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German veteran Rainer Schuettler, a Wimbledon semi-finalist three years ago, upset fifth seed Sergiy Stakhovsky 6-3, 6-2 after qualifying into the field at Devonshire park. American Donald Young beat Britain's Daniel Cox 6-1, 7-5 while Illya Marchenko of the Ukraine, stopped Portugal's Frederico Gil 6-1, 6-3.

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It's a very nice place to stay. Pools, restaurants, recreation for kids, everything in one place!! A fire alarm making noise at 1:50 and 3am
Facilities were very nice and the food at Grand Cru Wine Bar was excellent Too much room deodorizer made the room smell like a potpourri shop. Otherwise was very nice. Easy to get around from there. Nice pool and hot tub.
The pools, arcade, restaurant and more! Extra fees
Very clean Needs a major face lift! Absolutely needs to be updated!
The staff at the hotel were all great. We had a very relaxing time. Room was clean and facilities were well maintained. Right on the beach and a short drive to any activities. Will be back for sure! Checking in and out was a bit slow, old computer system maybe? Restaurant and out door bar area only open during specific times. I know it was off season so don't know how it is when they are busy. Would have been nice to have food and drinks on a day besides Saturday as the outdoor area is so nice and relaxing. I'm sure they would lose money being open all the time but we would have eaten and drank more at the property rather than having to drive out if we had the choice.
Proximity to ocean and tiki bar, available chairs , clean food in restaurant was subpar
Close proximity to the beach, volleyball net, pool, beach chairs set up, friendly staff.
Very happy with the location, hotel room was chalet type close to beach area. Facilities to cook and fond it very comfortable.
very nice room with a great view, nice and clean, food was good nothing
The grounds were very nice and clean. Beach area was very clean. Staff was very nice The beds were not that comfortable but not enough so that I would not recommend the hotel.
beach was very nice, but the restaurant was very poor if they have a nice restaurante will be perfect ... anyway they nedd good restaurante... restaurante close at 8 p[m was just sandwiches,
I have stayed at the Blue Water during the summer months and, this time, during September with less people. I enjoyed both vacations equally. Being on the water with such a beautiful beach was wonderful. There is plenty of beach to walk and feel alone, or to be on the beach with other people. I appreciate the chairs and umbrellas available to guests. Nothing I did not like. We had noisy people above us during the first night. We mentioned this in the morning and our room was moved to an even nicer patio room. The rooms could be updated a bit, although they were clean.
Location, comfortable and clean rooms, including large and very nice bathroom. Rooms and beds are updated and very comfortable, except for the old and very noisy AC/heating unit. The grounds and pool maintenance have been ignored. The grounds completely and the pool lounge chairs are very old and uncomfortable. Also there used to be umbrellas by the pool. Now there are only 5 or 6 , half of which are broken
Location and security It is a shame that on St Pat's Day the piano bar was not open. We thought there would be entertainment as it was stated. There was little to choose from for dining.
Courteous staff, Clean room (ready on time), clean lobby , new restaurant, decent breakfast buffet No room service as it was off season, The up and down stairways getting to room was challenging, bu ti am sure that was out of any current owner's/managers fault.
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The location of the hotel and the proximity to dining and other activities. Lack of storage space for clothing.
I like the location best. The room did not have any closet or hangars for clothing. There was only a wall hook.
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clean, spacious, fireplace, great value in March, met all our needs for a weekend visit. thin walls, many rooms do not have ocean view,but the ocean is just steps away.
Location. We could see the ocean from our balcony. Also the water pressure was very strong, which was great. But, it was also unpredictable. See next answer. The shower was just warm. Not hot. But, when I accidentally ran some cold water in the kitchen sink, my sister told me the shower was wonderfully hot. Almost too hot. This seems like an adjustment that could be made.
Great room layout. Welcoming staff.
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clean, comfortable, up to date. Fantastic quiet place to get away, felt more like a cottage than a hotel room.
Hotel was excellent House keeping keeps knocking despite silence board and they keep calling even when you agreeed for late check out
Nice and quiet No
My room located right in front of the beach. It was so clean and ready for cook. It was a condo not just a room
The room was very nice. We will not go back there.We were being followed by a car when in our car on the second night staying there,we reported it to them with a description of the car.they didn't seem worried, the next day the same car was in their lot, it was an employee's car
Beautiful super clean and perfect location We were across the street from the beach but lived the extra quiet and la k of commotion!! Warm in the second floor and of course the first floor AC couldn't cool it down since heat rises! We left the second floor deck slider open and thT definitely helped!!!!
Great location great property Liked everything
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"I want to thank my colleagues for showing their support as I proudly take on the role of the Chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. For 35 years the CHC has focused on legislative priorities covering all areas that have a direct impact on the Hispanic or Latino community. We will continue to bring new ideas and new vigor to pave our way towards our great future in this country.
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Stayed here for 2 nights on business. So first the good things. The Hotel is modern and very stylishly furnished. The rooms are a good size and the bed very comfy indeed. We got a very good rate which made the stay overall inexpensive. The breakfast is very, very good (Lola)....although serving an English man warm milk with his tea is inexcusable! I went for the oatmeal but the fried breakfasts looked awesome. Great location with only a small walk to Pike Market etc.
On the flip side the gym isn't great. One treadmill, one elliptical and some free weights that only go up to 30lb? I used to always stay at the W when in town but have found increasingly that it attracts the wrong guest young, partygoers that make a lot of noise. That's cool, but not during the week when the rest of us have to go to work in the morning. I fear that Andra gets the same crowd. My work colleage had a VERY bad experience on his floor. A young English couple came back at the early hours of the morning and proceeded to have a an extremely loud argument. She was screaming hysterically for hours. The police came eventually and spent another hour trying to get the boyfriend out of the toilets. All in all my poor colleague had zero sleep. The next day they informed him that the couple were still on his floor. It's completely beyond me why they were not booted out after that. Who knows???
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- Computer-aided diagnosis (CAD): the use of special computer programs to scan mammographic images and flag areas that look suspicious.
- Core needle biopsy: A procedure where use of a small cutting needle to remove a core of tissue for microscopic examination.
- Cyclic breast changes: Normal tissue changes that occur in response to the changing levels of female hormones during the menstrual cycle, which can cause swelling, tenderness and pain.
- Cyst: A fluid-filled sac, usually benign.
- Diagnostic mammogram: The use of a breast x-ray to evaluate the breasts of a woman who has symptoms of disease such as a lump, or whose screening mammogram shows an abnormality.
- Digital mammography: A technique for recording x-ray images in computer code, which allows the information to enhance subtle, but potentially significant, changes.
- Ducts: Channels that carry body fluids – excretions or secretions. Breast ducts transport milk from the breast's lobules out to the nipple.
- Ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS): Cancer that is confined to the ducts of the breast tissue and has not spread to surrounding tissue.
- Ductogram: A test that helps determine the cause of a nipple discharge.
- Dysplastic cells: Abnormal cells which could eventually become cancerous.
- Excisional biopsy: The surgical removal (excision) of an abnormal or suspicious area of tissue, or lump by cutting the skin and removing the tissue for microscopic examination. Excisional biopsies remove the entire lump from the breast.
- Estrogen: The female sex hormone which develops the female secondary sex characteristics and has a variety of functions during the menstrual cycle.
- Estrogen replacement therapy: The use of estrogen in order to lessen the effects of being deficient in this hormone. (see Hormone replacement therapy)
- False negative (mammograms): Breast x-rays that miss cancer when it is present.
- False positive (mammograms): Breast x-rays that indicate breast cancer is present when the disease is truly absent.
- Fat necrosis: Lumps of fatty material that forms in response to a bruise or blow to the breast.
- Fibroadenoma: Benign breast tumor made up of both structural (fibro) and glandular (adenoma) tissues.
- Fibrocystic changes: Benign changes in the breast.
- Fine needle aspiration: A method in which fluid is removed from a cyst or cluster of cells from the affected area of the breast using a slender needle.
- Fine needle aspiration biopsy: A biopsy which uses a syringe with a thin needle to remove small tissue fragments from a tumour.
- Five-year survival rate: This refers to the percent of patients who live at least five years after their cancer is found.
- Frozen section: A sliver of frozen biopsy tissue. A frozen section provides a quick preliminary diagnosis but is not 100 percent reliable.
- Generalized breast lumpiness: Breast irregularities and lumpiness, commonplace and noncancerous. Sometimes called "fibrocystic disease" or "benign breast disease.
- Gene: Segment of a DNA molecule and the fundamental biological unit of heredity. It is responsible for the inherited characteristics that make beings different from one another.
- Genetic testing: A method by which a woman learns if she is carrying a mutated gene which may increase her risk of breast cancer.
- Genetic change: An alteration in a segment of DNA, which can disturb a gene's behavior and sometimes leads to disease.
- Glands: Organs in the body which secrete a substance.
- Higher risk (for breast cancer): A measure of the chances of getting breast cancer when factor(s) known to be associated with the disease are present.
- Hormone replacement therapy: Hormone-containing medications taken to offset the symptoms and other effects of the hormone loss that accompanies menopause.
- Hormones: A substance secreted by various glands in the body, which produce specific effects on specific target organs and tissues.
- Hormone receptors: Structures on cells to which hormones attach themselves, affecting the activity of that cell. If cancer cells have hormone receptors, they will usually respond to hormone therapy.
- Hormonal therapy: A type of cancer therapy which prevents natural hormones from stimulating the growth of tumours.
- Hyperplasia: Excessive growth of cells. Several types of benign breast conditions involve hyperplasia.
- Incisional biopsy: The surgical removal of a portion of an abnormal area of tissue, by cutting into (incising) it, for microscopic examination.
- Infection: Invasion of body tissues by microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses.
- Infiltrating cancer: Cancer that has spread to nearby tissue, lymph nodes under the arm, or other parts of the body.
- Infiltrating ductal carcinoma (IDC): Cancer that begins in a duct of the breast and spreads to the surrounding fatty tissue.
- Infiltrating lobular carcinoma (ILC): Cancer that begins in the lobules of the breast and spreads to other parts of the body.
- Inflammation: The body's protective response to injury (including infection). Inflammation is marked by heat, redness, swelling, pain and loss of function.
- Intraductal papilloma: A small wart-like growth that projects into a breast duct.
- Invasive cancer: Cancer that has spread to nearby tissue, lymph nodes under the arm, or other parts of the body. (Same as Infiltrating cancer.)
- Laser beam scanning: A technology being studied in research for breast cancer detection that shines a laser beam through the breast and records the image produced, using a special camera.
- Lobes, lobules, bulbs: Milk-producing tissues of the breast. Each of the breast's 15 to 20 lobes branches into smaller lobules and each lobule ends in scores of tiny bulbs. Milk originates in the bulbs and is carried by ducts to the nipple.
- Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS): Cancer that is found only in the lobules of the breast and that has not spread to the surrounding fatty tissue.
- Localization biopsy: The use of mammography to locate tissue containing an abnormality that can be detected only on mammograms, so it can be removed for microscopic examination.
- Local radiation: The insertion of a pellet of radioactive material into the cancer in order to shrink or kill cancer cells.
- Local therapy: A type of therapy use to treat the main or primary tumour and the area around it.
- Lumpectomy: Surgery to remove only the cancerous breast lump and some of the surrounding tissue; usually followed by radiation therapy. Also called a partial mastectomy.
- Lymphatic system: The tissues and organs that produce, store, and transport cells that fight infection and disease.
- Lymph nodes: Glands that are part of the body's defence system.
- Lymphatic tissue: Tissue made up of white blood cells in the lymphatic system.
- Lymphedema: A condition which occurs when the lymph node system is not draining enough fluid after some of the lymph nodes have been removed, resulting in fluid retention and swelling of the arm or hand.
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI): A technique that uses a powerful magnet linked to a computer to create detailed pictures of areas inside the body.
- Malignancy: State of being cancerous. Malignant tumours can spread to surrounding tissues and other parts of the body.
- Malignant growth: A cancerous growth that has the potential to spread.
- Mammary duct ectasia: A benign breast condition in which ducts beneath the nipple become dilated and sometimes inflamed, and which can cause pain and nipple discharge.
- Mammogram: A low-dose x-ray used to examine unusual changes in the breast or to screen for abnormalities where no changes has been found.
- Mammography: The examination of breast tissue using x-rays.
- Mastectomy: Surgery to remove the entire breast (or as much of the breast as possible).
- Mastitis: Infection of the breast. Mastitis is most often seen in nursing mothers.
- Menopause: The time when a woman's monthly menstrual periods cease, usually around the age of 50.
- Metastatic: Cancer which has spread through blood vessels or lymphatic channels to distant sites in the body.
- Menstrual cycle: The monthly cycle of discharge, during a woman's reproductive years, of blood and tissues from the uterus.
- Microcalcifications: Tiny deposits of calcium in the breast, which can show up on a mammogram. Certain patterns of microcalcifications are sometimes a sign of breast cancer.
- Modified radical mastectomy: The removal of all breast tissue including the nipple, as well as some of the lymph nodes under the arm in order to see whether or not the cancer has spread.
- Mutation: A change in the number, arrangement or molecular sequence of a gene.
- Needle biopsy: Use of a needle to extract cells or bits of tissue for microscopic examination.
- Nipple discharge: Fluid coming from the nipple.
- Non-invasive cancer: Cancer that has not spread to surrounding tissue.
- Nonpalpable cancer: Cancer in breast tissue that can be seen on mammograms but that cannot be felt.
- One-step procedure: Biopsy and surgical treatment combined into a single operation.
- Open biopsy: A lump or mass is removed along with the surrounding tissue.
- Outpatient basis: Medical care provided to a patient who is not hospitalized.
- Osteoporosis: A condition of mineral loss that causes a decrease in bone density and an enlargement of bone spaces, producing bone fragility. Certain treatments for breast cancer can impact a woman's risk of developing osteoporosis.
- Palpation: Use of the fingers to press body surfaces, so as to feel tissues and organs underneath. Palpating the breast for lumps is a crucial part of a physical breast examination.
- Partial mastectomy: Surgery in which the breast lump and some of the surrounding tissue is removed, also called a lumpectomy.
- Pathologist: A doctor who specializes in the diagnoses disease by studying cells and tissues changes under a microscope.
- Permanent section: Biopsy tissue specially prepared and mounted on slides so that it can be examined under a microscope by a pathologist.
- Phytochemicals: Naturally occurring chemicals found in plants that may be important nutrients for reducing a person's cancer risk.
- Positron emission tomography (PET scanning): A technique that uses signals emitted by radioactive tracers to construct images of the distribution of the tracers in the human body.
- Prophylactic mastectomy: Surgery to remove a breast that is not known to contain breast cancer, for the purpose of reducing an individual's cancer risk.
- Prosthesis: An artificial substitute for a missing part of the body, for example the breast.
- Radiation therapy: Radiation is energy carried by waves or by streams of particles. In radiation therapy, various forms of radiation can be used in low doses to diagnose disease and in high doses to treat disease. See X-rays.
- Radical mastectomy: Removal of the entire breast, lymph nodes and the chest wall muscles.
- Radiologist: A doctor with special training in the use of diagnostic imaging such as CT, MRI, PET and ultrasound, to image body tissues and to treat disease.
- Reconstruction surgery: An operation in which a breast's normal appearance is restored after a mastectomy.
- Risk: A measure of the likelihood of some uncertain or random event with negative consequences for human life or health.
- Risk factors (for cancer): Conditions or agents that increase a person's chances of getting cancer. Risk factors do not necessarily cause cancer; rather, they are indicators, statistically associated with an increase in likelihood.
- Saline implant: A sac filled with sterile saltwater inserted under the skin of the chest wall to restore or improve the shape of the breast.
- Sclerosing adenosis: A benign breast disease that involves the excessive growth of tissues in the breast's lobules.
- Screening: The use of tests to detect a disease in people who do not have symptoms of that disease.
- Screening mammogram: Breast x-ray used to look for signs of disease such as cancer in people who are symptom-free.
- Sentinel lymph node biopsy: A new procedure which is used to find the lymph nodes that drain lymph fluid from the area where a cancer has developed. The lymph nodes are then checked for any spread of cancer.
- Sonogram: The image produced by ultrasound.
- Specimen x-ray: An x-ray of tissue that has been surgically removed (surgical specimen).
- Staging: A system for analyzing a tumour to determine the extent or risk of spread or recurrence, and appropriate treatment choices.
- Stereotactic localization biopsy: A technique that employs three-dimensional x-ray to pinpoint a specific target area. It is used in conjunction with needle biopsy of nonpalpable breast abnormalities.
- Surgical biopsy: The surgical removal of tissue for microscopic examination and diagnosis. Surgical biopsies can be either excisional or incisional. (See Excisional biopsy and Incisional biopsy.)
- Surgical breast oncologist: A doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer.
- Surgical oncologist: A physician specializing in the use of surgery to treat cancer.
- Syndrome: A group of symptoms and findings detected by examinations or test.
- Systemic disease: A disease affecting the whole body.
- Systemic therapy: A type of therapy given through the bloodstream in the form of injections or pills in order to reach cancer cells that may have spread.
- Tamoxifen: A drug prescribed to women with estrogen receptive tumours, in order to stop estrogen from entering the breast tissue. It is also being tested as a possible preventive strategy. Women on this medication should have regular ultrasounds of the endometrium (lining of the uterus) because of potential changes there.
- Tumour: An abnormal growth of tissue resulting from excessive cell division. Tumors may be either benign or cancerous.
- Tumour markers: Proteins (either amounts or unique variants) made by altered genes in cancer cells that are involved in the progression of the disease.
- Two-step procedure: Biopsy and treatment done in two stages, usually a week or two apart.
- Ultrasound: A diagnostic technique using sound waves produce images of body tissues, especially internal organs.
- Ultrasound guided needle biopsy: A procedure where tissue is removed through a needle guided by ultrasound.
- X-ray: A high-energy form of radiation. X-rays form an image of body structures by traveling through the body and striking a sheet of film. Breast x-rays are called mammograms.


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"We need Stronger Trade and Investment Ties between Sweden and the U.S."
Join SACC New York on September 17 for a Speaker Luncheon featuring H.E. Ewa Björling, Sweden's Minister for Trade.
Björling, who holds a PhD in medicine and the title of associate professor, was previously engaged in medical research at Karolinska Institutet. As a politician, she has broad experience of foreign policy issues including foreign and security policy, research policy, HIV, Africa and migration. Björling was a member of the Board of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) from 2003 until January 2007 and has been a member of the parliament since 2002.
Time: 12:00 - 2:00 pm
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Taking to the sandy shore for some family fun in the sun, Gwen Stefani, hubby Gavin Rossdale and their adorable sons Kingston and Read More >>
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Treating her boys to an afternoon of outdoor adventure, Gwen Stefani was spotted out at Underwood Family Farms on Saturday (July 16).
Joined by her sons Kingston and Zuma, the "Don't Speak" songstress looked lovely as she made her rounds at the Moorpark, California establishment.
Spending some time with family, Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale were spotted arriving at a relative's house in London, England today (May 2).
The "Hella Good" songstress carried her sleeping son Zuma into the home while Gavin tended to Kingston and chatted with family members.
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MOUNT OLIVE TWP. While the township prepares to create a panel to hear allegations of ethical misconduct by officials, other municipalities said their panels were vital, though rarely used.
In November, the voters overwhelmingly demanded that the township create the ethics panel rather than forward complaints of ethical misdeeds for hearing before the N.J. Local Finance Board.
Council President William Sohl said he will proceed with creation of the panel after he receives clarification requested from the state. Among other issues, Sohl said he has asked if the township's ethics ordinance adopted 10 years ago is still valid.
There are no local ethics panels in Morris County but a total of 36 municipalities and five counties around the state have such panels, according to the N.J. Department of Community Affairs.
Old Bridge Panel
James Cooney has been the attorney representing the Old Bridge ethics panel since 1995. He said the panel has one hope.
"Our goal is to never meet," Cooney said of the panel formed in the early 1990s.
The panel heard one complaint last year on an allegation that a commissioner to
the local municipal utility authority had improperly been given a paid position
with the authority. The official was found guilty by the panel and has appealed
to an administrative law judge, Cooney said.
Cooney said state law precludes appointed officials from accepting paid posts with the same agency for at least a year after they are no longer on the agency. Old Bridge extended the waiting period to two years.
Cooney said the panel found not only the official appointed to the job to be guilty but also the commissioners who voted to give him the post.
The official, Joseph Hoff, who also was a councilman at the time, was fined $100 by the panel and he lost his job with the authority, Cooney said. He said the penalty could have been as high as $250.
Cooney said the accuser was a Republican against the Democrat Hoff but that politics didn't bear on the case, as far as the panel was concerned.
"In the end, the board could care less what politics are involved," Cooney said. "It was such a clear matter but there is always a danger that ethics complaints can be used as political fodder."
Since 1995, Old Bridge has heard about five complaints and only one went to the
hearing stage. Others were referred to Trenton because the complaints were made
before the panel was approved by the state. In those cases, Cooney said the complainants did not pursue the matters.
Cooney said the panel also was asked to give an opinion on whether an engineering firm once hired by the Planning Board could ethically also represent clients before the board.
The Old Bridge panel has an annual budget of about $5,000 to pay for legal costs. The six members include two clergymen.
Fair Lawn Panel
In Fair Lawn, Robert Gordon has been chairman of the local ethics panel for three years. The six-member group, appointed by the Borough Council, meets at least once a year to reorganize and another time to review statements that all officials must submit outlining their finances.
He said the panel once determined that the library board had failed to file. But the failure was an innocent oversight and when informed, board members reported their finances, Gordon said.
Since he took over, the Fair Lawn panel has heard one complaint of ethical misconduct. The complaint was filed by a self-proclaimed watchdog prior to an election who claimed developers may have received preferential treatment from Democratic council members.
The board held several closed sessions where they reviewed statements submitted
by the council members. Gordon said the panel also reviewed the council members' financial statements to discern any relationships with the developers.
They found none.
"The council members were cleared of all charges," Gordon said.
The allegations didn't affect the Democratic candidates who were elected in an "overwhelming victory." But Gordon said the length and timing of the panel's hearing ruined several summer vacations. But he said the hearings did leave a bad taste with the accused officials.
"If anyone wonders why it is so hard to get people to run for municipal office, here's one example of it," said Gordon, a former councilman and mayor.
He said he resented the allegations were lodged against officials who had served for many years with unblemished records. However, Gordon said the panel is important because "people make mistakes in judgment."
"It requires a balancing act," he said. "You want to protect all involved and do a proper investigation."
He also said a state panel might not be aware of local issues, such as a pending election.
"The town can handle it more expeditiously and better understand what's going on than Trenton can," Gordon said. "I knew there was an election coming up and I wanted it resolved before the election."
No Business
In Piscataway, panel chairwoman Margaret Kruse said the six-member agency was formed 30 years ago. It includes four clergy members and two lay people who meet once a year to choose a chairwoman and that's about it.
"We haven't had any business since 1970," Kruse said.
She said no complaints have been forwarded to the board in three decades but that allegations of official misconduct have been reviewed by the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office.
Though the Piscataway panel has had no work, Kruse said it is nonetheless valuable if only to ensure people that there is an agency to hear concerns about ethical conduct by public officials.
"It's not a burden to anybody and the pastors seem to like meeting," said Kruse, a former Borough Councilwoman and active member of the N.J. League of Women Voters.
Kruse said officials had debated over forming a local panel or referring complaints to the state. They decided they would rather deal with their own issues.
"We'd rather take care of ourselves than have strangers come in," Kruse said.
Roseland Borough had an ethics panel but disbanded it in 1997 because of inactivity and a difficulty to find residents willing to serve, said a borough spokesman.


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Several members of the University of New Hampshire women's lacrosse team took a break from their busy schedules on Tuesday, Jan. 8 and traveled down to Newtown, Conn. to participate in a youth lacrosse clinic to help heal a community that was stunned by last month's shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
UNH head coach Sarah Albrecht and assistant coach Eileen Finn were joined at the clinic by Connecticut native players Meghan Bridges (Sandy Hook, Conn.), Amber Casiano (South Windsor, Conn.) and Jenny Simpson (New Canaan, Conn.). Bridges, a junior attacker, is from the area and attended Sandy Hook Elementary School.
The group of New Hampshire players and coaches were joined by members of the Boston College women's lacrosse team and offered instruction at the clinic for Newtown girls, which was organized shortly after the Loyola University men's lacrosse team put on a similar event during the first week of January.
"It was an honor to go down and help as much as we could, in the little way that we could, and have that interaction with those kids," said Albrecht, who enters her first season at the helm.
The clinic was made up of four one-hour sessions for kids ranging from second grade to high school as the Wildcats shared their knowledge of the game, offered instruction in fundamentals and team play, and came together with the Newtown lacrosse community.
"The kids were great. There was a lot of energy on both sides," said Albrecht. "They really had a willingness to learn and we were happy to be there."
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If thinking about a luxury beach, then a Croatia honeymoon may be the ideal destination to fit your needs. Clear blue seas, miles of unspoilt coastline add to the essence of many secluded resorts along some of the most beautiful pebbled beaches in the world. The stunning Excelsior Hotel in Dubrovnik is a local landmark and considered one of the finest hotels in the region. Overlooking the Adriatic Sea, this hotel has many luxurious rooms and suites each offering breathtaking views of the nearby islands. Inclusive of its private beach, the hotel has a spa with an indoor pool.
Enjoying over 300 days of sunshine each year, A Cyprus honeymoon is the perfect choice at any time of year. Bursting at the seams with beautiful scenery and a varying culture, Cyprus draws on both Eastern and Western influences.
At Westerm & Oriental our Mediterranean specialists have carefully selected a number of luxurious hotels and resorts at must see locations including Paphos in the west, the hip and happening Limassol and the ancient city of Amathos.
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With the slow pace of life, excellent hospitality and stunning blue waters you can't help but relax in Greece.At Western & Oriental we have a wonderful choice of hand-picked hotels and resorts perfect for your luxury honeymoon or romantic escape to Greece. Whether you wish to visit Halkidiki in the north of mainland Greece, the most famous island Crete or the sleepy, slowly paced Kefalonia, our Mediterranean specialists have the in-depth knowledge to tailor you the ideal luxury honeymoon and romantic escape.
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Proper wheel-bearing maintenance might be one aspect of a producer's overall maintenance program that seems small, but it has great influence on fleet availability. As electronic brake systems become more common, proper wheel alignment is a must to ensure accurate wheel-end sensor monitoring. Engineers from one automotive part manufacturer have met this challenge with a new design for an axle spindle nut. The manufacturer's new nut is a single part with four permanently assembled components rather than the traditional three-piece locking systems. Since the nut system is categorized by axle application, size and spindle keyway machining, mechanics don't need to inventory a wide range of washers, keepers and lock rings. The system's greatest benefit is the ease with which mechanics can install and position the nut on the axle. The manufacturer reports that takes less than half the time required for traditional three-piece systems. Mechanics also save time on final adjustments. Truck manufacturers such as Freightliner and Sterling have recognized the wheel-bearing nut system's benefits and now offer it as an option on some models, if not as standard equipment. Keywords: truck, axle, wheel, bearing, nut, spindle, Metform, Axilok
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Summer vacation provides every student with a much-deserved opportunity for rest, relaxation and time with family and friends. For rising seniors it should also be a time to prepare for the college application season. Many students will use the Common Application (www.commonapp.org) if they are applying to out-of-state institutions. Here are some answers to a few questions you might have regarding the Common Application.
• What is the Common Application? In 1975, in an effort to simplify the college application process for students, several colleges and universities collaborated to develop a universal college application. The group started with 15 private "member" colleges. This coming academic year, more than 500 public and private institutions will accept the Common Application.
• Why should I use it? The Common Application can be a definite time saver for any busy high school student applying to more than one of the Common Application member institutions. These institutions agree to give the Common Application the same consideration as their school-specific applications. The Common "App" allows students to report the same information to numerous colleges in a universal format, which in turn frees them up to put their energies into school work, campus visits and essay writing. Most Arizona students applying to out-of-state schools typically use the Common Application.
• Which schools accept it? You can view the Common Application member list at: https://www.commonapp.org/CommonApp/Members.aspx. Our three Arizona public universities (NAU, ASU, UA) unfortunately, do not accept the Common Application.
• How much does it cost? The Common Application does not charge a fee for the application, however, member institutions can and do charge fees that range from $0 to $75 per application.
• Is an essay required? Yes, the application provides students with five essay prompts. Students must write one essay based on the prompt of their choice. The prompts are well-written and allow students from every academic, social, cultural and economic background to tell their unique stories. Students should thoughtfully use this opportunity to allow admissions committees to get to know them beyond the basic information presented in their application. The essay has a 650 word limit. Essays should be written in a Word document and then cut and pasted into the application.
• What is a Common Application Supplement? Some institutions require a supplement to their Common Application. Supplements typically ask institution-specific questions regarding a student's legacy, desired major, reasons for attending the college, etc. A few institutions also require additional essays as part of their supplements. This is also a place for students to submit their resumes if requested.
• When should I apply? The Common Application is set to launch on Aug. 1. At that time students can review and begin filling out the application, and can save their work as they go. The Common Application also prompts students to request letters of recommendation and school forms online from two teachers and their counselors. As with all applications, students should be sure to read the admissions website of each school they apply to, taking special note of application deadlines.
The Common Application is an effective tool to streamline the college application process. Why not check it out before the start of the school year?
• Barbara Phelps is an independent college consultant and Ahwatukee Foothills resident. She assists students in grades 9-12 with the college planning, search and application process. Reach her at (602) 697-4543, firstname.lastname@example.com or www.pathfindercollegeconsulting.com.


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I'm 30 and she was 27 when she was diagnosed a cervical cancer. Very rare to have it at this age. It was Jul 2012. From that point on everything went downwards. Doctors made an operation which was unsuccessful because that thing had spread. After few radiation therapies they discovered it is already in the liver. After 4 times of chemo, the tumor had "significantly shrunk" and they proceeded to ray therapy. The raying (is there such a word?) was hard, she had to vomit nearly every day, was not having appetite and had temperature each day up to 39,5 celsius or 103.1 F. After when it was finished, they discovered that tumor in the liver is growing back at a fast rate. To make it make it more complicated, she decided not tell her mom or any other relative anything at all because she thought she would be ok. Never asked anything to the doctor directly. She wanted to live. So i was all the time on my own with her at the hospital (my job is everywhere where i can access internet), at home. I saw everything from the beginning till the end, how this disease is eating a person. And believe me, it was was VERY VERY vivid. We came home, she wasn't eating nearly anything, was vomiting, having temperature. She was taking morphia and that made her quite sleepy. She had developed quite big ascites which she thought was a side effect from all the antibiotics. I took her to palliative care unit. Finally brought her mother because i thought she had the right to know. That was not the happiest day of her mother's life. I kissed my gf goodbye and told that i would be there around 14:00 the next day. On the March 1st 00:30 she died with her mother sitting next to her. These are just basic facts, emotionally it was the biggest torture i can possibly imagine. On the March 1st 11:00 i was picking her coffin instead of the wedding ring.
She was my everything. We were a match. After all this I am quite sure that i know what love is. I have thought millions of times that it would be much easier to die instead of her. Besides that she was visually the most beautiful creature in this universe. And that you could see walking down the street in the summer or at parties.
So this was the intro. My question is - what to do. I have tried psychotherapists. Maybe they help for somebody but i really, really, really do not need to tell it to a person who probably has heard it 1000 times before. It is NOT getting easier by very deeply digging the whole thing up. I checked wikipedia. I know what he was doing. It is psychotherapy 101. And I'm sure it does not work for me. Tranquilizers make me a vegetable i cannot work under them to pay my bills, antidepressants show no effect at all. Unfortunately i'm not religious. But i have studied much more these things than an average believer has. I cannot shut my brain off and believe in something which has no proof (sorry religious folks). The problem is, i still have to make my living somehow. Hospital costs have cut a pretty big hole in my budget, the bills do not stop just because i feel bad. And the knights...Only now i understand what is meant by "memories chasing you". I'm not suicidal, i'm not an alcoholic, and i cannot everyday or most of the days hang out with my friends. We're not 19 anymore and they have their own lives. My life has drastically changed. I'm alone, nothing makes sense now and i'm on the verge of stopping functioning like a human being. Also i cannot see myself in a relationship with another woman. It is just out of question. "life goes on" is just sentence without meaning to me. Also - time heals everything...yes, if you can make it to the point where time starts to change something. For me I wouldn't be so sure.
I'm sure many of the visitors of this forums have gone thru smth like this. Any advice will be appreciated.
Thank you for reading, thank you for your time and sorry for my English, not my mother's tongue.
P.s. after nearly 3 years of fighting over remote control for hockey Vs a romantic movie...i would go for a movie now...75% of the time
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