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Euro Challenge Team advances to the semi-finals in New York City! Great job to Euro Challenge Team Members and Tamra Carl!
20th Annual Elmhurst Chess Tournament
York High School students recognized at Board of Education meeting as
Illinois Music Educator's Association (ILMEA) All-State Selectees
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Charlie Kern Jr. is recognized for 1st Place Finish
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Peter Richey, Churchville Teacher selected as
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Elementary Principals and Administrators collaborate during Leadership Meeting
Elmhurst Youth Wins One Earth Our Earth
Young Filmmakers Contest
Juan Francisco Sanchez speaks with Nan Loerop
and York Students about Honduras
5th Annual Pi Day at Hawthorne School
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After approximately five years of captivity, Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, the only American held prisoner by the Taliban, was released to the United States military in Afghanistan. The Taliban (Haqqani) agreed to return Bergdahl in exchange for five Afghan terrorists held at Guantanamo Bay. The agreement was negotiated in and mediated by Qatar. Obama ignored the nation's longtime policy of not negotiating with terrorists in order to obtain Bergdahl's release. In the deal, Qatar will take custody of the freed Taliban prisoners.
Feeling confident that he knocked other scandals out of the headlines, Obama took his victory lap by pronouncing that the return of Bergdahl "is a reminder of America's unwavering commitment to leave no man or woman in uniform behind on the battlefield." Excluding Mexico, that is. Of course, those left behind in Benghazi were NOT in uniform.
In the words of the late Paul Harvey, "and now for the rest of the story"
Soon after the media reported Bergdahl's release, questions arose about the circumstances of his disappearance and eventual capture by the Taliban. Before he went missing, Bergdahl sent an email to his parents in which he complained about his disillusionment with the Afghan war and penned his now infamous "I am ashamed to even be an American" declaration.
Upon walking away from his unit in the dead of night, SGT Bergdahl left his gear, weapon, and a note renouncing his American citizenship. The Pentagon would later conclude that Bergdahl was not captured, but had indeed abandoned his unit. Fellow soldiers from his platoon are now telling the world that Bergdahl is NOT a hero, but a "deserter whose selfish actions costs the lives of six fellow soldiers searching for him." This is in sharp contrast with the official White House narrative on the Sunday Talk shows in which known liar Susan Rice stated that Bergdahl had served "with honor and distinction and was captured on the battlefield."
Soldiers who abandon their units in a war zone are subject to prosecution in accordance with the Uniform Code of Military Justice. They can be charged with desertion or the lesser charge of being absent without leave (AWOL).
People Died
The search for Bergdahl resulted in the death of at least six men as a result of ambushes, firefights, and improvised explosive devices. When the Pentagon finally determined that he had deserted his post, it was decided that forces would forgo any additional efforts to rescue Bergdahl. We would no longer risk good men to "rescue" someone who had abandoned his platoon. The seriousness of Bergdahl's actions cannot be overstated if it is proven that they had caused the death to his fellow soldiers.
In the custody of the Taliban (Haqqani)
Fox News' James Rosen spoke to an unnamed senior government official who stated that the U.S. intelligence community has a sizable file on Army SGT. Bowe Bergdahl while he lived among the Taliban. The official told Rosen that "many within the intelligence community harbor serious, outstanding concerns not only that Bergdahl may have been a deserter but that he may have been an active collaborator with the enemy." If the intelligence community knew of SGT Bergdahl providing aid to the Taliban, Barack Obama had to have been briefed sometime during the last 5 years. And if Bergdahl was NOT guilty of desertion and collaboration with the Taliban, why did military brass demand soldiers in his unit sign nondisclosure agreements? From experience, this may have been for investigative purposes. But it was far more likely a measure to avoid embarrassment of Mr. Obama.
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Bethlehem is the New Berlin
Thinking of Baby Jesus tonight? Picturing him cuddled up to Joseph and Mary in Bethlehem, surrounded by the Three Wise Men and wide open spaces with cattle and sheep lazily eating grass outside?
This is Bethlehem today:
Google Bethlehem and you get the usual fluff. Google Walls of Bethlehem and you get the pics above, and more.
I wonder what the Prince of Peace is thinking tonight.
The 12 Gays of Christmas!
OMG, the music and the dancing here are spectacular. If you've having trouble getting in the Christmas spirit, this should do it.
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Quotes About Republicans and Conservatives You Don't Want to Miss
The folks over at AddictingInfo.org put together: 33 Quotes About Conservatives/Republicans That Liberals Should Know About, and holy moly, are they ever good.
Here are a few of my favorites:
— "Latins for Republicans – it's like roaches for Raid." ~John Leguizamo
— "In the United States I have always believed that there was a big difference between Conservative and stupid. Boy is it getting harder to prove that one by the minute." ~Rick Mercer
— "I wonder how many times you have to be hit on the head before you find out who's hitting you? It's about time that the people of America realized what the Republicans have been doing to them." ~Harry Truman
This next one is particularly apropos right now:
— "Herbert Hoover once ran on the slogan, "Two cars in every garage". Apparently, the Republican candidate this year is running on the slogan, "Two families in every garage"." ~Harry Truman
Gotta remember that one.
— "The Democrats are the party that says government will make you smarter, taller, richer, and remove the crabgrass on your lawn. The Republicans are the party that says government doesn't work and then get elected and prove it." ~P.J. O'Rourke
The Pipeline to Our Tax Dollars
Another indication of just how screwed up our political system is:
National security advisers to the Republican presidential candidates have ties to defense, homeland security and energy companies that have received at least $40 billion in federal contracts since 2008.
Five of former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney's 41 national security and foreign policy advisers have links to companies that last year alone received at least $7.9 billion in federal contracts, according to data compiled by Bloomberg Government analyst Christopher Flavelle. Of that, $7.3 billion came from the Department of Defense.
Romney and former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich of Georgia, who are leading in the polls, have advisers who sit on the board of directors of BAE Systems Inc., which has received at least $37 billion in U.S. government contracts since 2008, the most of any of the companies with ties to Republican national security advisers.
William Schneider, an adviser to Gingrich, and Michael Chertoff, who counsels Romney, serve on the board of the U.S. subsidiary of BAE Systems Plc, Europe's largest defense contractor. The American company makes the Army's Bradley Fighting Vehicle and provides information technology systems to American intelligence agencies and repair services to the U.S. Navy.
This is crazy. A "national security adviser" who works for a defense, homeland security or energy company can't possibly provide objective advice. They're going to "advise" their candidate to go the route that sends the maximum amount of our tax dollars their way. I mean, if you make weapons and security devices, all you see are threats.
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This is my favorite Christmas song ever — the Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah. I have memories surrounding this song that go back as far as I can remember. Listening to it brings tears to my eyes. (Turn your volume way up!)
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Messiah is an English-language oratorio composed in 1741 by George Frideric Handel, with a scriptural text compiled by Charles Jennens from the King James Bible and the Book of Common Prayer. It was first performed in Dublin on 13 April 1742, and received its London premiere nearly a year later. After an initially modest public reception the oratorio gained in popularity, eventually becoming one of the best-known and most frequently performed choral works in Western music.


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Factory Output Gain Signals Sustained U.S. Demand: Economy
Production at U.S. factories picked up in October, indicating the government shutdown did little to impede manufacturing (IPMGCHNG) at the start of the fourth quarter.
The 0.3 percent advance followed a 0.1 percent gain the prior month and exceeded the 0.2 percent median projection in a Bloomberg survey, figures from the Federal Reserve showed today in Washington. Total industrial production fell 0.1 percent as mining and utility use declined.
Increased output of furniture, metals and electronics shows gains in manufacturing are extending beyond the auto industry, underscoring recent reports of improving sentiment at factories. Busier assembly lines are a source of strength for an economy that was restrained by a decrease in government spending tied to the 16-day partial federal shutdown.
"It's a good start to the quarter," said Brian Jones, senior U.S. economist at Societe Generale in New York, who correctly projected the drop in total output. Production gains are "becoming broad-based. Are we going at rocket speed? No, but things are generally getting better in the economy."
Stocks rose to records, with benchmark gauges capping a sixth week of gains, as investors assessed the data amid speculation the Fed will maintain stimulus. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index climbed 0.4 percent to 1,798.18 at the close in New York.
Another report today showed a gauge of manufacturing in the New York region unexpectedly declined this month. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general economic index fell to minus 2.2 in November from 1.5 the prior month. Readings less than zero signal contraction in New York, New Jersey and southern Connecticut.
Economists' Forecasts
The median forecast in a Bloomberg survey also called for a 0.2 percent rise in total industrial production. September output was revised up to a 0.7 percent gain from a previously reported 0.6 percent advance. Estimates of the 84 economists surveyed ranged from a drop of 0.2 percent to an increase of 0.5 percent.
Today's Fed report also showed that capacity utilization, which measures the proportion of a plant that is in use at factories, mines and utilities, fell to 78.1 percent from 78.3 percent the prior month. At factories alone it increased to a four-month high. Manufacturing accounts for about 75 percent of total industrial production and 12 percent of the economy.
Utility output dropped 1.1 percent after a 4.5 percent surge the previous month. Mining production, which includes oil drilling, decreased 1.6 percent, the biggest drop since February 2011. The decline reflects the temporary shutdowns of oil and gas rigs in the Gulf of Mexico in advance of Tropical Storm Karen, the Fed said.
Vehicle Production
Factory production increased even as assembly lines at automakers slowed for the first time in three months, today's report showed. Excluding autos and parts, manufacturing production climbed 0.4 percent after no change in September.
"There's a lot of volatility in these numbers and auto production can be very lumpy," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief U.S. economist at High Frequency Economics Ltd. in Valhalla, New York. "Manufacturing is on track for pretty solid growth this quarter."
Motor vehicle sales have been a bright spot in this expansion as Americans take advantage of cheaper borrowing costs to replace older models. Cars and light trucks sold at a 15.2 million (SAARTOTL) annual rate in October, matching the September pace, according to Ward's Automotive Group data.
'Modest Pace'
"Economic conditions continue to improve at a modest pace," Emily Kolinski Morris, senior economist at Ford Motor Co. (F), said on a Nov. 1 call with analysts. "Manufacturing-sector growth continues at a steady pace" and housing data signal there is "a broad-based recovery still in place."
The pickup in production helps explain why factory purchasing managers were more optimistic last month. The Institute for Supply Management's manufacturing index climbed in October to 56.4, the highest since April 2011, from 56.2 a month earlier, the Tempe, Arizona-based group's reported on Nov. 1. Readings above 50 indicate growth.
At the same time, increased inventories and slower economies overseas represent challenges to American manufacturers. The Commerce Department's data on third-quarter gross domestic product showed the biggest gain in inventories since the beginning of 2012. The build-up in stockpiles, which may limit orders to factories should demand falter, helped the economy climb 2.8 percent at an annualized pace in the third quarter after a 2.5 percent rate in the prior three months.
Cisco Systems
Meantime, Cisco Systems Inc., the world's largest maker of computer-networking equipment, indicated weakness in some of its export markets and budget gridlock hurt sales.
"The shutdown, debt ceiling negotiations, and delay of key decisions exacerbated the lack of confidence among business leaders we had highlighted over the past few quarters," John Chambers, chief executive officer, said on a Nov. 13 conference call. He said the impact of the shutdown on the company's federal business was about $50 million, and slower global growth is also hindering sales.
The U.S. economy will grow 1.9 percent in the final three months of this year, less than the 2.4 percent pace that economists projected in October, according to the median forecast in a Bloomberg survey from Nov. 8 to Nov. 13.
The figure will reflect a decline in government output, estimated by the number of hours put in by federal workers, as well as cutbacks at contractors, economists said.
The effect of the budget impasse on the economy and lack of faster progress in the job market are among reasons that help explain why U.S. central bankers are continuing with $85 billion in monthly asset purchases.
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The world first saw Earl Sweatshirt through a fish eye lens. Pour barbiturates, six different liquors, and a Prince wig into a Tumblr, and just add blood. The 2010 video for "Earl" depicted fake seizures and incited written ones from bloggers. So it goes when you threaten rape, "slut uppercuts," and masturbating to Asher Roth videos in the first three minutes of your career. Then he was promptly shipped off to parts unknown, true identity still a mystery, age only 16.
You remember the rest: the ascent of Odd Future and the "Free Earl" slogan tailor-made for Golf Wang t-shirts. Was he in boarding school, jail, or forced into slave labor on the Steve Harvey collection? The combination of hype and scarcity culminated in Complex publishing photos of Thebe Kgositsile, jubilantly eating ice cream at a Samoan school for at-risk youth. A few weeks later, a nine-page New Yorker feature boasted e-mail communiqués with the exiled teenager and the revelation that his dad was a Nobel-nominated South African poet whose missives inspired rap godfathers, the Last Poets. It was published shortly after his 17th birthday.
Sweatshirt was really a precocious West LA teenager from a broken home with 26 often-great minutes of recorded material. Hobbies included: smoking weed and filming ironic videos about Keith Sweat concerts. Yet the consensus impression was that the next reincarnation of the Dalai Lama had been discovered in the tropics, eating sugar cones. The omens included: wordplay that hinted at a hard-wired poetics and sarcasm that rendered him incapable of being overly precious.
All of it seemed to build towards Doris. Everyone from streetwear hypebeasts, to thirty-something critics, to Slaughterhouse fans singled out Earl as the most talented of the Odd Future pack -- the one more focused on rapping than shock or making a quarter million off of socks. He was anointed to deliver on the think piece prophecies and Odd Future agnosticism.
The album's first single, "Chum" corroborated that idea, with its Mobb Deep references and minor-chord piano loop with something "sinister to it." It's Earl as he'd been idealized -- capable of condensing complex ideas into intricately woven phonetics and abandoning the grotesque imagery that made him anathema at Women's Centers. For the first time, his story came into close-up through his own words: the pain inflicted by his absentee dad and the drunk and stoned early high school chaos. He could distill two alienated years into two bars: "too black for the white kids, and too white for the blacks/from honor roll to cracking locks up off them bicycle racks."
Then after the most complete song of his brief career, Earl closes "Chum" by saying he wants to quit. Too much pressure and bullshit. It's the exhale after the blunt, when you realize that none of this fucking matters. And you can't fault him. Unlike every paparazzi-smashing rap malcontent, Earl never asked for the fame. One minute, he was a 15-year old year too shy to record in front of the other Odd Future members. The next, LAX security guards recognized him the moment he stepped off the plane from the South Pacific.
The apathy re-appears at the start of "Burgundy." Vince Staples mocks Earl for being "depressed and sad all the time like a little bitch." People want to hear him rap so he should rap. But all the human flaws that made him flee in the first place remain: the stoned listlessness and anxiety, the self-doubt and stress. His strengths and weaknesses are immediately up-front. He lets Vince Staples, RZA, Mac Miller, Domo Genesis, and Tyler, the Creator rap before him on various songs. Earl's a great rapper, but ambivalent. Expectations are Olympian and he's wary to confront them.
Doris is like watching the rebellious honor student slumped in the back of the class getting calling on when he isn't raising his hand. His turn has come to give the presentation, so he dawdles to the podium, eyes red as maraschino cherries, mumbling in a why-am-I-here monotone. Even though it looks like he doesn't care, he's still smarter than almost everyone.
What's frustrating about Doris is that you can tell Earl really cares. You don't write sentences like the "block as hot as Denny's plates" when you aren't constantly searching for the best simile. Other than Ka's The Night's Gambit, you probably won't find a more vividly scripted rap album this year. Earl's absorbed the internal rhymes, oblique references, and opacity of DOOM. Like Eminem, he can dazzle you for 48 bars without saying shit. But absent memorable hooks, he's only intermittently able to turn those into insular anthems.
That's not to say that Doris is bad or even mediocre. It's a finished album but rarely sticks. The best moments often come when Earl is reluctantly pressed into competition ("Centurion," "Sunday," "Whoa," Hive"). Even then, Frank Ocean raps the album's underlying question: what good is West Coast weather if you're bi-polar? The record's circumstances and antagonists are murky. His mother and father, dead grandmother, critics, and an unnamed girlfriend loom on the periphery, but mostly, the words exist in service of the words. He's flashing the steel, but you rarely smell the smoke.
The problem partially stems from the production. Handling over half the beats under the alias, randomblackdude, Earl shows promise, but remains a 19-year old who has had Ableton for a little over a year. Blended with his monotone flow, it melts into a dreary and drugged blur. It captures teenage ennui, bored and blunted, surrounded by video game consoles, empty Indica canisters, and potato chip bags. It's an accurate mirror, but rarely fun. There's a somber flatness incongruent with the trickster mugging for photos in Horace Grant goggles.
Yet if Doris feels disappointing, it's mostly due to our own distorted perspective. For the last three years, the frenzy hinged upon Earl's long-term potential. People stomped their feet for a savior; they got a stoned and cynical teenager who wanted to make a dissonant well-written underground rap album. Rather than acquiesce to the pressure, he slunk left and crafted something free from cliché. It's both a validation and dismissal of the hype. Earl made an honest album that he felt had to make. You sense greater things ahead. But hopefully next time, the vision comes into clearer focus.


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Step away from your to-do lists! Come out and play with your business ideas.
AdVenture in one of these vibrant, energizing, culturally-rich cities. Rome//Italy, Barcelona//Spain, Fez//Morocco & Kyoto//Japan.
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I have a soft spot for jellied cranberry sauce as a Thanksgiving side dish, as that was a favorite of mine when I was a kid, but these days I am much more likely to make my own cranberry sauce with fresh berries to serve as a holiday side (and that includes Homemade Cranberry Jelly). I like cranberry sauces that the sweet-tart flavor of the ... Read More »
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I always have cranberry sauce leftover after Thanksgiving. I usually make a batch or two of homemade sauce, and I often buy a jar or two just in case I need some more. It's not that I think that anyone is going to gorge themselves on cranberry sauce at dinner and I'll run out, I just like to have the leftover sauce around for other ... Read More »
Blackberry Cranberry Sauce Cobbler
Cranberry sauce can be a great addition to a cobbler or crisp recipe. The basic cranberry sauce recipe calls for whole berries and sugar, which are also the two main ingredients in most fruit cobbler recipes (although you can use fruits besides berries, of course!). The cranberry sauce is already cooked, so it isn't necessarily a great choice on its own to serve as the ... Read More »
Cranberry Swirl Pumpkin Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting
I have to say that these Cranberry Swirl Pumpkin Bars are just about as perfect a dessert as you can get for Thanksgiving without baking a pie. They're certainly appropriate for fans of pumpkin, cranberries and cream cheese frosting on other occasions, as well, but they really encompass the spirit of Thanksgiving by using so many favorite foods from that holiday. The pumpkin bars are ... Read More »
Maple Brown Sugar Cranberry Sauce
I like homemade cranberry sauce because it is so easy and usually much better tasting than anything you can buy. The most basic cranberry sauce recipe calls for whole cranberries, water and sugar. From this basic combination of ingredients, you can really flavor the sauce any way you like. You can add spices or citrus zest, apple or orange juice, and really make the cranberry ... Read More »
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The Sims 4: Get Together expansion delayed to December
Sims fans will have to wait an extra couple of weeks to party on down.
'Rock Band 4 captures the genius of the original Rock Band and Guitar Hero'
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PS4 celebrates six months on top in the UK
PlayStation 4 has been the best-selling games console every month of the year to-date, Sony has told MCV.
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Far Cry 4 Complete Edition coming to retail in June, skipping Xbox One and last-gen
A comprehensive version of Ubisoft's open-world shooter Far Cry 4 is headed to PS4 and PC.
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At a playroom at the Texas Children's Hospital, several children who've suffered birth defects and their parents gather to sign a flag for "Shawn's Anomaly." That's a nonprofit organization founded by Matthew Murphy, whose son Shawn was born with a rare congenital anomaly.
"It affects one in 35 million children. We saw him overcome the impossible in his first year of life with three surgeries here at Texas Children's Hospital. And I made a commitment that I was going to do whatever I could to make sure another family didn't go through what we did."
For three years, Murphy has been raising awareness for birth defects through his organization. His preferred way of doing that is by running, swimming and cycling – and not just short distances.
"I did 17 events that year, including one half-Ironman and two half-marathons. And then in 2012 I ramped up my training to do more and ended up doing the Houston Marathon and then eventually the Ironman Texas in May."
Murphy says seeing his son overcome the birth defect taught him that nothing is impossible. His next big goal is to make it to the Ironman World Championship in Hawaii.
If that'll happen depends on how many people will vote for his inspiring story. Murphy's already made it to the final round of the "Kona Inspired" contest, whose winners get to participate in Hawaii. The public can vote through midnight tonight.
Murphy plans to carry the flag signed by the families at the Texas Children's Hospital through the finish line.
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DALLAS, Feb. 21 – Stroke patients with higher levels of a natural anti-inflammatory chemical called interleukin-10 (IL-10) in their blood suffer less brain damage after a stroke, according to a study published in today's rapid access issue of Stroke: Journal of the American Heart Association. This finding may represent a new way to minimize stroke damage, stroke death and improve recovery.
Neurological symptoms worsen in about a third of stroke patients in the days after a stroke, says researcher Ángel Chamorro, M.D., of the Hospital Clínic, Clinical Institute of Nervous System Diseases, IDIBAPS, in Barcelona, Spain. This increases the risk of death and long-term disability. However, scientists know little about why.
In this study, researchers took blood samples from 231 ischemic stroke patients when they were admitted. Ischemic strokes are caused by a blood clot that blocks blood flow to the brain.
Researchers determined the blood levels of two natural anti-inflammatory cytokines: IL-10 and interleukin-4 (IL-4). The average time from stroke onset to admission was 8.2 hours. Samples were collected within 12 hours in 80 percent of patients and within 6 hours in 50 percent. Researchers also collected samples from 43 patients admitted to the hospital without neurological disorders. These people served as controls.
The researchers found that patients with low levels of IL-10 in their blood during the first hours after stroke were three times more likely to have worsening neurological symptoms.
"This relationship was independent of other well-known predictors of clinical worsening such as clinical severity on admission, elevated glucose, early signs of tissue damage or high fever. Overall, this study reinforces the growing evidence that anti-inflammatory processes play a major role in human acute ischemia and suggests that IL-10 may have a potential role as a neuroprotectant in acute vascular syndromes," Chamorro says.
While IL-10 levels were associated with stroke progression, there was no link between stroke progression and the level of IL-4, he says.
IL-10 plasma concentrations of less than 6 picograms per milliliter (pg/mL) were independently associated with clinical worsening within 48 hours. Eighty-three patients or 35.9 percent experienced a worsening of neurological symptoms.
"IL-10 appears to be especially significant in patients with small-vessel disease," Chamorro says.
However, it's too soon to suggest that IL-10 levels be used as part of a standard clinical evaluation of stroke patients, he says. "For the time being, measuring these molecules must be restricted to research protocols and clinical studies. While findings observed in this study are very fruitful for hypothesis generation, clinical practice still must rely on classical tools, such as neuro-imaging data and neurological examination."
However, Chamorro adds that patients with very low levels of IL-10 may be good candidates for studies of experimental drugs designed to protect brain cells. By taking baseline measurements, it may be possible to "select high-risk candidates for clinical trials in which neuro-protection relies on inflammation-mediated damage."
Co-authors are Nicolás Vila, M.D.; José Castillo, M.D.; Antonio Dávalos, M.D., Ph.D.; Anna Esteve, Ph.D.; and Ana M. Planas.
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|Patrick Events in History
2014 Event - French author Patrick Modiano receives the Nobel Prize in Literature, winning the award over noted poet Adonis and writers Haruki Murakami, Svetlana Alexievich, and Ngugi wa Thiong'o
2013 Event - In racing, Danica Patrick becomes the first woman at the Daytona 500 and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series to win pole position
2011 Event - Kenyan runner, Patrick Makau Musyoki, breaks the world record for the marathon at the Berlin Marathon
2011 Event - St. Patrick's Day parates are celebrated internationally
2009 Death - Patrick McGoohan, dies in Santa Monica, California, after a brief illness, at 80
2003 Death - Daniel Patrick Moynihan, U.S. ambassador to United Nations, Senator-D-New York, 1977 - 2001, died from complications from an appendectomy
2002 Death - Dennis Patrick, actor, Dallas, dies at 84
2000 Death - Patrick O'Brian, author of sea-faring novels, Aubrey-Maturin series, dies at 85
1998 Death - James Patrick Murray, American Journalist
1997 Event - 117th U.S. Mens Tennis: Patrick Rafter beats Greg Rusedski (63 62 46 75)
1996 Death - Patrick Johnson, physicist, dies at 92
1996 Death - Patrick McGeown, politician, Belfast City Council councilor, volunteer, Provisional Irish Republican Army, participant, Irish hunger strike, 1981, dies at 40 from a heart attack
1996 Death - George Patrick Reid, schoolkeeper, dies at 59
1996 Death - Patrick Cargill, actor (Up Pompeii, Magic Christian), dies at 77
1996 Death - Douglas Patrick Thomas Jay, politician, dies at 88
1996 Death - John Patrick Sutton Ludlow, actor (Agatha), dies at 93
1995 Death - John Patrick, screenwriter, dies at 90
1995 Death - Ernest Charles Melvin Patrick Ekundio Marke, club Owner, dies at 93
1995 Death - Agnes Patrick, campaigner, dies at 85
1995 Death - Omukama Patrick D Matthew Olimi Kaboyo II, king of Toro, dies at 49
1995 Death - Jeremiah Jerry Patrick Lordam, songwriter/compser, dies at 61
1995 Death - Patrick Bowles, writer/translator, dies at 68
1994 Death - Patrick O'Neal, U.S. actor (King Rat, Night of the Iguana), dies at 66
1994 Death - Patrick Meehan, petty Criminal, dies at 67
1994 Death - Patrick Crommelynck, Belgian pianist, commits suicide
1993 Death - Patrick Haemers, Belgian criminal, commits suicide at 40
1993 Event - Stephane Powers weds Patrick de la Chenais
1992 Event - Prix Goncourt awarded to Patrick Chamoiseau for "Texaco"
1992 Death - Patrick A Devlin, England, judge/lead house of Lords, dies
1992 Birthday - Cole Sprouse, born in Arezzo, Italy, actor, Patrick Kelly-Grace Under Fire
1992 Birthday - Dylan Sprouse, born in Arezzo, Italy, actor, Patrick Kelly-Grace Under Fire
1992 Death - Patrick Peyton, Rosary Priest, dies of kidney failure at 83
1991 Event - Patrick Manning becomes premier of Trinidad and Tobago
1991 Event - New York Knicks pay Patrick Ewing a record $18.8 million for 2 yr extension
1991 Death - Patrick Hamilton, author (Gaslight, Rope, Angel Street), dies at 45
1991 Event - Irish Lesbians and Gays march in St. Patrick Day parade
1990 Event - New York Knicks Patrick Ewing scores 50 points beating Charlotte 113-96
1990 Death - Patrick White, Australian writer (Nobel 1973), dies
1989 Event - Dorothy Cudahy is 1st female grand marshal of St. Patrick Day Parade
1988 Event - New Jersey Devils raise their 1st pennant (Patrick Div Playoff Champs)
1988 Event - New Jersey Devils beat Caps 3-2 taking 7th game of Patrick Division final
1987 Event - Benjamin and Patrick Binder separated at John Hopkins Hospital
1987 Death - Dorothy Patrick, actress (Torch Song, New Orleans, High Wall), dies
1987 Death - Patrick Troughton, actor (Dr. Who-Dr. Who), dies at 56
1987 Death - Patrick "Spike" Hughes, British jazz musician (Cinderella), dies at 78
1986 Death - Robert Helpmann, actor (Second Time Lucky, Patrick), dies at 77
1986 Event - Bobby (Patrick Duffy) returns to Dallas, his death is attributed to his wife Pam's bad dream (erases all of last season)
1986 Event - Mail carrier Patrick Sherrill, Edmond Ok, shot 14 fellow workers dead
1986 Event - Bobby Ewing (Patrick Duffy) comes back from dead on Dallas
1986 Death - Frank [Patrick] Herbert, sci-fi author (Dune), dies at 65
1985 Death - Patrick Barr, actor (Black Orchid, On the Run), dies at 77
1985 Death - Bobby Ewing, (Patrick Duffy) killed off on Dallas
1983 Death - Patrick O'Moore, actor (Jungle Gents), dies at 74
1982 Death - Lee Patrick, actress (Henrietta-Topper, Maltese Falcon), dies at 75
1982 Death - Patrick J G McGee, Irish actor (Barry Lyndon), dies at 60
1982 Death - Patrick Magee, Irish actor (Clockwork Orange, King Lear), dies at 58
1982 Death - Patrick Dewaere, actor (Catherine and Co), shoots self at 35
1982 Birthday - Danica Patrick, American Celebrity
1981 Death - Nigel Patrick, actor and director (Sapphire, Prize of Gold), dies at 68
1980 Death - Gail Patrick, actress (My Man Godfrey), dies of leukemia at 69
1980 Birthday - Garette Patrick Ratliff, actor, Return to Blue Lagoon
1979 Event - "Born To Be Alive" by Patrick Hernandez peaks at #16
1976 Event - Dr. Patrick J Hillery elected president of Iraq
1976 Birthday - Chris[tian] Patrick Raymond Ahrens, Whitefish Bay Wis, rower 1996 Olympics
1976 Birthday - Patrick Stephan Kluivert, Surinam/Dutch soccer player, Ajax
1975 Birthday - Patrick Paauwe, Dutch soccer player, PSV, Graafschap
1975 Birthday - Patrick McHenry, American Politician
1974 Death - Patrick MS Blackett, British physicist (Nobel 1948), dies at 76
1974 Birthday - Patrick Lalime, born in St. Bonaventure, NHL goalie for the Pittsburgh Penguins
1974 Birthday - Patrick Hape, tight end for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1973 Death - Patrick Hadley, composer, dies at 74
1973 Death - Patrick McVey, actor (Manhunt, Big Town), dies at 63
1973 Birthday - Neil Patrick Harris, born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, actor, Doogie Howser MD
1973 Birthday - Patrick Sapp, NFL offensive linebacker for the San Diego Chargers
1973 Birthday - Patrick Poulin, born in Vanier, NHL left wing, Tampa Bay Lightning
1973 Event - Acting FBI director L Patrick Gray resigns after admitting he destroyed evidence in the Watergate scandal
1973 Event - St. Patrick Day marchers carry 14 coffins commemorating Bloody Sunday
1973 Birthday - Patrick Jeffers, NFL wide reciever, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32
1972 Birthday - Patrick Rafter, born in Queensland, Australia, tennis star, 1993 USTA/Aptos California
1972 Birthday - Patrick van Diemen, Dutch soccer player, FC Utrecht, NEC
1972 Birthday - Patrick Pothuizen, soccer player, Vitesse
1972 Birthday - Carmen Electra, born in Sharonville, Ohio, born Tara Leigh Patrick, model, actress, sex symbol, appeared in Playboy magazine, television show 'Baywatch'
1971 Birthday - Patrick Muldoon, California, actor, Austin-Days of Our Lives, Melrose Place
1971 Birthday - Patrick Scott, NFL/WLAF linebacker, Pittsburgh Steelers, Frankfurt Galaxy
1971 Birthday - Patrick Reidy, Melbourne VIC Australia, basketball forward 1996 Olympics
1970 Birthday - Sean Patrick Thomas, American Actor
1970 Birthday - Patrick Bates, NFL safety for the Atlanta Falcons
1970 Birthday - Patrick Burke, CFL cornerback for the Saskatchewan Roughriders
1970 Death - Patrick Wymark, actor (Skull, Tomb of Ligeia), dies at 44
1970 Death - Patrick Aherne, actor (Bwana Devil, Botany Bay), dies at 69
1970 Birthday - Patrick Dancy, TV rocker, Guys Next Door-I Was Made For You
1970 Birthday - Michael Patrick Jann, American Actor
1970 Birthday - Patrick Brugnoli, hockey forward, Team Italy 1998
1970 Birthday - Patrick Pilloni, hockey forward, Team Austria 1998
1969 Birthday - Patrick Alfred Bates, born in St. Louis, Missouri, PGA golfer, 1994 NIKE Dakota Open
1969 Birthday - Greg Patrick, WLAF safety for the Frankfurt Galaxy
1968 Birthday - Gene Patrick, born in Philadelphia, actor, Gemini: Twin Stars
1968 Birthday - Patrick Stuart, Hollywood Cal, actor, Will Cortlandt-All My Children
1968 Birthday - Patrick Uterwijk, pop guitarist, Pestilence, Consuming Impulse
1967 Death - Patrick Kavanagh, Irish screenwriterr (Great Hunger), dies
1967 Birthday - Patrick Mameli, Dutch rock vocalist and guitarist, Pestilence
1967 Birthday - Patrick J. Kennedy, American Politician
1967 Birthday - Patrick F. Manning, Jr., Poughkeepsie, New York, rower 1992 Olympics
1967 Birthday - Patrick Lodewijks, Dutch soccer player, PSV, FC Groningen
1966 Birthday - Jerry Patrick Kelly, Madison WI, PGA golfer, 1995 Greater Milw-34th
1966 Birthday - Patrick McEnroe, Manhasset, New York, tennis star
1966 Birthday - John Patrick Daly, born in born in Sacramento, California, PGA golfer, 1995 British Open
1966 Birthday - Patrick Hannan, English pop drummer, Sundays-Can't Be Sure
1966 Birthday - Patrick Kuhnen, West Germany, tennis star
1966 Birthday - Sean Patrick Wade, Houston Texas, New Zealand marathoner 1996 Olympics
1966 Birthday - Patrick Dempsey, Lewiston Me, actor, Mike-Fast Times
1965 Birthday - Sean Patrick Flanery, actor, Young Indiana Jones, Powder
1965 Birthday - Patrick Roy, Quebec, NHL goalie, Mont Canadiens, Colorado Avalanche
1965 Birthday - Patrick Laborteaux, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Albert-Little House on Prairie
1965 Birthday - Patrick Jeffrey, born in Morristown, New Jersey, diver, Olympics-5th-96
1964 Birthday - Patrick Warburton, American Actor
1964 Birthday - Patrick Hunter, NFL cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals
1963 Birthday - Patrick Flatley, Ontario, right winger, New York Islanders, 4 Gold Medals 1998 Olympics
1963 Death - Patrick Kennedy, son of President Kennedy, dies at only 3 days
1963 Birthday - Patrick Kennedy, son of President Kennedy, lives only 3 days
1963 Birthday - Patrick Newman, born in St. Catharines, Ontario, rower, 1988, 1996 Olympics
1963 Birthday - James Patrick, born in Winnipeg, NHL defenseman for the Calgary Flames
1963 Birthday - Tim Patrick Kelly, Trenton, New Jersey, guitarist, Slaughter-Stick it Live
1962 Death - Patrick Corry, developed self-rotating rock drill, dies in the Bronx
1962 Birthday - Patrick Ewing, born in Jamaica, NBA center, New York Knicks, Gold Medal 1984, 1992 Olympics
1962 Birthday - Patrick Thomas Burke, born in Hollywood, Florida, PGA golfer, 1992 BellSouth-6th
1962 Birthday - Patrick Cassidy, born in Los Angeles, California, actor/composer, Fever Pitch, Off the Wall
1961 Event - U.S. nuclear submarine Patrick Henry arrives at Scottish naval base of Holy Loch from South Carolina in a record underseas journey of 66 days 22 hours
1960 Birthday - James Patrick Delsing, born in St. Louis, Missouri, PGA golfer, 1993 New England-2nd
1960 Death - Lester Patrick, NHL coach/star, dies at 76
1959 Birthday - Timothy Patrick Murphy, Hartford Conn, actor, Dallas, Glitter
1959 Birthday - [Patrick] Morrissey, rocker, Depeche Mode-Somebody
1959 Birthday - Patrick Bruel, Algerian/French actor/rock vocalist, Coup of Sirocco
1959 Birthday - Patrick Dupond, born in Paris, dancer, La Bayadere
1958 Birthday - Robert Patrick, American Actor
1958 Birthday - Michael Patrick Hulbert, born in Elmira, New York, PGA golfer, 1989 BC Open
1957 Birthday - Butch Patrick, born in Inglewood, California, actor, Real McCoys, Eddie-Munsters
1957 Birthday - Patrick G. Forrester, born in El Paso, Texas, Lieutenant Colonel Army/astronaut
1957 Death - L Patrick Abercrombie, English architect, dies at 77
1956 Birthday - Patrick Murray, born in Greenwich, England, actor, appeared in 'Scum', Breaking Glass', 'Curse of the Pink Panther' films
1956 Birthday - Patrick McGeown, born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, politician, Belfast City Council councilor, volunteer, Provisional Irish Republican Army, participant, Irish hunger strike, 1981
1955 Birthday - Alan Hansen, born in Sauchie, Scotland, professional football player, television pundit, played for Liverpool, Scottish national team, and Patrick Thistle
1955 Birthday - Patrick McCabe, born in Clones, Ireland, novelist, wrote 'Butcher Boy', 'Breakfast on Pluto', both adapted into films by Neil Jordan
1954 Birthday - Patrick O'Hearn, rock bassist, Missing Persons
1954 Birthday - Elvis Costello, Declan Patrick McManus, Lon, rock vocalist, Allison
1954 Event - Pulitzer prize awarded to Charles A. Lindbergh and John Patrick
1953 Event - John Patrick's "Teahouse of the Red Moon," premieres in New York City
1953 Birthday - Butch Patrick, actor, Eddie Munster-Munster
1953 Death - Viktor Patrick Vretblad, composer, dies at 76
1952 Birthday - Patrick Swayze, born in Houston, Texas, actor/dancer, Dirty Dancing, Ghost
1952 Birthday - Brian Patrick Clarke, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, actor, Merle-Eight is Enough
1952 Birthday - Patrick Ryecart, actor, Silas Mariner
1950 Birthday - Patrick Simmons, guitarist/vocal, Doobie Brothers-Minute by Minute
1949 Birthday - Patrick Deuchar, CEO, Albert Hall
1949 Birthday - Patrick Duffy, born in Townsend, Montana, actor, Bobby-Dallas, Man from Atlantis
1948 Birthday - Mosiuoa Patrick "Terror" Lekota, South African UDF/ANC-leader
1948 Birthday - Patrick Morza, born in Morges, Switzerland, rock keyboardist, Yes
1947 Birthday - Patrick Olive, percussionist, Hot Chocolate-You Sexy Thing
1947 Birthday - Patrick Dewaere, PJMH Bordeaux, France, actor, Les Valseuses
1946 Birthday - Craig Patrick, born in Detroit, Michigan, hockey player, coach, general manager of Pittsburgh Penguins 1989 - 2006
1946 Birthday - Patrick Fairley, guitarist, Marmalade-Oh La Di Oh La Do
1946 Birthday - Patrick Pierre Roger Baudry, born in Cameroon, astronaut, STS-18
1945 Birthday - Patrick Simmons, rocker, Doobie Brothers
1945 Birthday - Omukama Patrick David Matthew Olimi Kaboyo II, king of Toro
1945 Event - John Patrick's "Hasty Heart," premieres in New York City
1944 Birthday - Patrick Sercu, born in Belgium, 1K time trial 1964 Olympic gold
1943 Birthday - Lord Mountevans, born in England, born Edward Patrick Broke Evans, 3rd Baron Mountevans of Chelsea in the County of London
1942 Birthday - Patrick Michael Mitchell, born in Ottawa, one of FBI's most wanted
1941 Event - Patrick Hamilton's "Angel Street," premieres in New York City
1941 Event - 1st WW II liberty ship, freighter Patrick Henry, launched
1941 Event - U.S. launches its 1st Liberty-ship, "Patrick Henry"
1940 Birthday - Tim Rose, born in Washington, D.C., born Timothy Alan Patrick Rose, singer, songwriter, guitarist, voice compared to Ray Charles, Rod Stewart, Joe Cocker
1940 Birthday - Patrick Stewart, born in England, actor, Picard-Star Trek Next Generation
1940 Death - Mrs Patrick Campbell, English actress (Outcast Lady, Riptide), dies
1940 Birthday - Patrick Leahy, born in Montpelier, Vermont, Senator-D-Vermont 1975 -
1939 Birthday - Patrick Wayne, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Rounder, Shirley, Beyond Atlantis
1939 Birthday - Patrick Cormack, born in Grimsby, England, politician, journalist, author, historian, Conservative Party, Member of Parliament for South Staffordshire
1938 Birthday - Patrick Buchanan, conservative political columnist
1938 Birthday - Patrick Buchanan, commentator/politician, Crossfire
1938 Birthday - Charles Patrick, rocker, Monotones
1938 Birthday - Lory Patrick, born in Beckley, West Virginia, actress, Trina-Tales of Welles Fargo
1937 Birthday - John Patrick Williams, born in Helena, Montana, Representative-D-Montana 1979 - 1997
1937 Birthday - George Patrick Reid, schoolkeeper
1936 Birthday - Patrick Procktor, painter
1935 Birthday - Patrick Garland, director, Doll House
1935 Birthday - Arthur Hay, born in Scotland, Arthur William Patrick Hay, 15th Earl of Kinnouli, family seat is Dupplin Castle, located outside of Perth, Scotland
1934 Birthday - Lord Patrick Beresforord, blood-stock agent
1934 Birthday - Patrick Holmes Sellors, ophthalmologist
1934 Death - Patrick O'Malley, U.S. policeman, killed by John Dillinger
1933 Birthday - Patrick Symons, British Vice-Admiral
1931 Birthday - Patrick WIlliam Walker, British astrologer
1930 Birthday - Patrick Pery, born in Ireland, born Patrick Edmund Pery, 6th Earl of Limerick, The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Irish peer, public servant
1929 Birthday - Patrick McNair-Wilson, MP
1928 Birthday - Patrick Peter Sacco, composer
1928 Birthday - Patrick Tilley, UK, sci-fi author, 1st Family, Blood River
1928 Event - 44-yr old New York Ranger General Manager Lester Patrick replaces his injured goaltender in a Stanley Cup game, and beats Montreal Maroons 2-1
1928 Birthday - Patrick McGoohan, born in New York, American actor of Irish descent, appeared in films, theater, television
1927 Birthday - Patrick O'Neal, actor, King Rat, Night of the Iguana
1927 Birthday - Patrick O'Neal, Ocala, Florida, actor, Kaz, Alvarez Kelly, King Rat
1927 Birthday - Leonard Patrick "Red" Kelly, NHL hall of famer, Norris trophy
1927 Birthday - Patrick Bowles, writer/translator
1927 Birthday - Patrick Allen, Malawi, actor, Roman Holiday, Dial "M" for Murder
1927 Birthday - Daniel Patrick Moynihan, born in Tulsa, Oklahoma, U.S. ambassador to United Nations, Senator-D-New York, 1977 - 2001
1926 Event - Lester Patrick becomes 1st coach and General Manager of New York Rangers
1926 Birthday - Patrick Wymark, born in Cleethorpes, England, actor, Skull, Tomb of Ligeia
1926 Birthday - David Ogilvy, born in London, England, David George Coke Patrick Ogilvy, 13th Earl of Airlie, The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle, judge, served as Lord Chamberlain
1925 Event - Lester Patrick takes over New York Rangers
1925 Birthday - Patrick Steptoe, scientist, perfected in vitro fertilization
1925 Birthday - Patrick Meany, CEO, Rank Organization
1924 Birthday - Patrick Sergeant, founder, Euromoney Publications
1923 Birthday - Patrick Moore, born in England, astronomer and writer, A-Z of Astronomy
1922 Birthday - Patrick J G McGee, born in North Ireland, actor, Clockwork Orange
1922 Birthday - Patrick MacNee, born in London, England, actor, Jonathan Steed-Avengers
1921 Birthday - Patrick Howard-Dobson, president, Royal British Legion
1920 Birthday - Frank [Patrick] Herbert, U.S., sci-fi author, Dune
1920 Birthday - Patrick Troughton, actor, Doctor Who
1920 Birthday - Patrick Heron, painter
1920 Birthday - Patrick Heron, abstract painter
1919 Birthday - James Patrick Murray, American Journalist
1918 Birthday - Patrick Cargill, actor, Help, Hammerhead
1918 Birthday - Dennis Patrick, born in Philadelphia, actor, Dear Dead Delilah, Dallas, Rituals
1915 Birthday - Patrick Leigh Fermor, author
1913 Birthday - Nigel Patrick, London England, actor and director, Sapphire, Prize of Gold
1912 Birthday - Patrick White, Australia, novelist, Happy Valley, Nobel 1973
1912 Birthday - Patrick Murphy, English multi-millionaire
1911 Birthday - Gail Patrick, Birmingham, Alabama, actress, My Man Godfrey, Love Crazy
1911 Birthday - Patrick Maitland, born in England, 17th Earl of Lauderdale, journalist, World War II Special Correspondent, Member of Parliament for Lanark
1910 Birthday - Agnes Patrick, campaigner
1909 Birthday - Patrick Reilly, diplomat
1909 Birthday - Patrick Reilly, British diplomat
1908 Birthday - Patrick Cairns "Spike" Hughes, British jazz musician/composer, Elegy
1907 Birthday - Patrick Browne, British Lord justice of appeal
1907 Birthday - Douglas Patrick Thomas Jay, politician
1906 Birthday - Lee Patrick, New York City, actress, Henrietta-Topper, Maltese Falcon
1905 Birthday - John Patrick, screenwriter
1904 Birthday - Patrick Kavanagh, Irish Poet
1904 Birthday - Anton Dolin, Patrick Healey-Kay, dancer, Girl From Petrovka
1904 Birthday - Patrick Johnson, physicist
1904 Event - Brandon's Lester Patrick becomes 1st hockey defenseman to score a goal
1903 Death - Patrick McShane, cricket player/ump (1884-85 Ashes series), dies
1903 Birthday - John Patrick Sutton Ludlow, actor, Agatha
1902 Birthday - Ernest Charles Melvin Patrick Ekundio Marke, club owner
1901 Birthday - Patrick Aherne, England, actor, Bwana Devil, Botany Bay, Q Planes
1899 Birthday - Patrick Hadley, composer
1897 Birthday - Patrick M S Blackett, British physicist, nuclear reaction, Nobel 1948
1892 Death - Patrick S Gilmore, composer, dies at 62
1890 Birthday - J Patrick O'Malley, Forest City, Pennsylvania, actress, Courage of Black Beauty
1883 Birthday - Lester Patrick, NHL pioneer
1879 Birthday - L. Patrick Abercrombie, English architect
1876 Birthday - Viktor Patrick Vretblad, composer
1874 Event - Patrick Francis Healy, SJ, inaugurated as President of Georgetown U
1870 Death - Patrick Gass, Sergeant of Lewis and Clark Expedition, dies at 98
1865 Event - Patrick Francis Healy is 1st black awarded PhD (Louvain Belgium)
1865 Birthday - Patrick Campbell, England, actress, Pygmalion
1864 Death - Patrick Ronayne Cleburne, Confederate Brigadier-General, dies in battle at 33
1850 Birthday - Mary Mills Patrick, U.S., 1st President of Istanbul Woman's College
1844 Birthday - Patrick Manson, "Father of tropical medicine"
1836 Birthday - James Patrick Major, Brigadier General Confederate Army
1830 Birthday - Patrick Henry Jones, Brigadier General Union volunteers
1829 Birthday - Patrick S Gilmore, composer
1828 Birthday - Patrick Ronayne Cleburne, Major General Confederate Army
1820 Birthday - Patrick Edward Connor, Major General Union volunteers
1811 Birthday - Marsena Rudolph Patrick, Major General Union volunteers
1802 Birthday - Nicholas Patrick Stephen Wiseman, 1st archbishop of Westminster
1799 Death - Patrick Henry, American Revolutionary
1780 Death - Patrick Ferguson, English major in SC, dies in battle at 36
1776 Event - Virginia state constitution adopted and Patrick Henry made governor
1775 Event - Patrick Henry proclaims "Give me liberty or give me death"
1771 Birthday - Patrick Gass, Falling Springs, Pennsylvania, Sergeant of Lewis and Clark Expedition
1765 Event - Patrick Henry historic speech against the Stamp Act, answering a cry of "Treason!" with, "If this be treason, make the most of it!"
1762 Event - 1st St. Patrick's Day parade in New York City
1756 Event - St. Patrick's Day 1st celebrated in New York City at Crown and Thistle Tavern
1753 Event - 1st official St. Patrick's Day
1736 Birthday - Patrick Henry, U.S., patriot "Give me liberty or give me death"
1528 Death - Patrick Hamilton, Scottish protestant martyr, burned at stake
461 Death - St. Patrick, patron St. of Ireland, dies in Saul (according to legend)
432 Event - St. Patrick, a bishop, is carried off to Ireland as a slave


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The original High Knob fire tower was a
14 foot by 14 foot wooden house built in 1938-39 by the Civilian Conservation
Corps. The picture to the left shows this small tower in the 1950s.
The High Knob Enhancement Corporation and the USDA Forest
Service - George Washington and Jefferson National Forests have entered
into a Memorandum of Understanding which establishes in general terms
the co-operative relationship of the two groups as they work collaboratively
on initiatives that mutually benefit their mission and objectives including
the development and rebuilding of the High Knob Observation Tower and
associated facilities and projects.


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text: I was wanting to know if anyone has heard of a modeling compound of some sort that after it's modeled, still has can be streched around, yet keep the shape that it's been modeled in. does that even make sense? *rereads her sentence* *L* I'm looking for something that feels like a gak spalt (has anyone heard of those?) but i don't want one shaped like a football or anything. (Gak Splat --> http://shop.store.yahoo.com/farmgoods/gaksplatfoot.html ) I just want to form some kind of blob with arms and eyes, out of this material. Does anyone know if heating up a gak splat, or something like it, and melting it a little to shape it would work? I don't want to make my blob out of fimo or model magic, because those get all hard when they dry...does anyone have suggestions?


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I really haven't found a "too much" point. I guess the big question is where were you noticing the build up?
With the exception to brands, I tend to stick to the lubrication steps shown here:
10-8 1911 Users Guide.
I finally bought my first 1911 pistol. I have a Rock Island Armory .45 and I love shooting it. Recently I learned how to field strip it , clean and oil it, then reassemble it. However last time I went shooting the pistol started to jam after about 60 rounds. I took it home, field stripped it, and noticed a lot of buildup and upon wiping it down, my cloth was black as night. I probably added too much oil last time I cleaned it, but now I have to ask, how much oil is enough to keep the pistol properly lubed and functioning properly?
I really haven't found a "too much" point. I guess the big question is where were you noticing the build up?
With the exception to brands, I tend to stick to the lubrication steps shown here:
10-8 1911 Users Guide.
I have a Springer "Special Build"
It loves running wet.
The first few shots after a cleaning spray my shooting glasses with a film of oil.
If I try dry, it occasionally jams.
I clean then oil then wipe leaving a film on it and have not had any problems with my RIA.
During the recent unpleasantness, Vietnam War, we were taught it being impossible to overlubricate a 1911. Yes excess oil picks up dust, dirt, sand and God knows what else, but the 1911 was built to perform under conditions others could not and it did and mostly does to this day.
Pull the slide back and lock it open. Point the barrel at the floor and put one drop of quality oil in the machined groove on each side of the slide. Turn it one one side and put another drop of oil by the safety, turn it over and put another drop of oil on the opposite side from the safety. Put both drops of oil so they soak into the clearance between upper and lower receiver. Put one drop on the top of the barrel extending from the front bushing.
Release upper receiver so the weapon goes into battery and locks. Put one drop on the barrel shroud and work the action several times. As the other gentleman said, if your shooting glasses have oil on the during the first few rounds, you're probably close to correct.
Bought my first 1911 in 1969 and it was the first issue which had so many cracked frames, as my did also. Loved it then and love the damn things to this day. Have one on my hip right now--1911 series 70 Combat Commander. Very similar to the first thing I did upon becoming a civilian in 1972 was buy a blued Combat Commander.
Great conversation so far as I'm a newby to the 1911 as well. In reading over the article and other points, I now have some questions.
1. What/where exactly are the Radial Lug Recesses? I'm assuming these are the grooves in the slide that the barrel fits into when in battery.
2. What is the Disconnector Head?
3. The article says to "place a drop of oil in front of the hammer to lubricate the hammer hooks/sear nose contact." So, I just put a drop of oil where the hammer meets the frame? A picture would really help to clarify the statement.
Great info in this thread, I also have a RIA 45 and love the way it shoots, seems that I can get away with just oiling it with some Remington oil and the gun just runs and runs. Now with my Kimber Pro TLE II I wasn't that lucky, oiling it did not help with the FTE from time to time, I believe its because the Kimber is a lot tighter gun the RIA, what I have found that works for me is to use a product from Shooter Choice, its a synthetic grease, and I have not had a FTE in over 800+ rounds, and the gun seems to cycle smoother then when its lubed with oil. Also the grease seems to not run and does not transfer to my clothes while I carry, like the oil has done in the past. Just my 2 cents.
Thanks guys. I have not had time to mess with my gun since I posted, but I will have time in the near future to work with the pistol. I do not know if it means anything or not, but I traced my serial number and found out that the pistol was manufactured in 81 and probably has all origional parts yet so I ordered a new 17# recoil spring to replace the 16# stock one. Figured the original spring might be tired. Should be in any day now.
Also, for all you 1911 fans who have an iPhone or iPod touch, there is an awesome app called Gun Disassembly 3D and it shows how to take apart a 1911 step by step and names the pieces. It is a load of fun.


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Question: Could you please remind drivers of the headlight law and when they should be on. I live in the Hibbing area and I have experienced a few "scary situations" the past couple years and I am very disappointed at the number of drivers who fail to abide by this law. Thank you for your attention on this matter.
Answer: I talk about this a lot, but I am happy to do so again. I agree that it is an important safety issue. I will remind readers of what the law says, but I will first say that I always instruct drivers to just put the headlights on all the time. Then they don't have to worry or wonder if they are driving legally or not. Even on the so-called "automatic headlights," over-ride the headlight switch (turn it on) because then the tail lights and all other required lights will come on too, and you will be safe as well as legal. Studies show that you are much safer driving with them on all the time anyway because other motorists see you better, which is especially important during low light periods such as the winter season.
The law itself (169.48 Subdivision 1) says in part that every vehicle upon a highway within this state shall display lighted head lamps, lighted tail lamps and illuminating devices, as hereinafter, respectively, required for different classes of vehicles, subject to exceptions with respect to parked vehicles and law enforcement vehicles:
• At any time from sunset to sunrise.
• At any time when it is raining, snowing, sleeting or hailing.
• At any other time when visibility is impaired by weather, smoke, fog or other conditions or there is not sufficient light to render clearly discernible persons and vehicles on the highway at a distance of 500 feet ahead.
The law also says that parking lamps shall not be used in lieu of head lamps to satisfy the requirements of having to have headlights on. Portions of state statutes were used with permission of the Office of the Revisor of Statutes.


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A week on from the quake, Christchurch people tell their stories to Star reporters...
Simon Taylor, 32, of Avondale, was at Arthurs Pass on his way to Hokitika when the earthquake hit. He came home Wednesday morning. Everyone he knew was thankfully fine. He was "shattered" after digging liquefaction from around his Prestwick St house. "Last time we were so lucky - it stopped two doors down. The road was basically clear. This time we were unlucky. Mother Nature's just come back to finish it off and make sure everyone's had a go." He is staying out in Brooklands because his house has no power, water or sewerage - which is difficult as he and his partner have a 2-year-old son.
Gwenda Murfitt, retired, of St Albans: I was in Pak'n Save at Moorhouse Ave. It was really scary. I was near the end of the meat aisle and if I had been any nearer to the soft drinks I would have been clobbered. I was able to help a few people get out. I live in the Berwick Courts council flats and this time there was a lot of liquefaction there, and we've got burst water pipes. My flat is an absolute shambles but it is not structurally damaged. We got power on that night and water on after a couple of days, so we were very lucky.
The worst thing was not being close to my family. My daughter and her husband and their three children live in Addington, and I went straight over there."
Juliet Hamill, of Central Christchurch: I work at the university in the records office on the fifth floor. It was scary, it was really very swayey back and forward. I got under a door frame. Everyone was pretty calm and got out easily. Hopefully we'll know more later today about when it will reopen. I live in town within the cordon in St Asaph St, so I'm living with my boyfriend Johnny Moore's family in Shirley, and mine is just around the corner. We were able to get in on Thursday to my place and get some clothes and toiletries. I was just so afraid to begin with last Tuesday, and thought Johnny was dead for a couple of hours because I couldn't get hold of him. It was probably the worst I've felt ."
Daniel Jones, of Shirley: "I work on the corner of Madras and Lichfield on the third storey, and I saw the CTV building coming down. . We got out down the stairway. I saw people squashed by bricks down the street, and people were trying to dig them out. I had a guilty feeling for not staying, but I've got two kids under 2 1/2. Fortunately my partner Amanda and my sons Sawyer, who is 2, and Finlay, six months, were all OK. The children normally play in our front room, and five minutes before Amanda had taken them into the kitchen. A big bookcase came down where the baby normally plays. I put them on a plane the next day and they're staying with her mum in Adelaide.
Alan Burrin, 69, retired, of Redwood: Mr Burrin said he found the whole experience "a bit hairy". He had no water but power had been restored in his area. "Power was on about three days after the quake. We had water the whole time," he said. But he said he was lucky his house was undamaged. His daughter's rental property in Avondale however, did not get off so lightly and was surrounded by liquefaction. "I'm disappointed for her that it's been hit twice." Mr Burrin said he was not coping with the stress of the quake. "It's very emotional." He said thankfully all his friends and family were accounted for.
Marchelle Shatford, 45, a preschool manager of Westhaven said her house was undamaged so she was offering help in nearby suburbs. She and daughter Chantelle, 15, have been shovelling liquefaction in Avondale. "The condition of the streets and what's happening to people's sections is upsetting because this is what they've got to come home to." She was in a nursery when the quake struck. "I was picking babies up. They woke up in a fright. They're crying and then you're crying. Some who had just learned how to walk had this look of astonishment on their faces." She hopes to go back to work later this week.
Chantelle Shatford, 15, student, of Westhaven: Chantelle thought she had simply lost her balance when the earthquake struck. "We had a half day at school. We all got sent home. I'd just got off the bus on Riccarton Rd. I thought I'd lost my balance at first." She then realised it was a quake. She said she was under a canopy at the time and thought "oh no, I'm going to get crushed". "I didn't see any injured people but people in a state of shock." She was helping shovel liquefaction in Avondale yesterday. "I don't think there's such a thing as soft hands in Christchurch anymore." She said it made her feel better to be helping.
Terry Blackler, 48, of Avondale, says Good Samaritans have been a godsend after his suburb had been affected by liquefaction for a second time within months. He coped with help from the student army and volunteer helpers. A Banks Peninsula farmer had brought his digger to clear the liquefaction. Two men from Hinds had also come to help. "One couldn't get his tractor here but stopped and rented a digger in Ashburton. It's guys like that who have been a godsend to us," he said. "They're in here breaking their backs. They just keep digging and digging."
Frank Rees, 68, retired, Ferrymead, said he had power back on Sunday night but still no water. He was unsure if he should be living in his house with huge cracks, but he was. "Everything is broken but we've cleaned up all the glass because we still have to live here. We've had huge cracks since September 4. We were scared for our lives in the house immediately after Tuesday's earthquake so we were staying in the garage but we have moved back into the house for now."
Carole Pomeroy, 65, retired, North New Brighton, said the support from people had been wonderful. "You've just got to be grateful for what you've got at this time. We had decided to be naughty on Tuesday and go into town to have takeaway. We were on our way in when it hit, but we just turned about and headed home. We have no power or water and we've been using our swimming pool to flush the toilet. My husband works for life insurance on commission. He can't get out to work so our income gone."
Stephanie Garrett, 20, Shirley, was impressed with the number of people helping her and her family. "People have come to check our chimney, the Salvation Army has been with boxes of food, Mum cried when she saw them. The fire brigade and the police have been through. I have no work but we should be going back because our office is fine, I think. I was at home with mum when it hit. After it happened mum and I split up to get my sisters from school. Their schools were hit really bad."
Les Claxton, 55, mental health worker, of Avondale, said he was sick of rubberneckers driving by and looking at people's homes.His house had been red stickered and he had been given two days to evacuate. He hoped to be out later on yesterday. Mr Claxton said despite having to move out of his rental property he was lucky friends and family were safe. He said he and his partner were in bed at the time the quake hit, as
they both worked a night shift. They are both back at work.
Robin Doyle, 36, student, Avonside, watched the CTV building collapse from across the road. He worked in the Kings Education building in 2009 and knows many of the missing people. "I just feel numb. It all feels so surreal still. I was just having lunch when it hit. We hid under the tables but they were bouncing up so high we had to hold them. Our meeting site and it had rubble and crushed cars so we moved to Latimer Square. I I still have no power and no water but for me it's just stuff that's gone."
Chris Steer, 51, nanny, Sumner, was in Mt Pleasant when it hit. "I had the baby in a high chair which I just had to tip and put her under the table because there was no time to get her out. It was really frightening. The children have now been taken up to Auckland. My house is fine but it has no power or water. My daughter knows [quake victim] Mathew McEachen very well from Southern Ink. It was nice that on Sunday night they all went around to his flat and had a barbecue to share stories and pictures."
Cory Jarman, 31, fisherman, North New Brighton, was out at Birdlings Flat on a commercial fishing boat. "It was just a rolling wave nothing big. But it was weird because all these seals turned up, I guess they must have left the shore. Then all these dolphins and birds arrived, far more than usual. We tuned in the TV and that's when we knew it was major. It took about seven hours to get back to shore
because Lyttleton was closed. Took about four hours to reach my family to make sure they were ok."
Jackie Daus, 48, auctioneer, Dallington, said she had a well come up in her kitchen and it had pumped out water for two days. "Now we have had a builder in who has put a pipe down it and a tape so we have put a hose out to the street for people to get water. It's quite a sight. I was really lucky when it hit, I was home but so were both my sons so we were all in the same place. The house is structurally gone but we are still staying there. It doesn't feel safe at all so we are not inside during the day, only to sleep."
Kylene Nelson, 37, mother, Richmond believes her part-time job at Brumby's in Eastgate shopping mall was likely to have been destroyed. "I'm on maternity leave so I don't know what has happened with my job. I had my daughter in between the two earthquakes, I was putting her in the car when it hit. We are all ok, my husband is back at work. A friend was killed in The Press building, I don't know what she was doing there or any of the details. She was a lovely lady."
Ivan McCauley, 36, student, Avonside, had not left his house since the earthquake until the Student Army arrived yesterday. "When it hit I rushed to get to school for my kids. I basically got home from polytech and haven't left since. People think I'm stubborn because I've been told to leave the house by Housing New Zealand but I don't want to leave my stuff. There are people far worse off. We have no power and no water but the kids have made a BMX track out of silt in the backyard."
Amanda Manning, 22, of Bryndwr, ran into town to get to her mother who works at the IRD, just across the road from the CTV building. "It was horrible when it hit - the ground was breaking under my feet. Our car is in the Wilson parking building in Bedford Row up the top. Apparently one floor collapsed, so I don't think we will get it back. Our home is fine, no damage. We lost power and water but everything is back on now. The worst thing is seeing it all on the news and reliving it. It is hard to get to sleep."
Vicky Anderson, of St Albans was dropping her 4-year-old son Bailey at kindy, the Playroom in Manchester St, when she was thrown to the floor. "I wrapped my arms around him till it stopped, then took him home ... Everything's trashed in our house - a big TV went over, a big duchess went over. The front fence crumbled away but the landlord's fixed it. I've managed to save Bailey's goldfish in both quakes. His bowl hadn't broken the first time and since then I've kept it on the floor!"
Carl Bacon, of Kainga, was driving to his shop in Acheson Ave when the earthquake hit. "I thought I'd snapped an axle or a mag on my Explorer ... Then I saw the power poles were moving, and there was a big crash on the side of the car. I got a dent but I don't know what hit it. The last jolt was the most violent and popped the Explorer up on to two wheels. The roads were filling up with water ... My biggest concern is that they get it right this timeand get EQC on to it much faster."
Jeremy Latter, businessman, of Edgeware says his property is 80 per cent covered in 60cm of silt. "Our house is totally destroyed. The house was unliveable after September and we have been commuting from Methven. The irony is that in two weeks they were going to attempt the repairs. The force of nature scares the bejesus out of you. I drove around for three hours trying to get my son, and at times my 4WD was up to
the bonnet in water. His texts were coming in two hours after being sent."
Leanne Willis, of St Albans, was working at Ambrose Heal Furniture on the Edgeware-Barbadoes corner, where they are rebuilding from the September quake. "I felt the shake and thought it was pretty bad and ran outside. A customer bolted out and hugged the ground, and the boss and a co-worker fell out the door together. I live nearby and there was no damage to the house this time. I've lived in Christchurch all my life and it's terrible seeing places where you've hung out with friends on TV."


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NYC Metro Area Vegan Restaurant Guide
Green Symphony
255 West 43rd Street
New York NY 10036
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Veg level:
Not Vegetarian (decent vegan options)
Menu indicates vegan items
Price Range:
$$$$$ (Average entree cost: $5-$10)
Accepted Payments:
- Visa ·
- Mastercard
Payment notes:
$10 minimum credit card charge.
Mon-Fri 7am-8:30pm; Sun 9:30am-6:30pm; closed Sat.
Between 7th and 8th Avenues.
A,C,E trains to 42nd Street Port Authority. N,Q,R,W,1,2,3,7,Shuttle to Times Square.
Delivery notes:
Green Symphony delivers.
$10 minimum order.
This deli-style eatery offers many vegan sandwiches and baked goods, as well as soy yogurt, soy cheddar, tofu cream cheese, and soy milk.
The information on this page was last updated on July 29, 2008.
Review by beanmail on January 13, 2010:
- I was really disappointed by this place. Their lunch buffet did look fresh and they had a lot of options, but I expected more vegan stuff to grab and go. The day that I visited, none of the baked goods were vegan. Also, the man working was disinterested and seemed confused by my request for vegan cream cheese. I left with nothing.
Review by Sam C on January 9, 2010:
- BEST lunch buffet in Midtown and one of few (only??) Midtown spots that makes fresh juice. Juicer is LOUD so don't plan on a quiet meal if you choose to eat in. Seating is limited.
Review by mischief.ah on December 12, 2009:
- I recently took a trip to New York and researched vegan restaurants. Green Symphony was nearby and had good reviews.
There is a lot to see in there. Although it is a bit cramped there is many vegan/ vegetarian products. Even one of the people travelling with me, who is not vegetarian or vegan, throughly enjoyed the food.
The hot bar and cold bar have lots of food, as well as a refrigerated case of sandwiches. Not all the things on the menu were in there, but they were willing to make it for you if needed. There was also just granola bars and such, which was nice to find as they are not available where I live. Questions are readily answered and not minded at all.
The atmosphere is a bit crowded and packed, but it was overall a great experience!
Review by blusuburbansky on June 1, 2009:
- This was the closest place to grab a bagel during my stay in the city, and even then I had to walk about 14 blocks....but it was worth it! I strolled right by 3 times & finally called to make sure they still existed, since it's a tiny holy in the wall and was almost completely blocked by construction. Once inside, I felt like I was in vegan heaven. I ordered a sprouted grain bagel (the only kind they have) with tofu cream cheese, which tasted like Tofutti brand. While waiting for my bagel I perused the cramped space and discovered lots of vegan convenience foods - jerky, cookies, bars - as well as a menu packed with fresh made smoothies/juices & baked goods and a fridge full of sandwiches & wraps, soy yogurts, etc. They had a few tables set up so I could sit & enjoy my bagel, which was the softest, best tasting sprouted-grain ANYTHING I've ever experienced. Service was good, they didn't seem to mind my questions. Grab a take-out menu on the way in, since I don't think they have one on display inside.
Review by NotBuyingIt! on January 25, 2009:
- I would definately say this place is a vegan's hero if you work in Times Sqaure. Yummy food and lots to choose from. Not too bad for Times Square prices either. Nice food bar, sandwiches, homemade baked goods, juice bar and other things I can't remember right now. Times Square is just not pretty enough to want sit in a deli so take the food back to the office;)
Review by AmyArgh on August 1, 2008:
- This place is a freaking GOLD MINE. I work in Times Square and this is always my place to go when I want take-out. Unlike BankBank, I think ordering from the menu is disappointing, but find the hot/cold bar has the most delicious salads I've ever had.
Several of the "main" dishes are vegan friendly, there is a yummy indian stew and delicious samosa almost daily. Occasionally a vegan enchilada. The salads though are where it's at. The lentil salad and roasted corn salad are to die for. Everything has a label including the ingredients, so there's no guessing either.
A few vegan sandwiches, and about 5 vegan soups daily (3-bean chili and corn chowder are delish) and tons of WholeSoy yogurt, ABC cookies, snack bars, fancy drinks and smoothies to choose from as well.
Review by BankBank on July 29, 2008:
- Yay! I requested this place be added. If you work in midtown, you know how few vegan lunch options there are. I don't know if this is a good thing or a bad thing, but I have eaten lunch at this place every day for at least the past 3 months, no joke.
If you just walk in, I'm not even sure you can immediately see a menu, so I suggest either asking for one or looking on menupages. I always order the Seoul Bowl with soba noodles instead of rice. It's tofu dumplings, soba noodles, steamed veggies, and a delicious sesame ginger tamari sauce. There are a couple other vegan dishes to try on the menu. The buffet is pretty varied, but most of the "main" dishes have either meat or dairy, and the "sides" are, in my experience, kinda lacking in flavor, except for basic stuff like couscous. Salad bar looks good.
They have a lot of health foody stuff, lots of shakes which I've never tried but I'm sure are good, and plenty of fresh-baked pastries, many of which are labeled as vegan. The any time bar is quite good!


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