenses to hold such stamps. However, It was not revealed whether such cstablish- ;j upward through thc opening. The arrangement of thc navi- gator's section of the flight deck permits him either to stand or sit under the dome while sighting on stars with his instruments. Breaking of the dome released thc pressure within thc plane. j tiii I..JO141 Wi Vlilli ments, assuming there arc some in. hermetically sealed so that the at- ,Vinona county, will be prosecuted 'or that charge only or whether ihey will also stand trial for the lale of Intoxicating liquor. Licenses, if such establishments are subject! mosphere inside can be maintained at comfortable pressures at high altitudes. Reduced Altitude After the accident, thc pilob re- Truman Signs Bill Extending Wartime Taxes Tru- man today signed legislation extend- ing the wartime excise tax rates. Thc legislation continues indefin- itely thc high wartime levies on such items as liquor, furs. Jewelry and cosmetics, and for transporta- tlon-and telephone services. Mr. Truman requested thc legisla- tion to prevent nil automatic roll back of rates that would have taken place July 1 in connection with end- ing of war powers measures. Thc rollback would have brought a loss of an estimated annu- ally in tax revenue. The legislation, ns an example, continues thc levy on liquor at a proof gallon, whereas it would have dropped to on July 1. 1 Thc measure exempts from thc fur tax all fur-trimmed women's coats up to a value, and removes thc levy on transportation tickets for Inquiry Asked Washington (JF) Chair- man Hartley (R.-N, J.) of the labor committee told the House today he will ask Attorney General Tom Clark to order an F.B.I. investigation of the am- bush-slaying of George P. Mc- Ncor, Jr., president of Toledo, Peoria Western rail- road. Saying tli.it the committee had received evidence of vio- lence in labor dLtputea In Detroit, Pittsburgh. Philadel- phia uncl Hollywood since U began Kitting five weeks ago. Hartley shouted on the floor: "What are we going to do about it? Where law and order foreign travel. Transportation taxes still will be levied for travel in this country nnd in certain areas of thc threats recently, Mrs. Clark said she not know. McNear, she added, -was prone to hide such incidents to keep from worrying his family. The cane he was carrying nt time of thc killing, Mrs. Clark said. was one he habitually, carried as an aid to walking. He did not carry it for protection against possible as- sault, the woman said she believed. McNear's assassination capped In- cidents of violence along the short- line railroad durinr; the last two weeks. Since 1941 he had defied 13 railroad brotherhoods whose strike against the freight by-pass line la one of the longest major disputes. Police have been unable so far to solve the firing of shots Into an western hemisphere north of thci automobile carrying non-union workers near thc T. P. Y. yards at cast pcorin or the firing Into thc Equator, except South America. revocation following convictionMuced his altitude at the rate of m either charge, according to feet per minute until he reach- eyErtcson, state liquor control com-'ed a level of feet for the missioner, who said Monday his of-' _. ,ce had prepared letters to some 00 local law enforcement agents In he state reminding them of the emulation. The federal stamps are small, bout two by three inches, and return to Gander. To determine the effect of a rapid pressure relCBse on passen- gers, Lockheed technicians with civil aeronautics authority investi- gators as passengers had made tests with a Constellation at Tough Senate Fight Seen On Lilienthal By Francis J. Kelly Washington A drive is on today to line up most of the 1G freshmen Republican senators against confirming David E. Lilien- thal as chairman of the atomic energy commission. cab of the T. P. W. locomotive .jnear Hollls, 111. Checking Detective Chief Pred Nuxsbaura said he was rcchccking all witnesses to the McNear assassination to de- termine whether his killer fired from nn automobile or was on foot. McNcar's walking stick, he said, was found across Uie street from where his bullet-pierced body lay. Nussbaum said McNear, a power- fully built man, might have been shot where the cane was found and staggered across thc street, or he' might have flung his cane at attacker. Nussbaum described McNear as u.i.i.1, witn a at HO 000 icould be overlooked by enforcement [feet altitude, a Lockheed spokesman laJ this effect of breaking St. Paul The bill barring strikes by public employes will come up on special orders in the senate at a. m. Wednesday out two other labor measures failed to win enough votes for special consideration following a vigorous vote for thc special orders could not be mustered, the bills barring secondary boycotts and calling lor a referendum on the closed show rc- to the calendar. Proponents pointed out that both the bills gar- icrcd enough votes in the test, lowcvcr, to insure their passage cither on general orders or the calendar. Senator A. O. Sletvold, Detroit eventuality, Erlcsor, said haTbeen ders, Mis- would offer local officials lists of a smoke-like condensation of an aggressive have hurted man" sUck who might r- w Cain himself one of attempt to halt his slayer. the 16. is trying to organize an anti-Ltlienthal front in the class of '47. Throe of thc new Republican of Ohio, Flan- taverns Jn their communities which have the stamps but not a liquor I said. atmosphere within he pane licensc. The Star of Hollywood, bound come out against the atomic chief. But a "e fourth, Ives of New York, announc- ed late yesterday lie Is going to Thc new angle to the Youngdahl i for Geneva, Switzerland left New anti-vice campaign came when a York city with 18 passengers at comparison of federal nnd state n. m. (C.S.TJ yesterday It ports showed that stamps were, arrived at Gander at 2'58 p m and issued by thc federal government in left there at p. m. after picking mlttee, which has been tussling with the subject, laid it before lasl night's party conference. But Con- ference Chairman Millikin (R.- said no vote was taken on any phase of it. There was not even a he added. "There was no time for a deci- Mllllkln explained. "We will hold a further No date was announced. Minnesotah Leads Jet Plane Flight William S. Harrell, Canby, Minn., led one of two flights of P-80 jet-propelled fighters which completed 700-mile trip to Okinawa Monday in the record time of 104 minutes. Minnesota while retail Intoxicating liquor licenses total but 57 Taverns There are 57 taverns in thc city of Winona holding only 3.2 licenses according; to City Recorder Roj Wildgrubc. Fifteen aside from clubs, have municipal li censes for the on-salc of hard llquoi Both owners of 3.2 taverns and o establishments selling hard llquo are required to obtain federal stamp, from the collector of internal reve- nue, It was pointed out. The stumj for a 3.2. establishment costs and lor a hard liquor establishment Stamps are issued without question to those persons who apply for them, Wildgrube commented. Erlcson said the theory behind secondary boycott proposal was. tavern owners getting the federal downed, 42-17, and the closed shop'liquor permit presumably is that the referendum Jell by a 36-23 count.'risk of Illegal sales is considered too Forty-five favorable votes were re-'great with a possible federal charge quired for the special orders. i in the offing. City Hall to St. Pat's Day Barn and Cattle Burn Near Alden the "m-st time Albert Lea, Minn. Fire of in history Chicago's city hall will be closed next Monday In observance undetermined origin today destroy- ed the barn on the farm of Ivo Mattingly, lour and a half miles lortheast of Alden. Maynard Gllng- occupant of the farm, said 26 icad of cattle, a three-year-old bull, ;wo horses and an automobile were destroyed. of St. Patrick's day. Alderman Bernard J. d'Halloran made the proposal at a city coun- cil meeting yesterday. There were no objections by Mayor Edward J. Kelly or other members of the council. picking up three acidlllonnl passengers and changing crews, bound for Shan non. Eire, its next stop. TWA officials said the passenger would continue their flight in an other plane sent from New York city. vote for him. La Crosse Hounds Seek Child, Two, Lost at Kimberly brown eyed two-year-old boy who dis- appeared while playing near his home yesterday morning still was missing today after a frantic search that lasted much of last night. Sheriff's olficers planned to use obtained from La Crosse, to continue the hunt for Bobby Hell, only child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ilcil. A posse of 150, Including 40 liifrh school students dismissed from their classes to join in thc search, combed the village and surrounding countryside yester- day without finding a clue. The missing- boy's father fed thc students in the search. The Fox river, only six miles 1 from the Hell home, 'was drugged throughout the after- noon and early evening. The latest tabulation shows senators who have announced favor of Lilicnthal, 18 Forty-eight votes would quired for confirmation. in Loot Jewelry Recovered Coroner Chaunccy Wood said he found no powder burns on the vic- tim's body, which he said Indicated he was not fired upon at close range. Three witnesses said they saw an (Continued on Pace 13, Column Mc.NEAR KILLED Weather FEDERAL FORECASTS _______ Winona and to- ngainsuiv'lslu nncl Wednesday with oc- rc_' caslon.il light rain or snow, becom- ing colder Wednesday night. Low tonight 31; hlRh Wednesday 42. Minnesota: Occasional light nun or snow tonight and Wednesday. Warmer near Lnlce Superior tonight and colder in the lower Red river hpokane. search valley Wednesday for almost worth of Jewelry! Wisconsin: Mostly cloudy with used .as playthings for two weeks bj occasional light rain or snow in west a scvcn-ycar-olcl boy who found (.hem in thc street Is virtually over Thc latest recovery is a J1GO neck- lace which was turned over to Mrs George J. Jcwctt after it was round in a lilac bush. An F.B.I, agent said the boy. Dale Randant, nppar- cntly had thrown the necklace into thc bush where a woman haa found a pearl necklace a week ago. The jewels were lost off a deliv- ery truck.cn route to Mrs. Jewett's home. The necklaces and a sapphire ring were located with the assistance of a seven-year-old who promised to "go right to work on t" after demanding to sec an F.B.T. agent's credentials. dragging Continues for Body of Boy Minneapolis Police today :pntinued dragging the Mississippi iver for the body of Dennis Lane, our, after that of Leslie Peterson, ix, had been recovered Jatc Mon- luy near the point where thc two Kiys fell through the ice on Sunday fternoon. and north central portions tonight and entire state Wednesday, except in extreme .southeast. Warmer cast nnd central portions tonight. KOKECAST Minnesota, Wisconsin: Tempera- tures will average two to five de- grees above normal except near or slightly above normal northern Min- nesota ond extreme northern Wis- consin; somewhat colder late Wed- nesday, rising trend Friday and Sat- urday except somewhat colder northern areas Saturday, littln change Sunday except warmer northern areas. 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What causes lazy eye? 3 possible conditions
The medical term for lazy eye is "amblyopia." Lazy eye occurs when your brain favors one eye, often due to poor vision in your other eye. Eventually, your brain might ignore signals from your weak or "lazy" eye. The condition can result in vision impairment... Read more
The medical term for lazy eye is "amblyopia." Lazy eye occurs when your brain favors one eye, often due to poor vision in your other eye. Eventually, your brain might ignore signals from your weak or "lazy" eye. The condition can result in vision impairment and loss of depth perception.
Your affected eye doesn't necessarily look different, although it may "wander" in different directions. That's where the term "lazy" comes from. The condition will usually only affect one of your eyes, but in certain circumstances, the vision in both of your eyes can be affected.
The condition usually occurs in children. According to the Mayo Clinic, it's the leading cause of vision problems among children.
It's important to note that lazy eye isn't the same as a crossed or turned eye. That condition is called strabismus. However, strabismus can lead to lazy eye if your crossed eye gets much less use than your uncrossed one.
If your lazy eye goes untreated, temporary or permanent loss of vision can occur. This can include loss of both depth perception and 3D vision.
What Are the Symptoms of Lazy Eye?
Lazy eye may be hard to detect until it becomes severe. Early warning signs include:
- a tendency to bump into objects on one side
- an eye that wanders inward or outward
- eyes that appear not to work together
- poor depth perception
- double vision
- squinting
What Causes Lazy Eye?
Lazy eye is related to developmental problems in your brain. In this case, the nerve pathways in your brain that process sight don't function properly. This dysfunction occurs when your eyes don't receive equal amounts of use.
A number of conditions and factors can lead you to rely on one eye more than the other. These include:
- constant strabismus, or turning of one eye
- genetics, or a family history of lazy eye
- different levels of vision in each of your eyes
- damage to one of your eyes from trauma
- drooping of one of your eyelids
- vitamin A deficiency
- corneal ulcer or scar
- eye surgery
- vision impairment, such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, or astigmatism
- glaucoma, which is high pressure in your eye that can lead to vision problems and blindness
The eye that you use less becomes weaker or "lazy" over time.
How Is Lazy Eye Diagnosed?
Lazy eye usually occurs in only one eye. When it first occurs, parents and children often don't notice the condition. It's important to get routine eye exams as an infant and child, even if you show no outward symptoms of eye problems. The American Optometric Association recommends that children have eye exams when they are 6 months old and 3 years old. After that, children should receive routine exams every two years, or more frequently, from age 6 to 18.
Your eye doctor will typically perform a standard eye exam to assess vision in both of your eyes. This involves a series of tests, such as:
- identifying letters or shapes on a chart
- following a light with each eye and then both of your eyes
- having your doctor look at your eyes with a magnifying device
Among other things, your doctor will check your vision clarity, eye muscle strength, and how well your eyes focus. They will look for a wandering eye or differences in vision between your eyes. For most lazy eye diagnoses, an eye examination is all that is required.
How Is Lazy Eye Treated?
Treating underlying eye conditions is the most effective way to treat lazy eye. In other words, you need to help your damaged eye develop normally. Early treatment measures are simple and may include eyeglasses, contact lenses, eye patches, eye drops, or vision therapy.
The earlier you get treatment, the better the outcome. However, recovery may still be possible if your lazy eye is diagnosed and treated when you're older.
Glasses/Contact Lenses
If you have a lazy eye because you're nearsighted, farsighted, or have astigmatism in one eye, corrective glasses or contact lenses may be prescribed.
Eye Patch
Wearing an eye patch over your dominant eye can help strengthen your weaker eye. Your doctor will probably suggest that you wear the patch one to two hours a day, depending on how severe your lazy eye is. The patch will help develop your brain area that controls vision.
Eye Drops
Drops may be used once or twice a day to cloud your vision in your healthy eye. Like an eye patch, this encourages you to use your weaker eye more. This is an alternative to wearing a patch.
If you have crossed eyes or eyes that point in opposite directions, you may require surgery on the muscles of your eye.
Article Sources:
- Amblyopia (lazy eye). (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.aoa.org/patients-and-public/eye-and-vision-problems/glossary-of-eye-and-vision-conditions/amblyopia?sso=y
- Mayo Clinic Staff. (2013, July 3). Lazy eye (amblyopia). Retrieved from http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/lazy-eye/basics/definition/con-20029771
- Recommended eye examination frequency for pediatric patients and adults. (n.d.). Retrieved from http://www.aoa.org/patients-and-public/caring-for-your-vision/comprehensive-eye-and-vision-examination/recommended-examination-frequency-for-pediatric-patients-and-adults?sso=y
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hello, my name is cheryl and i have been working in the childcare field for many years starting in 1990 after the birth of my now 21 year old son. i worked in the headstart school teaching and managing playtime and nap times..I nannied for a spanish family teaching their son English for about 7 years until they moved out of state. after that i fostered a beautiful newborn and three other boys until their families were able to care for them again. the last family I nannied was amazing. the mom was single and had two great boys . she married and became a stepmom of two other boys and had a new baby girl a year ago. i cared for all of them ...including the baby girl from infant until a few weeks ago. the father is home caring for them all now. i would love to take on a new family in my home or yours if transportation is provided, as i am not a driver. thanks and have a great day!
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Identical twins, Kelly and Simone Bartley, claim that
they can feel what their sister is feeling, no matter the
distance they are separated by.
my nether parts. It was so intense and came as such
a shock that I fell off my chair."
"It was new to me too," Simone defended herself, "and
I didn't do it deliberately. It was just heavy petting but
I let Chuck go a little further than I normally do. But we
can't expect to have normal married lives if we're going
to share all our sexual feelings. We'd need to phone
and warn each other that sexual activity was going to
take place."
"We first noticed when we were very young," said Kelly,
the elder by 10 minutes, "but it had to be a really strong
feeling for the other one to get it. Sadness, loneliness,
happiness, we'd feel it no matter how far apart we were."
"It was quite fun really," added Simone, "and I suppose
we were lucky because nothing really traumatic
happened during our childhood."
"I'm seeing my Tommy tonight and I'm going all the
way," Kelly grinned, "Brace yourself , sis."
The twins are hoping that medical advice, which
predicts that this transmission of feelings will fade as
they grow older, will come true. Adolescence and the
rise of adult feelings have left the pair bemused,
especially after a recent incident.
"I was with my boyfriend, Chuck," explained Simone,
"while Kelly was at work."
"I work in an office," Kelly butted in, "and this slut got
herself all turned on. God knows what they were doing.
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Planting Seeds with Vandana Shiva and Prince Charles in India
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In 2013, Shannon Biggs traveled with Global Exchange to India with Dr. Vandana Shiva, and got a surprise visit from His Royal Highness, Prince Charles. In preparation for our next trip to India this November, we are re-posting Shannon's report-back!
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It's not ready yet, but Metro Vancouver mayors could soon make their 10-year blueprint for funding transit improvements public.
Burnaby's Derek Corrigan won't say if a vehicle levy or more tolls are options.
"There's some hard decisions to be made and there's some contentious debates going on behind closed doors. Until we come out with that plan is that most of us are not going to speak about it. We're going to maintain it in-camera. Obviously, everything is being looked at."
As for whether he thinks changes recently made by Victoria will help, Corrigan says…
"No. The new governance structure is hopeless. It's window-dressing. All they did was shuffle the deck chairs on the Titanic. Without annual budget approval, you really don't have the power to see that your plans are implemented."
Corrigan's also suggesting he's expecting a fight from Victoria.
"You're not going to end the confrontation with the provincial government on these issues either. There's going to be loggerheads and there will be much more politics to be played before the decisions finally become any kind of reality."
A referendum could be put to voters as early as November's civic election, but Transportation Minister Todd Stone has indicated that could be delayed until next year.


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The debate over "legal highs" has taken a nasty turn with a store owner receiving threats over her decision to sell the products.
Stardust Creations owner Donna Scarrow has had three protests outside her Victoria Ave shop with people waving placards at her door and complaining about the sale of the psycho-active drugs recently made legal by the Government, and outside her door.
Mrs Scarrow told the Chronicle that in recent weeks one Wanganui district councillor had come to the shop and threatened her, and that another had attempted to place a screenprinted vinyl sign on her shop window.
Whanganui Police said they had been involved with an incident at Stardust where a sign was applied to the window but, as there had been no damage, no charges were placed.
Councillor Allan Anderson acknowledged that he had gone into the store but said he had not spoken to the owner at all.
"I was having a respectful conversation with a gentleman in the store on the finer points of 'legal highs' when the store owner approached me and asked me to leave the premises," Mr Anderson said.
He visited the store to "have a look" but said he was ordered from the premises by Mrs Scarrow who, he said, threatened to have him trespassed.
"I wouldn't know a 'legal high' if I fell over it and I only went into the shop to have a look."
Mr Anderson sees nothing wrong with the protests because "there are lots of legal things - but that doesn't mean to say we agree with their sale".
He said clinicians were telling the public that these drugs were "more dangerous than P".
"There are hundreds of other retailers in the city making a living by not selling products that can damage your health.
"We're entitled to say that we don't want this stuff sold here. There comes a time when people say they don't care if the goods are legal, we don't want it sold here," Mr Anderson said.
His council colleague, Jack Bullock, acknowledged he had put the poster on the shop window during last week's protest but removed it when the protest ended.
"Nothing else like that has taken place since," Mr Bullock said.
"A few young people have come forward an informed us that the shop has sold 'legal highs' to them and they are 16."
The substances are legally available for sale but only to people 18 and over and Mrs Scarrow has previously been adamant that she sells only to those of age.
Senior Sergeant Lance Kennedy said they had had no reports of sales to under-age people at the store "so there are no charges at this point and nothing pending".
Mr Bullock said efforts to stop the sales would continue at a local level while organisers of the protests, Ken Mair and Philippa Baker-Hogan, were working at a local and national level.
"Protest is only part of the mechanism in making change," he said.
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The Black Hole That Birthed the Big Bang
Is the big bang, and all that came from it, a holographic mirage from another dimension?
Is the big bang, and all that came from it, a holographic mirage from another dimension?
The largest stars die in explosions more powerful than anyone thought possible—some triggered in part by the production of antimatter
Thousands of years ago a star exploded in a supernova, leaving behind the glorious riot of colored gas we see now as the Crab Nebula. The light from this explosion reached Earth in 1054 A.D., creating what looked like a new bright star in the sky as recorded by ancient Chinese and Arab astronomers.
Cosmic dust is crucial to the birth of stars and planets, but how so much of it came to be present in the young universe has been a mystery
Maybe not. The observations that led astronomers to deduce its existence could have another explanation: our galaxy lies at the center of a giant cosmic void
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