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Record shows that Pitt usually enjoys life on roadJanuary 23, 2014 9:57 PM
Pitt will play Maryland for the second time this season Saturday, but unlike the first meeting between the Terrapins and Panthers, this one will take place at the Comcast Center at College Park, Md., as opposed to Petersen Events Center.
The Panthers (17-2, 5-1 ACC) beat the Terrapins (11-8, 3-3), 79-59, Jan. 6, outscoring Maryland, 43-29, in the second half. The Panthers played with considerable confidence and energy in front of their home crowd.
But this will be a road game for Pitt, and the dynamics will be different, so much so that many people believe the home advantage is worth three to five points.
But Pitt's players believe the most important thing is which team plays better. .
"I'm not sure about the point system and all that," junior Cameron Wright said, with a laugh. "But we love playing in front of the [Oakland] Zoo, they give us tons of excitement. We love playing in front of our fans of course, but there is nothing like going on the road and playing in front of their crowd when they are screaming at you and then you can silence them.
"I think it will be good for both teams. We're not looking at this game any different [than the first time the two teams met]. We know it is another road block in front of us and we are preparing the same way as we always would."
Coach Jamie Dixon said that the Panthers' road speaks for itself (59-43 in Big East road games in final 12 years of that conference). He also said that if the Panthers want another win against Maryland they must play well again.
He said Pitt played well defensively against the Terrapins, while limiting them to 35.7 percent from the field (20 of 56) and 32 percent from the 3-point line (8 of25).
"I think if you look at the records, obviously, the home teams generally win," Dixon said. "We have been very good on the road over the years, I don't know why it is, so I don't know what the preparation is for it. You have to have a good team and you have to be ready to defend and rebound.
"I think that is the key because you aren't going to always shoot it well on the road.
"We have [shot well on the road] at times but you have to defend and rebound, it has to be a constant. But the thing is, we like [playing on the road]. I like going on the road, I think it is exciting for our guys when you go somewhere in January or February and places are going to be packed and you are ranked."
Dixon said the fact that the Panthers are ranked No. 20 and usually have been ranked in recent seasons, has transformed Pitt into a marquee opponent that draws big crowds and takes the best shot from the other teams.
"Teams have their best crowds of the year [when Pitt visits], that is something we ran into in the Big East, it always seems like we'd see the other team's biggest crowd," Dixon said. "One thing we also have seen is if we lose we would be in the middle of some celebrations and that is not a good thing.
"So we remember those as well as the wins, but we clearly had the best record on the road in the Big East over the years so we have had a lot of success with it. It is always fun to go on the road."
The Panthers have four players from the Washington-Baltimore area and a fifth, Lamar Patterson, is from Lancaster, which isn't that far away.
"There will definitely be a lot of family and friends coming to the game for us," said Pitt point guard James Robinson, who is from Mitchellville, Md., and went to DeMatha Catholic, which basically is in the shadow of Maryland's campus.
"A lot of us are going home or at least close to home, so we're looking forward to seeing a lot of family and friends. It is going to be a fun atmosphere to play in. We're expecting a rowdy crowd."
Beyond Robinson, the Panthers have three players — Jamel Artis, Aron Nwankwo and the injured Durand Johnson — from Baltimore, one of Pitt's prime recruiting areas.
"We know a lot of their players," Dixon said. "We have a lot of guys from that area, they have a lot of guys from that area, obviously, so we are very familiar with their players."
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Garnier Fructis Hydra Recharge Fortifying Conditioner Reviews
Its pretty goodGetting to winter my hair gets dry so I picked this up and my hair has NEVER been softer! — 3 years, 11 months agoMrsVonVanity | 5 reviews
Pretty good!I have tried this product for about a month now every day and I have noticed it makes you hair a bit heavy when wet and a bit exhausting to comb and put up. Does help hold in the water longer and keep your hair at it's casual, shine and color. Also wavy hair makes it a bit more wavy. — 4 years, 1 month agoUggie | 6 reviews
Not my favoriteFor a name like "hydra-recharge", it should make my hair feel moisturized. But with the bottle almost empty, my hair actually feels dryer than it did with my last shampoo and conditioner duo (Pantene Aqua Light). I don't know, when I let my hair dry in a braid it is as soft as usual, but if I just let it dry loose overnight my hair feels dry and not very nice. Although, it could be the fact that I...read more need a haircut, but it doesn't make sense because my ends are the driest part, even after using his whole bottle. Either way, I'll be trying something new next! — 4 years, 1 month agodontgiveahoot | 24 reviews
Review subjectThere are very few products that I fall in love with, but Garnier Fructis Hydra Recharge is one of them. I love the shampoo too and reviewed it, but I also want to share what I love about this. Not only does the conditioner smell great, but it also looks great and makes my hair feel amazing! It is not greasy at all on my hair and I can feel the softness working even while my hair is still wet. The...read more hydration is long-lasting and my locks are left so touchable. My hair has gone from frizzy and dry and sticky to super smooth, touchable and healthy. Most hair products I use only have the exciting results for the first week of use then my hair gets used to it and goes right back to normal so I have to switch it up, but I have been using Hydra Recharge for weeks now and have had consistent, amazing results and I love my hair now! It even stands up better to the humidity we have down south! Love, love, love it and highly recommend, especially because it outperforms some of the more expensive brands and is very affordable. I am a BzzAgent and tried this for free but my opinions are completely my own. — 4 years, 5 months agomokalyssa | 2 reviews
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Surprisingly Silky ResultsWho doesn't want soft, sleek hair that smells good and looks great? I know with this product I noticed a difference after one use, but now that I have been using it for a week it's like my hair has gone through a total transformation! I blow dry and straighten my hair daily so it just drinks up moisture and Hydra Recharge is there to quench its thirst. My hair looks healthier than it ever has before! — 4 years, 5 months agopatricia_jacobs | 1 reviews
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Best Drug Store product!I wanted to finish the whole bottle before I jumped the gun and reviewed the product prematurely. To be honest, I thought maybe this product would get that nasty build up on my hair, like a lot of other moisturizing product do. But, it didn't. I don't have any negative things to say about garnier fructis hydra recharge products at all! The smell is wonderufl. Although, I do wish it would ...read morelast a little longer. The shampoo and conditioner combo is great! It leaves your hair shiny, silky and smooth time after time. Without builing up or weighing hair down. Which is a huge thing for me. The one minute treatment is extraordinary. In just one minute your hair is completely transformed into celebrity hair that someone paid hundreds of dollars on to look wonderful. All in all, this is the best drugstore shampoo and conditioner available right now! And it's so cheap! Everyone should try this, trust me, you'll be hooked! — 4 years, 5 months agocassie_simpson | 1 reviews
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Amazing ConditionerI was given the chance to try the Garnier Fructis Hydra Recharge products for free because I'm a Bzzagent. I'm a big fan of Garnier Fructis products so I was very excited to try the products. The conditioner smells very good. I used the shampoo and conditioner together on my hair and on extentions. The products together left my hair feeling very soft and manageable, thats saying alot when you have...read more very dry hair like I do. This conditioner works best with the products in the Garnier Fructis Hydra Recharge product line. — 4 years, 5 months agoMsMowet84 | 4 reviews
Best Conditioner! :)I got this sample from Bzzagent and I absolutely love it! It its very light and it smells delicious! It keeps my hair really soft and manageable. I really recommend this!! — 4 years, 5 months agoytzayanamacias | 3 reviews
No dryness without a hair dryerWith thin hair, this conditioner works great ONLY if you only use the conditioner. If you use the shampoo in this product line, you will be left with a greasy mess. But the conditioner alone allows your hair to air dry naturally with soft, touchable tresses. Make sure to not use it anywhere near the roots. I usually start at the nape of my neck, down to the tips of my hair. — 4 years, 5 months agojoules40 | 1 reviews
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I Love it!My hair was so dead and heavy before i got to try new Garnier Frutic Hydra Recharge for free threw Bzzagent and now my hair is beautiful! After only a couple uses its like my hair is transformed no fly aways, very manageable looking great. i have tried so many different products to help me with my unmanageable hair and none had worked till i tried hydra recharge and now i don't know what i would do with out it! — 4 years, 5 months agorachel1987 | 1 reviews
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If you like to fade into the background and not be noticed, — Caviar glasses may not be for you. Caviar eyeglasses are made for making a statement when you walk into a room, for expressing your bold side; the one that's not afraid to be an individual. In fact, Caviar never mass-produces its frames. Each design has fewer than 100 in circulation, making every model something gorgeously rare and exotic. We've curated a diverse selection here, with daring models crafted from Monel metal, studded with authentic Austrian crystals and decked out in gold and leather accents.
Caviar burst onto the scene in 1994 with one goal: to turn the luxury eyewear world on its head. The company started with two striking models, which both became a well-kept secret in the fashion world; only a select few had access to them. It began using Swarovski Crystals the next season and the brand exploded. Today, Caviar boasts over 90 different frames — each with an emphasis on individuality — and the brand's frames are worn by some of the biggest names in fashion and high-profile celebrities like Lady Gaga, Run DMC, Jessica Simpson and Amber Rose.
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Donald Trump piñatas flying off shelves in San Francisco
Donald Trump is taking a bashing — literally.
Donald Trump is taking a bashing — literally.
The teen's death sparked a movement among civil rights activists across the country.
Someone was running with a Confederate flag through the stands, when someone suddenly took it out of his hand and snapped the flagpole in ha…
Five months after a new law for funding public schools took effect, legislators and education officials are talking about drafting another.
Hurricane Katrina went down in history as the costliest natural disaster to strike the U.S.
With no mayor or city council, the town of Frederick was unable to submit a budget that was due Tuesday.
The Missouri Supreme Court has denied the latest legal challenges from a man scheduled to be executed Tuesday.
Tropical Storm Erika dissipated early Saturday, even as its remnants began drenching parts of eastern Cuba.
A group of students and teachers plan to restore a piece of native prairie that's been left untouched on the KU campus since 1932.
The accident happened in the 4700 block of SW Gage where there were two motorcycles traveling through the curves of the road.
A sheriff's deputy in uniform was fatally shot multiple times from behind while filling up his patrol car at a suburban Houston gas station.
The fire began just after 10 p.m. Friday on SW 9th and caused $21,000 in damages. The initial call said people were trapped inside.
The Kansas City Chiefs won their third-straight preseason game 34-10 over the Tennessee Titans on Friday night at Arrowhead Stadium.
The Kansas City Royals beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 on Friday night.
On Friday night, Wabaunsee high school held a ribbon cutting for their new-and-improved weight room.
After several months of retooling, the 'After School' app has been relaunched with what creators are calling 'aggressively safe' features. M…
Attorney: Kansas legislators are attacking the independence of the state's courts by imposing an administrative policy on them.
Gov. Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency as Tropical Storm Erika nears Florida. The storm could hit the peninsula Monday.
City officials are concerned the streetcars won't arrive in time for use by the thousands of people who attend the Big 12 conference.
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Most important. A change in your diet, medicine, or dosage is likely to be necessary. Promptly consult your doctor or pharmacist.
How the interaction occurs:
Amiodarone is processed by enzymes in your intestine to its active form. Grapefruit juice contains compounds that slow down this process.
What might happen:
Your amiodarone might not be able to control problems associated with your heart rate and rhythm.
What you should do about this interaction:
While you are taking this medicine, you should not eat grapefruit or drink grapefruit juice at any time. You may choose an alternative citrus beverage (such as orange juice). In the event that you are instructed by a healthcare professional (e.g., doctor, pharmacist, or dietitian) to eat grapefruit or drink grapefruit juice, you should immediately discuss with doctor the effects of grapefruit on the blood levels of this medicine.Your healthcare professionals may be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change your medicine or diet before checking with them first.
1.Trivier JM, Libersa C, Belloc C, Lhermitte M. Amiodarone N-deethylation in human liver microsomes: involvement of cytochrome P450 3A enzymes (first report). Life Sci 1993;52(10):PL91-6.
2.Fabre G, Julian B, Saint-Aubert B, Joyeux H, Berger Y. Evidence for CYP3A-mediated N-deethylation of amiodarone in human liver microsomal fractions. Drug Metab Dispos 1993 Nov-Dec;21(6):978-85.
3.Cordarone (amiodarone hydrochloride) US prescribing information. Wyeth Pharmaceuticals April 7, 2017.
4.Libersa CC, Brique SA, Motte KB, Caron JF, Guedon-Moreau LM, Humbert L, Vincent A, Devos P, Lhermitte MA. Dramatic inhibition of amiodarone metabolism induced by grapefruit juice. Br J Clin Pharmacol 2000 Apr; 49(4):373-8.


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Neil Carmichael re-selected as Conservative candidate for 2015
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STROUD MP Neil Carmichael has been reselected to defend his seat at the 2015 General Election.
On Monday night he was officially readopted by the Stroud Conservative party constituency executive to try and win a second term.
Next year he will defend a majority of 1,299 votes over Labour's candidate David Drew, who lost his seat to Mr Carmichael in 2010 after serving three terms as Stroud's MP.
Mr Carmichael told the Gazette he was very pleased and was looking forward to helping with the Conservative campaigning in the Stroud district elections in May this year.
Mr Drew has already been reselected to stand in 2015 and the UK Independence Party has chosen Caroline Stephens to also stand for the Stroud seat.
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Frank Delicious wrote:Every groove is a unique snowflake of suck.
turso wrote:How is the dome on optos compared to GLs? The dome on my GLs I just received is indeed nice and even, just got one throw in without any warm up, but it seems like a great disc and I love the feel of it.
The Grump wrote:After four rounds i'd like to list some observations I have about the 176g. opto pain I've bought. First it should be known that all I throw is rocs for midrange for my 3-4 years of throwing (one beat dx rancho, one 2004 super roc). I throw these around 280-300. The dx is for any line and the super roc is for overstable/slight headwind shots (never lived up to what I wanted in heavy winds). This is why i'm trying the pain.
In my opinion the pain feels more substantial in the hand than a rancho. To me it closely resembles the feel of a San Marino. Although it has no beed it has a little deeper rim to the flight plate than that of a rancho. Speed wise they are very close with the pain beeing a bit faster (think 4.5 on Innovas scale). Flight wise there is a bit of difference though. The pain is obviously more overstable. Because of the speed the pain can get a bit more distance than the roc. It also has more of a skip when it lands than that of the rocs which tend to grab where they land. The pain so far has been able to handle some pretty good wind. Where my super roc would flip up and go straight and barely fade left my pain will stay on the hyzer. With good form thrown straight the pain will hold the line and predictably fade left at the end. It even can my full strength rips and can even handle some sidearm action. So far to me the pain seems like a good overstable midrange compliment to the roc. The only thing that bothers me right now seems to be the skip.
masterbeato wrote:...900 feet, everybody is happy.
Sean40474 wrote:I'd like to think some of the skip will go away after some beating. Anyone here have one they've played with long enough to see how these beat in?
Frank Delicious wrote:Every groove is a unique snowflake of suck.
BrotherDave wrote:Anybody thrown some 160s Pains much? I like a light mid that's very HSS for wooded tunnel holes.
what'shisname wrote:...I'm loving how the pain fits in there.
Jeronimo wrote:what'shisname wrote:...I'm loving how the pain fits in there.
That's what she said.
masterbeato wrote:...900 feet, everybody is happy.
Frank Delicious wrote:Every groove is a unique snowflake of suck.
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So i currently have a champ aviar P&A that i put and occasionally approach with. it was the first disc i bought and i had no idea what i was looking for. I played a few times recently though and the champ plastic was slippery frequently. I am looking to purchase a JK aviar because i really like the feel and grip of it as well as its softness seems just right.
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The human psyche has been wired for action, not stagnation. Despite the virtues of sitting still, the external environment challenges us to do anything but, especially when it comes to money and financial gain. Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year, Las Vegas has an open poker table, blackjack table, slot machines, and hundreds of other games of chance that offer the chance to cash in. Today's social networks enable people to stay engaged all day every day. Twitter now makes it possible to not only follow your friends but also follow your favorite celebrities and stay involved.
There's certainly nothing wrong with being involved in all of the above, but it can dangerous to overdose on them. French mathematician Blaise Pascal said it best when he said, "All of humanity's problems stem from man's inability to sit quietly in a room alone." I like to think that in the stock market, a lot of bad investment decisions arise when market participants feel like they always have to be a part of the action. Sometimes it is wise and prudent to sit still and just watch things from the sidelines.
What investors often forget is that the act of not investing is actually an active investment decision, which is why doing nothing while the market is going up is so hard for many people. And doing nothing is only getting harder with each new headline. In the past two weeks alone, I have read more than a dozen articles about how stocks are set to take off and investors would be remiss to sit on the sidelines. The biggest catalyst most sources cite is the eventual shift from bonds into stocks. That's certainly a fair argument, but stock market investing is ultimately a zero-sum proposition. When one investor is buying, another investor is selling. The purchaser feels he's getting a great deal while the seller also feels he's selling at an attractive price. Only one person can ultimately be right.
I would not call today's market a bubble, however. Banks are getting stronger, consumers are improving their debt profiles, and housing is going in the right direction. But the market is up more than 120% in four years, making this bull run one of the strongest in history. It's simply time to be careful. Buy what is cheap, sell what is dear and do nothing in between. When there is nothing to buy, buy nothing.
Dell (DELL), my top pick for 2013, looks like it won't make it to the spring as a public company. The view is that a $14 share price will be adequate to take Dell private. Dell's largest shareholders may disagree but time will tell. I wouldn't be a buyer here unless you want to play the arbitrage game. By way of irony, what perhaps may be the most intriguing option today is Apple (AAPL). Shares are down nearly 30% vs. a gain of nearly 10% for the S&P 500 over the past six months. Other names, like Weight Watchers (WTW), True Religion (TRLG), and Potash (POT), are trading well below historical highs and offer unique prospects for value creation.
As the market continues to rise, investors need to be more selective. And remember that selecting not to invest is also an investment decision.


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Frequently Asked Questions: 2232 Review Process
- What is a 2232 Review?
- What needs a 2232 Review?
- What is a public use?
- How do I submit a 2232 Review Application?
- What are the different types of 2232 Review?
- When is a public hearing required?
- Does the Board of Supervisors hold public hearings for 2232 Reviews?
- How long does the 2232 Review Process take?
- Is there an application fee?
- Where do I find more information on the status of current 2232 Review applications?
- What is the County policy regarding sled mount antennas?
What is a 2232 Review?
The term 2232 Review is derived from a Code of Virginia requirement under Section 15.2-2232. In general terms, this Code provision provides for a review by the Planning Commission of public facility and utility proposals to determine if their general or approximate location, character and extent are substantially in accord with the Fairfax County Comprehensive Plan.
What needs a 2232 Review?
Fairfax County's 2232 Review Process applies to all public areas, public buildings or structures and public utility or public service corporation facilities, whether publicly or privately owned. Enlargements, changes of use, and other changes to public areas may also be subject to these provisions. There are some facilities that are generally not reviewed under this process. (See exempt facilities.)
What is a public use?
For the purposes of the 2232 Review Process, public uses have been administratively defined by staff for many years to include, among other things, any uses which are directly under the control of the county government, or an authority or board appointed by the county government, or a quasi governmental entity which is directly supported with county funds. Public facility proposals of other local governmental units such as cities, towns or counties and regional agencies are also subject to the 2232 Review provisions. Facilities of public utilities and public service corporations, such as wireless telecommunications uses, are also subject to the 2232 Review Process pursuant to the State Code. It should be noted that the definition of public use as provided by the Fairfax County Zoning Ordinance does not determine the applicability of the State-mandated 2232 Review Process.
How do I submit a 2232 Application for review?
In order to initiate a 2232 Review, all applicants must submit the standard 2232 Telecommunications Facility or Non-Telecommunications Facility Application Form (PDF). The 2232 Review Process application is provided in portable document format (PDF). To view or print PDF files, you will need Adobe Reader installed on your computer.
Submit completed application forms and Statements of Justification to: Director, Department of Planning and Zoning, 12055 Government Center Parkway, 7th Floor, Fairfax, VA 22035.
What are the different types of 2232 Review? When is a public hearing required?
There are three general categories of 2232 Review:
Feature Shown
A 2232 Review may be processed and recommended for approval as a "Feature Shown." In general, a public facility, public utility facility, or public service corporation facility, use or area may be determined to be a current feature of the Comprehensive Plan when it is either specifically identified on the Comprehensive Plan map or described in and supported by the Plan text. A Feature Shown staff report is a recommendation prepared by the Department of Planning and Zoning. If the Planning Commission concurs with the staff recommendation, approval is granted administratively without a public hearing.*
- Feature Shown
* As defined under Policy Plan guidelines, certain telecommunications proposals of very low impact are processed administratively without a staff report. These cases are approved by the individual Planning Commissioner under the Commission's consent agenda.
Public Hearing
The 2232 application will generally require a public hearing before the Planning Commission if it is not directly supported by the Comprehensive Plan and cannot be processed as a feature shown. Under this process, staff circulates the application for review by county agencies and prepares a staff report that is made available to the public two weeks prior to the public hearing. Notice of the public hearing is through newspaper advertisement, posting of the property, and written notification of adjacent and nearby property owners. After the public hearing, the Planning Commission determines if the general location, character or extent of the proposal is in substantial accord with the county's Comprehensive Plan and either approves, denies, or defers the application.
2232 Reviews with a Special Exception or other Zoning
Some 2232 applications are subject to and must obtain a special exception or other approval under the county's Zoning Ordinance. When allowed, the 2232 Review and the zoning approval are heard concurrently by the Planning Commission. A zoning staff report is prepared that includes a separate section to address the 2232 and is made available to the public two weeks prior to the public hearing.
Does the Board of Supervisors hold
public hearings for 2232 Reviews?
The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on the 2232 Review only if the decision of the Planning Commission is appealed to the Board by the applicant or the Board, on its own motion, chooses to hear the application.
How long does the 2232 Review
process take?
Except for applications involving telecommunication facilities, a 2232 Review application must be acted on by the Planning Commission within 60 days of the official acceptance date of the application by the Department of Planning and Zoning, unless such time has been extended by the Board of Supervisors. For 2232 Review applications involving telecommunications facilities, the Planning Commission must act within 90 days of the official acceptance date unless the Board of Supervisors or the applicant has authorized an extension of the review time. However, for such applications, the Board may not extend the time for action beyond an additional 60 days unless the applicant has agreed to an additional extension of time.
Is there an application fee?
There are no application fees for a 2232 Review determination. However, fees are charged for applications involving special exceptions or other zoning actions.
Where do I find more information on
the status of current 2232 applications?
The status of current 2232 applications can be viewed on the Pending 2232 Applications Table (PDF).
What is the County policy regarding sled mount antennas?
On September 29, 2003, the Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to the Policy Plan determining that a sled mount antenna configuration is not considered a Feature Shown of the Comprehensive Plan. This December 8, 2011 correspondence to the Planning Commission clarifies the review process as it pertains to non-flush mounted antennas.


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This is the least punctual office I have been to! Wait time usually 30-45 mins before I see the doctor.. never again I will use this clinic for OBGYN
He is one of the best doctor.He is very calm with good knowledge, really a good listener and will answer all your questions very patiently. I will highly recommend Dr Nudelman.He was very supportive throughout my pregnancy
Dr. Nudelman is GREAT! He has such a calming affect on high strung pregnant ladies! :) You cannot help but calm down when you are in his presence. :) And the staff at Bellegrove has always been efficient and helpful. I would highly recommend both Dr. Nudelman AND Bellegrove OB/GYN.
Dr. Nudelman is excellent. We came to him after a horrible obgyn when we were pregnant with our son. He was very knowledgable, honest, and funny! Really makes you feel at ease and is excellent at including the father in the process. I am convinced that anybody who dislikes him wants an answer for everything even if there isnt one and the dr has to make it up. He will tell you how it is and won't pretend he knows things he does not (for example any dr that says they can tell you will go early or late is taking a wild guess...baby decides when to arrive!) I was able to have a natural delivery even though I was in labor for over 30 hrs with very slow progress. He didn't push it. He gave me my options and let me do it my way. Love love love him! :). Also his staff is incredible!!! I had some trouble healing after giving birth and was in his office about every 2weeks. The nurses would always beg to take my son to play with him. He loved them! And so did I! :)
I started to see Dr. Nudleman in 1995 when I was having a specific issue that my own gyno could not diagnose. Long story short, he diagnosed my problem and even went to the extrreme of calling my husband during the weekend to make sure I was feeling OK and was comfortable. I have been seeing him as my regular gyno ever since. I have had 2 children and have since been through an ablation. He is a wonderful doctor who really knows what he talking about! He takes the extra time and actually cares about his patients. I give him a wonderful recommendation.
He was ok during my pregnancy. In December 2009, I had the Mirena IUD put in. I liked it at first but eventually I started experiencing side effects including hair loss, ovarian cysts, acne, back pain, weight gain, nausea & headaches. Once the ovarian cysts started giving me a lot of pain & discomfort, I made the decision to have the IUD removed. It should have been a 15 minute appointment; it was an hour & fifteen minutes of him trying to talk me out of it. I had thought long & hard about having the IUD removed & I was very sure of my decision. This is my body & I have the right to choose what I want, ESPECIALLY when it is causing health problems. I did make it clear that the IUD would be coming out and that was that and so FINALLY, he removed it. I was in tears leaving the place. If you're looking for someone who wants what is best for you and your body, and who is compassionate and caring and a good listener, then this is not the OBGYN for you.
Dr. Nudelman has been my dr for 6 years and has always exceeded my expectations. He delivered my 3rd child via C-section and I was very nervous before my surgery, but he made me feel like I was in excellent hands even though my pregnancy was high risk. Dr. Nudelman always listens to my concerns as a patient and provides honest feedback, recommendations and referrals. I have never felt rushed during my appointments and I really appreciate the time he takes to answer all of my questions. He is conscientious and checks out any medical concerns in a thorough manner. My last OB/GYN was at the Polyclinic and I was shocked when one of her staff told me she had a full 10 minutes allocated for my appointment. Sometimes appointments with Dr. Nudelman get started a little late, but I never feel rushed out the door so I am more than willing to accept that in light of great medical care.
I have had a great experience with Dr. Nudelman over the past 7 years. After a friend recommended him, I switched to his care during a difficult early pregnancy. He took a lot of time with me and gave me the facts that I craved and was missing from my previous OBGYN. I eventually miscarried, but Nudelman delivered my healthy twin girls via a C-Section a couple of years later and worked with our perinatologist very early which I think helped me make it to 37 wks for two 7+lbs babies. He was very good at taking extra time with me when I needed it, so I am willing to weather the occasional wait-time at his office. I find him very understanding in emotional situations and willing to go the extra mile for his patients.
HORRIBLE!!! Obvious lack of knowledge beyond basic procedures and complete disregard for patient well being. Was unable to help for my specific situation and didn't even recommend other alternative doctors who would be able to assist. His hands were shaking during the appointment which was very concerning especially if this was the case during an operation. Simple procedures, he might be fine but push him beyond the basics and he has a complete personality shift almost as if he has no idea where to begin or what to do - basically gave up! Would not recommend to anyone!
I was referred to Dr. Nudelman by radiologist Dr. Pierre-Jermome from Overlake due to an urgent bleeding uterine fibroid I've been dealing with for several months.Dr. Nudelman demonstrated no empathy, care of concern for the fact I have been taking 3-4 birth control pills/day to control bleeding; I have been bleeding non-stop for 6 months and have heavy clotting/flooding that wakes me in the middle of the night and forces me to stay on the toilet for hours on end to relieve the clotting/bleeding. He did not know how to view or read the MRI images sent over by the radiologist and took no action to locate the 3 previous Ultrasounds I've had over the past 6 mos to use as a benchmark to determine an appropirat course of action. Unfortunately he showed no concern or interest in helping me out with my urgent situation.All he offered was quit my job, get some sleep, stop the birth control, allow the extensive bleeding to happen & work with a dr. on a long term plan. I'm at a loss for help.
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This strand of beads has hung in my workroom for a long time. I was getting bored with them so I decided they needed some help.
Since my husband uses a lot of ink for all of his drawings, I borrowed a jar with a bit of glass and several drops of ink. Go here for a really great how-to on dip dyeing.
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Discussion with Senator John Edwards
New York
October 31, 2006
Address to Asia Society
VISHAKHA DESAI: Good morning and welcome. Welcome to the Asia Society. I'm delighted that so many of you are here this morning. My name is Vishakha Desai, president of this wonderful institution. And it's my great honor to welcome all of you on behalf of the Asia Society as well as the National Committee on US-China Relations. This program, indeed, is co-sponsored by National Committee on US-China Relations and it has a lot to do with the fact that, in fact, our speaker has just come back from China from a trip that was organized by the National Committee. I'm delighted to welcome Steve Orlins, the President of the National Committee, and thank both Steve and Jan Barris for their great support for this program.
I'm not going to take a lot of time just to simply say that this particular program is part of a series that we have developed for American political leaders, to understand their views on Asia. As you can imagine, many of them have national aspirations and that's one of the reasons why we want to know how they're going to think about Asia, both in terms of importance of Asia in the global affairs, as well as the issues that arise from number of hot spots that, of course, we know are in Asia today.
Senator Edwards is going to speak particularly on the future of US-China relations but there will be a broader gauged conversation afterwards. I'm delighted that you are here. If you're not members we invite you to join and I hope that you will join us as we continue to do our work in arts, culture, business, policy and education. Without further ado, I'm going to turn over the program to Leslie Stahl, who needs no introduction. But before I invite both of them to come up, a few housekeeping rules - and that is, please turn off your cell phones. And secondly, we would be grateful if you would fill out the questionnaire that is with you so that you can also tell us how we can do these programs better.
Leslie Stahl needs no introduction but she's a great friend of the institution, of our Chairman, of mine and most importantly, of course, a celebrated journalist from 60 Minutes. She's going to introduce our speaker and moderate the discussion. Please join me in welcoming both Leslie Stahl and Senator Edwards. [APPLAUSE]
LESLIE STAHL: Nice to see you. Senator Edwards and I are veterans at the interviewee/interviewer game because I interviewed him - not once in 2004 for 60 Minutes, but twice. But I get ahead of myself. Henry Kissinger once said that no one should run for president unless they have had a major tragedy in their life or a major setback in their life and have learned how to weather and bounce back. And Senator Edwards is that person. He was a trial lawyer, a very successful trial lawyer in North Carolina, sort of humming along when he had a tragedy. His beloved son, Wade, was killed in a freak car accident. And through that healing he decided to completely change his life and go into public service. And that is when he ran for the Senate from North Carolina, was a Senator for one term, ran for President in 2004, was chosen by John Kennedy to run.
SENATOR EDWARDS: Kerry.
LESLIE STAHL: Kerry. [LAUGHTER] We're in trouble. We're already in trouble. Can you hear us way in the back? Look how many people are here!
SENATOR EDWARDS: Yeah, that was great. Can I just point out?
LESLIE STAHL: Yeah.
SENATOR EDWARDS: Kennedy would have chosen me, too, but I was only eight at the time! [LAUGHTER]
LESLIE STAHL: [LAUGHS] Kennedy definitely would have chosen you! But, anyway, obviously, the run for Vice-President is not the end of the story. By all appearances, it quacks like a duck, the Senator is going to try again. And we are delighted that he is here today to share his views with us on foreign policy issues. But you've just come back from China.
SENATOR EDWARDS: I have.
LESLIE STAHL: And we are anxious for your briefing to start us off.
SENATOR EDWARDS: Okay. Thank you, Leslie, very much. Thank you, Leslie, very much. And also let me say a thank you to Richard and to the Asia Society for their hosting this event and to my friend, Steve Orlins, and the National Committee on US-China Relations, who hosted me in my trip to China. I just came back, maybe about a week or ten days ago, I guess. We had a terrific trip. Short, unfortunately, but it was very valuable from my perspective. Let me begin. I'm going to speak for a short time because I want us to have a conversation and then I want to have a conversation with you. And by the way, I'm going to speak only about China and one other subject that's important to me personally now, but we'll broaden the discussion when Leslie starts asking questions and you start to ask questions.
You know, it was clear to me before I went to China and it became even clearer while I was there, that there is no more important relationship that America has than our relationship with China. It's a relationship that, from my perspective as a Democrat, has not gotten the attention that it should have gotten over the last few years, for obvious reasons - Iraq, Iran, the Middle East, other priorities of this administration. And I think the relationship has suffered some as a result and I think we have a reason to be concerned about that. What I want to do today is talk just about a few very specific things and then I want to talk very briefly about a trip I made to Uganda and a piece that's in The Washington Post today, that I wrote about what's happening in Uganda right now.
Let me talk first about the immediate issue with China, which is North Korea and North Korea's testing of both missiles and nuclear weapons. For those of you who may not have seen the news, the Chinese have just announced that the North Koreans have agreed to come back to the Six Party Talks. Haven't been scheduled yet but they made this announcement within the last twenty-four hours, which is encouraging. That's a good thing. There was also some news in the last few days. It came out as part of a regular reporting process. But apparently in September China did not sell any oil to North Korea. Now, the Chinese did not announce this so we don't know if it's part of their policy and we don't know if it's a sanction that China has imposed. There's no way to know at this point. There's a lot of speculation about it. But one of the things that we were concerned about while we were in China and meeting with government leaders was the extent to which the Chinese were actually willing to enforce the UN sanctions, how committed they were to the enforcement of those sanctions. I think a lot of us, including me, have some concern about their willingness to do that. When we met with the Foreign Minister, which was actually one of the best meetings we had while we were there, we spent some time in the room where the Six Party Talks have been going on. And what he said to me is, he said, It would be very easy for the Americans, if they were willing to do it, to come in the context of the Six Party Talks, and the American representative and the North Korean representative just go over into that corner. He said, It's very important to the North Koreans, not just as a matter of substance but as a matter of how the world perceives North Korea. A matter of some pride for them, he says. And from my perspective - and this is, again, this is the opinion of John Edwards - I think it is very important for America to be willing to negotiate directly with the North Koreans. I don't think it's a sign of weakness. I think it creates a greater possibility of us being able to resolve this situation. And I think it's certainly less likely for us to be able to address this issue in a successful way if we're not willing to deal directly with the North Koreans. The Chinese are very, very supportive of America engaging in a direct dialogue with the North Koreans. So there's some encouraging news. It appears the Six Party Talks are going to resume. I'd love to see America get more engaged and be willing to dialogue directly with the North Koreans. I think this is a very, very serious issue. I'm sure today, as Leslie told me before we came in, we'll also talk about Iraq, talk about Iran and how all these things are connected, because - at least in my judgment - they are.
The second subject I want to talk about briefly is the question of China's rise and what it means for America. And one meetings that I remember best was that we had a meeting with the Education Minister. And it was fairly startling to me - it won't be to most of you - that China is going to become the largest English-speaking country on the face of the planet because they require that their kids in school learn to speak English. And they are completely invested, both financially and emotionally, in closing the education gap that exists in China - both regionally and between the better off families and those that are poor. About half their kids major in science, math, technology - the areas which I think are critical to success in today's world. By comparison, they graduate somewhere around ten times the number of engineers that we graduate each year. So they're very, very focused. It was striking to me, both in terms of their domestic policy but also the way what I'm about to say informs their foreign policy. Basically, what they seem to want is, they want to stay focused on being successful internally, strengthening and growing their economy - not at any cost, but willing to take a significant amount of cost in order to accomplish that. And that includes things like environmental degradation and continuing their rise in the consumption of energy. But it also affects their foreign policy and you can hear it in everything they say. You know, I asked specifically about the genocide in Darfur in Sudan. A lot of people, including me, are concerned that the Chinese are providing some propping up of Sudan and the Sudanese government because they get a lot of oil from Sudan. And I think there's just some truth to that. Their energy demands are high. They're focused on developing their economy. They need this oil in order to strengthen and grow their economy. So they're willing to not put pressure on the Sudanese government, even when a genocide is going on. But I think, also, it's put of this whole notion that they are focused in, not out. They want the world to be a stable, relatively tranquil place. I think it's also one of the reasons that they generally are not supportive of sanctions. I mean, America is much more aggressive about sanctions than the Chinese are, I think because we are about projecting ourselves around the world. And they certainly have more influence internationally than I think they're willing to recognize. But they are clearly focused on being successful internally. And it affects not only their domestic policy but also their foreign policy.
They also have huge challenges. That became clear. We had a meeting with a gentleman who was in the equivalent of their Environment Protection Agency. He was in the environmental bureaucracy, which is relatively small, by the way, for such a huge country. And he talked about going out into the rural areas of China and trying to get the local public officials to do something about the extraordinary environmental problems - and they have huge environmental problems in China. And he said, It's virtually impossible to get them to engage on this issue because they are judged based on their economic development. And he said, It is not a perimeter of their success whether they're doing something about environmental problems. Just anecdotally, I know a lot of you - and maybe all of you - have been there, but Beijing has as bad a traffic as Moscow, where I spent some time a few months ago, which is virtual gridlock a lot of the time. You can barely move. So they're becoming a car society with very little control, huge traffic problems. And they have both environmental and energy concerns. They're now the second largest consumer of oil on the planet, after the United States. I think that's very important in our relationship with them. Because, as I said earlier about Sudan, I think it's also true about Iran - as long as they continue to have these energy demands, as long as they're focused on economic development and what's happening internally, it will drive the way they engage on these other issues, particularly Iran, Sudan, Venezuela, other countries that we care about. So the question is, What does America do? How do we engage the Chinese? How do we engage them in a way that strengthens this relationship over time? Because I think it is in our interest for that to happen. It's in their interest for it to happen. But I don't think it's an easy challenge. You know, I had a conversation with the Defense Minister about the EP3 incident that happened in 2001. And I said, In follow-up to that, do you now have a direct line to the Defense Department in the United States so that if something happens accidentally we have a way to communicate with you and communicate quickly? Because that was one of the problems that occurred back in 2001.


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Sen. Claire McCaskill, a Missouri Democrat, has decided to co-sponsor a bill with Senate Republicans that would cap federal spending at a declining percentage of GDP over ten years. Spending as a percentage of GDP would eventually be reduced to 20.6 percent, which is equal to the average from 1970 to 2008. To put this perspective, federal spending as a share of the economy will be close to 25 percent this year, and is projected to be even higher ten years from now.
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Sen. Rand Paul Proposes Serious Cuts
Freshman Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has raised the bar in Washington by releasing a bill that would make substantial, specific, and immediate cuts in federal spending. While policymakers on both sides of the aisle have largely paid lip service to stopping Washington's record run of fiscal profligacy, Paul's proposal makes good on his campaign promise to seriously tackle the federal government's bloated budget.
USPS Wants to Close Outlets (Again)
The U.S. Postal Service, which lost $8.5 billion last year, wants to close about 2,000 retail postal outlets that are operating in the red. The USPS wanted to close 3,200 outlets in 2009, but the number was chopped to 162 following a congressional outcry. The USPS has over 36,000 postal outlets.
Nondefense Discretionary Spending Freezes
When it comes to reining in federal spending, House Republicans and the president have one idea in common: freezing nondefense discretionary spending. That category accounts for about 18 percent of total spending, so let's see how such a freeze would affect the overall budget.
Our Brave Leaders
The Washington Post reports: "Obama has decided not to endorse his deficit commission's recommendation to raise the retirement age, and otherwise reduce Social Security benefits, in Tuesday's State of the Union address."
Government Health Care in 1798
The 1798 "Act for the Relief of Sick and Disabled Seaman" is getting attention in the Washington Post and Forbes. The stories suggest that this act in the early republic was a precedent for socialized federal medicine today.
GOP Conservatives Propose Spending Cuts
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POMONA >> Downtown customers don't always realize they can park for free in Vehicle Parking District lots for 2 or 3 hours as long as they punch the number of the stall they parked in at one of the city's parking payment machines.
Customers will simply park and then head off to conduct their business and return later to find tickets on their cars, downtown merchants told the Board of Parking Place Commissioners. That discourages clients from returning downtown.
"I think the system, as you have it now, is confusing to folks," downtown businessman and property owner David Armstrong told the commissioners at the Thursday night meeting.
As it is now, the wording on parking lot signs is unclear leading people to believe short term parking is free, and they don't realize they go through the check-in process.
"People get a ticket of $58, and they're irritated," Armstrong said.
That in turn hurts him, and other business people, because those shoppers will not return because they don't want to risk getting another ticket, he explained.
Armstrong said his antiques store has experienced about a 30-percent decrease in business since the check-in system went into effect in July 2012.
After hearing business people's concerns, commission members voted to recommend that the City Council authorize an allocation of a maximum of $10,000 to modify parking signage in the lots.
In addition, they recommend the check-in requirement be suspended at three heavily used downtown lots during the day. The lots are on the southeast corners of Second Street and Garey Avenue and Third and Locust streets; and the southwest corner of Third and Thomas streets.
Lastly, commissioners directed city administrators to work on the development of a new parking plan for downtown.
"This is a great start," Larry Egan, executive director of the Downtown Pomona Owners Association, said Friday.
He added he was glad to hear commission members ask for swift action to take place on the development of a parking plan.
Once that's done, members of the commission and City Council can start "taking a serious look at capital improvements for these lots," he said.
Downtown merchants and residents would like to see improvements made to downtown lots including resurfacing, the adding of landscaping and installation of lighting, Egan said.
Deputy City Manager Raymond Fong told commission members new wording for the signs Vehicle Parking District lots will be drafted and brought back for their review in November.
Commissioner Mike Schowalter proposed eliminating the mention of free parking on signs.
Signs would contain language saying all guests using the lots must check-in at the parking payment machines, he said. At that point people will see they can park for free if they are parking for a short time.
Fong said after the meeting he will work with the City Attorney's Office to determine if it is possible to bring the commission's recommendations to the City Council Monday and ask they to be added to the evening's meeting agenda.
The goal is to accommodate the business community, he said.
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To start off I had a ct scan for some pain in my back which they did a ct of the abdomen and plevic area. The scan showed nothing wrong in the abdomen and showed small calcifications in the sacrollic joint and worded like this. Likley a benign bone island seen in the femoral head. Had a MRI of the hip it showed nothing not even the bone island. MRI of the back showed herniated disc L4, L5, and S1. The doctors told that my pain in my hip is from the S1 herniated disc. I have sharp pains in my hip alot. This has been 4 years ago since I found this out. My question is since it has been so long is the bone island nothing to worry about if it is cancer would I have know it by now some sort of sickness symptoms anything of the such. should I have further testing done. 4 doctors told me it was nothing but only 1 of them actually looked at the scan. I still think in the back of my head it could be something but since it`s been 4 years ago should everything be benign like they told me. Thank you for your time.
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My wife and I are in the process of adopting another girl from Ethiopia. I know Haiti is in the news right now, and 380,000 orphans in Haiti sounds like a lot, and you're problably wondering why we don't adopt from there. Well, Ethiopia has over 5,000,000 orphans. Anyway the last one we adopted cost $27,000. We researched and found some adoption agencies that the total cost will be closer to $20,000. I've got about half of that. I suppose I could forget about adopting, and use the money to put in a 18 hole disc golf course on my land, and charge people to come play...LOL NAH! I live too far out in the middle of no where, with the deer and turkeys.
Anyway, my wife and I are thinking of different fund raisers. Would any of you be interested in coming to Kirksville, Missouri and playing in a tournament to raise money for an adoption? I'm thinking an entrance fee of $10.00 / person. I have no idea what the normal fee is. Maybe $20.00 would be better, then a percentage of the entrance fee would be divided up between the top three players. Kirksville only has a 9 hole course, so you would have to play it twice.
I might be able to switch the tournament to Fulton (has a new 18 hole DG course that is nice) or maybe get permission to play at one of the courses in Columbia. I've no idea what it will cost for advertising or use of the course, if there is a fee since these are public courses.
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For the second day in a row, the Cal baseball team won in extra innings, edging Michigan 6-5 Saturday in 10 innings on Mike Reuvekamp's game-winning RBI single.
In the bottom of the 10th, John Soteropulos led off with a walk. He advanced to second on a bunt by Devin Pearson and scored on Reuvekamp's (Miramonte High) shot that cleanly sailed over left fielder Zach Zolt's head.
The Bears (2-0) trailed 5-4 going into the ninth. Brian Celsi led off with a single. He was bunted to second by Derek Campbell, stole third and scored on Andrew Knapp's single.
Knapp had knocked in the game-winning run Friday when Cal prevailed 5-4 in 11 innings.
Justin Ringo had an RBI double in the eighth, lifting No. 17 Stanford (1-1) to a 3-2 win over seventh-ranked Rice (1-1) in Houston. Brett Michael Doran drew a one-out walk before Ringo's game-winning hit.
Saint Mary's (1-2) split a doubleheader at Cal State Northridge, losing 8-3 and winning 8-6. In the victory Jordan Mills pitched six innings, and Collin Ferguson (Santa Cruz) had four RBIs.
Olympic gold medalist Missy Franklin made it four wins in three nights at the Arena Grand Prix in Orlando, Fla.
The Cal commit won the 200-meter backstroke and the 100 freestyle. Olympic gold medalist Anthony Ervin (Cal) won the men's 100 freestyle.
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Former Cal star and 2012 Olympian Alysia Montano won the 600-meter run at 106th Millrose Games in New York with an Armory Track record of 1 minute, 23.59 seconds. Delisa Walton-Floyd set the mark of 1:26.56 in 1981.