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Gluten Free Ice Cream … Part 2
Ice cream is naturally gluten free and is — in my opinion — absolutely essential to good living. But, as so often happens, hidden glutens creep in and try to spoil our fun. If you have not already done so, you may wish to read the first part of this article which deals with ice cream that we purchase for home use.
This article talks about the ice cream that we enjoy at Baskin and Robins or similar establishments — the kind of places that my generation refers to as 'ice cream parlors'. In the first part of the article, we talked about the ice cream itself. Today we need to think about cross-contamination issues. You're probably in an establishment that displays large tubs of ice cream — some are 'safe' and some contain gluten. The same scoops are used in all the containers, thus contaminating the containers that were originally safe and spoiling the ice cream that is being served to you. The only totally-safe solution is to request a newly-washed scoop (and I don't mean simply rinsed-off) and a newly-opened tub of ice cream. Is it worth the effort???
Before you give up, be sure to read the comments at the bottom of the article. Some customers — as well as some ice cream parlors — have come up with solutions to this problem!
This is one segment of a three-part article on gluten free ice cream. The link to the beginning of the article (which talks about ice cream purchased for home use) is given in the first paragraph. The final segment will talk about homemade ice cream. No link yet. This is still 'under construction'.

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Formed in 1984, Diamond Rio signed with Arista in the early 90's and embarked on one of the most successful careers in country music. The band has sold over 10 million albums earning three platinum and five gold records.
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The Fairfax County delegation to the General Assembly will hold a hearing for public comment on the upcoming 2011 session on Saturday, Jan. 8, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Fairfax County Government Center, 12000 Government Center Parkway, Fairfax. The public is invited to attend and comment.
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I have never made buttercream icing, I just don't like it. I suppose it's because the only buttercream I've ever had has come on bakery cakes, ugh. I took the plunge and made 1/2 batch from the Cake Bible yesterday, the Neoclassic. Very easy to make, it looked lovely in the bowl, nice consistency. My butter temperature was a perfect 69 degrees.
I gave my husband the first taste spoon, and only told him it was a frosting I was testing, would he taste it. He immediately curled his lip in distaste. I asked what was wrong, he said it was just like eating sweetened butter, very greasy tasting and feeling in the mouth. He didn't like it at all. So I tasted it, and I have to wholeheartedly agree, I found it very greasy, it was just very sweet, crearmy textured butter. I must be spoiled from years of eating cakes frosted with real whipped cream, but there is no way I could ever make buttercream or eat it again. I was so sure Rose's recipe would be a winner, but no thanks to buttercream. I wouldn't even consider trying anyone else's recipe, they look even worse to me 'on paper'.
I won't even consider making a mousseline frosting, I don't like anything made with egg whites, no meringue, marshmallow, etc.
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With form for beating the league leaders in their own backyard, perhaps it was not such a surprise that Darlington were able to win at Warrington Town in such style on Saturday.
Last season Quakers showed what they were made of with a 3-1 win at Spennymoor Town and on Saturday made their mark again, this time trouncing top-of-the-table Warrington 4-1.
Not since the Stone Roses announced they would play a surprise comeback gig at Warrington's Parr Hall in May 2012 has there been a such a shock.
The Wire had become accustomed to not losing. After losing the first two fixtures of the season, one of them to Darlington, they had built a 17-game undefeated run in the league.
So a draw would not have been a bad result for Quakers, yet they made Shaun Reid's side look ordinary and the gulf between the teams' respective performances was as big a surprise as the scoreline.
Warrington's only chance of note resulted in an injury-time consolation goal, because in the preceding 90 minutes Quakers had been comfortably in control, scoring twice in each half with David Dowson and Amar Purewal each bagging a brace.
"It was a big performance. We knew that we had to come here and put in a big performance and we did that from start to finish. We dominated the game," said Quakers boss Martin Gray, who made no changes from the XI that won at Mossley last week.
"We knew what they are about because we've had them watched a few times, so the work that goes in has been proven worthwhile.
"They're very physical, they're very direct and they have their style of play.
"I spoke to their manager before the game and he made it very clear what they are about. Everyone's got their own style."
Reid's style appears to be nothing short of aggressive.
Before the game, while the hosts waited for Darlington to emerge from the changing rooms, Reid was heard at the side of the pitch geeing up his team, requesting that his players conduct themselves during the game in a nasty and horrible manner. His brother Peter, who was in attendance, would have been proud.
Presumably this was intended to intimidate Darlington. It's going to take a lot more than a spot of industrial language to scare Quakers, and Gray praised the dominant performance of his midfield trio.
He said: "The pitch was heavy going, they are at this time of the season, but the energy in midfield from Jonny Davis, Jordan Robinson and Leon Scott was brilliant. We outmuscled them and didn't give them a minute on the ball - we were men in there today."
The only thing nasty about Reid's team was the mistake by goalkeeper Josh Cook when he allowed Dowson's shot to trickle under his arm to give Darlington a 20th minute lead.
After Scott won the ball in midfield, Stephen Thompson played a through-ball and Dowson found himself one-on-one and although his shot lacked power, Cook made a hash of the save.
And Dowson doubled his tally six minutes later with a lovely goal, teed up by Davis.
With one manoeuvre, the striker cut inside from the right with a beautiful touch to bring under control then rifled the ball home.
With the defence looking strong, for the remainder of the half Darlington were untroubled with Warrington's closest chance coming two minutes before the break when Ashley Ruane rifled the ball across goal.
Warrington made two changes at the break, but it made little difference and Quakers extended their lead on the hour with Purewal powerfully heading home after meeting a cracking cross by Terry Galbraith, which was one of several deadly deliveries he was responsible for.
Three goals to the good, Gray sent on Dale Hopson and Nathan Fisher as Quakers coasted to the victory, while there was surprisingly little fight from Warrington, who looked anything but a team capable of going 17 games unbeaten.
Darlington won 2-0 when the teams met in August, and they doubled that scoreline when Purewal added another on 81 minutes, making it 4-0 with his second header after a fine delivery by Thompson and good work by Fisher.
Warrington pulled one back in injury time when Ciaran Kilheney lashed home after finding space in the penalty area having received a pass from Craig Robinson in midfield, but the goal could not take the shine off a performance to be proud of.
It was the Darlington's fourth win in a row and while they remain fifth, the hope now is that such form will continue for the remainder of the campaign. They'll certainly believe they can, after all, it was at this stage last season that they began a second coming.
"Warrington are no mugs," added Gray. "You've got to be respectful because they've done a great job, but today is about us and we've done a great job.
"It might send a message to the rest of the league, especially with the scoreline being what it was, but it's only one game. It was an important game, but we move on to the next game now."


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History class publishes new book, Cambridge
A group of Muskingum College students, with the help of their faculty advisor, have published Cambridge, a history of that community in stories and pictures culled from local history sources.
The 128-page book has been published by Arcadia Publishing, as a part of its Images of America series. Arcadia is a national publisher of local and regional history books. The new volume will be available May 1, from the Muskingum College bookstore, a variety of businesses in downtown Cambridge, or by logging on to www.arcadiapublishing.com.
Edited by Muskingum College Associate Professor of History Dr. Bil Kerrigan, the book represents the work of his "Internship in History" class during the fall semester of 2005 and involved hundreds of hours of research by the students in that class.
The students Dr. Kerrigan credits with producing the book are: Allison Avolio '06, Rebecka Hackett '06, Jason Mattern '06,
Michelle Moore '06 and Alicia Seng '07. Mattern, Moore and Seng plan to be history teachers; Avolio plans to attend graduate school to study higher education administration, and Hackett plans a career in public history.
Of the genesis for the project, Dr. Kerrigan said, "As an historian, I regularly get the opportunity to browse through musty archives where I often stumble across really amazing old photographs that deserve to be shared with a wider audience. The Images of America series published by Arcadia provides the perfect venue for sharing some of those photos with a wider audience. I was specifically attracted to doing a volume on Cambridge, Ohio, because it really is one of Ohio's best kept secrets."
He went on to explain that most of the images in the book came from the archives of the Guernsey County Historical Society (GCHS), the Finley Local History Room in the Cambridge Library, and from the local YMCA. The students, he explained, relied heavily on the staffs of the GCHS and the Finley Room to learn more about the photographs. Dr. Kerrigan was quick to point out that Kurt Tostenson, the archivist at the GCHS; and Melissa Essex, director of the local history room, were valuable resources.
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Clothing Two Pillowcase Blouse: All you need to make this trendy blouse are two pillowcases and some sewing know-how. Belt it or wear it loose for a stylish way to roam the halls at school.
Bag Cute Crochet Bookbag: If you're too trendy to use a boring old backpack, try this fun alternative that is still large and sturdy enough to carry even your most unwieldy books.
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ImmuCell Corporation (NASDAQ: ICCC) today announced that it has suspended its active pursuit of a partner for Mast Out®, its Nisin-based intramammary mastitis treatment product under development for dairy cows.
ImmuCell has presented this product opportunity to a variety of large and small animal health companies. During the second quarter of 2013, ImmuCell received a $250,000 exclusive option payment from one prospective partner who decided not to execute a license after its final due diligence, which was conducted during the option period. This revenue will be recognized during the third quarter of 2013. Approximately $50,000 in related capitalized expenses will be written off during the third quarter of 2013.
ImmuCell was informed by the prospective partner that it " could not cost effectively commercialize the product." During the protracted due diligence and negotiation process (which lasted more than 18 months), ImmuCell continued to move toward approval by the Center for Veterinary Medicine, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), gaining acceptance of the Effectiveness and Target Animal Safety Technical Sections. FDA acceptance of the Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls Technical Section represents the rate limiting step to final marketing approval.
"We are encouraged by the feedback from all prospective partners that our novel mastitis treatment can achieve FDA approval and have a significant, positive impact on the dairy industry," commented Michael F. Brigham, President and CEO. "Having been unable to establish terms which we consider to be fair and reasonable to both parties, we have decided to complete the final stages of the FDA approval process on our own in order to realize the optimal value for our stockholders."
Commercial sales of Mast Out® cannot begin until the New Animal Drug Application (NADA) is approved by the FDA. Previously, the FDA confirmed that the regulatory requirements to demonstrate effectiveness and safety had been met, as well as taking the unprecedented step of granting Mast Out® both zero milk discard and zero meat withhold claims. This novel regulatory clearance creates a significant economic benefit to dairy producers by allowing them to sell milk while a cow is being treated. No other intramammary mastitis treatment can claim this "no-discard" status.
ImmuCell's plan is to re-focus its efforts on obtaining NADA approval of Mast Out®. Brigham further commented, "While recognizing the commercial and near-term financial advantages which could have been realized via a partnering agreement, the greatest long-term value for ImmuCell stockholders could be achieved through a more independent strategy at this stage. We remain confident that making this novel treatment option available to dairy producers in order to reduce their reliance on penicillin and cephalosporin-based products for the treatment of disease in dairy cattle is in the public interest, and we intend to take all appropriate steps to assure a successful commercialization of Mast Out®."


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PITTSBURGH -- All-Star second baseman Jose Altuve will rejoin the Astros on Saturday and be in the lineup against the Pirates after missing three games on the bereavement list following the death of his grandmother in Venezuela. He actually arrived in Pittsburgh on Friday, but manager Bo Porter told him to stay at the team's downtown hotel.
Altuve left Monday's game in Detroit with a partially dislocated jaw following a collision with teammate Jimmy Paredes, but is healthy again.
"It's obviously been quite a whirlwind for him the last few days," Porter said. "Our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to him. He's back here in Pittsburgh and we'll have him back here tomorrow and in the lineup and ready to go. I'm sure he's looking forward to getting around his teammates and getting back on the baseball field."
Altuve's return means infielder Jake Elmore will be sent back to Triple-A following Friday's game, Porter said. Elmore was recalled when Altuve went on the bereavement list Tuesday and has played well. His average stands at .364 (4-for-11) after going 1-for-3 with an RBI single in Friday's 5-4 loss to Pittsburgh.
"He's come here and done all the things in which we know he's capable of doing," Porter said. "He's gotten on base and bunted, and is a good base runner and a solid defender. He's done nothing but make us believe at some point through the course of the year he's going to be able to help our ballclub, just like he's helped us a few days in Altuve's absence."
Elmore hopes he's impressed the coaching staff.
"You come up and play as well as you can and hope you open some eyes and that's all you can do," he said. "You can't start worrying about whether you'll get sent down. You have to go out and play."
Brian McTaggart is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Tag's Lines. Follow @brianmctaggart on Twitter. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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As we bemoan low test scores and the short attention span of our youth, perhaps we should stop blaming video games and reflect upon our failure to examine the historical record and hold our leaders accountable The summer's headlines regarding corporate greed, a declining stock market, escalating violence in the Middle East, President Bush's demand that the Palestinians disavow Yasir Arafat, and an impending invasion of Iraq indicate that many American citizens are all too quick, like our school children, to forget and disengage. The school children may be taking their cues from the adults, and it's time we all went back to school in an effort to revitalize American democracy.
The accounting scandals surrounding such corporate giants as Enron and WorldCom have shaken investor confidence in the stock market. Corporate greed is shrinking the retirement accounts of many middle and working class Americans, whose hard work and plans for retirement have been shattered by C.E.O.'s stock options, creative accounting, and financial parachutes. The Bush administration has attempted to disassociate itself from these corporate scandals by taking a get tough approach to white collar crime, yet the President and Vice-President Cheney, while perhaps not guilty of criminal behavior, are products of the corporate culture which brought us to this sad state of affairs.
During the 2000 campaign, Ralph Nader, as presidential candidate of the Green Party, focused his candidacy on the issue of corporate responsibility. Yet, Nader struggled to get his message out to the American people. He was ignored by the mainstream media and was not allowed to participate in the presidential debates. In a classic Catch-22 situation, Nader was nixed from the debates because his candidacy failed to garner enough support in public opinion polls, while being disqualified from the debates guaranteed that the Green Party candidate would not get the media exposure he needed to rise in the polls. Now we know that Nader was right on target with his concerns regarding corporate behavior, but the media still fail to make this connection. The prophet Nader remains neglected, and this summer's national Green Party convention in Philadelphia was overlooked by America's corporate media. It is as if the Nader crusade to restore corporate responsibility never happened, and we are shocked to learn of corporate executive misbehavior.
This state of historical amnesia is also apparent in America's response to the tragic escalating violence in the Middle East between Israelis and Palestinians. President Bush has called for the creation of an evolving Palestinian state; however, the president insists that the Palestinian people must disassociate themselves from Chairman Arafat. There are, indeed, many problems with Arafat, but by what right does the United States dictate to the Palestinians their leadership choices? It is this tendency toward a selective democracy, usually friendly to American corporate interests, which has so often led the United States into trouble.
Bush's pronouncement to the Palestinians that Arafat must go is reminiscent of President Woodrow Wilson's declaration that he was going to teach the Mexicans to elect good men. This policy led Wilson to invade our neighbor to the south twice, with the last incursion antagonizing the Mexican people while American troops engaged in a futile search for Poncho Villa. In more recent history, the United States has intervened to overthrow or destabilize democratically-elected regimes in Iran and Guatemala in the 1950s and Chile in the 1970s.
Before President Bush lectures other nations on the lessons of democracy, it is well worth noting that the president lost a popular election and was elevated to the nation's highest office by a 5 to 4 Supreme Court decision. The election of 2000, which raised serious questions about the nature of American democracy, is all too often part of our historical amnesia. The Bush tax cut is also contributing to a growing federal deficit, as we try to expand the military spending in the war on terrorism while curtailing domestic expenses. The economic promise of the Bush financial tax windfall has quickly been erased from public memory.
The projected invasion of Iraq by the United States should produce a strong sense of déjà vu. We are almost daily reminded that Sadaam Hussein is a threat to his neighbors and the United States. Conveniently forgotten is the fact that during the Reagan presidency, Hussein was our man in Baghdad, checking the expansion of the extremist Iranians. We hear much today about the Iraqi dictator using poison gas on his own people, yet when these events occurred there was little protest from Washington. However, with the invasion of Kuwait, Hussein became a threat to the steady flow of Middle Eastern oil. Bush the elder put together an impressive international coalition; however, he was unsuccessful in toppling the Iraqi strongman. His son is now insistent upon finishing the job.
Before endorsing the president's invasion plans it might be useful to again shed our historical amnesia. Getting into a war is easy, but devising an exit strategy is complex, as politicians found with the Vietnam War. While the Gulf War of Bush the elder enjoyed initial popular support, it is well worth recalling the disillusionment of veterans regarding the government's failure to acknowledge Gulf War Syndrome. Also, current invasion plans for Iraq lack international support and may further destabilize the volatile Middle Eastern political climate, making the world less secure for Americans.
Indeed, it seems this summer that we are paying a heavy price for our selective memory and failure to stay engaged. Just as we would like our school children to remember their lessons and become more involved in the classroom, as American citizens we must offer a better role model and be ever vigilant in fostering our democracy, demanding more from ourselves, the media, and our leaders. We must reclaim our historical memory, for the price of historical/cultural amnesia is too great a price to pay. As the events of September 11 and this summer well document, we ignore the past at our own peril and that of our children.
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D Sharer - 10/6/2002
Thank you for the article - you've synthesized key examples from the past that should make the U.S. public "wake up" with the latest war cry. I hope members of Congress read the article - most of them seem to be in a fog.
As a social studies teacher, I hope I provide the connections for students presented in your article.
Pierre S. Troublion - 10/4/2002
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Not quite clear on the disarmament part of the deal. To make
that work you're going to need to talk to my friends down at Anti-Hypocrisy Land Brokers. We need to get cracking on a building permit for a two-family duplex in Palestine, and I don't mean Palestine, Texas. And while you're in town, please arrange for an energy insurance policy and make sure it's long term and renewable.
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Cassandra - 10/4/2002
Never mind. I get it now. You weren't stating your own position; you were making fun of the Green party.
Sorry if I seem dense for not realizing that sooner, but I've encountered too many people who - in all seriousness - talk about how brutal the US is to Muslims in the Middle East and bring up the Crusades in the same sentence as though the Crusades can be taken as an example of US cruelty. Besides I've heard all I ever want to hear about how guilty Europeans and their descendents should feel about the Crusades. Especially as none of the people who bring up the Crusades ever mention how the Muslims tried to systematically exterminate everyone else in the world a few centuries earlier.
It has become a very sore point for me.
Cassandra - 10/4/2002
Excuse me, but did you say that the US government first attempted to impose its will on the Middle East 900 years ago during the crusades, calling it a war all about oil? I'm no historian, but even a grade school child ought to know that the US has only been around about 200 years. The Crusades took place almost seven centuries before the US was in existence, and at that time, the world had not yet been industrialized, and oil was not the valuable commodity that it is today.
And if you meant to say something else, then you're incredibly sloppy writer.
You use an awful lot of big words (and some French too!) in a vain attempt to hide the fact that you're babbling absolute nonsense.
Alec Lloyd - 10/4/2002
Sure, I've got the deed right here. Send me your bank account info and I'll throw in complete Iraqi disarmament as a free extra. I just need one more UN resolution (and your money) to seal the deal.
Frank Lee - 10/3/2002
This is a reasonable idea, IF applied consistently. That is a big IF, because consistency and the Near East are rarely found on the same page.
IF we have given Arafat "hundreds of millions" and IF he has put the funds into personal accounts in Switzerland [evidence thereof pending] and this therefore gives us the right to demand his ouster, what earthly reason could there be for AMERICANS not to also demand the ouster from power of war criminal Ariel Sharon, who is using BILLIONS of American taxdollars in military aid
(see http://www.us-israel.org/jsource/US-Israel/foreign_aid.html) to blast the occupied Palestinian territories into oblivion and willfully destroy three decades of American peace-making efforts under many U.S. presidents ?
And if we can't dictate to the peoples of the Near East who their leaders should be, why not stop the gravy train feeding the fanatics over there ? And why not start at the TOP of the list ?
F. Lee
Pierre S. Troublion - 10/3/2002
Would that be Calcium Estates, a choice set of properties running like a backbone around the Bush Ranch ?
Alec Lloyd - 10/3/2002
Yes, one more resolution. This time I know it will work.
Oh, and I've got some real estate you might be interested in...
Pierre S. Troublion - 10/3/2002
This is a clever satire, except that Nader didn't "use the word" crusade, that was Briley's term. Mr. Zweibel's otherwise neat exposure of the hypocrisy within the knee-jerk "peace" movement is thus, unfortunately, based on a crass error, even sloppier, if less egregious, than the error of who argue that the best way to teach the American President to speak English and observe basic norms of international diplomacy is to refuse to back up renewed U.N. inspection of Iraq by means of a new resolution with teeth.
P S Troublion
J. Phineas Zweibel - 10/2/2002
I am shocked, shocked! that President-in-your-dreams Nader would use a word such as "crusade" -- surely such language implies a Manichaean division of the world into good and evil, a certain "cowboy unilateralism," or as the French would say, "simplisme". While I do not attempt to excuse the malfeasance of ethically challenged CEO's, rather than simplistically condemning them we must understand the despair and hopelessness that form the root causes of their behavior -- otherwise we will merely perpetuate the cycle of, um, business. Our grief is not a call for prosecution. Not in our name!
Certainly as you apply the pedagogical equivalent of gingko biloba to the American body politic, you would not want us to forget the Crusades, in which, a mere 900 years ago, the US government first attempted to impose its will upon the Middle East in another war that was, naturally, all about oil.
Need I mention the religious-sensitivity implications of calling Nader a "prophet"? "There is no God but Dissent, and Ralph is his Prophet..."
Bill Heuisler - 10/1/2002
"...U.S. has intervened to overthrow or destabilize Democratically elected regimes..."
Some teacher. Mr. Briley's history evidently implants Left-wing bias into young minds by twisting or ignoring historical fact.
Three examples of deliberate anti-American ommissions:
1) Briley omits the fact that Poncho (sic) Villa was a bandit who raided into New Mexico and killed American soldiers.
2) Briley omits the fact that Mohammed Mossadegh was pronounced dictator by the Iranian Majlis on 8/11/1952 right before he "Nationalized" Western developed and owned oilfields.
3) Briley omits the fact that Colonel Jacobo Arbenz Guzman was put into power by Guatamalan Communists three months before he "expropriated" a quarter of a million acres of property owned by American businesses (ruining the Guatamalan ecomomy).
Wouldn't these facts give a balanced world-view to his students? Briley's saccherine concern for children seems to be overwhelmed by his anti-American bias. Schools shouldn't be hate-America reeducation camps. Teachers should tell the truth.
Bill Heuisler
don kates - 10/1/2002
Where did we get the right to say Arafat must go? Perhaps, Mr. Briley, the same place we got the right to say that tiny Israel should be subdivided with much of its land given away to another brutal Islamic dictatorship like those that already rule 98+% of the area of the Middle East? Why should a nation which allows full freedom of religion to all those w/in its borders be replaced with one where Jews cannot live, in a land that was traditionally theirs? Israel is currently populated in large part by refugees whom the Arab nations expelled (after confiscating all their property). Why does any Arab who does not want to live in a free democratic nation not just go to any of the horrendous Islamic dictatyorships and happily live there?
And, finally, as to Arafat, since we have given him hundreds of millions of dollars which he and his cronies have deposited in Swiss bank accounts instead of spending on the Palestinians, why shouldn't we be entitled to get rid of him? In that connection, let me pose you another question: Where do you think his wife got the money to live in a multi-million dollar Paris residence?
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Jordan Roth Becomes Principal Owner of Jujamcyn Theaters
According to Variety, the President of Jujamcyn Theaters Jordan Roth has become the company's principal owner after making a tranaction with previous co-owner Rocco Landesman. Roth, who is 37, is now the youngest owner of one of the major Broadway operators.
Landesman will become 'president emeritus' of Jujamcyn Theaters after the deal, which though was not revealed is expected to have involved 'tens of millions of dollars.' Roth has been with the company since 2005 and has had a 50% stake since 2009. He told Variety: "We'll continue to fulfill our mission to champion shows that push theatrical boundaries and to deliver hospitality with the goal of redefining the theatergoing and theatermaking experience."
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Roth is the President of Jujamcyn Theaters whose recent productions include The Heiress, Bring It On, The Book of Mormon, How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying and Jersey Boys, among others. He also created Givenik.com, where theatergoers can purchase discounted tickets and give 5% of their ticket price to the charity of their choice. He also serves on the Board of Trustees of Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC), Freedom to Marry, Young Patrons of Lincoln Center Theatre, and the Horace Mann School, of which he is an alumnus.
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The Weekly Health Quiz: Migraines, Drinking and Belly Fat
September 22, 2017,
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS, is a disease of the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord that control voluntary muscle movement.
ALS is also known as Lou Gehrig's disease.
Recent findings and perspectives on medical research.
Right-to-die issues receive a lot of attention, but less is known about those with A.L.S., or Lou Gehrig's disease, who want to live.
Lou Gehrig's disease; ALS; Upper and lower motor neuron disease; Motor neuron disease
1 out of 10 cases of ALS are due to a genetic defect. The other times, the cause is unknown.
In ALS, nerve cells (neurons) waste away or die, and can no longer send messages to muscles. This eventually leads to muscle weakening, twitching, and an inability to move the arms, legs, and body. The condition slowly gets worse. When the muscles in the chest area stop working, it becomes hard or impossible to breathe.
ALS affects approximately 5 out of every 100,000 people worldwide.
There are no known risk factors, except for having a family member who has a hereditary form of the disease.
Symptoms usually do not develop until after age 50, but they can start in younger people. Persons with ALS have a loss of muscle strength and coordination that eventually gets worse and makes it impossible to do routine tasks such as going up steps, getting out of a chair, or swallowing.
Breathing or swallowing muscles may be the first muscles affected. As the disease gets worse, more muscle groups develop problems.
ALS does not affect the senses (sight, smell, taste, hearing, touch). It only rarely affects bladder or bowel function, eye movement, or a person's ability to think or reason.
Symptoms include:
The doctor or nurse will examine you and ask questions about your medical history and symptoms.
The physical exam may show:
Tests that may be done include:
There is no known cure for ALS. A medicine called riluzole helps slow down the symptoms and lets you live longer.
Treatments to control other symptoms include:
Physical therapy, rehabilitation, use of braces or a wheelchair, or other measures may be needed to help with muscle function and general health.
Choking is common. Patients may decide to have a tube placed into their stomach for feeding. This is called a gastrostomy.
A nutritionist is very important. Patients with ALS tend to lose weight. The illness itself increases the need for food and calories. At the same time, problems with swallowing make it hard to eat enough.
Breathing devices include machines that are used only at night, and constant mechanical ventilation.
Patients should discuss their wishes regarding artificial ventilation with their families and doctors.
Emotional support is vital in coping with the disorder, because mental functioning is not affected. Groups such as the ALS Association may be available to help people who are coping with the disorder.
Support for people who are caring for someone with ALS is also available, and may be very helpful.
See: ALS - support group
Over time, people with ALS progressively lose the ability to function and care for themselves. Death often occurs within 3 - 5 years of diagnosis. About 1 in 4 patients survive for more than 5 years after diagnosis.
Call your health care provider if:
Increased difficulty swallowing, difficulty breathing, and episodes of apnea are symptoms that require immediate attention.
You may want to see a genetic counselor if you have a family history of ALS.
Murray B, Mitsumoto H. Disorders of upper and lower motor neurons. In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice . 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 74.
Shaw PJ. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and other motor neuron diseases. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine . 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 418.


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SET 1: Chalk Dust Torture > Bathtub Gin, It's Ice > Back on the Train, Round Room[1] > The Horse > Silent in the Morning, Stash, Water in the Sky > Character Zero
SET 2: 46 Days [1] > Simple -> My Friend, My Friend, Limb By Limb, Thunderhead[1] > Run Like an Antelope > Cavern
ENCORE: Mexican Cousin[1]
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Set 1: Mozambique, Cayman Review, Curlew's Call, Sand, Magilla, Everything's Right, Valentine, Money, Love and Change, Shine, Burlap Sack and Pumps, Dark and Down, Clint Eastwood, First Tube[1]
Encore: Water in the Sky[2], Push On 'Til the Day[3]
[1] Page on keys.
[2] Trey, Mike on bass, and Grace Potter on vocals.
[3] Dave Grippo on saxophone.
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OAK HILL, Fla. - A 21-year-old man was arrested in Volusia County on drunken driving charges after, according to deputies, his truck was clocked at 110 mph and a teen was discovered in the vehicle with a gunshot wound.
Augustus Stoker was arrested on DUI charges in the incident, which occurred Saturday morning in Oak Hill.
According to the Volusia County Sheriff's Office, a deputy on routine patrol spotted a 1998 Ford pickup speeding northbound on U.S. 1 in Oak Hill. The deputy tried to catch up to the truck, which was going 110 mph in a 55 mph zone, the Sheriff's Office said.
The truck traveled for another mile, crossing the center line several times, before the driver pulled over, deputies said. Stoker got out of the truck and immediately informed the deputy that a passenger had been shot in the left hand, officials said.
As the deputy called for a paramedic, she said she noticed a strong odor of alcohol on Stoker's breath. The deputy also noted that Stoker's speech was slurred and his eyes were red, glassy and watery, the Sheriff's Office said.
After failing field sobriety exercises, Stoker was arrested on charges of driving under the influence.
The shooting victim was a 19-year-old who was struck in his hand, said deputies, adding that he, Stoker and a third passenger were initially uncooperative in the investigation, claiming they had no idea how the victim had been injured.
Deputies said they found three long-barrel firearms in the rear seat of the truck and several spent shotgun shells on the floor of the vehicle. They also said there were open bottles of rum and whiskey in the truck and a 12-pack of beer in a cooler in the bed of the truck along with several empty beer cans.
The shooting victim was treated at the scene and then taken to Bert Fish Medical Center in New Smyrna Beach for further treatment.
The Sheriff's Office is continuing to investigate to determine how the victim was injured, who fired the shotgun and whether additional criminal charges will be filed.
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SANTA CLARA -- Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo insists he is not licking his chops.
But he'll be facing a depleted 49ers defense in Sunday's season opener, regardless of whether Ray McDonald is allowed to play a week after his domestic-violence arrest.
"No one player makes that defense," Romo said Wednesday on a call with Bay Area media.
The 49ers defense is missing more than one player from a unit that's ranked among the three hardest to score against each year since 2011.
Romo won't be getting sacked Sunday by Aldon Smith, who is suspended the first nine games. Also missing will be linebacker NaVorro Bowman (knee) and nose tackle Glenn Dorsey (biceps), likely into November for both players.
Factor in McDonald's undetermined status -- though he's practiced the past two days -- and the 49ers defense is in flux heading into "Big D."
"We're losing some key guys. We have every right to question and be worried," linebacker Patrick Willis said. "But we're not going to do that."
Only Willis, defensive tackle Justin Smith, outside linebacker Ahmad Brooks, free safety Eric Reid and possibly McDonald remain from last year's opening-day lineup.
In the reworked secondary, cornerbacks Tramaine Brock and likely Chris Culliver will make their first opening-day starts, and strong safety Antoine Bethea will be seeing his first action since an Aug. 17 concussion.
Romo, who rallied the Cowboys to a 2011 win over the 49ers, still respects the defense he'll encounter.
"They're a collection of outstanding individual talent with a very good scheme that can create issues with the way that they're doing things," Romo said.
Romo may not be fazed, but should the 49ers be concerned over their lack of continuity?
"If I said no, I'd be lying to you," Bethea replied. "We've still got a game to play. Dallas is not worried about what's going on here."
Cowboys coach Jason Garrett actually is concerned, but more so about how daunting the 49ers defense remains.
"It's arguably the strength of their team, and they do a fantastic job from top to bottom," Garrett said. "They have a track record of playing different guys who just come in and play, and they play at the same level."
Dan Skuta is listed on the depth chart as Smith's replacement at outside linebacker, though Corey Lemonier will be summoned to rush after Romo on passing downs. Michael Wilhoite is listed in Bowman's spot. If McDonald isn't in the lineup, Dallas-area native Tony Jerod-Eddie likely will start.
With so many changes on defense, will Colin Kaepernick and the offense be capable of carrying the 49ers?
"We have the ability to do that," Kaepernick said. "But we have great defensive players still on that field. So I don't think there'll be a drop-off."
Added Willis: "You can look across the board and find every reason to run the other way or find excuses why we can't be as good. At the end of the day, you're only as good as the guys that are out there on the field, anyway."
Harbaugh reiterated he has no tolerance for domestic violence. Then he cited the U.S. Constitution's Fifth Amendment and noted: "We all live in America. We all understand that sometimes patience is required when it comes to due process."
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell also said that before the league imposes any potential discipline, he'll wait for the legal process to play out for McDonald.
"We don't (know the facts) right now, and we're obviously following it very closely," Goodell told USA Today at a youth football event in Renton, Wash.
Sunday's season opener
49ers at Dallas, 1:25 p.m. FOX


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RESURFACING work will take place on the A303 between Bullington Cross (exit for A34) and the A3093 Picket Twenty Junction, near Andover, until October.
Work on the A303 westbound will be carried out 10pm to 6am on weekdays from August 20 to 29, September 3 and September 12 to 23.
Similar overnight work will occur on the eastbound carriageway from September 4 to 11 and September 24 to October 3.
Selected slip roads at Barton Stacey and Longparish will also be affected in both directions.
Diversion routes will be in place via the A3093, A343 and A34 during the closures. Motorists should add 30 to 40 minutes to their journey.


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Topic: Mindfulness Therapy
Hi all,
I am currently doing my internship for my masters degree in Mental Health Counseling. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get it in the location I wanted, which was a hospital or cancer center. I am doing my internship at a Chemical Dependency agency. The good part of this is that I am working with a therapist who does DBT therapy (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy). This involves a lot of mindfulness training. Mindfulness is being aware of the moment, the thoughts and feelings you are experiencing without judgment. Sort of a way of teaching people to stop and smell the roses...let go of regrets of the past and quell anxiety for the future.
While this is being done by me at a Chemical Dependency clinic, it really does apply to those suffering anxiety or depression after a devastating diagnosis such as cancer, both for the patient and caretakers.
Here is a link to a short article that talks about how mindfulness can be used in this way.
http://psychcentral.com/news/2012/06/12 … 40029.html
There is a lot of information out there about DBT and mindfulness and I highly recommend anyone considering therapy to get through the challenges that life has presented, to look for a DBT therapist.
My comments, suggestions, and opinions are based only on my personal experience as a cancer survivor. Please consult a physician for professional guidance.


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MACCLENNY, Fla. - Baker County sheriff's deputies continue to investigate gunfire in the area of Joan Street and South Boulevard on Tuesday.
Sheriff Joey Dobson said that it took several hours to gather information about the shots fired due to limited cooperation from possible witnesses, but his deputies eventually learned the incident was the result of an ongoing feud between Antonio Lee, Leonard Lee and Phillip Givens.
The Sheriff's Office says all three men have arrest records.
Although this incident occurred near Keller Intermediate School, the actual shot appeared to be fired from a place not within eyesight of the school.
Within moments of receiving this complaint, Keller Intermediate School staff was notified and immediately took appropriate safety precautions to protect the children attending school at this location.
Several areas were searched immediately following the incident, in which none of those reportedly involved were located.
None of the men believed to be involved in the incident were located on Tuesday, but Givens was found and arrested Wednesday on unrelated drug charges.
The Sheriff's Office will continue to investigate the shooting incident and will file charges related to this incident if the evidence warrants.
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Fabio Borini has reiterated that he is happy at Liverpool and has given no thought to a summer switch.
The Italian forward only moved to Anfield in July 2012, but saw his debut season on Merseyside ravaged by injury.
Borini has always maintained that it is his intention to prove his worth in England, having previously shone during a loan spell at Swansea, and insists he will not be altering that stance.
His goal sent Italy to the final of the European U21 Championship on Saturday, and he is feeling confident and on top of his game again.
He believes those suggesting he may be open to making another move are getting ahead of themselves, with it important for him to get a regular run of games before judgement can be passed on the success of his time with Liverpool.
Borini said: "Am I looking to move abroad? People need to think more about my situation.
"In Italy people give more time to foreigners than they do to youngsters.
"I feel really good in England."


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Night Fires Returns to THT, 12/21 & 22
Night Fires, a celebration of the winter solstice, has been delighting and moving audiences for over thirty years with its blend of magic, mystery, marvelous music and soaring storytelling language. Ardent fans speak of it as inspiration and food for dreams in the long winter nights to come. This year's performances tell a tale of Story itself as it weaves together traditional and contemporary music from Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Mongolia, Finland, Cape Verde, the Caucasus, the Maori of New Zealand and the Americas.
Several talented newcomers join a familiar cast of gifted actors and singers, among these are Annie Nessen Voorhees, Deb Gwinn, Stephanie Gallas, Clarke Jordan and Abigail and Shaun Bengson whose vaudevillian indie folk opera, Hundred Days, premiers this coming March in San Francisco before its many-stops-on-the-way journey to New York.
Night Fires will be performed at Middlebury's Town Hall Theater on Friday, December 21 at 8:00 pm, Saturday, December 22 at 4:00 and 8:00 pm, and Sunday, December 23 at 4:00 pm. Tickets: $23/$20 seniors/$18 students, are available by calling 802-382-9222, at www.townhalltheater.org, or at the door. Pre-show singing begins approximately 20 minutes before the show.