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Our driver and friend, Bill Krouse, picked us up at home and drove us to Dulles Airport in Virginia. We left home about 2:30 pm and arrived at Dulles Airport at about 5:00 pm. The traffic wasn't too bad. We ate dinner at Old Dominion Brewing Company in the airport. The next stop is ...
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... time, which has been covered over by asphalt. Anyone who is familiar with the northeast knows, with freezing and thawing, asphalt over concrete slabs does not a good road make; it's kind of like trying to bandage an amputation. It is not unusual to feel a sudden jolt when riding over one of these band-aided seams.
A weekend photo trip to the Finger Lakes region
I have never visited the Finger Lakes area, though I have heard the name pop up at various points in my lifetime. So, with a few extra bucks earned from mowing the lawn for a neighbor (yes, kids, even we old guys will mow lawns for a few extra bucks!), I thought I'd dust off the camera, hop on the motorcycle, and spend a couple days on the road.
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Dutch Country and Dutch Chocolate
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... mile ride, pack bikes into the container and hopefully catch our flight back to England about 6pm.
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Our Florentine Experience
... You can go on top and walk all the way around. As with many places we went, our final stop before leaving was for gelato. Don't know what we will do having to eat Breyer's again.
Florence English congregation. The kingdom hall is outside of town and takes 2 buses to get there. In 90 degree heat and over 60% humidity needless to say there was sweating -- most of it done by yours truly. What made it all worthwhile was being welcomed with smiling faces and kind words. They ...
Day Sixty Eight
Today in my built environment class we chose the topic for our final research paper. Mine is on Giorgio Vasari's corridor. We also got our midterms back! I got a 95!!!! :D we did a site visit to the convent of San Marco. In ballet we started to learn the choreography for our final performance!! We are dancing to music from ...
To Florence
... copy of it in Florence as well. We felt a bit like heathens for not knowing where the real David was. We took up one of her eating suggestions around the corner, in one of the many very attractive piazza's. It was at Gucci's, which is part of the a Gucci museum, but the restaurant is fully outside and a little upmarket. Our lunch cost about 50 euro. Then we walked around. The plaza's are close together and just like in Rome every street and turn has a view. We'd been a ...
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... t be asked to walk two blocks over to see it?!" - "NO". I'm kinda with grand pops on this, if they've been on the whistle stop tour these things usually are, hell no, I'm knackered, I'm not walking another step even to see Michelangelo himself chalking the f******g annunciation on the pavement. Good on you pops. Apart from overhearing things I've also met some really nice people. The mosaic artisan who chatted with me ...
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text: Jedburgh Camping and Caravanning Club Site (110 reviews) from £5.90 to £10.05 Per person/night Contact Us Book It Images Video Map Select Section Overview A peaceful haven in the Scottish Borders. If you're wanting to explore the Scottish Borders or on the way to or from Scotland, our Jedburgh Club campsite is the ideal stop off. Located close to the pretty border market town of the same name, this campsite is also perfect for walkers. Jedburgh is a small campsite – just fifty pitches – catering for all types of camper including backpackers. Tent campers have their own separate tree-lined, level area and there is a recreation field beyond. Facilities include toilets, showers, laundry and a wash up area. There's a lovely riverside walk into town, if you're lucky you may spot some of the local bird and wildlife. Once in Jedburgh you can follow a two-mile historic town trail which takes in some of the local landmarks – Jedburgh Castle Jail, Queen Mary's House and Bonnie Prince Charlie's House. More seasoned walkers will enjoy the campsite's proximity to St Cuthbert's Way and the Borders Abbey Way. Jedforest Deer and Farm Park just south of Jedburgh as well as lots of animals to see, has a falconry centre and a wooded adventure playground. Jedburgh is also handy for visiting more border towns including Duns, Kelso, Coldstream and Galashiels. The 250 square mile Keilder Water and Forest Park is a short drive away, offering a range of activities including walking, cycling, star gazing, sailing and canoeing. Jedburgh is also ideal for anyone wishing to experience the unique common ridings – a spectacular display of horsemanship commemorating the centuries old patrolling of the border country. Worth Noting Please note that TV reception can be poor. Rock pegs are required for awnings on hardstandings. WiFi 100% coverage cannot be guaranteed due to rural location, weather conditions and changing flora. These can cause variable signal strength. Hotspots are available. Prices. Eat Local Two independent butchers in the town source all their meat locally. There are two local bakers within a few miles of Site. The Simply Scottish restaurant serves predominantly Scottish food and the nearby fish and chip shop also sells Scottish fish. Facilities Jedburgh has the following facilities on or around the site. Members' and non-members' caravans welcome Members' and non-members' trailer tents welcome Hardstanding with electric hook-up Grass only pitch (no electric) Flushing toilet Washbasins Some accessible facilities Drinking water taps Washing Machines Ice pack freezing Payphone Electric hook-up Battery charging facilities Members' and non-members' motorhomes welcome Members' and non-members' tents welcome Grass pitch with electric hook-up A well-sheltered site Showers Electric shaver sockets Chemical toilet disposal point Motorhome stop-off Dishwashing facilities Gas cylinders Pets welcome Club Site Wi-fi Reviews Review 1 |2 |28 |Next » Expand review Recommended: yes 4 I think we expect club sites to be clean, and this site was no exception. Tim (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Jedburgh I think we expect club sites to be clean, and this site was no exception. Spotlessly clean and well maintained, although the facilities block is starting to look dated. Access to the gents loos and showers was "interesting", thanks to a dodgy lock! The site is next to the football/ rugby club and pitches, which makes a handy walking spot for dogs. It is an easy walk into Jedburgh, along the river (we really liked Jedburgh, nice little place, enjoyed seeing the old jail and Abbey etc.). Don't think there is anywhere to eat or drink in the evening nearby, so it means a walk into the town. Just wish Club sites would provide free wifi! Location: Town Suitable For: Older couples,Peaceful break Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 3 Expand review Recommended: yes 4.7 Jedburgh compact and full of history at every turn, from the Castle Gaol to Queen Mary's House... Martin (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Jedburgh Jedburgh compact and full of history at every turn, from the Castle Gaol to Queen Mary's House (both voluntary donations only), with a variety of cafes and eating places in between is an easy walk or short bus ride from site. Towing: Easy Location: Town,Country Suitable For: Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 4 Expand review Recommended: no 3.7 Called with my wife earlier this week and found the site to be very quite especially with it... Alan & Alison (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Jedburgh Called with my wife earlier this week and found the site to be very quite especially with it being a Bank Holiday. We found the toilet facilities to be outdated and worn but clean, (separate toilet block to the shower block), not sure if we would rush back. The site itself has an access road to the local football club running through the middle of it which didn't affect us as there wasn't any games over the weekend. Towing: Easy Location: Town Suitable For: Peaceful break Friendliness: 4 Cleanliness: 4 Facilities: 3 Expand review Recommended: yes 5 Read comments before our visit about the older toilet and shower block. R. Armstrong (Club Member) stayed May 2017 This review is for Jedburgh Read comments before our visit about the older toilet and shower block. Might not be a new build but they were spotlessly clean and newly decorated with lovely pictures and plants to add a modern touch. No worries at all, the site was very well kept and the Staff were welcoming and very informative. We enjoyed a lovely, restful bank holiday weekend and family joined us on the second day, with the site offering an adjacent pitch. We will definitely be back. Location: Town,Country Suitable For: Families,Older couples,Active break,Peaceful break,Younger couples Friendliness: 5 Cleanliness: 5 Facilities: 5 1 |2 |28 |Next » Travel Local Travel Nearest bus stop: 200m from Site entrance Nearest train station: Berwick-upon-Tweed – 40 miles Get Directions to Jedburgh Staying here? Public transport near the site Bike ride? 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"I..."Corby mused," It's a shame I can't bring people with me, but yes I can bring objects if they're jammed inside my pocket or tight inside my hand I guess. But, when I jump through dimensions, I can't change them. It's a little bit like a rule, we aren't allowed to change what happens in the past or present or it could change the future forever. It's...complicated to explain." She sighed.
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Second day in the Picos de Europa
In the morning we went up with the cable car to the Parador de Fuente De (900m). When we got at the top it was 4 degrees and foggy. Luckily after a while some parts cleared and we could see the famous peaks. After a walk we had lunch in Potes and went for a drive just to see more of the beautiful ...
First day in the Picos de Europa
We booked a hotel in Potes to explore the national park Picos de Europa. Such a beautiful range of mountains. Potes is on the eastern side. On our way there we stopped at Cangas de Onis to get some information on trails and the park. After that we first did a walk around the Lago de la Ercina and had lunch before we continued our route to Potes where we arrived late in the ...
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... Someone, I think it was Franco, decided that a reservoir needed to be built where the original village stood. So, everybody had to move and their houses were flooded. Nice. Now I'm back n the bus and we're headed to Leon. The land is much flatter here and most of the towns look old and faded. I think everyone else is asleep, even Pablo stopped talking which is unusual. We will arrive in Leon within the hour, get a few minutes to change our clothes, and then a walking tour ...
Day 21 -- San Esteban de Leces to Sobrayo -- 11km
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Camping Les Fontaines Campsite
Annecy, The AlpsSite code: AL011
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- Kids' play area on parc that includes a giant jumping pillow
- Surrounded by stunning scenery at the edge of Lake Annecy
- Perfect for cycling, climbing and walking
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Aquatic excitement at the foot of the Alps
Rushing waterfalls, labyrinthine caves and soaring mountains, when you got the French Alps as a backdrop you really don't have to try too hard to impress. But that hasn't stopped Les Fontaines from extending one of the warmest welcomes in Annecy.
When you've finished exploring the mysterious Cascade de Seythenex cave system, and the St Ruph waterfall, you can rest assured that a rustic, relaxed parc is waiting for you. Beautifully situated just a few minutes from Lake Annecy, Les Fontaines is a steeply terraced parc, with a partly covered pool complex, plus a paddling pool for the little ones. But the crowning glory has to be the aqua complex, complete with a four-lane waterslide.
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11/05/2018 - 09/09/2018
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This is what Kurt Andersen considers a holiday tale ... melting ice caps and extraterrestrial spies? Kurt's story, "Human Intelligence," was produced for radio by Jonathan Mitchell, and stars Melanie Hoopes, John Ottavino, and Ed Herbstman. The unabridged version was published last year in Stories: All New Tales, an anthology edited by Neil Gaiman and Al Sarrantonio.
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Raiders MarchArtist: John WilliamsAlbum: Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)Label: Concord Music Group
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- Beds: 3
- Total Rooms: 7
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 2,032 ($159.89 per sq. foot)
- County: Du Page
- Elementary School: Westfield Elementary School
- Style: Townhouse
- Baths: 3 (Full: 2 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Stories: 2
- New Construction: No
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $8,819
- High School: Glenbard South High School
- Subdivision: Arboretum Estates
- Year Built: 1993
- Status: Active with Contingency
- Fireplaces: 1
- Special Considerations: Bank/Lender-Owned
- Association Fee: $330
- Middle School: Glen Crest Middle School
Additional Rooms Recreation Room, Utility Room-1st Floor
Age 21-25 Years
Air Conditioning Central Air
Area Glen Ellyn
Assessment Includes Lawn Care, Other, Snow Removal
Basement Full
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WARSAW — The lives and crafts of men and women in the period dating 1760 to 1900 were brought to life Saturday and Sunday at the 36th annual Warsaw Pioneer Heritage Days, in an event that often draws 8,000 to 10,000 people.
With the scent of wood fires wafting on fall the breeze and the sound of mountain music in the air, soap and broom makers, tin and copper smiths, and women making pioneer rag dolls and spinning wool, plus many other period craftsmen drew bus loads of crowds to the Truman Visitor's Center in Warsaw this weekend.
The event called a "living history experience" by the Kaysinger Bluff Pioneer Heritage Association offered two locations. Pioneer activities sponsored by the KBPHA were located at the Harry S. Truman Visitor's Center and modern day crafts and vendors, sponsored by Warsaw Area Chamber of Commerce, were located at Drake Harbor in downtown Warsaw.
"It seems like the crowds down a little from our biggest years," Harry S. Truman State Park Ranger Erin Cordrey said Saturday. "I think 8,000 to 10,000 is a lot of people for the weekend and that's just our event up here not the one downtown.
"Everything's going really, really well," she added. "We had a good turnout of exhibitors this year and everybody seems just thrilled with what they are seeing, there's a lot to offer."
On the south area of Kaysinger bluff the event exhibited a mountain man and civil war encampment. To the north of the Visitor's Center, on the Hooper House Trail, there were a myriad of period exhibitors and also the Northern Cherokee Nation.
"The thing about this event is the Kaysinger Bluff Pioneer Heritage Association insists on period," Cordrey noted. "They want everyone in costume, they are pretty insistent on that. That makes it kind of neat I think."
"I think its going really well, " Kathy Long, who is on the KBPHA board of directors, said. "We've got some new demonstrators, some new musicians and the turnout looks great. The weather is beautiful and I think everything's going well."
New this year was the Northern Cherokee Nation, a new copper smith and a horse demonstration.
"It talks about the different breeds that came over and how horses were used in the pioneer life," Long said of the demonstration.
She said she thought the number of visitors may be up this year because so many people were "coming through."
Tim Lunceford, a tinsmith from Independence, and his wife Angela Lunceford and son Michael were demonstrating at the event. The Luncefords often participate in period events at Missouri Town 1855 in Blue Springs. This is their third year to attend Heritage Days.
For the Luncefords, like many other demonstrators, the event is a family affair.
"We really enjoy it," Angela said as her husband worked stoking a campfire. "We have a lot of family that is out here. His baby brother has the oxen, his mother does the wool dyeing, and his dad does weaving (and) his sister's in the shop up there."
Angela noted that her husband makes the pieces not to sell, but to show others what life was like in the 1800s.
"He's been doing metal work pretty much since he got out of high school," she said. "He decided he wanted to do something that was more historically based. Not for profit, just for demonstration and teaching. So that's how he started the tinsmithing."
Some of the pieces Tim makes are unfamiliar to others.
"For instance a Betty Lamp (circa 1800s)," she said holding up the lamp. "It was German … and you use lard and a cotton wick. It burns about as bright as a candle. What dated before that, was the cruse lamp (circa 1600-1700) and it was also animal fat and either a cotton wick or a reed."
Angela said the family plans one additional event this year. They will participate at Missouri Town 1855's Christmas Celebration Dec. 10.
On the opposite end of Kaysinger Bluff, Jayna Buck, of Hurdland, was busy at the Civil War encampment spinning wool and talking to visitors.
She and her husband Chris Buck are members of the Landis' Missouri Artillery Battery, a Confederate Civil War reenactment cannon battalion.
"Landis Battery was an original battery out of Missouri, out of St. Joe," she noted.
Buck makes all of her period clothing and said this was her third year to participate in reenactments, and her second to attend Heritage Days.
"My husband's been doing this for five years," she added. "The only reason why I started doing this is because I didn't want to sit around camp. I thought well I can bring my spinning wheel, it is period."
She also purchased a period drum carder (circa 1848) to card the wool.
"They were for sale in 1848, but they were $200 to $400 a piece," she said.
Michael Fraser and Tenley Hansen, the Shortleaf Duet, took time strolling the grounds singing and playing traditional Missouri mountain music. The duet hailing from Rogersville, near Springfield, played soft ballads and fiddle tunes.
"We do primarily traditional Ozark, the music the settlers that came into this country played, and brought with them from the Appalachian," Fraser said. "I just got interested in the Ozark culture, the old culture, and part of that was the music. I was already a musician and then when I started finding out about this culture I wanted to learn the old music."
He added that they have been performing together for about 10 years.
They were both happy to be part of Warsaw Heritage Days.
"All the people who run this are so nice," Hansen added.
Faith Bemiss can be reached at 530-0289 or @flbemiss.


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These changes will be implemented in 2016 to reduce delays and increase safety
NORTH West 200 Event Director Mervyn Whyte MBE and team have introduced some significant changes which will be implemented for the 2016 North West 200 races to reduce delays and increase safety for competitors and spectators.
The 2015 North West 200 provided great racing, however a serious incident occurred during the opening Suprstock event on Saturday and has since led to a comprehensive investigation.
New safety measures have since been confirmed and will be implemented to ensure the continuing safety of competitors and spectators.
Whyte explained: "As a result of a combination of a significant delay involved in dealing with that incident and poor weather, the North West 200 organisers were forced to curtail the Saturday race programme.
"As Event Director I understand the frustration of the race teams and fans with that situation. We have taken on board the views of everyone involved in the race and have been engaged in intensive consultation with fans, team principals and riders over the past four months.
"Our aim is to improve the race organisation, making its operation both faster and more efficient. As a result we intend to introduce these significant changes for 2016."
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Ah, the holy tears of Jewish women who weep while praying at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. Not holy, says the holy site's chief rabbi. Instead, says Rabbi Shmuel Rabinovitch, women's tears are responsible for the high level of fecal contamination found in the prayer books at the Wall, or kotel, even those that are found on the men's side of the high mechitzah.
If anyone had any doubt that the man in charge of Judaism's holiest site — Rabinovitch not only enforces the regulation banning women from praying together with a sefer Torah in the women's section, but also seeks to segregate men and women throughout the entire large plaza that forms the approach to the kotel — should not be in his important post, then this assertion should make that perfectly clear. His statement underscores just how backwards attitudes toward women have become in the fervently Orthodox community. It also makes clear that it isn't the women's tears that are full of feces.
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PRINEVILLE, Ore. - Crook County became the second county in Central Oregon Wednesday to place a temporary moratorium on medical marijuana facilities.
After taking public statements from the district attorney and county health officials --both in favor of the ban --county commissioners and the county judge voted unanimously to adopt the moratorium.
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City officials told NewsChannel 21 the council held a workshop a few weeks ago and discussed it again at a meeting last week, directing staff to move forward with the one-year ban. The issue is on next Tuesday's council agenda for the first of two public hearings.
County Judge Mike McCabe said although the temporary ban will only last until May 2015, when state lawmakers revisit the issue, he hopes Crook County will eventually be able to permanently the shops.
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Like many cities, Redmond passed an ordinance referring to the law recently passed by the state Legislature, which allows local governments to adopt a moratorium -- but they must do so by May 1st, and it will only be in effect until next May 1st, by which time lawmakers will revisit the issue.
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Recent sharp rise in GBP/JPY has increased the bullish pressure on GBP/USD. However, the 2009-2013 trend line (currently at $1.6340) is a strong resistance for the pair. Even a break above $1.6260 (last months' highs) will likely be limited by $1.6340. There is still a high chance for the pair to top here, but we'll wait for a confirming break below $1.5900 to enter strategic shorts in GBP.
From the fundamental viewpoint, today the markets look forward to the BOE's inflation report hearings at 14:00 GMT. "We expect the BoE to repeat that the unexpectedly strong growth momentum is the reason that the MPC lowered its unemployment rate projection and that there could be a case for not raising the Bank Rate immediately at the 7% unemployment threshold", economists at Danske Bank forecast.
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With our spur of the moment decision to take off and go do the JMT, my son and I are debating where to start. Coming in from the East from Idaho, I wasn't planning on going into the valley and trying to start at Happy Isles. I grew up in the Valley, and we can go back and hike that section some other time. I really thought that the best bet would be to try for a walk up permit in TM. I've been on the phone lots checking for cancellations, and have had numerous talks with the Rangers. The general consensus is that if you are willing to wait a day or two, and are willing to get in line really early, chances are good for a permit. BUT, coming from Reno, we are three hours from the Permit station, and that plan could easily eat up two days of time. Soooo, Plan B was to just start off at Rush Cr, and hike the 6 miles into the JMT and catch it at Thousand Island Lake. We will miss the Lyell Canyon, and a couple of initial passes, but overall I'm thinking this is still a good compromise, and would allow us to walk up and start our hike with no issues.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - November 28, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Education DECA officers plan for year ahead The New Braunfels High School Chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America relies on Its officers to provide leadership and direction for the club. Serving es the 1996-97 DECA officers are, seated, left to right, Blanca Saenz, secretary; Selena McKlnnls, parliamentarian; and Kim Qirouard, president. Behind them are Ymelda Castille|a, treasurer; Monica Garcia, reporter; and Gina Serna, historian. Not shown is Vice President Shavon Mulkey. The sponsor of the club is NBHS Marketing Instructor Bob Baker. NBISD photo by LESLIE KRIEWALDTEducating everyone takes everyone. Tilo Schmidt NBISD Their talents are New Braunfels ISO Calendar of Events NOV. 27-29 Tuba, Dec. 3 Friday, Dec. 6 Mon, Dec. 9 Tues,Dec IO Thun, Dec. 12 Dec. 16-20 Student and Staff Holidays for Thanksgiving School Board Meeting, 5:30 pm in the Board Room of The Education Center NBISD City Council PTA Luncheon, 11:45 am. at The Education Center NBMS Student Council Dance at OakRun School Cafeteria from 7-10 pm Lone Star Primary PTA meeting and music program, 6:30 p.m. NBISD School Board Meeting, 7 pm in the Board Room of The Education Center New Braunfels Middle School Holiday Band Concert at 7 pm in the high school cafetorium. New Braunfels high School Hofiday Band Concert at 7:30 pm in the high school cafetorium • OakRun/New Braunfels Mickle School choir concert in the OakRun cafeteria at 7 pm. NBISD Administrators Appreciation Day ■ NBISD Transportation Department Food Drive Meet the Teachers •Throughout the school year, "Meet the Teachers" features educators who are new to New Braunfels Independent School District. Abigail Santana earned her bachelor's degree in Bilingual Education from Texas AAM International University. She also holds an associate's degree in liberal arts from Los Angeles Valley College. A beginning educator, she teaches third-graders at Memorial Elementary School. Greatest pleasure in teaching; "The greatest pleasure in teaching is seeing the e&itement of the students when they discover they have learned something new. The only way to do this is for the teacher to show enthusiasm when teaching." Philosophy of education; "I believe teaching is developing and creating an environment geared towards inspiring the students to learn and to use their minds. It is focusing chi students' needs and their abilities without excuses." 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PURPOSE: Large scale clinical trials are underway in the United States and Europe to evaluate the efficacy of lung cancer screening. The objective of this study is to examine physicians' attitudes and beliefs towards screening for lung cancer.
METHODS: This prospective, descriptive survey was developed by the investigators using items from validated instruments on cancer screening (n=14) while others were developed de novo (n=8) by the research team. A total of 3000 physicians (1000 family practitioners, 1000 internists, and 1000 pulmonologists) were mailed the survey, with 2 follow-up mailings for non-responders. Based on their response, physicians were categorized using a five point response scale as high screeners (HS=very often/always), low screeners (LS=rarely/sometimes), or no-screeners. Additionally, physicians were asked to rank in order factors that would influence screening.
RESULTS: A total of 303 physicians completed the survey, including 215 (71%) primary care providers and 88 (29%) pulmonologists. Twenty five percent report that they actively screen smokers for lung cancer with chest radiography. Pulmonary physicians screen more often than primary practitioners (HS 49% vs. 16%, p=0.02). Physicians with 0–5 years after training screen less compared to those with >10 years in practice (HS 0 vs. 28%, p=0.0075). University affiliation was not associated with differences in screening preferences (p=0.25). The factors that are important for physicians when assessing a screening program are (from most to least important): (1) clinical efficacy (2) ACS/USPSTF guidelines (3) randomized, controlled trials showing mortality benefits (4) low number of false-positive test results (5) cost-effectiveness to society.
CONCLUSION: Despite the fact that chest radiographic screening is not recommended, a substantial group of physicians screen anyway. Pulmonologists screen more often than primary care providers. Clinicians with more years in practice screen more often than those without.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Screening outside accepted guidelines has potential risks including false-positive results, unnecessary invasive procedures, radiation exposure, psychological stress, and increased costs to the health care system. Further study is needed to explore reasons for this practice.
DISCLOSURE: Mario Gomez, None.
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Obviously, you didn't buy your Hombre unless you understood you would be getting Japanese engineering and youthfulness both rolled up into one automobile. The vehicle in your driveway symbolizes the best in class compared to all the other vehicles these days. Your Isuzu dealership isn't the only place to buy genuine or original equipment quality replacement parts for your Hombre. While it may not be difficult to find replacement parts for Isuzu vehicles, these days the necessity for nothing but the highest quality are required to maintain your automobile.
Believe it or not, but for a long time there was no such thing as power steering. You can consider your power steering pump the heart of your Isuzu Hombre steering system, as it is responsible for pumping hydraulic fluid through the lines. Your Isuzu Hombre power steering pump is powered by the crankshaft, and connected via a drive belt between the crank and the pump pulley. It keeps the power steering fluid under constant pressure so that your rack and pinion can make steering easier. You will notice a gradual loss of your power steering if the power steering pump is leaking, but if it seizes you can expect no power steering at all.
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