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I saw a poll a few days ago that showed that 60% of parents of school age children want teachers to be voluntarily armed. Until someone can come up with an effective and realistic solution to the gun/insane shooter issue, I reluctantly agree.
I'll bet those teachers and the parents of the children who were slaughtered in Connecticut would like a 'do over' where the teachers could shoot back. Which of us, if we had a child in that school in Connecticut, would have denied those teachers a weapon if those teachers had chosen to keep one on their person?
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of blet.
Sorry, no etymologies found.
I think prunes and raisins are simply dried.
The noun of the word is bletting. Are prunes and raisins bletted fruit?
Fascinating. Rosehips do this too, but AFAIK the verb "blet" is only used with medlars. I love the specificity! I even made an entry for bletted medlars.
Blet (verb) in the OED as follows:
intr. To become 'sleepy,' as an over-ripe pear, a special form of decay to which fleshy fruits are subject. Hence bletting vbl. n.
1835 LINDLEY Introd. Bot. (1848) II. 257 After the period..of ripeness, most fleshy fruits undergo a new kind of alteration; their flesh either rots or blets. Ibid. Bletting is..a special alteration. 1864 Reader 21 May 653 The decomposition..of the pericarp begins with fermentation, and, after having passed through the intermediate stage of bletting to use Dr. Lindley's word, ends in the total obliteration of the cellular structure.
Also, blet as a noun has this additional information:
In Webster (where the only authority cited is Lindley's use of the verb). But this would not give 'A decayed spot on fruits,' as erroneously stated, but, That form of decay which is commonly called 'sleepiness' (in which there are no external spots to indicate the change).


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Got our second delivery today and already posted photos of our new pub table. Could not be happier with how it looks and now we finally have an out-of-the-way place to store wine bottles.
I definitely recommend checking out Bel' weekly specials. Although you can only take advantage of these online, they have stuff from every category. I ended up getting a cool little coffee table.
Thank you Bel! – My husband and I love Bel Furniture. After buying our new home, we stopped by Bel one evening just to take a look around for ideas. Three hours later, we had a complete house full of furniture.. can't beat one stop shopping with excellent deals!
We recently bought a beach house for family vacations but didn't have any furniture for it. I rushed right over to Bel when I saw their "House Full of Furniture" deal and got practically everything we needed (25 pieces) for the price of what one couch would cost anywhere else these days. Plus they threw in a free HDTV, which we also needed...Talk about a bargain!
Quick and Easy – It was quick and easy to find just what we were looking for at Bel Furniture. The huge $100 Million Sale just sweetened the deal even more!
fantastic – My daughter loves her new bedroom set from Bel Furniture. And the best part was we didn't have to tap into her college fund to get it!
Shopping at Bel Furniture is so easy I can do it from home! Their Web site has detailed images on all their pieces and they delivered two days after I placed the order online. Super service!
Good Furniture, Horrible customer service!! – Based on the furniture alone this is an awesome store.
I bought some awesome couches and tables. I paid cash which is usually a good thing, but not at this place
The customer service I experienced was horrible.
I literally walked around the place and not one associate approached me three guys sitting down in chairs talking and I was the only customer in the place.
It seemed like everyone has their "heads up their butts"
My tables never showed up as promised. Not one person could explain why, they simply told me just wait longer even though I had waited a month. It had been a month and I wanted my money back despite the
"All sales final" policy. Getting your money back from this place was almost equally frustrating. The person handling the paperwork forgot to submit, then lied about it. After waiting a week like I was told, there was no check. No one bothered to call me and explain, I had to call and keep calling because no one communicates.
It has been a month and I still have not gotten my money back. My opinion is great furniture if you don't mind the rude service and hassle. I personally would never go back there, you can pay a little more and get
a million times better service.
The best thing about this place is it's the real deal. Fantastic furniture! I got a dresser there with lots of little cubbies and big drawers, and with such simple lines it could be foreign.
Delivery is reasonable too, and they'll even do it on a weekend!
Dishonest will say anything to buy, totally LIED to us – Woman named with a Li at least the first two letters are correct as in LI_AR, we payed cash for some furniture promised it would be delivered to us no problem for me to take that day off so i can have it..DIDNT happen not even close, called us 30 mins b4 it was time to deliver it unproffesional, then thier so called District manager going to take care of it and call me (according to the mgr ) NEVER Happenned 5 Days in a row , I recommend staying away from this Store completely
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I started learning PROLOG some weeks ago and so I decided to create its syntax highlighting for UltraEdit. I've almost finished it, I based my syntax highlighting "decisions" in those of Visual Prolog 5.2. The only thing I just can't resolve is how to highlight the variables.
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Forty-eight hours into his life as the former head coach of the Edmonton Eskimos, Kavis Reed doesn't appear to be mourning what was. Reed was fired on Monday after three Canadian Football League seasons on the job and on the heels of a 4-14 record that dropped his overall mark to 22-32.
Eskimos general manager Ed Hervey describes himself as a contemplative, introverted sort, so it's fitting he plans to deploy a gridiron version of the Socratic Method as he embarks on the process of hiring a new head coach.
As the minutes whittled away to Monday's 2 p.m. press conference at Commonwealth Stadium, the bodies began to trickle in. First, it was the Edmonton Eskimos' training staff. Next, the players entered the room. Mike Reilly, J.C. Sherritt, Calvin McCarty, T.J. Hill, Chris Thompson, Grant Shaw. Finally, general manager Ed Hervey made his way into the room and took to the podium to announce that he'd fired head coach Kavis Reed.
The Edmonton Eskimos got off to their worst start since 1971 - and things didn't get much better from there. Scroll through our interactive timeline to see the key moments in the Eskimos season and the events that led up to Monday's firing of coach Kavis Reed.
As Eskimos GM Ed Hervey launches the search for the CFL club's third head coach in the last six years, he is looking for someone "who's a little bit more like myself" to fill the vacancy created by Monday's dismissal of three-year incumbent Kavis Reed. Hervey made official Monday afternoon what had been widely expected for weeks as the Eskimos stumbled to a 4-14 won-lost record to finish dead last in the West Division.
The Edmonton Eskimos have parted ways with coach Kavis Reed, the club announced Monday morning on its website. "Reed will not return as head coach in 2014," the announcement from general manager Ed Hervey reads. "We thank Kavis for his dedication and hard work over the past three seasons and wish him the best in the future."
Given all of the misfortune and failure that accompanied the Edmonton Eskimos this year, garbage bag day was as apt an ending to 2013 as the team could hope for.The Eskimos were together as a team one more time on Sunday, cleaning out their locker-room and finally pulling the plug on a 4-14 Canadian Football League season that saw them miss the playoffs and set a number of historical worsts along the way.
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Exercise and Cognitive Training in Parkinson's Disease
This study is currently recruiting participants.
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Last updated: July 12, 2013
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This study looks at whether treadmill exercise and memory training on a computer can improve memory in Parkinson's Disease
Condition | Intervention |
Parkinson's Disease |
Behavioral: treadmill training Behavioral: computerized memory training |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Effects of Exercise and Cognitive Training on Executive Function in Parkinson's Disease |
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Primary Outcome Measures:
- Improved executive function on a neuropsychological test battery [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Improved dual task ability [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Improvement in instrumental activities of daily living [ Time Frame: 3 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Estimated Enrollment: | 121 |
Study Start Date: | October 2010 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | July 2014 |
Estimated Primary Completion Date: | December 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Arms | Assigned Interventions |
Arm 1
Treadmill training with aerobic exercise
Behavioral: treadmill training
walk on treadmill for aerobic exercise
Arm 2
Memory training with computerized memory program
Behavioral: computerized memory training
memory testing and training on computer program
Arm 3
Combination of treadmill training and computerized memory program
Behavioral: treadmill training
walk on treadmill for aerobic exercise
Behavioral: computerized memory training
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Detailed Description:
Executive memory loss is common in Parkinson's Disease (PD). There is no known treatment for it. This study looks at whether executive memory function is improved in PD by either treadmill aerobic training, computerized memory training, or a combination of both.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 40 Years to 90 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Parkinson's disease stage 1-3 Hoehn and Yahr
- Balance problems
Exclusion Criteria:
- unstable medical illness
- unstable psychiatric illness
- exercising too much on own
- doing computerized memory training on own
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Contact: Terra Hill | (410) 328-5800 | email@example.com |
Contact: Alexander Loreck, BS | (410) 605-7000 ext 4858 | email@example.com |
United States, Maryland | |
VA Maryland Health Care System, Baltimore | Recruiting |
Baltimore, Maryland, United States, 21201 | |
Contact: Terra Hill 410-328-5800 email@example.com | |
Principal Investigator: Fred Ivey, PhD |
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University of Maryland
Principal Investigator: | Fred Ivey, PhD | VA Maryland Health Care System, Baltimore |
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Responsible Party: | Department of Veterans Affairs |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01156714 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | E7158-R |
Study First Received: | March 11, 2010 |
Last Updated: | July 12, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United States: Federal Government |
Keywords provided by Department of Veterans Affairs:
Parkinson's disease Treadmill training Exercise |
Cognitive Training executive function dual task |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Parkinson Disease Parkinsonian Disorders Basal Ganglia Diseases Brain Diseases |
Central Nervous System Diseases Nervous System Diseases Movement Disorders Neurodegenerative Diseases |
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There are many events of our life that leave us with some injuries in either or both physical and mental forms. But it takes time to get over the injuries and the loses sometime cannot be compensated. In such cases money compensation can give you a bit of relief as you can get over the medical cost and the loss of salary that you had to incur due to the injury. That is why claim for compensation is so important. There are be different types of claims and for that, you need one of those compensation claim solicitors who are well experienced and know every bit of the procedure.
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Food is good. It's more a bar than a cafe and not very cosy. Good for a quick visit. Service was fast and friendly. Staff a bit uber cool.
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I have been to Rosie's a couple of times, once for brunch and once for lunch. The menu has something for everyone, starting with basic options and expanding into the typical Dusseldorf prosecco breakfast. The service is generally very good, although when sitting outside, we struggled to get the waitres's attention a couple of times. Would come back again and... More
Had a burger and mock schnitzel not very nice beer ok not very friendly attract a younger crowd this was at the corner of our street that our lovely hotel was in x
Sitting for over an hour waiting for breakfast... Terrible service, such a shame seeing everybody who came after you being served, eating and leaving before you get your food. Repeatedly asked staff, but they don't seem to really care.
Lovely place, shame about the service. The young waitress kept getting our orders wrong, it took ages for our drinks to arrive even so there were only 10 other guests in the restaurant at the time. A little training would help
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A potential scam that may have started downstate seems to have made its way to the U.P.
FORSYTH TOWNSHIP -- A potential scam that may have started downstate seems to have made its way to the U.P.
What looks like a newly paved driveway, upon closer inspection, is clear it's not the work of professionals, and according to attorney Andrew Griffin, is also not the work of honest men.
"They did not offer any kind of a written contract, they indicated about what it would cost, and by the time they were done two to three hours later, they were back on the front porch, demanding payment up front, in full, with cash," says Griffin.
His client, a Marquette County woman who did not want to speak with us on camera, says a group of men showed up at her home Thursday, offering to pave her driveway with leftover asphalt from a nearby project.
Beyond the fact that these contractors showed up at the home unsolicited was the fact that they were back in no time at all with all of the equipment necessary to pave the driveway. That's when the resident contacted her attorney.
When the project was finished, the men demanded $6300 from the woman, which she refused to pay.
"Given what's gone on, thankfully my client thought something was wrong and did not pay them, so there's not a loss of money here, but there might still be some losses in the work that was done," Griffin says.
To protect yourself from any sort of scam operation, the Marquette County Sheriff's office recommends you ask the contractor to see their license or insurance, get a copy of an invoice or receipt with a business location listed, and be wary of cash-only transactions.
Sheriff Lovelace says staying away from any door-to-door solicitors is a good habit to get into.
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Testimony for the Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs
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MAJ Ladda Tammy Duckworth, Director, Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs
Mr. Chairman, members of the committee. It is a pleasure to be asked to testify before you today on behalf of Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich and the Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs. This Committee is to be commended for drawing attention to the very important issue of quality of care for our returning Veterans and service members.
I want to thank my Senator, Senator Durbin, for his aggressive action which led to the examination we are now seeing at the Marion VA Medical Center. Sen. Durbin has long been an advocate for Veterans and their care.
The Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs assists Illinois' Veterans in obtaining their State of Illinois Veterans' benefits as well as their federal Veterans' benefits. We have 74 Veterans Service Officers on staff who are certified by the US Dept. of Veterans' Affairs (USDVA) to process, represent and make appeals on behalf of the Veteran in their claims for compensation from the USDVA. State of Illinois benefits for Veterans are in addition to federal benefits and range from generous educational, mortgage loan, and other financial assistance to our four Veterans' Homes where Illinois' Veterans may live out their remaining days with the dignity and care they deserve. As the Director of this agency, I want to be clear that we do not have any jurisdiction over the USDVA's operations, to include the various USDVA Veterans' clinics, hospitals and Vet Centers.
While we may not have the responsibility of licensing and overseeing the actual hiring of doctors for the federal facilities in Illinois, we do work closely with all our Veterans and try to find the most reasonable and highest quality health care accommodations available.
As the Director of IDVA, I see every day the struggles of families as they prepare to drive long distances to a health care facility. These struggles impact spouses, parents, and children. And when in a rural area, these drives and travels take a further toll on our service members and Veterans. We cannot afford to have doctors who are not suited for license practicing medicine in any of our facilities. And we cannot have disparities in the quality of care that is provided at our rural and urban facilities.
Statistics vary on the actual number of U.S. military recruits from rural communities, but they all indicate that a disproportionate percentage of our all-volunteer military are from rural areas, and thus a disproportionate share of deaths and injuries are occurring within our rural recruit population. In Illinois, over 50% of our military recruits entered the service from a county outside the City of Chicago's Cook and collar counties. As such, maintaining facilities such as Marion, yet improving the quality of care provided, is essential to DoD's and the VA's ability to care of our Soldiers once they return home from their service to our nation.
In Illinois we have a significant rural population who live a long distance away from the nearest metropolitan area where the USDVA typically locates its Veterans service centers, clinics and hospitals. This poses a significant access issue for our Veterans. Accordingly, the IDVA has responded by opening 51 offices throughout the state to provide Veterans with a location to obtain assistance in applying for their USDVA benefits. Once approved, however, Veterans still often have to travel a long distance in order to obtain care, often involving multiple overnights away from home as they wait for the various once-a-day shuttle bus services. It is normal for a Veteran in central Illinois to have to travel fours days away from home roundtrip, for a single doctor's visit, sometimes for a procedure as simple as an x-ray.
More personally, as an injured Veteran I've seen first hand what it is like to receive care in our VA system. In particular, I want to highlight the stresses of traveling to get care as well as the impacts that these stresses have on the families of Veterans. I can attest to the hardship on my family and employer. I live in suburban Chicago. To access my VA hospital basically takes an entire day off from work because of the long drive times as well as the common experience of long waiting times to see medical professionals, obtain pharmacy services, etc. Now, I'm the Director of a state Veteran's agency. I would not be surprised if I routinely receive more conscientious service than most. If I find some of these things challenging or difficult, imagine how a 20-year-old Soldier who has never interacted with the system feels. Not to mention, how does a 70-year-old Veteran who can no longer drive obtain the services that he earned and now needs?
The VA system faces new challenges as a result of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The patient profile in the VA is changing. More wounded Soldiers are surviving very serious injuries. We face new types of injuries, such as traumatic brain injury and an increase in poly-trauma cases as well as service members facing post traumatic stress disorder. With the all-volunteer military, we are now seeing a much larger patient load that is geographically disbursed around our country.
With these new demands, the VA hospitals will be under increased pressure to find more doctors to deliver quality care. I repeat, QUALITY care. The VA must ensure that its hiring procedures do not allow anyone to cut corners and compromise excellence as hiring is ramped up. That pressure is likely to be most acute in hospitals located in rural and underserved areas. The VA must put procedures in place to ensure that only qualified doctors are hired and that these medical professionals are given the cultural training that comes with the unique culture of the military. At the end of his life my father could be a difficult patient. However, if a doctor called him by his military rank and told him there were lower ranking Vets who were ill and needed to have priority over him, my dad would have gladly slept in the hallway to make sure that the lower ranking Soldier was cared for.
Our VA medical system must meet the challenge our young Veterans' have as they return with new needs and at the same time it must expand its services to meet the demand of the boom in Vietnam Veterans re-entering the VA system. Many of these Vietnam Vets have not used VA services previously, but are now entering their mid-60s with all the associated diseases and illnesses that comes with their age. We are also dealing with injuries that have taken over 30-years to develop, such as cancers, diabetes and other conditions that result from exposure to Agent Orange. According to the State of Aging and Health in America 2007 Report, the cost of providing health care for an older American is three to five times greater than the cost for someone younger than 65.
So the USDVA is now faced with our young service members returning home and entering the VA medical system at the exact same time that the medical needs of our Vietnam Veterans will be increasing. The amount of money this is going to cost the nation and each individual state is tremendous. In addition, we don't have enough room at our facilities, state or federal, to take care of both eras at once. The dedicated staff at the USDVA medical hospitals is already overworked and understaffed. Let me give you an example: The USDVA estimates that there are 8,122,000 Vietnam era Veterans in this country. I estimate, based on percentage of Veterans in Illinois that we are home to 389,856 Vietnam Veterans. The Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs operates four state Veteran homes, which are long-term care facilities. Our 1,000 beds are almost at full capacity and already house 100 Vietnam Veterans. The number of Vietnam Veterans seeking to enter our Veterans' homes will only increase as will the number on the waitlist. In response, we are in the planning stages to build another new Veterans' home. The fact is that right now most VA systems, at the state or the federal level, are not ready to handle both eras Veterans entering the VA system at the same time. Illinois is working to be ready, with the first of the expansions to our Veterans Homes opening next summer and by investing over $50 million in new programs aimed at young Veterans in just 2007 alone.
What the USDVA needs is to either open more VA clinics and Vet Centers or to certify private practitioners to provide medical services and give the Veteran this option. While there is already a system in place within the USDVA for Veterans to use private medical care facilities, this system is uneven across the nation. In central Illinois, the Danville VA facility is so unyielding that it actually forces its Veterans to endure overnight travel to get a simple x-ray performed instead of using a local clinic minutes away from their home. By identifying major civilian medical facilities, such as University teaching hospitals or other large networks, the USDVA could ensure that our Veterans receive the needed quality care that they deserve. I must caution however, that any privatization of VA care be conducted with extreme supervision to insure that there is no lowering of standards and quality of care for our Veterans.
An additional way that the USDVA is not ready to handle our Veterans' needs is in technology. The USDVA has superior expertise in many areas and can meet Veterans' needs if the Veteran can afford to travel to the appropriate VA facility. However, in other areas, the VA is far behind current developments and will be unlikely to catch up and adequately meet Veterans needs at the same time. For example, in the case of prosthetics, the VA is not ready and our Veterans cannot afford to wait for them to play catch-up. My VA hospital, Hines, is superior in blind and spinal cord rehabilitation, but the prosthetics department, while eager to meet my needs, is many decades behind in prosthetics technology. I now receive care at Hines for my primary medical care, but also continue to return to Walter Reed for prosthetics, paying for my own travel costs. I also travel to a specialist in Florida for state-of-the-art care. Recently, Hines sent a prosthetist with me to Florida to learn about the high-tech artificial legs that I obtain from the private practitioner there. He was overwhelmed by the technology and the civilian practitioner was appalled at the lack of current knowledge shown by the Hines representative. The USDVA is absolutely not ready to treat amputee patients at the high tech levels set at the DoD medical facilities. Much of the technology is expensive and most of the VA personnel are not trained on equipment that has been on the market for several years, let alone the state-of-the-art innovations that occur almost monthly in this field. I recommend that the VA expand its existing program that allows patients to access private prosthetic practitioners. There is simply not enough time for USDVA to catch up in the field in time to adequately serve the new amputees from OIF/OEF during these critical first two years following amputation. Perhaps after the end of the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the VA will have time to advance its prosthetics program.
I've appeared before both the U.S. Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs and the House Subcommittee on Veterans' Affairs to testify on the seamless transition from DOD to VA healthcare and have presented several recommendations to improve the health care services for our nation's Veterans. For instance, I recommended that any seamless transition program must also include comprehensive screening for Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and vision loss by both the DOD and the USDVA Health Care systems.
I want to highlight how Illinois is addressing TBI and PTSD. Over the past summer, Illinois announced the nation's first-of-its-kind program to screen every Illinois National Guard member for traumatic brain injury while offering free TBI screening to all other Illinois Veterans. As part of this program, Illinois is also establishing a 24-hour, toll-free hotline to provide psychological assistance to Veterans suffering from post traumatic stress disorder. When a Veteran calls this hotline, a clinician performs an initial over-the-phone screening and determines the next steps to take. All staff will be trained in the area of combat-related PTSD and other mental issues faced by Veterans, and there is at least one psychiatrist on call at all times. The hotline format is important as our Veterans often do not have the option or willingness to drive 100 miles for PTSD treatment. When one wakes up from a nightmare at 2am on a Friday night, one needs help immediately, not at 8 am on the following Monday, which is the current case with the USDVA. I know that efforts are underway to strengthen these assessments by both the DOD and the USDVA. However, there is no standard procedure in place to insure that all returning service members are screened nation-wide.
I commend this panel for its oversight of the U.S. Veterans Administration and the facilities that it operates. We should all demand that our Veterans have access to care that is commensurate to their dedication to our country.
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Russia (MNN/ANS) — More than 200 people attended this year's National Prayer Breakfast, which was held last month, in the Marriott Aurora Hotel Moscow. Representatives from Russian Ministries served on the planning committee for the event, which brought together a wide variety of Christians for a time of prayer for their people and their nation.
The Prayer Breakfast brought together leading politicians, business people, and church leaders for a time of national prayer. Organizers sent special invitations to President Vladimir Putin, the Minister of Religion from the Duma, and the Minister of Religion from Putin's national affairs department.
Among the attendees were representatives of the Russian National government, President Putin's administration, the Social Democratic Party, the Right Forces' Union Party, the Moscow City Administration, about 20 members of the Baptist Union, and other religious organizations.
"Prayer unified people from different churches, which is something new for Russia. As we bow with one another in prayer, I believe prayer's power can jump over the obstacles that used to divide us and focus us more purposefully on reaching unbelievers in every segment of society and showing the love of Christ to them," said Sergey Rakhuba, vice president of Russian Ministries.
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When I think of those decades, I envision Allie from "The Notebook" with her circle skirts, pretty prints, and espadrilles, as well as the lovely ladies in "Mad Men" (But that's set in the early 60s). I love taking outfit inspiration from movies and TV shows... is that weird?
At the moment, I'm trying to get my grandma to find me some pictures of herself during those times, when she was probably around my age then.
Fun fact of the day: I am a major history buff and even started my Bachelor's in History before deciding to pursue another path in life.
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On an unrelated note, I am so jealous of those lovely bloggers who have a different background everyday for their outfit pics. My town is very limited when it comes to anything relatively attractive... so for now, I'm working with the driveway and other areas around the house to spice things up a bit.
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Magno Pacheco Flares on Day Two of the SuperSurf Internacional at Xangri-La, in Brazil
ATLANTIDA, Xangri-La, Rio Grande do Sul / Brazil (Thursday, May, 5, 2011) – The second day of competition of the ASP 5-Star 2011 SuperSurf Internacional started today with a beautiful sunny day and smaller but cleaner two-to-three foot waves on offer at Atlantida Pier, in Xangri-La, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil.
This time it was Brazilian surfer Magno Pacheco who pushed the performance boundaries, setting the new highlight of the competition so far with a 9.40 pts earned from the judges after shredding a long right hand wall off the Pier. Magno Pacheco also set the highest two wave total score, a 16.40 pts out of 20 pts.
"I was kind a lost at the beginning of the heat, paddling back and forth. Then I realize I had to calm down due to the fact that I still had to have a good back up score," said Magno Pacheco. "I started with a smaller one, but right away I caught a better one and scored 7.0 pts, that cheered me up. Towards the end of the heat a bigger set came through right for me, I took off in a long and steep right hander and I threw a series of strong turns; I was stoked."
In the morning, Brazilian Luel Felipe equaled the 8.83 pts score made by Tomas Hermes yesterday. Luel rode a nice barrel on the Atlantida Pier rights.
"I was losing the heat and at the last minute a perfect barreling wave came to me, I pulled in and made it, great! So cool", said Luel Felipe. "The swell has dropped down, but the waves are so much better. Yesterday (Wednesday) the conditions were way more difficult with the strong current playing a big role; not today, there's open faces and even nice barrels since early morning."
The opening match of day 2 of the ASP 5-Star 2011 SuperSurf Internacional was a hard fought one, only decided in the dying seconds of the heat. The ASP South America record holder with eight wins under his belt, the three-time Brazilian Champion Peterson Rosa notched an excellent score of 8.00 pts for his last wave to debut with a win at Xangri-La.
"Wonderful day, blue skies and better yet I managed to find good waves and score an 8.0 pts and a 6.93 pts to win the heat", said Peterson Rosa a long time ASP World Tour campaigner.
Thursday was also the day the ASP 5-Star 2011 SuperSurf International saw the first international surfers to move through. The first to guarantee his place on the next round was Leandro Usuna (ARG) who defeated the Brazilians Alon Campestrini and Krystian Kymerson to get the second place in the heat won by Simao Romao.
"I'm very happy. Last year I didn't do any good here in Brazil, but the waves that are breaking here are pretty similar to the Argentinean waves, and this turned things easier," said Leandro Usuna. "I was too nervous at first, I fell on some waves, but I managed to adjust my surfing with the conditions in order to qualify for the next round."
After Usuna break the taboo, Vincent Duvignac (FRA), Chris Waring (USA) and Manuel Selman (CHL) also advanced to the round of 48 surfers at the ASP 5-Star 2011 SuperSurf Internacional Xangri-La. The round of 48 was even announced to start in the afternoon of this Thursday, but with the swell fading and the long lags between sets, it was officially to start Friday at 7am.
The ASP 5-Star SuperSurf Internacional event is produced by Editora Abril with the sponsorship of Peugeot Automobile. The event also has the support of the brand Nicoboco, City of Xangri-La, Federacao Gaucha de Surf and the Associacao de Surf da Praia de Atlantida. Check the event live at www.aspsouthamerica.com.br The finals on Sunday will also be broadcast live on ESPN Brazil.
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The match's other point of interest, Sachin Tendulkar, walked in. He was busy straightaway picking some easy singles.
The first aggressive shot that he tried came off as he tonked Bhargav Bhatt over long on for six. The joy was short lived though as Bhatt managed to get his own back. The very next ball was edged to slip and Yusuf Pathan, after having dropped 3 catches already in the game, held on. It happened even before most of the sparse crowd could reach the ground.
The first innings centurion, Abhishek Nayar, fell in the very next over to Ketul Patel as he popped a simple catch to short leg.
Pawar at the other end did not get bogged down and stroked his way to 3rd First class hundred and his 2nd of the season. The knock would have given him some confidence but is not likely to get him a lot of recognition considering the situation in which it came.
Yusuf Pathan attacked a lot more with his spinners and it began to pay dividends. Aditya Tare top-edged a sweep straight to square leg while Pawar was stumped soon after. Mumbai continued to search for quick runs and eventually declared at lunch, with a lead of 669.
The day had panned out just as everyone had expected it to. Baroda began the 'chase' after lunch. In reality, it was nothing more than batting practice. The openers, Saurabh Wakaskar and Aditya Waghmode, saw off the initial pace burst and began to accumulate runs when the spinners came on. The pitch held no demons once the batsmen were in. Mumbai had attacking fields throughout in the hope that one of the openers would make a mistake.
Waghmode was the more attacking of the two. He soon got to his 2nd fifty of the game and also his 7th of the season. The duo had also put on their 2nd 100 plus stand of the game before Ankeet Chavan trapped Waghmode plumb in front with a delivery turning in. Chavan went on to strike once again in his next over as he got Abhimanyu Chauhan to hit one straight back to him. Dhabolkar was not to be left behind and he got his 5th wicket of the match when Wakaskar skied a big hit to mid on.
Ambati Rayudu and Kedhar Devdhar saw through the rest of the day and play was eventually called off early.
An outright victory had been ruled out very early in the game. Mumbai proved that they are the masters of the one innings shoot-out. Despite the professional way in which they dominated this game, the cricket remained a farce for most part. Baroda never really had a chance to make their way back into the game and it makes one repeatedly question the logic of having two innings in the game.
Baroda will be disappointed with their overall performance. They would have been preparing for the one-inning shootout but fell awfully short even at that. The bowling was never able to put enough pressure on the high-class Mumbai batting line-up. It would have nevertheless acted as a learning experience for the youngsters. The batsmen, with the exception of the openers and Ambati Rayudu never really spent enough time on a wicket that needed some application.
Wasim Jaffer was adjudged the MoM for his 150 in the first innings. Centuries from Tendulkar, Abhishek Nayar and the bowling from debutant Vishal Dhabolkar were huge positives for Mumbai. The 39-time Ranji winners move one step closer to yet another final. They will have to make their way past Services before that. The semi-finals begin on 16th, January.
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Parents of little Briana Frye left their Pensacola, Florida home for their health and safety. The young family was taken into the home of a Nebraskan family. After seeing what heavy metal ladened rain did to their plants, Briana's parents, Rick and Lynne Frye researched, learned about the present Gulf poisons cumulative effects, and then knew that to protect their child, they needed to leave the Gulf Coast.
Over the weekend, two Pensacola residents reported to Gulf Coast Barefoot Doctors that they are ill and bleeding internally. These women left their homes, felt better and the bleeding stopped. Upon returning to their homes, the bleeding and other symptoms also returned.
Heather Dixey, an avid gardener at her Pensacola home, told the Examiner, "Before I left for OKC to detox, I started getting crusty, bloody boogers. The day after I came back, so did the crusty, bloody boogers."
EPA whistleblower, fired for exposing toxins in the September 11, 2001 New York City mass murder, Hugh Kaufman recently said in a Democracy Now! interview with Amy Goodman thatCorexit is suppose to cause internal bleeding. (Dupré, D. Censored Gulf news: People bleeding internally, millions poisoned Examiner, July 21, 2010)
Corexit has been sprayed in unprecedented amounts throughout the Gulf region, making the toxic crude oil now throughout the Gulf, including in the air, water and on land, 11 times more deadly according to toxicologists. The lethal dispersant banned in other countries has been called "Core Exit."
There has additionally been an unprecedented petrochemical-military-industrial-complex (PMIC) cover-up of the continuing U.S. crime against humanity occurring in the Gulf of Mexico region, slow genocide of Americans and ecocide of the planet.
Aside from her internal bleeding, other debilitating physical conditions, plus her once thriving garden destroyed, Dixey said she discovered Thursday that "something is eating the paint and right down into the plastic on her scooter," only on the side of the scooter exposed to rain and only since Corexit spraying began.
Scientists' call to Obama to halt the Corexit spraying fell on deaf ears. The spraying continues.
"I've also been sniffling, sneezing & coughing," explained Dixey.
"Before I left, my whole body was vibrating. I had fever and chills along with such bad chest pain, I had to go to the E.R. My chest was killing me."
At the hospital, Dixey had a blood test and was told that she is "viral" and has "anxiety." The hospital medical staff gave to Dixey pain killers and nothing else, saying they did not know what else to do for the condition.
The vibrating, fever and chills have not returned to Dixey so far, but she said, "I no longer live outside. In fact I go there only when I have to.
"The rain or wet grass burns my skin and every time I go near outside. I get stinging, tingling and burning here, there, and everywhere which eventually goes away when I stay inside."
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Cracksmen with more than the ordinary safe blower's share of bravado invaded Broadway at one of its busiest points early yesterday morning, blew open a safe within four feet of the street, and got away with $4,000 in cash.


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Dona Rosa. Behind one counter at Dona Rosa are racks and racks of freshly baked pan dulce, the pink-frosted conchas, the gingery puercitos and the crunchy, sugar-glazed orejas. Near another is a sort of superheated turntable on which lumps of dough bubble and bake into fresh tortillas. Taquitos fry. Shrimp steam. Thick chocolate burbles happily in a heated vat. The air outside is perfumed with the smoke from grilling carne asada, which is chopped and folded into tacos, stuffed into gorditas, or layered onto huaraches with great rivulets of Mexican crema and cheese. The Dona Rosa burrito is a majestic creature, a stretchy tortilla stuffed with rice, black beans, avocado and an oozing, orange mass of beef fried in chorizo grease, the sort of burrito that will coat your teeth for a week and live in your insides like a frisky pet.
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