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LANCASTER, Wis. - A group of Grant county moms said a state law is preventing important research on marijuana oil from being done in Wisconsin, despite their efforts to make it happen here.
The state passed a law legalizing CBD oil earlier this year. But the law only allows the drug to be prescribed if the FDA issues an investigational permit to a doctor, who must undertake an effort to study the drug. Some families across the country said it is the only drug that has provided their children relief from constant and debilitating seizures.
The "Moms on a Mission" in Lancaster are parents of 13 children who have epilepsy in that small community of just more than 3,800. The group has held fundraisers for the last four years, raising thousands of dollars for epilepsy research. This year, they decided a $50,000 grant they funded could go toward research on CBD oil, in the hopes a trial could happen in Wisconsin.
"We raised the money and thought, 'We have the money, and now someone will want it and do it,'" said mom Nicole McLean. "Unfortunately, we're here now months later and nobody wants to do it."
McLean's son Evan is 9 years old and has lived with seizures since birth. She sayid he's been on just about every epilepsy medication, but nothing controls it.
"The only thing we have left is the CBD oil," said McLean. "That's the only thing we have left for him to live anywhere near a normal life."
The law, signed into law by the governor in April, has now been called "Lydia's Law," named after Lydia Schaeffer, a young girl who died of her seizures last May and whose parents fought for the law.
The Epilepsy Foundation Heart of Wisconsin said the law has not worked as intended, and parents have been calling the foundation frantic that they still don't have access to CBD oil.
"I think that was the intent of Lydia's Law, and it might be a disservice to call it Lydia's Law because it really turned into Murphy's Law," said Art Taggart with the Epilepsy Foundation. "It's not having the desired and intended effect for Wisconsin families."
Taggart said the grant has been posted for about a month, and the deadline was Friday. He believes it's unlikely any doctors in Wisconsin, although interested, will be awarded the measure because of how Wisconsin's law is worded.
"It makes it more difficult for researchers who are interested because they need waivers from the FDA and the FDA has no history of granting those kind of waivers," Taggart said. "It's complicated for medical professionals to participate, even if they want to."
The group of mothers is determined to get the oil studied.
"I believe if someone is brave enough to start this ball rolling, we will eventually get it here, hopefully," said Shonda Crapp, one of the organizers of Moms on a Mission.
The mothers know their grant is a "Hail Mary," but that doesn't mean they'll stop fighting.
"It's not worth quitting," McLean said. "We don't quit, we're mothers. We fight for our children every day."
Next year will be the moms fifth year of raising money for epilepsy research. They said they hope to have raised $250,000 in that amount of time for grants, and hope that CBD oil will be available more widely by then.
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The 'Teen Mom 2' star is 'exhausted' by constant morning sickness, but she is happier than we've ever seen her. She gushed about her guy, Nathan, and the family they're growing together — and even has a wedding date set, pending her divorce from her ex, Courtland Rogers!
Jenelle Evans spoke out after confirming that she is expecting another baby, her first with boyfriend Nathan Griffith. The Teen Mom 2 star wants her fans and haters alike to know that she has really changed, and was purposely "trying" for her second child because she was looking to grow a family with Nathan. The couple bonded over their children: her 4-year-old son Jace and his 2-year-old daughter Emery, but they can't wait to "settle down" together.
Jenelle Evans: Second Baby Was Planned, Wants To Marry Nathan Griffith
"We just want a child of our own that we can raise together as a family, and we want a stable relationship for Jace and his daughter," Jenelle, 21, told MTV. "We just want to settle down."
Jenelle revealed she's not even scared about her unknown future. "I think it would scare me more if I was in the situation I was when I had Jace," she explained, since she was 16 when she got pregnant before. "Now I'm in a stable relationship and I have my own place, my own car, a job … I can pay my bills. I'm just happy with my life right now."
Jenelle Evans Dishes On Relationship With Nathan Griffith
When she first met Nathan, she felt that the pair both understood each other's situations. "His ex-wife's parents have guardianship [of Emery], kind of like the situation I'm in," Jenelle explained in the MTV interview. "He was like, 'No one understands the situation I'm in and that I deal with,' and I said that I could relate to him. We both have to deal with our parents to deal with our children."
Jenelle says their relationship "works because he doesn't like drugs, barely drinks, nothing like that," and that she can't wait to marry him. "I have to get divorced first, of course," she explained, but said she wants a summer wedding after the baby is born.
Jenelle's recovery from drug addiction hasn't been easy for her, but Nathan has seemed to inspire her!
We're happy that Jenelle's happy — and wish the couple the best!
What do YOU think, HollyMoms? Do you think Jenelle has changed?
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The truth about a doctor's day: know-it-all patients and no time for lunch
Science-fiction buffs often conjure up visions of medical care whereby the physical exam is supplanted by a scanner, face-to-face interaction occurs via screen, and the doctor-patient relationship gives way to a cyborg in a white coat.
Most people don't want to see the venerable physician replaced by a computer. Yet, some would say, the onslaught of medical information empowering consumers is making the above scenario seem more like inevitability than fantasy.
According to new research conducted by McCann Health, doctors see a big disadvantage to technology — it's often being used to second-guess human medical judgment. It's as if data from the web and from wearables has predetermined clinical decision-making, rendering the office visit a mere fait accompli. A companion consumer study also conducted by McCann Health points the finger at millennial patients for exemplifying the trend.
See also: Is pharma's access to physicians decreasing or increasing?
This is just one area of tension manifesting as doctors' view of their profession clashes with today's changing healthcare dynamic. And the biopharma industry, for its part, needs to embrace a very different definition of doctors' roles and responsibilities.
"We don't know if doctors will be extinct or not. We don't know if the entire profession will change," Amar Urhekar, president of McCann Health Americas, said at an event to unveil the study findings, "but we truly believe there is something dramatically happening."
As part of the Truth About Doctor's study, 450 physicians — 70% specialists and 30% PCPs, split evenly among men and women, and representing a wide age range — were surveyed by the health communications network in partnership with McCann Truth Central, the global intelligence unit of parent company McCann Worldgroup, to get to know the human behind the white coat. It was the first of a three-part series designed to explore "the untold truth about health in America." Next in line are the Truth about Patients and the Truth about Pharmacists report.
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For the Doctor's study, McCann employees asked specialists and internists such questions as what stories they tell at the dinner table and what they would have done had they not entered medicine. What emerged were four key pillars underpinning what the researchers call "doctorness:" it's anchored by authority, built on relationships, centered around trust, and fueled by gratitude.
Those four pillars are under stress. For instance, data from the Truth About Wellness consumer survey shows that 32% of Americans ages 18 to 34 years old think that they could be a doctor with little or no training, a statistic which — while fascinating in a bizarre way — suggests the younger generation doesn't value the years of training doctors undergo.
At the reveal hosted at McCann Worldgroup's Manhattan offices earlier this month (pictured), study co-authors Hilary Gentile and Laura Simpson showed a clip from a 2015 episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" The comedian delivered a monologue about the anti-vaccine movement, which was followed up by a pre-recorded video (skip to 4:50) of several physicians defending their training and delivering a not-so-gentle reminder to people — particularly parents who haven't vaccinated their kids.
Moreover, the wellness survey showed, one in five patients said they trust their pharmacist more than they trust their doctor. "Authority is being questioned, the relationship is being challenged, trust is being eroded, and there is a lack of gratitude from doctors' point of view," said Simpson, who is EVP and global director for McCann Truth Central.
"How doctors define themselves is in conflict with how the world is changing," added Gentile, who is EVP and chief strategy officer for McCann Health North America. "Doctorness — the traditional way doctors practice medicine — is in jeopardy."
Indeed, physicians expressed skepticism as to whether the increased transparency of information today, with sites like ZocDoc allowing easy access to doctor reviews and wearable technology like FitBit generating all sorts of data, was actually helping the unhealthy or enabling a sort of tyranny among patients.
Simpson and Gentile identified several other ways in which doctorness is at odds with the new dynamic. Compounding the tension of transparency versus tyranny is one they call human versus machine, whereby patents' expectation of doctors to act with machine-like perfection contrasts with their need for them to be human beings. "We want them to be the ultimate caring ally," said Simpson. "At the same time, we don't want to see their humanness or know they're fallible."
Hilary Gentile (left) and Laura Simpson (right), present the findings of McCann Health's Truth About Doctor's study.
Mounting pressures for documentation don't sit well with the medical set, either. "Doctors are the ultimate matrix thinkers," she said. "They are artists and humanists. They want to solve problems by looking at things in many different ways. They don't want to be handed a sheet and protocol and told, 'This is the data and what I should be doing.'"
Then there's care versus commerce, in which HCPs are stripped of their autonomy by health systems that heap pressure on them to save lives while seeing more patients in a shorter amount of time. These trends clash with the factors that drove physicians into medicine in the first place.
"Doctors were at the heart of the ecosystem and everything revolved around them, including the patient," explained Simpson. "Now, the patient is at the heart of ecosystem and the physician is just one stakeholder amongst many."
See also: New consumer concerns harder for health brands to swallow
The keynote speaker at the McCann Health event, Dr. C. Michael Valentine, an interventional cardiologist who is also incoming vice president of the American College of Cardiology, said that the personality traits among the typical doctor — competitive, type-A perfectionist, compassionate, desirous of a stable job, and very independent — haven't changed all that much.
What is shifting is the demographic makeup of physicians across the country. According to data from a 2014 national survey he cited, 73% of cardiologists in the country are employed. "We're now in the corporate structure," said Dr. Valentine, whose Lynchburg, Virginia, practice merged with a health system a decade ago.
"That will impact every one of you as to how you approach the corporation as opposed to the family physician," he said. "Marcus Welby ain't there anymore."
How are doctors coping with this kind of pressure? When asked to rate their most important resources, time was number one. On the low end, only 3% cited the biopharma sales rep.
Mental energy, their team, a sense of humor, and the Internet were among the other resources HCPs said they draw on. Interestingly, there was a much higher reliance on empathy for older doctors and much less on the Internet, while the opposite was true for younger doctors.
"This begs the question," said Gentile: "Is knowledge becoming more of a resource for younger doctors vs. caring, compassion and empathy?"
See also: Engaging HCPs: Beer or Tacos?
To be sure, three-quarters of all physicians said they believe access to technology — on balance — is also a good thing for their patients because it makes them more proactive about their health and in getting checkups. Most surprising of all, said Gentile, was that 84% selected humor as one of the top three resources they rely on to defuse their daily pressures.
"As you think back to interactions with doctors, the stories they tell and how humor defuses it, it's amazing [that] when we do visual aids [for reps to show doctors]," she said. "Why haven't we used humor more?"
In fact, most of the tools marketers have at their disposal date back to an era when information about brands was passed down to KOLs and then out to prescribers in what John Cahill, global CEO of McCann Health, termed "presentation mode." "Yet, unless you've all fallen asleep, we've moved into a conversation paradigm," said Cahill at the Truth About Doctors event.
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Number One! Numero Uno!
Let the game begin, hear the starting gun Play from the heart today, we will overcome When the game is over, all the counting's done We were born to win, Number…
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The woman I love I crave to see She's up the country She won't write to me -from Come On In My Kitchen by Keb'Mo'
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Pens vs Isles
What was the greatest battle ever on the western plains? When me and a bunch of cowboys rode into Jesse James from Out On The Western Plains by Rory Gallagher
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You're trying my shoes on for a change They look so good but fit so strange Out of fashion, so I can't complain from Sunday Morning by No Doubt
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Beers and friends
The mess and the magic triumphant and tragic a mechanized world out of hand -from Natural Science by Rush
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A few beers in the South Side
Of all the things I value most of all I look inside myself and see my world and know that it is good You know that I should -from Spiral Architect by Black…
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Sunday run
Live your life without regret Don't be someone who they forget -from Northern Star by Melanie C.
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Wrenched up Saturday night
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I know they're crying for help reaching out The burden of them will take me down as well The sin of a thousand souls not died in vain Reincarnate still in me -…
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I keep drinking malted milk trying to drive my blues away from Malted Milk by Kid Jonny Lang & The Big Bang
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Sundays are boring.
I'm cruisin', going don't know where -from Cruisin' by The Stray Cats
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Meanwhile, down in the town, the happy folk slept restlessly, their dreams invaded by shadowy figures digging away at their souls. Every day, people would wake…
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At 10pm local time on Saturday, Zambia will walk out to face Senegal at the new stadium in Bata, Equatorial Guinea, in the second match of the double-header that opens this year's African Cup of Nations. While the return of their charismatic coach, Hervé Renard, has given Zambians genuine optimism again, the minds of many supporters will be cast back to 27 April 1993, when another Zambia team set off to play Senegal in a World Cup qualifier. That team, the best Zambia has ever had and potentially one of the greatest in African history, never arrived.
This will be the 10th time the sides have met since then, but what makes this game poignant is that it was just a few miles south of Bata that their plane went down, crashing into the Atlantic after refuelling in Gabon's capital, Libreville.
Zambia had blossomed at the 1988 Olympics, Kalusha Bwalya scoring a hat-trick as they thrashed a strong Italy side 4-0. It was a result that reverberated; this wasn't a 1-0 freak achieved through 89 minutes of defending and a lucky breakaway, it was a win based on complete domination.
Kalusha (Bwalya is such a common surname in Zambia that he's widely known by his first name) was the star of that side, a technically gifted and powerful forward. When he was 20, he was spotted by a Belgian scout and moved from his hometown club of Mufulira to Brugge Cercle and then, after the Olympics, to PSV Eindhoven. It was a transfer that saved his life.
A defeat away to Tunisia in their final qualifier meant Zambia missed out on the 1990 World Cup, but their football was lifted by the Olympics. Nkana Red Devils made the 1990 African Champions Cup final and Power Rangers won the 1991 African Cup-Winners' Cup. The 1980s had seen significant investment in the sport both from the government and the nationalised copper industry, spurred by the fact that the president, Kenneth Kaunda, loved football.
He ruled Zambia for 27 years, but by the late 1980s the economy was a mess. Zambia had to withdraw from hosting the 1988 African Nations Cup as funding for football began to dry up.
Travel to away games became increasingly difficult, with the national federation (FAZ) lacking the funds to charter planes. Frequently they would turn to the Zambian Air Force and ask to borrow a jet.
In 1992, Zambia won their first two games in the first World Cup qualifying phase, but then faced a trip to Madagascar. As so often, they ended up borrowing a Buffalo from the ZAF. When it took off for a five-hour trip over the Indian Ocean, the pilot insisted the players wore their life-jackets. The players joked about it, and Johnson Bwalya took some light-hearted photographs, but there was an awareness that this was not really something to joke about. "The boys," Kalusha said, "always used to say, 'This plane will kill us some day.'"
Zambia lost that game, but the team – if not its funding – recovered. Flying home on the Buffalo from a Cup of Nations qualifier from Mauritius, young forward Kelvin Mutale spoke to journalist Beauty Lupiya, telling her that even if the plane crashed they'd be safe because it would float. She told him not to be so morbid, but noticed how the plane struggled to gain altitude.
A week later, the players boarded the Buffalo again for the game against Senegal. Kalusha and Charles Musonda of Anderlecht had missed the Mauritius game and so made their own way to west Africa. En route to Dakar, it refuelled at Libreville. Gabon's transport ministry said it had routine checks and then took off again. Two minutes later it exploded, killing all five crew and 25 passengers.
Six members of the 1988 Olympic squad, including the goalkeeper Efford Chabala, died. So too did the 19-year-old Moses Chikwalakwala, Zambia's Young Player of the Year in 1992.
There were claims the plane had been shot down by the Gabonese military, mistaking it for an invasion force. Diplomatic relations between Gabon and Zambia were shattered, each trying to blame the other: eventually, in 2003, the official report was released. It was inconclusive – there was no flight recorder – but blamed an engine fault.
Kalusha became the centrepiece of a new team. Remarkably, under two Danish coaches and then the former Sunderland player Ian Porterfield, a young side rallied and reached the final of the 1994 Cup of Nations, where the Nigeria of Sunday Oliseh, Rashidi Yekini and Jay-Jay Okocha proved too strong and won 2-1. Zambia have never come as close to a major title since.
Kalusha played until his mid-30s, had a stint as coach and is now president of FAZ. "People cannot help but think about what might have been," Kalusha said. "We were a team with confidence, who wanted to reach the World Cup and were ready for it. We desperately want to achieve something still."
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Merry Cosmos -
Notice how Sagan emphasizes the incredible and incomprehensible vastness and immensity of the universe? And how he offers a prophetic insight that "the sky is calling?"
Atheist though he was, he was also - as a rational human being - what a Thomist would call an "intellector of being." Therefore, he was an "intellector of the good" since "good" and "being" are interchangeable.
As the human mind expands up to contemplate the very large or down to contemplate the very small, particular beings dissolve and the mind begins to obtain a concept of Being itself, which is Goodness, which is the reason that we feel a giddy euphoria from contemplating the large, whether it is "billions and billions of stars" or the Cosmos or God.
Sagan couldn't help himself from scratching on the door of theology. He, like all of us, are wired that way.
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"We completely redesigned the online deposit account," he said, noting the use of responsive design and A/B testing to see where new customers drop off and processes break down. In December, Regions also launched an interactive tool that guides customers to the best product.
"It replicates what the best branch bankers do in traditional banking," Hernandez said. The bank is close to replicating all branch experiences online, Hernandez said.
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Another key for the bank is partnerships. Regions cut a deal with Avant for personal lending in April and has worked with Ingo for a number of years to serve its prepaid and underbanked customers. "We're open to partnerships," Hernandez said, but added that it was not part of a particular strategy, but rather something pursued on a case-by-case basis.
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My first blog post in 2010!! First of all, I hope everyone had a great new year's celebration--mine was simply wonderful, laidback, and relaxing with my parents and Jeff, and I don't think I would have had it any other way... {crazy to think that in just 1 year my life has reversed itself from going out every weekend to wanting to spend my nights at home, right??}
To recap our night, we ventured to the Boro to my parents' house where my Mom was kicking up a major mexican feast, especially since we were EXHAUSTED from ham/turkey/holiday foods. We watched UT get dominated by the VT Hokies--awful, just awful--but still celebrated the night and rang in 2010 complete with fireworks from the neighborhood!
mom hard at work
time for dad's famous whiskey sours!!
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yummy food to get our party started
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After dinner, we got settled into comfy clothes {no glamorous NYE outfit this year friends}, and played as much Wii as we could possibly stand, granted we had just gorged our mouths full of yumminess! And I promise to share the BEST recipe for a sopapilla cheesecake- AMAZING!!
the best champagne ever=i may be running with this idea for my blog...
cheers to a fabulous 2010
The rest of my weekend was spent taking down Christmas {Meg, I love you for this!}, running at the Y {did I mention I hate it that I have to wait for a treadmill when people just NOW decide they need to workout}, and looking at more houses... cross your fingers I won't jump overboard through all of this--such an overwhelming experience buying your first home and I know it'll pay off, but I am ready to sign on the dotted line and have a home of my own.
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There seems to be a growing movement around the arts and food in Hamilton. What triggered this?
TP: This has been triggered by community. People working together and supporting one another.
JC: I believe growth was organic for the most part however when the trends emerged, the city did not take long to back them both. In the case of arts, they have committed to organizational assistance and some funding and in the case of food trucks, they have removed barriers to growth that allow that culture to thrive.
One can see there is authentic collaboration happening. What's the secret other cities can learn from?
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JC: The change agents actively work together across multiple industries from food to arts to development, with the end goal of a better city in mind - ultimately the city at large wins in this case. Other cities should see the end product of improved neighborhoods as its most important goal, not individual interests.
What are the top three culture or food trends that are thriving in your city?
TP: Music, galleries and small business restauranteurs.
JC: Really big free festivals like Supercrawl or Festival of Friends, shared community office space and the reincarnation of the corner store/corner market such as Dundurn Market, one of my new passions.
Can you compare the city to another city in the world?
TP: Brooklyn.
JC: Brooklyn, New York a decade ago.
In one sentence, tell us why someone should visit? And live?
TP: Hamilton is an open, affordable and accommodating city, with lots of hidden gems ranging from culture to architecture to the nature surroundings.
JC: "Because you can do anything in Hamilton."
Where do you see the city in five years? 10 years?
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JC: Five years -- I believe Hamilton will continue on its path of creating vibrant communities and will be home to wonderful homespun amenities. Those amenities created almost exclusively by the citizens that call it home. Ten Years -- Hamilton will become one of the top three cities to live in in Canada. This will be a result of a city hall that acts as a conduit to lead and engage its change agents to listen closely to its neighborhoods.
As the summer hits its midpoint, there are still many happenings for the public to attend.
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There are many lessons here for those who look to how to build successful communities. And for those of you who just want to go to a place filled with authentic, fun, collective experiences, you can now add Hamilton to the list. And if you want to be part of the movement, they are no doubt looking for big thinkers who are authentic in what they do.
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The Purple Pear Where: 946 Barton St. E. Type of food: Steak, seafood and classic entrees How much: Appetizers $3.95 to $9.95, mains $12.95 to $39.95 (for twin lobster tail)
Wild Orchid Where: 286 James St. N. Type of food: Portuguese, "masters of seafood," says Hanley. How much: Appetizers $5 to $15, mains $13 to $30
Quatrefoil Where: 16 Sydenham St. (Dundas) Type of food: Modern French, local ingredients. "The hallmark of exceptional," says Hanley. How much: Appetizers $9 to $24, mains $32 to $42
NàRoma Pizza Bar Where: 215 Locke St. S. Type of food: Pizza. "Their dough-making process takes 72 hours," says Hanley. "You've never met a more passionate pizza maker [than owner Mario Spina] in your life." How much: Appetizers $4 to $9, pizzas $11 to $20 (plus more for 'party' size)
Culantro Where: 537 Main St E. Type of food: Peruvian How much: Appetizers $4 to $8, plates $9 to $25
La Cantina Ristorante Where: 60 Walnut St. S. Type of food: Italian. "You go there at 7 and you just wind up staying until midnight," says Hanley. How much: Appetizers $6.50 to $14.95, mains $12.95 to $24.95
Chicago Style Pizza Where: 534 Upper Sherman Ave. Type of food: Gooey, yummy pizza. How much: Pizza starting at $13.50 (with a lot of toppings and options to add)
La Luna Where: 306 King St. W., 650 Concession St. Type of food: Lebanese. "It's a no-nonsense place with amazing food," says Hanley. How much: Appetizers $6.50 to $8, mains $5.30 to $24.95
Papa Leo's Restaurant Where: 638 Concession St. Type of food: Breakfast and lunch (burgers, sandwiches) with a Portuguese influence, amazing specials How much: Breakfast $6.50 to $13, lunch $5 to $14
La Piazza Allegra Where: 180 James St. S. Type of food: Italian (pastas, pizzas, fish) How much: Appetizers $4 to $13, mains $14 to $24
Twisted Lemon Where: 3 Norton St. W. (Cayuga) Type of food: Seasonally and locally inspired cuisine. "Chef Dan Megna is committed to the marriage of flavours," says Hanley. How much: Menu changes constantly, but approximately $16 for appetizers, $35 to $40 for mains
The Aberdeen Tavern Where: 432 Aberdeen Ave. Type of food: Gastropub, comfort food. "They serve a duck confit Monte Cristo sandwich at brunch," says Hanley. "If that was a religion, you would just join it." How much: Shareable appetizers $4 to $17, mains $13 to $29
Matsuri Sushi Where: 24 King St. E., Unit #36 (Dundas) Type of food: Sushi How much: Appetizers $4.95 to $15.95, rolls from $2.50, dishes $10.95 to $21.95
The Ancaster Mill Where: 548 Old Dundas Rd. (Ancaster) Type of food: High-end dining with classic dishes. "Along with Quatrefoil, this is one of the more decadent dining experience you can have in the area," says Hanley. How much: Appetizers $10 to $16, mains $20 to $41
The Ship Where: 23 Augusta St. Type of food: Pub, seafood and craft beers. "It's really kicked-up pub fare with influences from around the world without going overboard," says Hanley. How much: Appetizers $5 to $13, mains $11 to $15
Detour Cafe Where: 41 King St. W. (Dundas) Type of food: This place started as a coffee roaster, then started serving brunch, then sandwiches, and now also has dinners on Fridays. How much: Breakfast $6 to $13, lunch $6.50 to $14
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 27, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas Sarasota wins Series FREDERICK, Md. — The all-stars from Sarasota, Fla. won the Senior Babe Ruth World Series on Saturday,, beating San Gabriel, Calif. 13-1. The New Braunfels all-stars finished fourth at the week-long tournament. San Gabriel defeated the local team and then beat Redman, Wash, to reach the finals. Redman was third in the tournament. Sports Herald'Zfituns Tuesday, August 27,1985 8ACowboys KO battlin' Bears, 15-13 IRVING (AP) — When Mike Ditka sends his Chicago Bears against his old boss, Tom Landry of the Dallas Cowboys, even a National Football League exhibition game takes on fist-flying intensity. Non-combatant Rafael Septien got the game-winner with a 24-yard field goal with three seconds to play as the unbeaten Cowboys (3-0) nipped the Bears (0-3) 15-13 in Monday Night at the NFL Fights. Last week, Septien kicked a 47-yard field goal in overtime to beat San Diego. The left hooks and right crosses started in the first period. Dallas defensive tackle Randy White was ejected in the first period after taking unfair advantage. He yanked off the helmet of offensive tackle Keith Van Home and used it as a clubbing tool on several Bears. "That's an automatic ejection when you do that,'' said Club Presidnt Tex Schramm, who is on the NFL Rules Committee. Sporadic fights broke out in every quarter, with the harried officials declaring each outbreak a draw with offsetting unsportsmanlike conduct penalties. "It was an interesting night,'' said Landry. "I've never seen that many fights. It was a tough football game." The fiery Ditka, who played and coached under Landry, said neither team would back down. "The fights were kind of silly," said Ditka, making his first return as a coach to Texas Stadium. "We don't teach it. We should be smarter than that, and they should be smarter. "I guess they have heard the Bears are tough guys. Dallas is tough too. Nobody wanted to back down." Lost in the flurry of fisticuffs were the returns of holdouts Dallas running back Tony Dorsett and Chicago middle linebacker Mike Singletary. Dorsett gained 36 yards on nine carries, while Singletary was in on six tackles. Dallas wide receiver Duriel Harris setup the winning field goal when he took an eight-yard Steve Pelluer pass away from cornerback Ken Taylor at the Chicago 24. "The defensive back had the ball first, but wasn't able to tuck it in," said Harris. "I just slid my arm in there and pulled it away." Chicago grabbed a 13-12 lead with 6:29 to play on a 10-yard touchdown pass from rookie Mike Tomczak to rookie James Maness. Tomczak of Ohio State completed his first NFL touchdown pass. Maness of Texas Christian, who had been held out with a hamstring injury, made his first NFL catch with 6:29 to play. Dallas quarterback Gary Hogeboom, playing three quarters because of a rib injury to Danny White, hit 17 of 37 passes for 182 yards. He fashioned a 98-yard second-quarter drive in which he hit seven of eight passes for 81 yards including a six-yard scoring strike to Tony Hill in the second period. Chicago starter Jim McMahon connected on eight of 15 passes for 76 yards. Landry said the 1985 edition of the Cowboys is a tough one. "It's a little tougher than ifs been in the past," Landry said. White agreed. "I wasn't around, but it looked like our defense was playing an aggressive game all the way through," White said. White said he was ejected because the official said he clubbed somebody with a helmet. "I don't know why I had the helmet in my hand, but I'm going to hear about it tomorrow from Coach Iandry," White said.No kung fu It looks like something from "Hill Country Ninja," but actually it's a pre-workout stretch that the Smithson Valley football team uses. The Rangers' varsity scrimmages Johnson City Friday at Ranger Stadium. 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Enough fish hooks plucked from various spots on their bodies to fill a big felt board put together emergency room workers at the Central Peninsula General Hospital. "They're all little owies," emergency room worker Charlotte Green says of this summer's hook collection. Owies? We're talking pain — with a capital P. Forget bear stories. Bears just bash you around and eat you. We're talking big, fish-goo-covered, barbed hooks imbedded in every imaginable spot. How much pain? Pat McCrum, a recent visitor from Sand Point, Idaho, was hustled into the emergency room with a heavy metal lure dangling from his nose. Not the outside; the inside. The ever-so-tender septum. His wife had nailed him in the schnoz as he stood behind her. Then she gave it a few yanks, trying to get it unsnagged. "It hurt so bad I couldn't even yell," McCrum said. Then there's the woman who showed up with a large hook through both lips. "It was horrible," said nurse Judy Schell. "That was one of the first ones this year." Between May and October every year, thousands of fishermen from all over the world make the trek to this little town of 3,600, which sits about 160 miles southwest of Anchorage on the Kenai Peninsula. The rivers and streams are spawning grounds for king, silver and red salmon, and Soldotna sits near some of the best accessible fishing in the state. That kind of accessibility in a mostly inaccessible state has a price. Fishermen stand shoulder-to-shoulder in places, flailing the waters in unison to avoid tangles — combat fishing at its finest. Sometimes it works. When it doesn't, somebody gets to meet the staff at Central Peninsula where wire cutters and pliers are standard pieces of emergency room equipment. Most patients are adults, Schell says, and while some hooks are removed from areas not normally exposed to sunlight, most are found in hands or heads. 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To start of I am a complete newcomer to spraying and refinishing furniture ..
I have a Fuji mini-mite 4 stage turbine HVLP with the stock 1.4mm tip. I am looking for some advice on using this to paint an oak table and chairs white. I have read of many options in terms of products to use but all seem to have advantages and disadvantages. Paints like a waterborne alkyd ( http://www.dulux.ca/en/our-products/...ne-finish.html ) seem great but thinning sounds like its not suggested so I may have issues spraying through the hvlp. Most information seems to point to lacquers but the volatile nature of these, unless using a water based version, is defiantly a concern. Could I use latex and get good results and a durable finish? I have created a spray booth in my garage and used a fan to exhaust fumes but the fan and the lights are by no means explosion proof so I would like to avoid solvent based products. I am open to suggestions and am hoping someone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction in terms of getting started with this project. Any information on everything from sanding, priming and coatings would be greatly appreciated!
On a side note I live in Canada so I may be some what limited in product availability compared to our neighbors down south.
* Thin only with clean water...No solvents...No Floetrol (or other latex "flow" additives)...Clean water ONLY.
Also note that Dulux recommends specific primers beneath each app of their waterborne alkyd finish - in other words, this is not a self-priming product even in repaint work. Wateborne alkyds are nice finishes and are usually fine for projects such as kitchen table and chairs. Remember, these are alkyd finishes - just because they are borne in water, thin with water and clean up with soap and water, gives them no characteristics of acrylics (good or bad). The most noticeable downside of using an alkyd coating, is they will tend to discolor (yellow) over time (especially in the absence of UV light).
There are a number of acrylic coatings that'd be OK for use on this project. Insl-X's Cabinet Coat (Ben Moore) is an example of a low-blocking, hard drying, fast curing acrylic that has exceptional adhesion and reasonable scratch and mar resistance - a clear acrylic poly could be applied to the table top to provide even more moisture and mar resistance, if needed.
Acrylic lacquers are an interesting option for you though. The term "lacquer" has kind of changed over the years, and acrylic lacquers are really more similar to acrylic paints than anything "lacquer" - but due to the altering of acrylic resins with various thermoset plastics, these finishes do dry very hard and are somewhat moisture resistant - top coating with clear finishes is not really recommended as they will discolor the pigmented app (especially white). To add greater moisture resistance, consider using a pre-cat, waterborne acrylic lacquer...All above coatings will have a degree of "incidental" moisture resistance, greater moisture resistance will help to provide better protection from permanent water spotting and moisture rings. It is still, always recommended that you use place mats and coasters for drinking glasses and hot plates.
Personally, I'd probably use the pre-cat WB acrylic lacquer 'cause of (a) greater moisture resistance and (b) generally speaking, lacquers spray beautifully (though practice is still recommended).
I hope there is some info there that's helpful - I have a tendency to wander off topic once in a while, though. Let us know what you decide.
Thanks Ric
Yes I think im going with tinted wb lacquer as I understand that will give me the best looking and durable finish. I now only need to find a retailer that sell the product and will tint it in my area.... which has proved difficult.
If you can't find a retailer to supply your lacquer, try searching Mohawk on the web...I think they will ship it to you...They've got pretty good products and it'll be a factory finish white as opposed to a tinted clear. Good luck.
hey, ric, "(especially in the absence of UV light)." I think you meant "presence." That's why you shouldn't use alkyds at Christmas time.
dre can I ask why you're painting oak? Its a matter of personal taste of course, some folks like chocolate and some vanilla, but I always cringe a bit when somebody paints oak. And with its variation of really tight and really open grain you're liable to get the texture showing through, which you may like or even be going for. But you might need to apply and sand a filler B4 priming.
Painting oak, sigh, I bet you're one of them chocolate eaters too.
'Nope..."absence" ' Wull whaddaya know. Thanx. I guess i can use alkyds near the Xmas tree after all. And put a black light in the closet.
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Radio propagation is fundamental to radio system design. This text fills the gap in the market for a how to do it for professional engineers; an explanation of how to position and configure radio equipment in order to achieve a specific objective. An essential element of radio technology and propagation is how to use radio technology and knowledge of radio propagation to design a network that meets the needs of customers. Mobile Radio Network Design in the VHF and UHF Bands provides the technical and fundamental knowledge required for advanced mobile radio network design to achieve this in terms that the engineer will understand, and augments this with essential information gleaned from the authors' extensive experience in mobile radio network design. In this book you will find out how some of the most highly-regarded radio network designers around go about designing radio networks that actually meet the needs of the network subscriber and the network operator. It describes a well-proven framework that meets the essential need of ensuring that each step of the design project is carried out against known, unique and unambiguous requirements, and that these requirements have been extensively validated against the original requirements. * Reveals the secrets behind coverage design, capacity planning, interference analysis and reduction, frequency assignment and verifying that the delivered network actually performs as promised * Introduces the concept of documentary deliverables as part of the project and underlines the need for method statements, user requirement, functional, test and design specifications * Provides readers with a far greater understanding of the methods and processes necessary to bring about the successful completion of a radio network project * Highlights vital aspects of radio network projects that are not always apparent to every engineer, but which may have a vital impact on the success of the project The powerful approach used in this book will help to ensure the successful completion of every project and will be the basis for ensuring contractual compliance at every stage. It is an indispensable resource for all radio network design consultants and engineers, network operator technical managers, radio regulation engineers and military radio network planners. Bücher / Fremdsprachige Bücher / Englische Bücher 978-0-470-02980-0, John Wiley & Sons Inc
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