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Sometimes when your planning your wedding day you close your eyes and dream… Craig & I had the pleasure of photographing one of those daydreams, as told by the fabulously creative Nathalie Cadet-James of Luxe Fete.
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With an A-List cast of vendors – this wonderland inspired concept was just as the Queen of Hearts would have ordered it. These are just a few of the fabulous photos, check out the Luxe Fete blog for the complete fairytale.
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Wounding the Black Male Light Work Gallery
Light Work Gallery 316 Waverly Ave., Syracuse University, Syracuse
This exhibition was curated by English Professor Cassandra Jackson and Gallery Director Sarah Cunningham, both from The College of New Jersey (TCNJ). The exhibition was on view in the TCNJ Art Gallery in 2011. The central ideas of the exhibit are rooted in Jackson's most recent book, Violence, Visual Culture, and the Black Male Body (Routledge, 2010). Her book deals with the ways in which the black male body has been visually exploited, and the ways in which contemporary artists have called into question the paradigmatic construction of the black body in American society. The exhibit displays 31 photographs by 19 contemporary artists of African descent, 17 from the United States, two from Britain. Their work comments on the various representations of black bodies in Western visual culture. These artists confront stereotypes about black male appearance, sexuality, violence, and family, and highlight the ways that visual culture has contributed to the marginalization and exclusion of the black community.

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COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- The 11th ranked Texas A&M women's basketball team returns to the court Thursday night when the Aggies host Florida at 8:00 p.m.
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A frisbee catching dog act will be the half-time entertainment on Thursday. The game will be televised by College Sports South.


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It's likely that no one will ever be able to sort out 100 percent of the truth about Roy Hall's life -- especially as he used a borrowed name for much of his career, and his legend still seems to get printed in lieu of what he claimed to scholar/historian Martin Hawkins was the truth. The legend is pretty well known in rock & roll circles -- born James Faye Hall in Big Stone Gap, VA, in 1922, he learned the piano from a local bluesman who was also a dedicated drinker, with the result that he became a keyboard wizard and also a serious drunkard when he was barely out of his teens. The truth was a bit more mundane, as he explained to Hawkins in a couple of meetings in the mid-'70s. He was, indeed, born James Faye Hall in Big Stone Gap in 1922, but he was introduced to the piano by his mother, and she was his first teacher. He discovered early on that he was a natural pianist, capable of playing by ear as a boy, and formal lessons proved superfluous. He absorbed all manner of influences around him, including country and blues, and one of those players whom he did cite as a major influence was Piano Red aka Willie Perryman, the itinerant pianist 11 years his senior, who began making his name in juke joints, honky tonks, and barrelhouses in Tennessee (and Hall grew up right on the Tennessee border with Virginia), Alabama, and Georgia. Rather ironically, both men, though born a long time before its advent, would play important roles in the early history of rock & roll.
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Are you planning to eat out or maybe you are getting food in?
Find out if a restaurant, takeaway or food shop you want to eat at or buy food from has good food hygiene standards.
The food hygiene rating or inspection result given to a business reflects the standards of food hygiene found on the date of inspection or visit by the local authority. The food hygiene rating is not a guide to food quality.
The National Food Hygiene Rating Scheme is a Food Standards Agency/Local Authority partnership initiative, which was launched on 1 October 2010 and routine inspections undertaken on or after this time are included.
The aim of the Scheme is to provide consumers with at-a-glance information about hygiene standards in food businesses found during planned inspections to help them to make informed choices about where they buy and eat food.
Restaurants, takeaways, cafés, sandwich shops, pubs, hotels, supermarkets and other retail food outlets, as well as any other business where consumers can eat or buy food, will be given a hygiene rating as part of the scheme.
Within 14 days of receiving your unannounced inspection you will be given a rating which reflects the inspection findings and takes into account the following: -
You will be given one of 6 ratings. Level 5 means that you have received a very good level of compliance with legal requirements, whilst level 0 indicates that urgent improvement is necessary. Any business, no matter how small should be able to achieve the top rating of 5. Ratings for all businesses included in the scheme will be published on a national website which will be accessible to the public, and you will be encouraged to display your rating at the premises.
Remember – Good food hygiene means a good rating and a good rating is good for your business.
The scheme will include safeguards to ensure fairness to your businesses.
If you consider that the score given by the 'inspecting officer' is unjust, you may appeal this with the local authority's Lead Officer for Food safety in writing within 14 days of receiving your rating.
More information on The National Food Hygiene Rating Scheme can be found on the Food Standards Agency website. or alternatively you can contact the Food Safety Team on 01495 235278.
Firstly speak to the food safety officer that undertook the inspection of your premise - the details will be in the letter you received following the inspection. This will help you understand how your rating was calculated and try to resolve the matter without having to submit an appeal. If you still feel the rating is wrong or unfair you can lodge an appeal using the appeal form below.
Food hygiene rating scheme - appeals form (PDF 25kb)
You must lodge the appeal in writing within 14 days of being notified of your food hygiene rating (this includes weekends and public holidays).
If you lodge an appeal the Food Standards Agency website will show that your hygiene rating is "awaiting publication".
If you do not appeal within 14 days then your food hygiene rating will be published on the Food Standards Agency website.
The lead officer for food or in her absence the Environmental Health Manager will review your case and you will be notified of the result within 7 days from the date the appeal was lodged. Your hygiene rating will then be published on the Food Standards Agency website.
If you don't agree with the outcome of the appeal you can challenge the council's decision by judicial review.
The "right to reply" lets you explain to potential customers any actions that you have taken after your inspection to improve hygiene standards at your premises or to say if there were unusual circumstances at the time of the inspection that might have affected your food hygiene rating. It is not an opportunity to complain or criticise the food hygiene rating scheme or your food safety officer.
If you wish to use the "right to reply" you should send your comments in writing to the food safety officer that undertook the inspection of your premises using the Right to Reply Form. There is no deadline for this so you can submit your "right to reply" at any time up until your next inspection when you will be issued with a new food hygiene rating.
Food hygiene rating scheme - right to reply form (PDF 33kb)
The council may edit your comments in order to remove any offensive, defamatory, clearly inaccurate or irrelevant remarks. The comments will then be published on the Food Standards Agency website together with your food hygiene rating.
If you make the improvements to hygiene standards that the food safety officer told you about at your last inspection, you can ask for a re-visit before the next inspection so that the hygiene standards can be re-assessed, with a view to giving you a new food hygiene rating.
Before making a request for a re-visit you will need to look carefully at the comments that the food safety officer made about hygiene standards found at your premises in the report issued following your last inspection. You should make sure that you have taken appropriate action to address all the issues raised. You can discuss anything you are unsure about with your food safety officer or ask for further help on how to make improvements.
This is important because you can only have one re-visit between planned inspections of your premises. The food safety officer will be looking at overall standards not just at the specific areas you have been working on to improve, so your hygiene rating could well go down and not up and you will not be able to get a new rating until your next planned inspection.
If you wish to request a re-visit you should put your request in writing using the request a revisit form to the food safety officer that undertook the inspection of your premises. You must explain the actions you have taken on the issues raised at your last inspection and you should provide supporting evidence, e.g. receipts or photographs to show that work has been completed. This is important as the council could refuse your request if you do not provide sufficient information and evidence.
Food hygiene rating scheme - request a revisit form (PDF 35kb)
If the request is refused you will be given an explanation of why and advice on any action you need to take or evidence you need to provide before your request can be agreed. If you do not agree with the officer's decision to refuse your request, you can raise the matter with the lead officer for food. If you cannot resolve the matter with the lead officer then you can use the Council's complaints procedure.
There is no deadline for making a request for a re-visit you cannot however dictate when the re-visit should take place. The re-visit will usually take place within the first 3 months following the inspection.
If you make a request during the first 3 months you can expect a re-visit within 6 months of the inspection but you will not be told a specific date and time. If you make your request later than 3 months after your inspection, you can expect a re-visit within 3 months but again you will not be told a specific date and time. If you are still waiting for a re-visit after these times, you can ask the lead officer for food to investigate.
At the re-visit the food safety officer will assess the standards of hygiene at your premises and you will be told in writing within 14 days what your new food hygiene rating is. As with the original hygiene rating you can appeal this if you think it is wrong or unfair or you can submit a "right to reply" for publication online.
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Financial services firm MBIA filed suit against Flagstar Bancorp alleging that the bank misrepresented the conditions of loans it packaged into mortgage-backed securities that MBIA insured, National Mortgage News reported Jan. 15. MBIA says the $1.02 billion in securitizations lost $225 million and it was forced to pay $165 million in claims.
MBIA filed its suit in U.S. District Court in Manhattan
The case stems from Flagstar's sponsorship of two mortgage-backed securities, one in 2006 and the other in 2007. The quality of both was allegedly misrepresented before both ultimately were insured by MBIA, according to the suit, National Mortgage News reported.
The 2006 securitization consisted of 8,300 mortgages with a total balance of $400 million, while the 2007 securitization included 12,500 mortgages with a balance of $625 million.
"To induce MBIA to guaranty payments due on certain securities, Flagstar made extensive warranties concerning its loans and operations and attesting to the veracity of the representations it made. Flagstar's warranties were false." MBIA's filing claimed, National Mortgage News reported.
This suit is not the first against Flagstar, which agreed in February 2012 to pay $133 million to settle charges over its underwriting practices on loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration. In September 2012, a federal judge in New York ruled that Flagstar must stand trial over allegations that the bank breached contracts for financial guaranty insurance on roughly $1 billion in mortgage-backed securities it issued.


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Dispatch Editorial Cartoonist Nate Beeler's Sunday cartoon is not just ill-informed, but he has his facts upside down. While a tombstone suggests that "Gun Deaths in Cities with Gun Bans" is an argument against banning guns, the facts are that more guns mean more deaths, and that gun regulations mean fewer deaths. Take a look at the studies cited in the most recent Time magazine.
Gun ownership makes us "the most heavily armed nation in the world," with Yemen in the Middle East in second place. Also, "America has the highest homicide rate by gun among developed nations."
Regulations in Canada and Australia, for example, heavily restrict automatic and semiautomatic weapons. The results there? Miniscule gun-homicide rates, compared with the United States.
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2nd round of public hearings on draft CD/LD redistricting maps
Saturday, October 22nd, 2011The Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission composed of 2 Democrats (Jose Herrera, Linda McNulty), 2 Republicans (Scott Freeman, Rick Stertz), 1 Independent (Colleen Mathis) have been meeting & holding public hearings on proposed Congressional/legislative maps for Arizona since this Spring.
The Commission & their staff recently drew up 2 preliminary draft maps of 30 new legislative districts and 9 Congressional districts for the public to consider & comment on. (Arizona has an additional seat in Congress due to increase in population based on the 2010 Census).
These draft maps are now online at ther website: http://www.azredistricting.org/Maps/Draft-Maps.asp
And the 2nd round of public hearings have begun. The first round of public hearings in the summer were well attended and many individuals & groups provided feedback to the Commission on how the maps should be drawn. Factors to consider in drawing up districts are equal population, existing geographic & political lines, compactness & contiguousness, competitiveness, communities of interest.
Plan on attending these Southern Arizona hearings:
Monday, October 24, 2011
City of Tucson 6:00 p.m.
University of Arizona
Student Union Memorial Center
North Ballroom
1303 E. University Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85721
Friday, November 4, 2011
Town of Marana 6:00 p.m.
Town of Marana
Marana Municipal Complex
11555 W. Civic Center Drive
Marana, AZ 85653
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Town of Green Valley 10:00 a.m.
Desert Hills Social Center
Desert Hills Auditorium
2980 S. Camino del Sol
Green Valley, AZ 85622
Online comments are welcome at www.azredistricting.org or click here for the public input form.
My previous blog on this redistricting issue (click here). KUAT's "Arizona Week" host Michael Chihak interviewed Democrat & Republican leaders on the draft maps on October 14 (click here).


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Join us every morning for our complimentary hot breakfast buffet, then stop at the cocktail lounge in the evening for drinks and conversation.
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Ability, attitude, and luck. That's the stuff that title winning teams are made of. While Arsenal still have little more than an outside chance at winning the big prize, a defeat today would have surely ended our hopes for the season. A match against a desperate Bolton, played on a cold, wet afternoon, was certainly going to give Arsenal a severe test of their title credentials.
Adebayor was given a break on the bench, and Robin van Persie lined up at the front with Bendtner. The Dane has not proven to be an outright goal scorer, and van Persie is yet to wash off his rust – as was evident when he shot a great chance straight at the keeper. Fabregas produced several hopeless passes on the wet surface, getting his defenders into all sorts of trouble. Diaby on the left was completely ineffectual as expected, thankfully, Clichy was his usual rampaging best. While we managed to start bright, our spark was slowly being doused in the wet waters of the North East.
The stage was set for tragedy, and when Mathew Taylor headed home from a great Bolton move, you had to wonder if this was the end. Our woes were compounded greatly by a moment of sheer stupidity from Diaby, who produced an awful tackle and gave the referee no choice but to send him off.
The Gods were not done teasing us though, as Taylor produced his second brace against us (does that make it a brace of braces?) thanks to a wicked deflection of Gallas. The true culprits though were Clichy and Flamini for getting too cute in a very dangerous area and losing the ball.
Yet another dismal first half ended with Arsenal praying for a miracle. The omens were better as the second half began, bright sunshine peeking through the overcast sky. The Gunners could not find any openings though and soon, the rain had conquered the Reebok once again.
Wenger made his moves, bringing off Bendtner and Senderos and throwing on Adebayor and Walcott. The team slotted into a 3-4-2. It was a bold move, but one that was absolutely necessary.
Bolton are not the team they used to be under Allardyce, and a defensive mishap allowed Gallas to sneak in at the far post and tuck in a neat finish. It was another important contribution from the captain.
Van Persie and Adebayor did not look capable of scoring even with passes delivered on a platter, but still, we pulled a few tricks out of the hat and won a penalty. Ade received a lovely ball played to his feet and he produced a back heel that fell precisely into Flamini's path. The Frenchman's shot was blocked but Hleb charged towards the loose ball and just managed to nick in front of the defender, got caught, and went to ground. Up stepped van Persie. Sweetly struck, no problem, 2-2. GAME ON!
Given Bolton's precarious position, they could not afford to sit back and play for a draw. But time ticked on, and it looked like both teams were in for a major setback, albeit in contrasting contexts. The match spilt into injury time and then came the moment that brought many a red and white roof down. Hleb made a purposeful run into the box and cut back for Fabregas who tried to centre the ball. He failed to find a team mate, which was probably a good thing, given their hapless shooting. Instead, a couple of deflections off Bolton players guided the ball into the back of the net to seal a phenomenal comeback.
It will still require a minor miracle for Arsenal to haul in Manchester United. But for now, the excitement of that win can keep us hoping. A triple serving of Liverpool is up next. Let us make short work of them and keep our machine rolling till the end.


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My 7-year-old son has autism, and he LOVES these shoes! They are also ADORABLE! He is very hard on shoes, and usually wears them out within a month. He has been wearing these for a month already and they don't even show signs of wear. Honestly, they still look brand new! Great buy! Will definitely buy these again!
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WEST RUTLAND Funeral services for Rose M. Marchinkoski, 83, of Rutland who died Aug. 18, 2013, were held Thursday, Aug. 22, at St. Bridgets Church in West Rutland.
Officiating was the Rev. Vincent Coppola, pastor.
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Angela Lundrigan was organist.
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Readers were Lisa Marchinkoski Morgan and Brittney Cavacas.
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Bearers were Dominic Gorruso, Joseph Czachor, John Winchell, John Jurnack, Edward Harrington and Hurley Cavacas.
Arrangements were under the direction of Clifford Funeral Home in West Rutland.
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The Department of Women's & Gender Studies offers students an interdisciplinary curriculum that focuses on the diverse experiences of women in both national and international contexts. The Department also examines the meaning of gender as a socially constructed category that shapes personal identities, beliefs, opportunities, and behaviors. The wide range of classes explores the intersections of gender, race, class, and sexuality; the institutional structures that have an impact on women's and men's lives; and the broad range of feminist theory that seeks to explain and influence women's status in society. Among the areas of emphasis in Women's & Gender Studies are gender and sexuality, queer studies, third world feminism, cultural representation and literature, women and labor, feminist theory, critical race feminism, immigration and citizenship, and social activism.
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As part of The Big Cheese 2012, Caerphilly CBC Arts Development team have a packed programme of cultural events on show at The Great Hall in Caerphilly Castle.
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'Common Sense' is a preview exhibition of new paintings by local artist Gigi Jones. The subject is inspired by the beautiful landscape and rich history of Gelligaer and Merthyr Common.
Acoustep a band formed from pupils of Lewis School, Pengam who worked with musician Amy Wadge and producer Steve Bush who will be performing tracks from their CD.
Caerphilly County Youth Theatre will be showing their developed pieces that were performed as part of the Awen project. Work also includes pieces that were recorded as radio plays for the Cultural Olympiad.
Aber Valley Male Voice choirwill be adding to their 1000 performances times since their formation in 1959. The 60-strong ensemble has entertained audiences across the globe, and are true ambassadors for Wales and its strong tradition of Welsh male voice singing.
Jam with Robina: A Local duo whose style comprises harmonised vocals and layered mediaeval, folk guitar riffs. Drums and Spanish work impressively together at a relaxed pace.
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A fire believed to have started at a target-shooting range south of Salt Lake City, Utah, grew to 6,000 acres but appeared to be less of a threat to homes, officials said Saturday.
Nearly 600 houses with about 2,000 residents were evacuated after the Dump Fire started Thursday morning near Utah Lake, said incident spokeswoman Kim Osborn.
No homes in the Eagle Mountain and Sarasota Springs communities have been destroyed by the fire, which tore through grass, sage brush and juniper. It was 30% contained Saturday.
"The conditions are better today," Osborn told CNN. "They are meeting to decide when they will lift evacuations. It's looking really positive."
About 450 people were on hand to fight the fire, with a new team arriving Saturday.
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The blaze, which was 45% contained, has destroyed 191 homes west of Fort Collins. Numerous homes were saved Friday, said incident commander Bill Hahnenberg.
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Discovery is going for the gold this winter with its first original scripted project, Klondike, a true story of two adventurers traveling west during the 1890s gold rush. Starring Richard Madden (Game of Thrones) and Abbie Cornish (Sucker Punch), the six-hour miniseries will run for three consecutive nights beginning on Monday, Jan. 20 at 9/8c.
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Nekaiya Herring is one of two University of North Dakota social work students interning under council member Bret Weber this summer at city hall. The interns have been spending much of their time organizing projects and working with different organizations, nonprofits and residents around Grand Forks, and will have completed 450 hours of work by the end of summer. Photo by Jenna Watson/Grand Forks Herald
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DANBY A graveside service for James W. McLellan, 84, who died June 17, 2013, in Rutland, was held Monday, June 24, in Danby-Scottsville Cemetery.
Officiating was Martin Hannan of Springfield, retired minister of Assembly of God.
Speakers were Bonnie McLellan and Cathy McLellan, both daughters.
Bearers were Burr Sprague, Albert Crosby, David B. McLellan, Cal Derosia, James Derosia and Mark McLellan.
Military services were provided by Rutland American Legion Post 31 Color Guard. Flag folders were John Manney and John Malosky. Ron Fairbanks presented the flag to the family. Sounding Taps was Jim Mills.
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Asthma and Smoke, Bushfires and Asthma
December 20, 2010 by Maggie
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Even though this post is dedicated to bushfires, the effects for the asthmatic are the same in heavy smogged areas caused by log/coal fires.
That said – let's get on with the post.
Summer time in Australia and other parts of the world can be particularly problematic for people with asthma if they have a bushfire problem.
Thunderstorms and Asthma
December 11, 2010 by Maggie
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This latest post is one that I think is so very important. It doesn't matter where in the world you are, this can happen – Thunderstorm induced asthma.
As you know, thunderstorms more often than not combine heavy rain, high humidity and strong winds.
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November 12, 2010 by Maggie
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Welcome back, I have so much to tell you today, this is the third post regarding, Seasonal Asthma, Asthma Winter.
Following are more things that you can do to keep you or your asthmatic child healthier this winter. In fact the tips you pick up today, will benefit everyone in your household, not just those suffering this debilitating life threatening disease.
So, let's get on the same page here and all agree when we suffer from colds, flu and other bugs and Asthma attacks, we feel like poop and have a general lack of energy, motivation and enthusiasm. That said; now let's look at what we can do with Nutrition to help our immune system stay on top of its game. No. No come on, stop that groaning, I heard you – it is not that hard honestly. Look studies have shown that a good diet, rich in good quality vegetables, fruit, lean protein, low fat diary, whole grains, adequate sleep and a little exercise all helps your immune system stay healthy which in turns promotes faster recovery from illness.
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November 6, 2010 by Maggie
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Welcome back, I hope that you have all got your Asthma Management Plan out and up to date, and that you are now taking your Peak Flows daily.
I did have an email from a reader who asked me if he should still take his Asthma medication in winter, even if his Peak Flows were OK and he was feeling fine. I emailed back immediately and will make my reply public.
"Dear ________, many thanks for your email. I am not a medical practitioner, however, I feel you should take all medications even if your Peak Flows are in the correct zone and you are feeling fine. Winter can be a tricky time for asthmatics, with attacks triggered at any time due to the many and varied triggers winter can bring especially the nasty viruses that inevitably get spread from one person to another.
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October 30, 2010 by Maggie
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One thing that my daughter hates is the onset of winter due to the varying temperatures, plus the smog that appears in many areas due to people having log fires and the inevitable viruses that people catch. These people invariably spread their germs due to bad management of their symptoms plus many people seem to have an inability to cough and sneeze into tissues and then dispose of them correctly and then disinfect their hands.
Does this Sound familiar??
Harsh words you may say, sorry if you think that, but we have to "Call a spade a spade"!
It is an indisputable fact that as winter arrives so do the cold and flu and with this the number of people dropping like flies due to catching the virus. For Asthma sufferers and those with suppressed immune systems or any chronic condition it can spell disaster.
For the Asthma sufferer even a simple cold virus can trigger a major asthma event let alone catching the 'flu. Hospitals report that in autumn (fall) and winter the number of hospital admissions or those seeking help in the emergency departments increase dramatically.


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I have a request to provide DNXHD 36 dailies for the editor, and for the first time I was asked whether I could also sync the dailies with audio.
The word "audio conform" was also used....
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what is the industry standard way of delivering digital dailies synched with audio for Avid-based post?
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By picking Joe Biden as a running mate, Barack Obama may have reassured the electorate about his lack of experience and foreign policy bona fides, according to some pundits. But the coal-state senator may have also taken a step toward shoring up his enviro cred.
The Delaware senator is as serious as a heart attack about energy policy—a point The Wall Street Journal's Jeffrey Ball made this weekend.
Biden has been harping on the need for a new energy initiatives for years. When he sat on a Real Time with Bill Maher panel in the spring of 2006, he called 9/11 a "squandered opportunity" for enacting new socialized energy programs. The American public at that point, he claims, was uniquely united in acting for the greater public good.
"What would have happened if the president had gone and said right after 9/11, 'I have an energy policy. It's going to be painful. This is what it's going to take, and I expect you to do it,'" Biden said. "They would have all responded. At that moment, they would have."
When he appeared with Maher during Yahoo!'s Democratic Candidate Mashup a year ago, he cited coal-soiled air as a bigger health risk than high-fructose corn syrup—a sweetener used in soft drinks and processed foods that is linked to obesity and diabetes—and a terrorist attack.
Among the places where he has disagreed with Obama in the past: the role of clean-coal plants in aiding in America's energy independence.
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Biden believes in funding the development of strategies such as coal-liquefaction and carbon sequestration for eliminating pollution from dirty coal. But, during his presidential campaign, he suggested exporting the technology to places like China, where coal plants spring up almost daily with no end in sight.
According to a 2007 interview for Salon, he supports a role for nuclear power—after considerable spending on clearing up issues related to safety, security and recycling the waste from the plants. This is more or less in line with Obama, who wants it on the table—but not on the top of the list.
For more on Biden's science stances, check out: Scientists and Engineers for America's candidate wiki, Physics Today, an interview and fact sheet from Grist and Popular Mechanics' "Geek the Vote '08."
Related: Biden also had a brain aneurysm treated 20 years ago.
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Right now I am ambivalent. My hopes were that Obama was sincere about change but it seems like he chose Biden to appease the older white male middle class. I was and am a Hillary Clinton supporter. Obama basically flipped his finger at my demographic and is now kissing up to the entrenched Washington elite. I cannot support the republican McCain but can I support Obama? Is he just another cog in the male dominated government? Should I fight for a Clinton write in? I just caught myself writing Hillary instead of Clinton. Would it have made a difference if we had talked about Barack instead of Obama? When will we female voters be heard? Obviously not by Barack Hussein...
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