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Having a gun for personal pleasure is the general welfare of a US citizen.
I´ve decided on both.Period.
I don´t give a d**n what she thinks. My guns are none of her business!!!
How about "the security of a free state"?That, to me, is a specific welfare.
Isn´t it great that this leftist anti liberty crook thinks she can dictate how we protect ourselves. This is just plain wrong.
Oh, the poor Senatrix. Her committee meeting is a couple hundred years too late.A bunch of guys meeting in Philadelphia already decided the Constitutionality of the issue.
They are the same. One does not preclude the other, you old crone.
"...shall not be infringed."Not ´infringed a bit because we really think we are smarter than Jefferson, Madison, Hancock, et all.´Idiots. Dangerous, unthinking, dimwitted fools that think they are of the same mental caliber as the founding fathers.
That´s quite the lineup of "witnesses" they have there:John Walsh - US Attorney, Obama appointee.Ed Flynn - Milwaukee Chief of Police, a political appointee (Democrat, of course)Philadelphia Mayor Nutter (nothing more needs to be said there)"And two lawyers"./heavy sarcasm on/Gee, I wonder what their collective testimony will be like?/heavy sarcasm off/
Feinstein has her stage stooges. Why no NRA members, hunters, home owners, victims of crime, ranchers, border residents, Branch Davidian members (oh, not possible, all murdered by the ATF divison of the government), or conservatives (not possible, democrats would prefer islamic law).
Easy for Feinstein to complain about the citizenry having guns when she herself is protected by a team of bodyguards. Hypocrite.It´s a sad commentary on the political climate of California when the ´sensible´ one of the 2 Senators carries on like this. Disgraceful!
Feinstein, we will decide between tyranny or freedom! Give me liberty or give me death you treasonous wretch!
And exactly why is it so important to disarm law-abiding gun owners?What, exactly, is the threat from law-abiding gun owners?And exactly what is Feinstein, and Blumberg et al getting out of this?And exactly how does this disarming of law-abiding citizens make us all safer?
I think Senator Feinstein will make the case that she has stacked the deck! Nobody except the antigun nuts are going to pay any attention to a hearing whose outcome is predestined.
The headline makes the exact point. It is up to gun owners to make their own decisions. Not the government. It´s not the government´s right to give or retract. It´s the peoples´ right.
It is my personal pleasure to care for my and my families general welfare. The fact that the Senator doesn´t see the enjoinder leads me to believe she is being truthful to her motives.
Maybe it´s none of her business! SHEEEEESH!
A highly pampered politician attempting to give us a guilt trip for exercising or rights?Typical liberal. Molon labe!
The minute the politicians give up their armed security details is the day I give up my weapons.
Someone should dare to ask her to explain "shall not be infringed" means. If she can´t or won´t then she should be declared an Anti-Constitutionalist and an Anti-American and demand her resignation.She should also be on her knees thanking her Allah that, this being a Republic with Law Abiding Gun Owners, she can resign instead of being shot out of office.
No, she does not have "all the police." She has the big city politician-chiefs, who are mouthpieces for the mayors that control their employment. The working cops are overwhelmingly opposed to criminalizing citizen gun owners.
"...shall not be infringed" you twit! Go peddle your Communist agenda somewhere other than the United States of America.If you come for my guns, you will leave in a body bag.
These two choices are made every day by food stamp and social security disability abusers.
Dianne Feinstein can go straight to hell, and take all of her fellow CommieCrats with her....
Ms. Feinstein"s "Let them eat cake" comment.
She´s nasty.
If Dan White hadn´t gunned down Harvey Milk and George Moscone, Diane Feinstein would never have been heard of. She owes her career to a gun. Check it out.
Does that apply to Medical Marijuana?
These idiots can´t disarm criminals so they choose to disarm law abiding citizens. Leftist thinking, its a twisted contradiction. Have any of them ever read the Constitution? or thought about what it means? I guess only "clingers" have done that, not politicians.
Now we get to read the names of her faked group for testimony. What´s wrong with CA that they keep voting for this brain challenged moron?
Just where in the Constitution does it say I have to make a choice?
Is she talking about rampant sex, which produces her voter base?
I still want to know what part of "Shall NOT be Infringed" this witch doesn´t understand?


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But oil is still trading below the thirty -- vows support -- -- -- -- in the pits in the -- -- more on this Jeff 600000 barrels taken off line into the tropical storm -- and -- react.
It's weather in both corn and oil and the reason there's no reaction is this economy I think on the oil but first let me do corn because that's where the action is -- -- had room right here.
At the CME today take a look at the oil board.
-- limit yesterday up about half -- today that -- Tierney with me.
Had resource.
Company you've got a your your clients are farmers.
And there also your intelligence what is your intelligence telling you about this -- in the midwest right now well number of -- producers are nervous about how much they've may have sold already cover we think this is a pricing opportunity we put out this morning.
A recommendation that they sell at least 20% that's -- for sale of their upcoming crop OK but I wanna look at the Indiana numbers from Purdue university and we got some important numbers today talking -- sub soil moisture.
It looks like about 88 -- 87%.
Of the -- -- it is short of sub soil moisture right now and a very small percentage.
Is is looking good in terms of crop it's the worst since the 88 -- what do you think would definitely Indiana is ground zero for the issues drought this year's drop was probably when the sneaky is ones.
Because it could develop very very slowly and -- stick in the market a while to understand -- but its impact could be an.
And -- the market is now starting to react we will be out on the farm tomorrow join us tomorrow out on the -- As we look in just look at that dry condition and wait for rain it's not in -- forecast any time soon.
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I don't so much mind the fatasses who acknowledge they're that way because they're lazy, gluttonous slobs.
It's the ones who blame it on 'their genes' or try to make out that 'it natural' to look like the Marshmallow Man that irk me. I couldn't be bothered reading that chicks blog but I'd wager she falls into this group.
I fucking hate weak minded gluttonous pigs! and op is a massive faggot!
a lot of heavy people have problems like thyroids and other stuff like medications that make them gain weight. Don't always assume all fat people are lazy fat fucks.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012 | 9:30 AMBy Adam Spence / MotoOnline.com.au
Carlton Dry Honda Thor Racing's American import Gavin Faith first hit the Australian scene in 2011 as he landed the Lites class runner-up spot in his Australian supercross debut.
The Iowa native returned in 2012 to the Terex Australian Supercross Championships with his game face on, taking home three out of the four possible SX Lites round wins on his way to clinching his first ever title on Australian soil.
MotoOnline.com.au caught up with Faith after he capped off his SX Lites championship campaign with a win at Newcastle's season finale. Hear what he has to say about his season preparations, championship win and more.
MotoOnline.com.au: Congratulations on taking out the 2012 Terex Australian Supercross SX Lites title. How does it feel to clinch your first championship on only your second attempt?
Gavin Faith: It's a pretty awesome feeling. I was kind of bummed on how the year went last year a little bit, I went back to MTF [Millsaps Training Facility] and just trained harder and smarter this year. I've been working really hard up until here to get here, so it feels good.
Heading into Newcastle's final round, yourself and Ryan Marmont were separated by just nine points in the standings. Did you feel any extra pressure in that situation?
Yeah a little bit, I knew I couldn't make any mistakes or do anything dumb. But I just went out there like it was a normal race. I wasn't really thinking much about the championship. I mean, if something were to happen or whatever, I would have started thinking about the championship, but I just went out there and tried not to think about it and ride how I normally do.
We saw a much more mature and smart Gavin Faith during the 2012 season.
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You were fast and smooth throughout the entire event, the Newcastle track layout seemed to suit you quite well.
Yeah the track was pretty good, it had some technical things on it, so it was good. It was good as far as separating us a little bit. It was a good track and I enjoyed it.
Being your second supercross season in Australia, did you feel more comfortable this year knowing that you were heading into more familiar surroundings?
I definitely knew a little bit more of what to expect and I had a place to train while I was here permanently. I learned a lot from last year and all the things that went wrong last year, we fixed. I came back this year and we obviously got them worked out and it ended up pretty good.
You stayed with Hayden Mellross throughout the supercross season, giving you a permanent base in Australia, as you mentioned. Do you think that played a big role in your success this time around?
Yeah, definitely. We have a good track out there that they can water and stuff, and it's just nice to have somewhere to have a base. Last year I was kind of bouncing all around at different tracks and I couldn't really get any great riding in. So it was good this year to actually have a base to go home each week and just focus on training.
Finally, what are you plans for the 2013 season and beyond? Will we see you back in Australia and do you have a ride lined up for next year back home in America?
I'm racing the AMA East Coast Supercross 250SX series and I plan on coming back. I just really enjoy it over here and it's a good time. I look forward to coming back next year for sure, if not many more years to come.
Faith (#2) never finished worse than third place throughout the four round series.
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An Iowan Down Under. That almost sounds like a band name.
He looks pretty tall on a 250. I hope he has a decent ride back in the states. I guess you could say this about nearly everyone, but he'll need good starts to get good results in SX.
Faith rode real well. I wouldn't be surprised to see him on the lower steps. And don't forget that while Marmont wasn't in the hunt for the title in the states, he had some solid rides and so the competition here or Faith's championship shouldn't be completely disregarded. The boy has some ability.


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A time-honored holiday classic is getting a makeover at the Gilbert Theater.
The downtown theater is presenting its annual production of "A Christmas Carol." The story of Ebenezer Scrooge's redemption opens Friday, Nov. 23 and continues through Dec. 9.
Instead of placing the story in its traditional Victorian England setting, the action has been transposed to a radio station in the late 1940s.
In another twist, Scrooge's story is coupled with the story of the actor portraying him in a radio broadcast. Both experience a spiritual epiphany that causes them to re-evaluate their lives.
First-time Gilbert director David Little is heading up this year's production. Little is artistic director of the Theater Factory in Trafford, Pa., and previously taught theater to public school students in an after-school program.
In Little's production, Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" is being staged for broadcast by a small-time radio station in 1948.
The station brings in a washed-up actor named Edward R. Stockwell (James Dean) to play Scrooge.
In all, 14 actors bring the story to life, many of them playing multiple roles.
Actors include Terry Levitt as Jacob Marley, Matt Lamb as Scrooge's nephew and the Ghost of Christmas Future, Carrie Carroll as the Ghost of Christmas Past and Mrs. Cratchit, Tannor Lorenz as Tiny Tim and a very young Scrooge, Tracey Hinton as Belle and Martha, Dale Kalinowski as the Ghost of Christmas Present, and Luke Chilton as a young Scrooge.
Through scenes at the beginning and end of the play, the audience learns a little about Stockwell, who turns out to be as embittered as the character he's playing.
Since the story is set in a radio station, Little also added bits of music to the story. Songs including "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" are performed.
Despite the changes, Little said the story is faithful to the Dickens original.
"It's the same script, basically," he said. "We've updated phrases and things like that, but the script is basically what it has been."
Dean, a frequent performer in Gilbert Theater and Cape Fear Regional Theatre plays, played Scrooge in the Gilbert's first production of the play in 2006.
But this time, the role is much different. For one thing, instead of Scrooge's bedclothes, Dean wears a tattered gray suit. Dean said he was going for an "old, washed-up Errol Flynn look."
Little said the format of the play gives Dean room to show off his talents, most recently on display in the Gilbert production of "The Fantasticks."
"I've given him some freedom to improvise some things, and he does them very well," Little said. "He plays it to the hilt."
Where: Gilbert Theater, 116 Green St.
When: Nov. 23 through Dec. 9 with performances Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. There will be 2 p.m. Saturday matinees on Dec. 1 and Dec. 8.
Tickets: $15 general admission, $13 for students, seniors and the military.
Information: 678-7186 or gilberttheater.com.
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The Spencer County Cooperative Extension Service is offering the following upcoming sewing projects: Nov. 13: Coaster — This class will begin at 10 a.m. and will cost $5. Supplies needed include general sewing supplies and a neutral color thread. The class is limited to 10 people and will be taught by Pat Douglas and Patti Davis.
While rural Americans have already waited too long for passage of a new Food, Farm and Jobs Bill, this week brought a promising new development. Conferees from the Senate and House met to begin work on the creation of a bipartisan, long-term Farm Bill. Their work could not be more timely – and they are in the spotlight now more than ever before.
John W. McCauley, State Executive Director for Kentucky's Farm Service Agency (FSA), announced that the loan limit for the Guaranteed Loan Program increased to $1,355,000 on Oct. 1. The limit is adjusted annually based on the "Prices Paid to Farmers Index," compiled by the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS). "Raising the guaranteed loan limit will allow FSA to better meet the financial needs of producers across the Commonwealth," said McCauley.
Leaf raking is an autumn chore that only children enjoy because they get to undo it in one fowl swoop. We rake and pile and they jump. I propose a new approach that just may make us all happy: adults can still rake a little, children can still play and trees will benefit from some mulch and fertilizer. At the farm, raking leaves is passé; we let them stay where they fall (with reason, of course) which is usually beneath their canopy.
"It happens all the time," the firefighter told Pa. "Those city pups did what they thought was right." "Don't worry one iota over what happened," Pa said, making us feel better. "That firefighter was correct – you acted in good faith, and that's something to be proud of."
Maria Kellogg is the Spencer County High School Student of the Month for October. She was nominated by Ms. Shipley, the choir director at the school, because of her integrity and leadership skills. Shipley credited Maria for having a wonderful attitude and being a talented, determined musician.


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"The Thanksgiving Poem" by Ms. Thomas's 2nd Grade Class
Red Ribbon Week 10/23-10/31 Monday: Follow your dreams! Wear pajamas!Tuesday: Bright future! Wear neon and sunglasses!Wednesday: Don't hide that you don't do drugs! Wear camo!Thursday: Superheroes are drug free! Wear superhero attire!Friday: Team up against drugs! Wear favorite team jersey and hat!
November 5th- Voting for United Nation Ambassador Cabinet Members (aka Student Council Board)
November 4-8- BOOK FAIR in the Library!!
Wednesday, November 6th 5:30-7:30Parker Family Fun NightPizza! BINGO! Book Fair! Performances!
November 11th- Veteran's Day
Nov 12, 13, 14- CBA testing 2nd-4th grades
NOVEMBER 14th - "Stack It Up"
November 15th- Opening Ceremony for Parker's Olympic Games!
November 18-Third 6 weeks begins
November 20th- Thanksgiving Feast
November 22nd-Olympic Field Day for 2nd, 3rd, 4th grades
November 25th-Olympic Field Day for Kinder and 1st
November 27, 28, 29-School closed for Thanksgiving Holiday
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by Jacqueline S. Homan, author of Classism For Dimwits, Divine Right: The Truth is a Lie, and Eyes of a Monster
Well, since my previous post concerning the problems of rampant misogyny and sexism in the atheist/skeptics community, which has really become more of a haven for MRA's/PUA's and their misogynist male chauvinist fellow travelers, I received only one follow-up email from JREF's Communications Director, Carrie Poppy the same day as the original post went up.
Thank you for your questions, Jacqueline.
Could you provide your deadline and outlet? Thanks so much.
Carrie PoppyDirector of Communications, James Randi Educational FoundationFrom: Jacqueline Homan <email@example.com>
Date: Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 10:05 PM
Subject: These are my specific questions
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Cc: email@example.com
To which I immediately responded:
My deadline is three business days. And as to "outlet", I believe I made it perfectly clear to DJ Grothe that I am unembedded, therefore you may submit your responses to me in the same fashion in which I asked the questions: by email.
As of midnight, June 26 2012, I have not received ANY further response. To the best of my knowledge, neither have the others who have also been inquiring.
This is not an accident or an 'unfortunate miscommunication.' There is something to be said when valid questions go ignored about women being threatened, harassed, and retaliated against for complaining that atheist/skeptics conferences more closely resemble Nerd Boys Gone Wild with "enlightened" men exhibiting frat boy mentalities. The Vatican and the Christian Right are not the only patriarchal powerhouses with a vested interest in perpetuating misogyny, male privilege, sexism, and discrimination against women and girls. The "freethought" community needs to own up to that and stop blaming misogyny on religion when religion has merely been one of the vehicles that legitimized it.
The dead giveaway was the conspicuous absence of all these "reasonable" men in the fight against the War on Women. Not a single loud-mouthed atheist/skeptic pontificating know-it-all gasbag male from this colossal fart convention could be found among most states' Unite Against the War on Women rallies on 4-28 counter-protesting the misogynistic fetal idolators of popery that want everyone to forget about women's right to life and bodily autonomy.
Sikivu Hutchinson, an African-American feminist and atheist said something to that effect at the Women in Secularism conference at the Center for Inquiry last month: where has the secular community been for poor women in the battle for reproductive rights?
How is the fight for birth control and abortion NOT a "science interest" being threatened by patriarchal religious powerhouses when it is medical ethics and specific medical technology that is under siege precisely because it is something that saves women's lives?
The overwhelmingly white upper-middle class 'good ol' boys club' dominating the atheist/skeptic community has been trying to pressure biology professor PZ Myers to "shut Sikivu up" and chastised him for giving her a platform so her voice can be heard, so that the "freethought" community is not one more bastion of male privilege. Many of these same "usual suspects" in the "freethought" community have also sent Taslima Nasrin vicious, threatening emails, because they're trying to silence her, too.
If all that money that Rebecca Watson and the rest of the Skepchicks raised that ended up going into JREF's coffers (rich white dudes' pockets) for sending women to TAM conferences had instead gone to Planned Parenthood or the National Abortion Network Funds — that would have done far more to empower women and girls than sending women to these atheist/skeptics conferences when all that material can be found online for free anyway. Why should women further enrich these over-privileged alpha dipshits who never gave a fuck about us and who don't want women to be liberated or even have basic human rights?
If we are going to educate women and girls on breaking the shackles of misogyny and freeing womanity from the cruel yoke of patriarchy, let's do it right: Let's examine suppressed history, and the wealth of knowledge unearthed by archaeologists and anthropologists that was buried under tons of patriarchal debris and demand restorative justice for women. Let us eschew ANY "enlightenment movement" , "educational foundation", or "social justice" movement that relegates women to the margins as the inconsequential "Other" except to provide (often unwillingly and without just compensation) expected free grata gestational "duty" — no matter the harm and cost to us. Let us stop rewarding promoters of the rape culture.
Advancement and progress for only half of the human race but not the other is no advancement or progress at all.


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I reckon George is well used to soiled nappies. His own no doubt.
billie061.Judging by the fact you have grand kids.Don't rule out soiled nappies forever,they can come back to haunt you in a much larger size ;))
mmmmmmmmmmmmm Getting older is better, no more nite feeds, soiled nappies, interupted quickies, oh hang-on 2 grand-kids who insist on sharing our bed, getting us up at 6-30 am, and have us so worn out we just want sleep. Solution we don't open curtains on week-ends before 2 p.m. result very happy loved out couple, plus helps we have a hide-away in Turkey. Chill out bear022013.
If a women is satisfied, then will she want more sex? The answer is no. So If a man wants a lot of sex, then do not satisfy the woman. Keep them coming back for more. This is all part of the conumdrum we call life.
Does it matter George? i have a few lovers of both genders. Im pretty much up for anything! I can tell youre interested as you clicked on this story to read about the sex lives of irish women like myself! Sexy! Sirpete, i know how you feel, ye durty pup ye!
"Curit, my other half is Scottish". Is that a male or female other half?
I've had a few good reviews, sirpeter. Check these out "A tour de force-James Joyce", "I couldn't put it down-Ernest Hemingway", "I couldn't pick it up-Mr Burns from the Simpsons".
Irish women need to tell what they want
The female gender is more complex than the male. They have the better genitalia, and more capacity, in the sexual sense. It is important for all men to do their best to meet the needs of the women they are with. Foreplay is certainly important, and should be pleasing to the male, as well. The "plateau phase" is lengthened, which should be a plus for both partners. This is a "Win-Win" situation! Finally, if any guy disputes that the female genitalia is better & more beautiful than our own, how come we all desire it so much??!!
Curitiba.With titles like those they most definitely would have been best sellers.Like Ciaradexy I don't need any books either.Her sexy indignant writing style does it for me every time. ;))
Oh you still might get a postcard!
Well I never! Looks like no postcard from Australia for me then!
Curit, my other half is Scottish so I dont need any books thanks.
Quality of sex is divisible by quantity thereof. Less often equals better. Report below gives whole new meaning to "Beam me up Scottie! There's no [sexual] intelligence down here. Must be all the haggis they're eating. A case of the tilted sporran?
Qualitative sexual congress is divisible by quantity (or frequency) thereof. Less often being better. Or why not try white tantra/sacred sexuality, and dare to experience a mind blowing cosmic orgasm.
Read them, sirpeter? I write them! I don't suppose you've read my masterpiece "My exotic binge-drinking lover" and the tear-jerker "Get your coat love, you've pulled!". Maybe nobody's read them, because nobody would publish them. Too racy I expect. Philistines! Perhaps Ciaradexy would like me to send her a copy.
I can barely remember 3 times a week. It's bad and good to get older. I think I just want a nice cup of jo in the morning and some hand holding with my baby.
More fore-play men
70 percent of Irish women say they are sexually unsatisfied!!That means 70% of Irish men are sexually satisfied.On a world wide scale that would be pretty high.Someone has to be unsatisfied.It's best it's women.
Curitiba.You were doing so well until you let the world know you read Mills & Boon novels.Don't mention that to the lads alright?lol.I think you got away with it though here.
I think I am going to move to Ireland---Wow!
THAT EXPLAINS IT-BelfastJimmy!
Bet the lads reading this are regretting their stag weekends in Edinburgh now, BelfastJimmy!
Trust the British media to get it all wrong once again. Those Scottish women you interviewed who were sexually satisfied? Those were guys in kilts!
Who said romance was dead, Murph! Gotta go-those Mills&Boon novels won't write themselves, you know!
Wow! Curitiba-you ought to write romantic novels "they must bang like an outhouse door in a gale" - Good one!
Of all the people to come top of the list, I never imagined it would be the Scots. They must bang like an outhouse door in a gale.
Some guys are really Duds and need counseling !!
WEll now! That's women for you! All gratitude!
Reminds me of a joke......"What comprises Irish Foreplay? "BRACE YERSELF BRDGET!!!". My Polish American girlfriend says she's quite satisfied. And she NEVER lies. Seriously.....it's all about the intent to please.
I have to agree with Ciara on this. This is indeed rather creepy. The sex lives of others is really no-one's business at all.
Hmm, I wonder about those Scotesses - "sexually satisfied" or just easy to please?
Must be a slow news day on Irish Central!!
Why are Americans so interested in how much sex we are having? This is kinda creepy.
Na creatuir bhochta, mishasta! Ta na deora ag sileadh o mo shuile! The poor creatures, unsatisfied! The tears are flowing from my eyes!
great reporting; please rum more like this one! But how come the women "admit" having sex x-times per week, rather than "claim, boast, report" etc.?
My name is Murphy McTavish! Ha!


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People suffering from Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) could benefit from better trained doctors and faster treatment, a health industry member has said. Federico Moscogiuri, head of policy and campaigns at Arthritis Care, has called for GPs to be "adequately equipped to identify the symptoms of RA and refer patients promptly for specialist treatment". However, a National Audit Office report in 2009 found that only 66 per cent of acute trusts were satisfied that GPs were referring RA patients to them quickly enough. Mr Moscogiuri's comments follow the release of a paper from the Commons public accounts committee which found that an estimated 580,000 people in England are suffering from the disease. The report also revealed that by beginning to treat the illness within three months of diagnosis, RA could be prevented from worsening. Despite this, the typical time between first symptoms and the beginning of treatment for an RA patient is nine months. Mr Moscogiuri echoed the report, saying: "Early diagnosis and referral is key for treating and managing RA, which is why greater awareness of the condition and better GP training are so important."
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"Hey, who wants a drink?" "Oh come on, just one drink won't hurt you. It's fun." "It's cool. Everybody drinks, right?"
Drinking alcohol is dangerous for kids and teens and sometimes for adults, too. Alcohol is a drug, and it is the drug most abused by teens. Many kids have their first drink at an early age, as young as 10 or 11 or even younger.
It's easy for kids to get the wrong message about alcohol. They might see their parents drink, or watch TV commercials that make drinking look like a lot of fun. You might see people drinking and watching sports together or having a big party.
But alcohol is actually a depressant. That means it's a drug that slows down or depresses the brain. Like many drugs, alcohol changes a person's ability to think, speak, and see things as they really are. A person might lose his or her balance and have trouble walking properly. The person might feel relaxed and happy and later start crying or get in an argument.
When people drink too much, they might do or say things they don't mean. They might hurt themselves or other people, especially if they drive a car. Someone who drinks too much also might throw up and could wake up the next day feeling awful — that's called a hangover. Drinking too much alcohol can lead to alcohol poisoning, which can kill a person. Over time, someone who abuses alcohol can do serious damage to his or her body. The liver, which removes poisons from the blood, is especially at risk.
Because alcohol can cause such problems, the citizens and government leaders in this country have decided that kids shouldn't be allowed to buy or use alcohol. By setting the drinking age at 21, they hope older people will be able to make good decisions about alcohol. For instance, they don't want people to drink alcohol and drive cars because that's how many accidents occur.
What can be confusing about alcohol is that some grown-ups seem to be able to enjoy it occasionally with no problems. Other people, though, can develop a problem with it. Sometimes, that's called alcoholism (say: al-kuh-hol-ism) or being an alcoholic (say: al-kuh-hol-ik). Someone who has alcoholism craves alcohol. The person has little control over his or her drinking and can't stop without help. A person who starts drinking alcohol at a young age is more likely to develop alcoholism.
Alcoholism is chronic, which means it continues over time. It often gets worse, too, because the person may start experiencing health problems related to drinking. In addition to causing liver problems, long-term drinking can damage the pancreas, heart, and brain.
It can be tempting to try alcohol. It's normal to be curious about new things, especially if it seems like everyone is doing it. But everyone is not drinking alcohol. Don't believe it if someone says you're immature for not drinking. You're actually more mature (which means grown up) because you're being strong and smart.
Still, it can be hard if you feel unpopular because of your decision. Good friends won't stop being your friend just because you don't want to drink alcohol. If you feel this kind of pressure, talk to someone you trust.
And if you're concerned about a friend who's drinking, you should tell one of your parents, a school counselor, or another trusted adult. That way, someone can talk with your friend before the alcohol causes a big problem. Unfortunately, some kids who drink may also drop out of school, get in car accidents, start fights, or join in crimes.
But with help, anyone who has a problem with alcohol can be successful at stopping. And if you're still a kid, help yourself by not starting in the first place!
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Mark Fadool, clinical director of mental health services at Odessa Brown Children's Clinic, provides early warning signs of mental health issues in kids and teens and urges us all to notice the signs and act early.
In this 30-second video, learn why children should ride in the back seat in a rear-facing car seat until they are age 2, or until they reach the upper weight or height limit for their seat.
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The health and welfare of students remains a primary concern for the Allegheny Valley School District. With that responsibility, the District provides for student health services in each of its schools. A certified school nurse, along with two nurse's assistants, staff the three offices to provide health care for all students.
Policies and Procedures
In compliance with the school code, the School Board requires that all District students submit to health and dental examinations. Each student shall receive a comprehensive health examination upon original entry to the District and while in sixth and eleventh grades. These examinations will be conducted by the school physician. A private examination conducted at the parent's request and at their expense will be accepted in lieu of the school examination.
In addition, each child shall receive a comprehensive dental examination upon original entry to the District and while in third and seventh grades. These examinations will be conducted by the school dentist. A private examination conducted at the parent's request and at their expense will be accepted in lieu of the school examination. Parents and guardians of children who are to be checked shall be notified of these examinations. Forms are available at each school and on-line for parents who choose to have their child examined by their own doctor or dentist. A student who presents a statement signed by his or her parent or guardian that a medical examination is contrary to his or her religious beliefs shall be examined only when the Secretary of Health determines that the student presents a substantial health menace to the health of other persons. Please note that all students must comply with this policy or be removed from school until such time that this provision is fulfilled by the parent and student.
This private physical or dental exam must follow the time lines established by the school for the respective year requested and should not carry over from year to year.
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- Vision tests are given every year, beginning with kindergarten, by a school nurse.
- Audio tests are given in kindergarten, first, second, third, seventh and eleventh grades and annually to special
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- Height and weight measurements are charted annually from kindergarten through twelfth grade.
- A cumulative record of medical examinations is maintained for all students.
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School Nurse, Springdale Jr-Sr High School: Ms. Kandi Conner, 724-274-2110
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MSPCA-Nevins Farm Pet of the Week: Rafiki the cat
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This past weekend Rafiki, a sweet one-year-old cat living at the MSPCA-Nevins Farm adoption center, watched 145 other cats go to permanent homes as part of the MSPCA's "Fall in Love" adult cat adoptathon. This adorable and good natured feline was passed over because he has a heart murmur, which likely discouraged adopters from picking him. Despite his murmur, which doesn't slow him down or affect his health at all (and may never be a problem for him), the adoption staff is confident he'd make a fabulous companion for a lonely feline who likes to play.
Rafiki loves to be brushed, cuddle with people and greet new folks when they come visit. He's an outgoing cat for whom the MSPCA would love to find the perfect home. He is neutered and can go to his new home today!
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- Republican Party officials in Iowa are taking new steps to secure their vote counting systems after an anonymous threat suggested computer hackers could attempt to disrupt next month's presidential nominating caucuses.
A video uploaded to YouTube features a computer-generated voice denouncing a corrupt political system and calls on supporters to "peacefully shut down" the Jan. 3 caucuses.
The video claims to be from Anonymous, a loosely organized group of hackers who have successfully conducted past computer attacks.
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Bicyclist killed in Wellesley hit and run
WELLESLEY, Mass. (WHDH) – Police are searching for the driver who struck and killed a bicyclist in Wellesley Friday afternoon.
The bicyclist, said to be in his 40s from Wellesley, was struck on Weston Road just before 2 p.m. The victim was pronounced deceased at Newton-Wellesley Hospital.
Police said the driver who struck the victim took off.
"The motor vehicle was travelling northbound on Weston Road, as was the cyclist. The cyclist was wearing a safety helmet while operating his bicycle and the vehicle was last seen headed northbound on Weston Road," a police officer said.
"It could have been the bicyclist's fault or it could have been the motorist's fault. It's a tough intersection," one man said.
Investigators told 7News they are speaking with several witnesses. Wellesley police, state troopers, along with the district attorney's office were at the scene Friday.
"If someone operating the vehicle thinks that they may have struck the person and caused this accident I urge them to contact the Wellesley Police Department," the officer said.
The roads surrounding the scene of the fatal hit and run were roped off Friday evening.
Investigators have not released details about the type of vehicle that may have struck the victim, but say it probably has visible front-end damage.
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What a joke! Unfortunately it shows what happens when citizens decide to effect change. The SYSTEM attacks and make laws that single out individual groups. Let's change the constitution and make our lawmakers part-time, a unicameral form of gv't, and take away all medical benefits for them
Discrimination is the first thought and the second is vindication for all the poor grades earned by the inappreciative. An amendment to this bill should require every legislator to spend a week in a classroom with the sole responsibility for planning, teaching, keeping order, taking phone calls from parents at home, and making reports as required. Every level of the instructional spectrum should be included in this week -- elementary, middle school, high school, special education resource room and special education self-contained program.
Good, but not enough. Persuant to equal protection, shouldn't this apply to all workers? And by the way, I think this will also be good for workers. The dues will be there because the workers want them to be and the union can actually be about workers rather than about politics.
This shouldn't apply to any workers, whether MEA or others. Unions must be "about" politics to protect the interest of it's members, as we are seeing in Michigan and other states around the nation now with Republican majorities giving tax breaks to corporations while taking from public workers.
I would hope that this bill gets passed and the sooner the better.
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This bill is about politics, not education.
You've got it right. The MEA is only about politics. It doesn't have anything to do with education.


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Reviews by HippieHops:More User Reviews:NeedBeerHereMinnesota 4.64/5 rDev +12.9% look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.75 | overall: 4.5 Pours out translucent brown in color with a small white head that dissipates quickly. Smell is of sweet malt, definitely some caramel in there, really smell sweet. Taste is really nice. Taste is definitely sweet with everything in the nose but a SLIGHT bit of bitterness from the hops that I didn't notice in the nose. Mouthfeel is fairly thin as one would expect from a lager. Overall I really like this beer. Definitely one of the better lagers I have tasted in a long time. Serving type: bottle 12-14-2013 05:58:41 | More by NeedBeerHere JJKBeerLvrPennsylvania 4.19/5 rDev +1.9% look: 4.25 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4 | overall: 4 Poured from a bottle into pint glass. Appearance: Deep amber, with nice thick and light colored head. The head lasted a very long time, and left a nice coating on the inside of the glass. Smell: Pleasant, with a nice balance of hops bitterness in the aroma. There is some sweet malty aroma, which balances the hops for a nice aroma. Taste: A nice mix of hops, malts, and herbs in the flavor, that make for an interesting and complex lager, but with a little bit of sweetness. There is a nice after-taste, that lasts for a while but not too long. Mouthfeel: Smooth and crisp, with a medium body. Overall: This is an interesting and complex lager. I definitely prefer this over the brewery's Dortmunder Gold. Serving type: bottle 12-09-2013 20:02:46 | More by JJKBeerLvr |
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Sarah Blasko with WASO
- When:
- 04:30pm Saturday, 23 February 2013
- Where:
- Pioneer Women's Memorial - Kings Park, West Perth
Sarah Blasko with WASO |
Join Sarah Blasko as she presents her newly released album 'I Awake' in an intimate event with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra. The Sydney songstress will take audiences on a beautiful journey as she presents hits from her new album as well as songs from her previous repertoire. Don't miss the chance to see this true Australian talent perform in the beautiful Western Australian Botanic Garden backed by WASO. |
Show Date |
Saturday 23 February 2013 |
Location |
Pioneer Women's Memorial, |
Show Times |
4.30 pm Gates Open 5.45 pm Wintercoats 7.00 pm The Necks 8.30 pm Sarah Blasko with WASO |
Tickets |
Tickets can be purchased from Ticketmaster on Ph: 136 100 or via ticketmaster.com.au. All patrons (including minors/babies) must have a valid ticket for entry. Please note Companion Cards can only be used when purchasing General Admission tickets. |
Seating |
General Admission, Reserved Seating and VIP tickets are available for purchase. Reserved Seating and VIP tickets include a dedicated seat. General Admission ticket holders are seated on the lawn on a first-come-first-served basis behind the Reserved Seating area. Low deck chairs are recommended, however high backed deck chairs must be positioned at the rear of the venue to avoid obsturcting sight lines of other patrons. A seating area is provided for those with wheelchair requirements. |
What to Bring |
Low deck chair or picnic rug, picnic hamper, jacket, sunhat, sunscreen, sealed plastic water/soft drink (only), a torch and comfortable shoes. |
Not Permitted |
Strictly no BYO alcohol. This is a fully licensed event. No tables or umbrellas, professional cameras, video or recording equipment, metal cutlery, wine spikes, tents or sun shelters. The Western Australian Botanic Garden is a non-smoking venue and no glass items will be permitted. |
Minors |
This is a licensed event. Photo ID required for entry. Children under 18 years of age who have purchased a ticket will only be permitted into the concert site if they are accompanied by their parent, step-parent or legal guardian. If a minor is not accompanied by their parent or legal guardian they will be refused entry to the concert and they will not receive a refund on their ticket. All patrons (including minors/babies) must have a valid ticket for entry. |
Food |
Food is available for purchase at the venue. Visit jdsfastfoods.com.au to view food vendors in attendance. Visit ticketmaster.com.au to pre-order hampers. Alternatively you may bring your own picnic hamper. Please be aware of prohibited items listed under 'Not Permitted'. |
Conditions of Entry |
All bags are subject to a safety and security search upon entry. Prohibited items will be confiscated and can be collected at the conclusion of the event. No Pass Outs. |
Public Transport |
Kings Park and Botanic Garden actively supports TravelSmart methods of travelling. Located just 1.5km from the CBD, Kings Park and Botanic Garden is readily accessible by public transport. Call Transperth on 13 62 13 or visit transperth.wa.gov.au for more information. |
Parking |
Please ensure you park safely and legally along May and Lovekin Drives. A drop off zone is available at the venue entrance. ACROD Parking is located on Forrest Drive near the DNA Tower. To reduce traffic congestion on Fraser Avenue, please note alternative entry and exit routes to Forrest Drive via Poole Avenue, Crawley, and May Drive via Saw Avenue, Subiaco. |
Further Information |
For further information please contact Mellen Events on |


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Yes, he´ll take it, but will he honor it?
Will he do it on a koran?
...and will he put his hand on a Bible and swear? Doubt it.
Inaguration Day 2 is on Martin Luther King Day !
Andrew, the size of the AF hat was to obscure the view of Two Won´s fraud as he assumes the highest office in the land. This time, she is searching for a much larger hat! Lot´s to hide, beginning with FNF and Ben Gazi, not to mention arms given to his friends MB and AQ. Most women wear hats to hide their hair. AF, she has the knack of wearing to hide her fraud and master. May the day be bright and sunny with MUCH wind blowing. And scattered thunder storms in the area...lots of lightening
Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts atoned for screwing up the Obama´s first Oath of office by pronouncing the unconstitutional Obama Mandate to buy insurance as constitutional. Pray that he does not screw up the oath this time. Roberts might bless martial law!
Hm. Kind of gives credence to the theory that he took the second oath on the Koran to make it "real" to him.
Here is comes. I told you there would be another secret inauguration. He´ll once again take the oath in public as Barack Hussein Obama, and in secret under his true legal name. It was a sham the first time, and it is a sham this time too.Look at Chief Justice Roberts´ resume, count the number of times he has argued cases before the Supreme Court, and then tell me you really believe he forgot to memorize the oath of office for the inauguration. If Roberts had any real guts he would make another "mistake" and accidentally state Obama´s real name in the public ceremony. Oooops!
Of course a person only needs to take an oath once, if he does it right and really means it. I´m just saying...
Not so fast, Stinky. I want to see your birth certificate first.
Will he use his real name the second time?Or just switch from the Bible to the Koran?
.....we will control the horizontal.....we will control the vertical.
The first oath on a koran with a fake bible cover; the second oath on a koran with a fake bible cover.


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FOXBORO — The last two years, Everett won Super Bowl titles based on the strength of a high-powered offensive. This time, it was the Crimson Tide's defense that took center stage.
Despite repeatedly being placed in difficult situations due to five turnovers on offense, the Everett defense dug in time after time and came through with a number of critical stops, not to mention scoring the game's first touchdown on an interception return by Josh Palmer, in a 20-19 nail-biter over Barnstable in the Division 1A Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium yesterday.


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Castiglione produced a number of monotype prints which are surprisingly painterly in execution. Four centuries later, the British artist Norman Ackroyd approaches the creation of his etched landscapes through a technique of painting acid on to the... Read more about Short Talk: Painting in print
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difficult to find, but once found it's a real nice place to stay. Lovely staff. The first days a lot of strangers visited the villa for unknown reasons. Te following days were more private, as you would expect in a small villa. I wish I could stay for a longer time, but unfortunately they didn't have a free room. cons:... More
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- Villa Angelo Hotel
- Villa Angelo Hotel Seminyak
- Villa Angelo Bali/Seminyak
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- Villa Angelo - An All Male Gay Resort Villa Angelo is an exclusive all male gay clothing optional guesthouse right in the center of Seminyak, close to the gay bars, restaurants and shopping-area's. Located at the main street Jalan Raya Seminyak, between Jl. Double six and Gay street, just minutes driving from the Gay Beach, Callego Beach.Villa Angelo is built in Balinese style with all the modern facilities and keen attention to details. Villa Angelo has: five air-conditioned bedrooms with King-size and Double Queen-size beds, attached private bathrooms with hot/cold running water and shower. The 2 superior rooms are equipped with a fine bathtub. Villa Angelo has a beautiful, tropical garden with a big swimming pool. It is a quite secluded place and just a few steps away from the busy street. We speak English, German & Dutch. Your host Bob is looking forward welcoming you! Stay in a real Balinese villa:- Spacious, 2 storey villa in natural colors- Four nice Terraces- Quick access to Sunset Road, so quick assess to Bali - Walking distance to the gay bars- All rooms have an attached private bathroom- TV international cable channels- Great Dutch breakfast!- Swimming Pool- Clothing optional- Men only- Free WIFI- 72 hours holding room services- Minibar in all rooms- Two blocks from the beach- 4 bedrooms with kingsize beds- 1 bedroom with 2 queensize beds- Mini fridge in bedroom- Modern sunbeds in garden Hotel Facilities :Swimming pool; Laundry & dry cleaning service; Internet services; Taxi services; Airport transfers; Parking area for motorbikes; Room services.Room Facilities :Air conditioned; Kings, Double and Queen size beds; Shower; Hot & Cold running water; Toilet; Wash your hands basin.Places Around :A lot of shops; Beach; Restaurants; Cafe: Bars ... more less


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Head off electrical injuries and fatalities by learning to make life-saving decisions that will reduce exposure to hazards when working on live equipment.
The 2012 NFPA 70E® Task Hazard Analysis 1-Day Seminar introduces the Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment process as a tool to determine task hazards. Hands-on training from electrical safety experts helps you identify hazards and then apply the correct tools based on NFPA 70E®: Electrical Safety in the Workplace® Section 110.3 Electrical Safety Program; Annex F Hazard Analysis, Risk Estimation, and Risk Evaluation Procedure; and Section 130.2 Electrically Safe Working Conditions.
Using specific, real-life scenarios, you'll learn how to identify the justification for performing work on live equipment. The course rounds out by discussing how good design in the pre-planning phase can eliminate the need for deciding whether or not to work live -- along with reducing risks.
Upon completion you should be able to:
- Recognize when you are permitted to do a job energized
- Identify the magnitude of hazards
- Apply Hazard Analysis and Risk Assessment to identified hazards
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* The five 2012 70E seminars that focus on real-world scenarios include:
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Nelson Alejandro Galeano-Capone
Eldolene Harper Marcigliano was born to Genevieve Mierlot and Marco Marcigliano, of Quincy, on Nov. 1, 2011, at 5:28 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Eldolene weighed 6 pounds, 4 ounces.
Maternal grandfather is Gregory Mierlot, of Quincy.
Paternal grandparents are Diane Marcigliano, of Costa Mesa, and Tom Kraus, of Quincy.
Nelson Alejandro Galeano-Capone was born to Tami and Nelson Galeano-Capone, of San Francisco, Saturday, Nov. 12, 2011, at 2:43 a.m. in San Francisco.
Nelson weighed 10 pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 inches in length.
Maternal grandparents are Lori and Curtis Lomas, of Meadow Valley.
Paternal grandparents are Alejandro Galeano-Flores and Gloria Licona-Licona, of Las Lajas, Comayagua, Honduras.
Great-grandparents are Herb and Dianne Goldstein, of San Diego, and Eduarda and Mariano Licona and Julio and Julia Galeano, all of Las Lajas, Comayagua, Honduras.
Nelson is also welcomed by siblings Ebelin, 6, and Brittany, 2.
Cooper Nal Gardner was born to Silvia and Jerry Gardner, of Greenville, on Nov. 14, 2011, at 11:58 a.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Cooper weighed 7 pounds, 5 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Rose and Juvenal Garcia, of Greenville.
Paternal grandparents are Mechelle and Kevin Gardner Breeze, both of Lakeport.
Great-grandparents are Carol and Mal Cooper, also of Lakeport.
Lyndsie Elizabeth Little was born to Kayla and Mark Little Jr., of Olivehurst, on Nov. 26, 2011, at 3:49 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Lyndsie weighed 5 pounds, 4 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Rebecca and Tom King, of Marysville.
Paternal grandparents are Ellen Pryor and Mark Little Sr., also of Marysville.
Elaina Lee Strand was born to Cassie and Nathan Strand, of Hamilton Branch, on Nov. 11, 2011, at 12:11 p.m. in Susanville. Elaina weighed 6 pounds, 6 ounces and was 19-1/4 inches long.
She is also welcomed by grandparents Stormie and Darren Strand, of Chester, and Sonja and Randy Anderson, of Hamilton Branch.
Olivia Rowan Callahan was born to Holly and Patrick Callahan, of Quincy, on Oct. 21, 2011, at 6:08 p.m. at home. Olivia weighed 7 pounds, 14 ounces and was 21 inches in length.
Maternal grandparents are Sandy and Jim Burros and Patty and Mike Nordt, all of Quincy.
Paternal grandparents are Betty and Robert Callahan, of Puyallup, Wash.
Great-grandmother is Eldora Duniphin, of Quincy.
McKane William Vickrey was born to Allison and Jacob Vickrey, of Quincy, Oct. 27, 2011, at 3:55 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. McKane weighed 7 pounds, 12 ounces and was 21 inches in length.
Maternal grandmother is Jackie Garfield, of Quincy.
Paternal grandparents are Janeen and Will Vickrey, of Quincy.
McKane is also welcomed by his sisters, twins Ema and Ryliegh Vickrey, age 5.
Ryder Lee Jenkins was born to Jennifer Jenkins, of Taylorsville, Oct. 24, 2011, at 8:05 a.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Ryder weighed 6 pounds, 7 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Jeannie Wilkinson, of Greenville, and Daniel Jenkins, of Elmira, Ore.
Great-grandmother is Barbra Derman, of Crescent Mills.
Ryder is also welcomed by siblings Thaddeus Martin, 15, and Tyler Terp, 5.
Allena Rae Moore was born to Heather and Jonathan Moore, of Greenville, Oct. 26, 2011, at 11:59 p.m. at Plumas District Hospital in Quincy. Allena weighed 7 pounds, 15 ounces.
Maternal grandparents are Linda and Robert McElhaney, of Greenville.
Paternal grandparents are Emily and Jim Moore, of Westwood.
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Love this one, especially with the lime rotel. Filing this one to try in a few weeks.
Great looking recipe. Hope to try it soon!!!!
Considering you actually used a stove this looks fantastic. You ROCK!
Thank you , I enjoy reading about other vegetarians and vegans as it gives me the strength to continue. I have about a thousand vegetarian feeds in my google reader, but I'm sure another can't hurt!! I did manage to find a good lentil recipes here, but I'll be sure to try yours too. Thanks!


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Turkey supper
POWNAL -- The Pownal United Methodist Church, located at the corner of Route 346 and Church Street, will be serving its annual Turkey Supper, Thursday, Oct. 18. The menu includes: Roast turkey, dressing, gravy, mashed potatoes, winter squash, cranberry sauce, rolls, coffee, tea, or lemonade, apple, pumpkin, or mince pie with cheese. The family style dinner begins at 5 p.m., with continuous serving. Tickets will be available at the door - $12 for adults, $6 for children 6-12 years, and free for children five years and under. For more info: 802-823-7769.
Fishman in the Basement
NORTH BENNINGTON -- In his 14th appearance on the Basement Music Series stage, Howard Fishman returns to Vermont Arts Exchange's Sage Street Mill on Friday, Oct. 12, at 8 p. m. Tickets are now on sale and won't last! Make a night of it and order a delicious dinner of "Basement Favorites" from Thymes Tables.
"An Evening with Howard Fishman" features the composer-guitarist-singer-bandleader Fishman with Ron Wilkins on trombone, violinist Skye Steele and Andrew Hall on double bass.
General admission tickets for the Friday evening concert are $20 in advance through Brown Paper Tickets at brownpapertickets.com or by calling 800-838-3006, price includes a small service fee. Tickets are $24 at the door on a first-come, first-served basis.
Libations, provided by Thyme Tables Catering of Shaftsbury, are available through a cash bar.
Join us for "Basement Favorites," from Thyme Tables: Roasted butternut squash lasagna and pulled pork sandwiches. Dinner is served when doors open at 7 p.m. Place your order when buying tickets online, so we know how much to cook up, but please pay when you get your meal. For more info: 802-442-5549, vtartxchange.org.
Barbara Ackerman Art Exhibit
BENNINGTON -- Southern Vermont College will open its Everett Mansion Burgdorff Gallery with "Soul Garden," an exhibit of paintings by Bennington artist Barbara Ackerman through Nov. 15. The artist will be available at a reception on Saturday, Oct. 13, from 3 to 5 p. m. in the Gallery, which is free and open to the public.
Ackerman's recent work includes an exploration in mixed media and her studies in pastel. Her subject matter comes from her love of the outdoors, and her painting technique is representational and interpretive.
She creates plein air while exploring abstractions of observations in her studio. Color choices and composition are both visual and emotional responses to her surroundings. Ackerman uses organic forms in her paintings and references familiar shapes or memories. By using natural forms, she places them in a spiritual environment such as "Soul Garden." Ackerman received a B.S. degree in Art Education from the University of Vermont where she studied painting with Frank Hewitt and is enrolled in the M.F.A. program at Johnson State College/Vermont Studio Center in Johnson.
She exhibits regularly at Southern Vermont Arts Center and has shown her work at Bennington Museum, Vermont Studio Center, The Dragonfly on Martha's Vineyard, Puffins in Watch Hill, and The South Street Cafe in Bennington.
Jane's Quilt
BENNINGTON -- Museum ABCs celebrates "Jane's Quilt" on Thursday, Oct. 18 at 1:30 p.m.
"Jane's Quilt," a special program designed around the various patterns found in the 1863 Jane Stickle Quilt. Developed and presented in collaboration with the Bennington Free Library, Museum ABCs is a story hour that takes place once each month at 1:30 p.m. in the galleries of the Bennington Museum. Designed especially for children ages 3 to 5, their parents and caregivers, the programs include stories about the month's topic, visits to galleries in the Bennington Museum to observe and talk about an actual piece(s) of art, and an art or craft activity. All children must be accompanied by at least one adult. For more info: 802-447-1571.
Hooked rugs
BENNINGTON -- The Bennington Arts Guild will present a joint exhibit by two of its member-artists from through Nov. 17 - hooked rugs by Dan Barber and porcelain vessels by Colleen Williams. The gallery is located at 103 South Street.
Both artists, each of whom formerly worked in the field of architecture, will show new work that celebrates the season in southern Vermont.
Arlington artist Dan Barber recycles used clothing to form his rug wall-hangings. He pulls loops of yarn or fabric through a stiff woven base to create scenes of everyday life in a small New England town, a collection he calls "My Town".
With an emphasis on form and surface design, Colleen Williams, of North Adams, presents intricate, textural, patterned designs onto hand-built, colored porcelain forms, celebrating autumn. Surfaces are achieved by layering porcelain, using a resist and water-etching.
Rymanowski Brothers
N. BENNINGTON -- Local celebrities the Rymanowski Brothers bring their Orchestra, heard regularly on 88.3 FM, to North Bennington's Oktoberfest, Saturday, Oct.13. The NorShaft Lions and Historic Park McCullough are teaming up tfor a day of Bavarian food, great music and cold Oktoberfest beers and wine.
Browse the stalls of craft vendors, purchase a commemorative beer glass, and tour Historic Park McCullough from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. rain or shine.
Admission is $5, and takes place on the grounds of Historic Park McCullough, Park Street, one block west of the library. For more info: parkmccullough.org.


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MA Dissertation Part 1
Candidates undertake research and writing toward a dissertation of 10,000-12,000 words, based on original source material, on an approved topic. Research is carried out under the supervision of an academic member of staff. Prospective candidates should consult the postgraduate coordinator prior to enrolment in order to formulate a topic.
Unit of study details
Unit of study level: Postgraduate
Credit points: 6
Commencing semesters: 1, 2
Further unit of study information
Unit of study handbook: HSTY6915
Costs and scholarships information: Costs and Scholarships
Final dates to withdraw from units of study: Census Dates
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Unique One of a Kind Beautiful Home in Ocean Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 15
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,400 - $ 2,600 / week
vacation rental description
This remodeled, three-bedroom, two-bath home has AMAZING VIEWS of the SUNSET CLIFFS coastline and Ocean Beach. Just two blocks from the nearest beach and surf, it is the perfect spot to relax and enjoy sunny San Diego. The house has large decks, ideal for watching the sunset over the Pacific Ocean year round. A large HOT TUB, in a private garden setting, will help you wind down after a day in the sun, along with an amazing stone fire pit to warm up by.
The house is just a 10 minute drive to the San Diego Airport, 10 minutes from SEA WORLD and Mission Bay, 10 minutes from Downtown and the CONVENTION CENTER, 10 minutes from Pacific Beach, and 15 minutes from La Jolla and UCSD.
This historical home has an incredible kitchen,with hand crafted cabinets and premium granite countertops.Travertine floors throughout the home.The bathrooms have travertine walls and one has a jacuzzi. The living room has hardwood floors and a custom designed marble fireplace.The master bedroom has amazing views of the ocean very spacious with a beautiful stone fireplace.
property availability
Last modified on 04-21-2011 at 11:44 PM.
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Teresa A Sousa 928-486-9092
house rental amenities
Balcony, Beach Access, Beach Chairs, Beach Towels, Beach Umbrella,
Ceiling Fans, Fireplace, Heating, Hot Tub, Linens Provided, Ocean
View, Patio, Porch/Lanai, Safe, Shuttle/Taxi Service, Tile Floors,
View, Wood Floors Blender, Coffee Maker, Dishwasher, Dryer, Full
Refrigerator, Grill/BBQ, Ice Maker, Iron, Ironing Board, Microwave,
Stove, Toaster, washer Cable TV, CD Player, DVD Player, Internet
Access, Stereo, Telephone, TV,
activities and attractions in Ocean Beach San Diego Area
Basketball Court, Beach Activities, Bicycling, Boating, Canoeing,
Cultural, Diving, Saltwater Fishing, Fitness and Beauty, Gourmet
Dining, Hiking, Historic Area, Hot Tub, Night Club, Photography,
Shopping, Sightseeing, Snorkeling, State or National Park, Surfing,
Swimming, Theme Parks, Wildlife and Nature
vacation rental rates
$2400/wk, $375/day Oct-Feb
$2500/wk, $425/day Mar-Sept
$2600/wk, $475/day Holidays
Teresa A Sousa 928-486-9092
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Article Last Updated: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 5:24pm
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As Dr. Dave Kresin tries to coax Chloe to open her mouth, her mom, Sahara, and brother, Bryce, watch. The Montelores Early Childhood Council presented a new program, Cavity Free at Three, to local health officials Tuesday in the Southwest Memorial Hospital annex. Chloe was volunteered by her mom to help with the hands-on demonstration.
By By Andrew GullifordFor The Journal
By By Gabi Morey
People are encouraged to submit announcements about upcoming events for the Community Calendar. Send announcements to firstname.lastname@example.com. Items submitted less than two weeks in advance will be less likely to be published.Saturday, Dec. 21Santa Claus is Coming to Town, he will be arriving Dec. 21, high noon until 1 p.m. at the corner of Market & Main. Santa will be...


text: Question regarding an old '02 Grand Prix "grocery getter." Car isn't in the best shape and I have no intentions of bringing it into such condition, but the young lady who owns it would like a number of paint defects (like, missing paint) repaired on the front bumper cover. Probably the most appropriate route in that regard is a rattle can job with duplicolor (unless somebody can recommend a better yet not more expensive product) with a little duplicolor clear on top. My question is whether I need to use their adhesion promoter beneath the duplicolor rattle can since I'm painting on plastic?


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Mulling over, as one does, Theodore's post here at http://www.newenglishreview.org/blog_display.cfm/blog_id/40792 about public displays of affections (or grief, or any other emotion apart from mild pleasure) I was reminded irresistibly of my late grandfather who gave me some useful tips for life.
"First", he said to me, "gentlemen don't manhandle ladies in public; they don't hug them, they don't kiss them and they most certainly do not pat or fondle them. A gentleman upon meeting, or meeting again, a lady merely takes her hand lightly in his and shakes it ever so slightly whilst making the tiniest movement of his hand and head as if to indicate that he would, as in earlier and more courtly times, have kissed her hand had modern manners thought it correct to do so."
He was full of such advice - "Motor cars, like gloves, must be either black or white" was another one of his dictums. "Gentlemen's shoes are black, gentlemen's country shoes may be of another colour as long as it is deep brown verging on black" was another.
A constant stream of his injunctions punctuated my teenage and early adult years ------
"If you are escorting a lady you may take her arm in yours. No other physical contact is necessary unless one is dancing with the lady in question. After dancing she will indicate just how much privacy and how much further contact she desires!"
"One does not wear a belt in order to hold one's trousers up, that is what braces [suspenders] are for. A good belt is purely for ornament and for sundry corrective uses. If you wish to go around looking like a badly tied hessian of potatoes then that is your affair but you will not do so in my company, young man".
"Double-breasted suits should only be worn in town [London], and then only seldom, and never in the country. Only royalty can really carry them off - everyone else just looks like a spiv stuck in a barrel".
"When buttoning your jacket, my boy, just remember it's 'sometimes, always, never'. On a two button jacket one fastens the top button when one stands up. On a three buttoner one fastens the middle button. One never, never, never, never, never, fastens the bottom button on a jacket or a weskit [waistcoat] and one always undoes one's jacket button when seated."
"Only an American man ties his tie with a Shelby knot. A gentleman always ties a full or a half Windsor".
"Good grief boy! What is that thing in your hand? A gentleman wet shaves and achieves a perfect finish - he does not, I repeat he does not, apply spining metal dervishes contained behind some sort of grille to his face and hope for the best!"
"Heavens above! What do you look like? A gentleman wears a French collar [classic straight point], or an HRH [stand-up, very narrow straight point created by Charvet for Edward VII] if they must, or, of course, winged, as needed, in the evenings, but that button down abomination round your neck is only worn by people of uncertain parentage. Get it off at once!".
"What on earth are you wearing? Call that rag a shirt? A gentleman's shirt is white, do you hear me? White, I say."
"A gentleman's tie is either club or discreet. The only excuse for a tie such as you are wearing is that it was a present from either your mother or your wife. No other excuse is acceptable. So, which is it?"
"No, 'mistress' is only acceptable if you are a member of the Royal family".
"Why are you wearing that thing, young man; it is obviously not a weskit but it is a satanic abomination. How often do I have to tell you: white tie means white marcella weskit and black tie, as tonight is, means black barathea weskit. It may be alright for young colonial officers and Americans but we'll have none of that cummerbund nonsense in my house!"
"What is that platypus bill thing upon your head?"
"No, it is not a hat! It is a badge of shared ignorance worn by underprivileged youths who can barely put a sentence together in English. A hat, sir, is a bowler, a trilby, a homburg, a fedora if need be. A hat can be a cap in the country, or a topper or a panama as appropriate but that excrudescence can not, and never will be able to, lay claim to being a hat."
"American men may wear jeans - they suit them. English gentlemen know better".
"A Frenchman is for buying one's wine and one's cologne from not for talking to. It really doesn't do to get friendly with the continental types - they don't know when to stop, you know, and they encroach."
"I like Russia [in 1972]. The servants know their place and don't dare answer back."
"Never, never trust an Arab. It's all that nonsense they believe in. It makes them completely untrustworthy, don't you know."
"All Americans are mealy mouthed - apart, obviously, from your great grandmama, my blessed mother, who could swear like a trooper - so don't swear in front of them. You'll frighten the poor dears if you do and you know how skittish they can be."
"Italians can be wonderful people sometimes. I suppose that one day we'll find out why the good Lord created them."
"All Germans always tell the truth. No English gentleman would dream of being so rude."
"Spaniards are all very well in their own way, I suppose, but what do they actually do?"
"Britain is ghastly - India more so and with insects."
"I am sure that there is something we Englishmen have forgotten about Australia, and I'm equally sure that we had better not remember what it was!"
"South America only exists because it's a warning to the United States about what it could become if it stopped concentrating."
"What did we do in the sight of the Lord that was so wrong he saddled us with Canada?"
"Scotland is great. It's full of targets that don't stand still and great places to shoot from." "They don't stand still? Which, the people or the animals?" "People live there?!"