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Planning for Permanence: the Speeches of J.C. Nichols
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A&P Grocery Company Convention, Kansas City, Missouri, April 18, 1937
A Yankee Realtor in South America, Kansas City Real Estate Board, July 6, 1938
American Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Association meeting in Washington, January 1941
Article for the Architectural Record, December 15, 1943
Brief Review of Work on the Missouri River, [ca. 1928-1929?]
Lewis H. Brown Dinner, Kansas City, June 4, 1940
Building and Selling of Homes, Tulsa, February 12, 1936
City Planning, Kansas City, 1923
City Planning: National Association of Real Estate Board Study Course, Chicago, July 1936
Country Side Homes Association, Kansas City, April 16, 1935
Code of Fair Competition for Home Builders, (Statement accompanying) Washington, D.C., 1933
Creating Good Residence Neighborhoods by Planning
Creating a Cultural Center Second to None, Kansas City
Defense and the Middle West, Kansas City Real Estate Board, October 17, 1941
Developer's View of Deed Restrictions
Development of Outlying Shopping Centers, Buffalo, May 20, 1929
Don'ts for Sales People, mimeographed and circulated in the Plaza at request of Plaza Association. Fall, 1933
Facts Pertaining to home Building Industry in U.S., Washington, June 1933
Foreign Trade and its Relation to Kansas City, Over WDAF (Radio), May 21, 1939
Home Building and Subdivision Department, Cleveland
Important Industrial Aspects (Given to the Kansas City Real Estate Board) Kansas City, September 25, 1936
Individual vs. Collective Efforts (Salesmanship), Plaza Association, Kansas City, Fall of 1933
Jesse Clyde Nichols (1880-1950) Memoir
Kansas and Missouri River Improvements, Kansas City, Kansas, January 15, 1926
Land Sub-Division for New, Outlying Shopping Centers in American Cities
Latin America Beckons to Industry of the Middle West, February issue of the Kansas Citian, 1939
Letter to Land Developers and Home Builders, Kansas City, Missouri, March 6, 1937
Long, Robert A., April 30, 1925
Long, Robert A., Memorial, Kansas City, May 13, 1934
Mexico, Our Trip to, August and September 1936
Missouri River, Kansas City, Kansas, March 23, 1935
Missouri River Opening, Kansas City, June 13, 1935
Missouri River: Its Relation to Unified Inland Waterways, Kansas City, Missouri, [ca. 1929?]
Mid-west Foreign Trade Conference, September 19, 1939
Mistakes We Have Made in Developing Shopping Centers, published by the Urban Land Institute as Technical Bulletin No. 4, August 1945
Need of Balanced Agriculture and Industry for National Defense, Statement prepared in July 1940
Nelson, W.R. Gallery of Art & Atkins Museum of Fine Arts, Opening, December 11, 1933
Nichols, J.C., School Commencement, 1897 [Valedictory speech, Olathe High School]
Nichols, J.C., School Commencement ( First ), June 4, 1929
Nichols, J.C., School Commencement, June 7, 1939
Nichols, J.C., School [Ninth] Commencement, June 1935
Nichols, J.C., School Commencement, June 12, 1936
Our Laborers in Labor Crisis, Talk Before, Kansas City, Missouri, June 9, 1937
Our Right to Work, before 3,500 business men and women at Municipal Auditorium, Kansas City, Missouri, June 18, 1937
Outline of Remarks to Accompany Slides, Washington, D.C., April 30, 1936
Philadelphia Speech, May 12, 1941, before the National Conference on Planning (representing the American Institute of Planners, the American Society of Planning Officials, the American Planning and Civic Association, and the National Economic and Social Planning Association)
Pioneer Mother Group, Kansas City, November 11, 1927
Plaza Association, Kansas City, Fall 1934
Plaza Association, Honoring the J.C. Nichols Company, 1937
Pointers for Salesmen, Kansas City, October 28, 1933
Progress and Needs of our Defense Program Today, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May 16, 1941
Progress of The Plaza in 1946-1947, Plaza Association, February 10, 1947
Prudential Insurance Agents, Kansas City, Missouri, January 31, 1936
Prudential Insurance Agents, Kansas City, Missouri, January 20, 1937
Planning for Permanence, National Association of Real Estate Boards, New York City, November 18, 1948
Planning of Jefferson City, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, February 8, 1938
Postwar Development of the Middle West, article for The Jayhawker, November 7, 1944
Recovery in Construction Activity and Realty Values, Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Southwestern Divisional Meeting, Kansas City, Missouri November 8-9, 1935
Red Cross Rally, Kansas City, Missouri, Continental Hotel, June 19, 1940
Responsibilities and Opportunities of a Real Estate Board in Building Cities
Responsibilities and Opportunities of Kansas Realtors, Topeka, Kansas, October 6, 1937
Restrictions and Homes Associations, prepared for J.C. Nichols edition of the National Real Estate Journal, February 1939
Salesmanship, to the Associate Division Real Estate Board, Kansas City, Missouri, January 21, 1939
South America, submitted to Freehold, October 29, 1938
South American Trade Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, November 28, 1938
Statement Regarding Fort to Fort Drive, Washington, D.C.
Subdivision Practices, incorporated in issue of National Real Estate Journal devoted to the Country Club District, November 4, 1938
Suburban Subdivisions with Community Features, Washington, D.C., June 1924
U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Kansas City, November 11, 1935
Value of Research for the Milling Industry, Eisenhower Meeting, Kansas City Club, June 17, 1946
Western Petroleum Refiners' Association, Complimentary Dinner Given By The Kansas City Real Estate Board, Kansas City, March 6, 1928
What to do and What not to do in Planning a Subdivision, Article published in National Real Estate Journal, December 1943
Why I Am in the Real Estate Business, St. Louis, Missouri, January 29, 1937
Wichita Art Association, Wichita, October 13, 1934
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Metro Credit Union Music PEI Week
Metro Credit Union Music PEI Week 2013 took place from January 25-February 2, 2013. The week is an annual celebration of Island music from East to West, with 25 industry awards given to those who have made their mark on the music industry over the past year.
Signature Events
Nudie's House of Rock 8:00 PM, The Mack Theatre, Tickets: $15New Music PEI signature event that features a mixture of both established and emerging musical artists. Two bands are set up on stage at the same time, going song for song. Nudie hosts the show and interviews the performers. Featuring Paper Lions, and Two Hours Traffic; Coyote, and The Meds.
Country Jubilee 8:00 PM, Harbourfront Theatre, Tickets: $15
A Metro Credit Union Music PEI Week signature event, presented by Cavendish Beach Music Festival with media sponsor CFCY, features the Island's top country artists along with the presentation of 8 Music PEI Awards.
S.A.C Songwriters Concert 8:00 PM, King's Playhouse, Tickets:$20One of Metro Credit Union Music PEI Week's most anticipated events, presented by AIRS with media sponsor The Eastern Graphic, features Colin MacDonald, from The Trews along with nominees for SOCAN Songwriter of the Year. Features last year's winner Catherine MacLellan.
Friday Night LivePresented by Ocean 100, Friday Night Live will see more than 20 acts performing at nine venues around the Island, including Music PEI award nominees Dennis Ellsworth, Gordon Belsher, The Meds and more. See below for full list.
- Hunters Ale House (Charlottetown) - Colour Code/English Words/ North Lakes
- Olde Tap Room (Summerside) - Chris Dalziel Band/Seventh Stone
- Olde Dublin Pub (Charlottetown) - Matthew Reid/Ten Strings and a Goat Skin; Gordon Belsher & Richard Wood; Gordie MacKeeman & His Rhythm Boys
- Solid Rock Cafe; (Charlottetown) - Holland College School of Performing Arts Ensemble/Colour Code/English Words/Coyote
- The Dunk (Breadalbane) - Chas Guay/Island Jazz Messengers
- Marc's Studio (Charlottetown) - Fraser MacCallum/Dennis Ellsworth/The Meds
- Globe World Flavours (Charlottetown) - Max Keenlyside/Sweetheart Jim & The Brothers Grimm/Bad Habits
- The Factory (Charlottetown) - Johnny Oliver Band/Courtney Hogan
- The Albert & Crown (Alberton) - Meaghan Blanchard
The evening is a true celebration of PEI music featuring awards presentations and full production, high quality musical performances by nominees and special guests. The annual gala is one of the most high profile events on the Island during the winter months. The gala caped off Metro Credit Union Music PEI Week 2013 January 25-February 2.


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Absolut Apeach
Absolut Apeach was introduced in 2005. It soon found its public around the world, both in Asia where the peach fruit is originally from, and in Sweden where Absolut is from. (By the way, Absolut also found some devotees in the countries in between).
What does Absolut Apeach taste like?
Absolut Apeach is made exclusively from natural ingredients, and unlike most other flavored vodkas, it doesn't contain any added sugar. It's smooth and mellow, with a sophisticated and fruity character of peach.
The Absolut way of making vodka
In 1879, Lars Olsson Smith introduced the continuous distillation with which he made Absolut Rent Brännvin (Absolute Pure Vodka). Instead of the usual three or four times, the vodka was distilled an infinite number of times. Absolut Apeach is made the same way, the only difference is the taste of peach. And, like the rest of the family, it's produced in Åhus, L.O. Smith's birth town. Since nothing of that will change, neither will the true taste of Absolut Apeach.
Keeping natural ingredients natural
The main ingredients in Absolut Apeach are Absolut Vodka and peach flavor. Absolut Vodka is made from water and winter wheat. The water comes from a deep well in Åhus where it's protected from impurities. The winter wheat is also grown in Åhus and differs from other crops: it's sown in fall, and harvested the next one. Days in between it grows under the Swedish snow developing its hard grain. Also, the use of fertilizers is minimized. Of course, the peaches are just as natural as the rest of the ingredients.
Some tips on Absolut Apeach enjoyment
There are many ways of enjoying the sophisticated taste of Absolut Apeach. You'll find many of them just below. But as mature as Absolut Apeach is, it also copes very well on its own.
Absolut Apeach Affair
- 2 parts Absolut Apeach
- ½ part triple sec
- ½ part fresh squeezed lime juice
- ¾ part cranberry juice
- Lemon twist
Shake all ingredients with ice
and strain into cocktail glass. Garnish with lemon twist.
Absolut Apeach with Iced Tea
- 1 part Absolut Apeach
- 3 parts iced tea
- Lemon wheel
Build in highball glass over cubed ice. Garnish with lemon wheel.
Absolut Apeach & Pineapple Collins
- 2 parts Absolut Apeach
- 1 part pineapple juice
- ¾ part fresh squeezed lemon juice
- ½ part sugar syrup
- Top soda water
- Lemon fan
Build in highball glass over cubed ice. Top with soda water and garnish with lemon fan.
With Absolut Apeach
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Absolut Apeach is available in following markets:
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We have removed all sermons prior to January 2006. The decision was made because of secondary concerns regarding tone, language and youthful angst over peripheral matters. Though there has been slight clarification in certain areas which were previously vague, there has been absolutely no substantial change in any areas of biblical or theological conviction. We pray that the Spirit ministers deeply to you through the audio now available.
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SVCC presents Pulitzer prize-winning drama, 'Proof'
DIXON — Sauk Valley Community College's Theatre Department invites the public to a night of drama with the production of "Proof," winner of the 2001 Pulitzer prize and Tony Award for best play. Show times are 7 p.m. Nov. 9, 10, 16 and 17. There will also be two matinees at 2 p.m. Nov. 11 and 18. All the performances will take place at SVCC's Mathis Theatre.
On the eve of her 25th birthday, Catherine, a troubled young woman, has spent years caring for her brilliant but unstable father, a famous mathematician. Now, following his death, she must deal with her own volatile emotions; the arrival of her estranged sister, Claire; and the attentions of Hal, a former student of her father's who hopes to find valuable work in the 103 notebooks that her father left behind. Over the long weekend that follows, a burgeoning romance and the discovery of a mysterious notebook draw Catherine into the most difficult problem of all: How much of her father's madness — or genius — did she inherit?
Director Anna K. Kurtz says that "Proof" has been one of her favorite plays for many years. "Audiences will instantly be drawn into the drama surrounding these characters. Life is complex, human beings are complex, and relationships are complex. This play reflects that complexity. Just like life, the characters of Proof experience joy and experience sorrow; they have moments of pain and moments of hope. Along with all of these emotions there is also humor." Kurtz encourages audiences to attend this play, promising a rewarding experience. "Come experience this play with us. Escape the trials and tribulations of your life and become immersed in those of the characters in Proof."
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I scheduled Poor Little Susie (we'll use that name to protect the innocent) for a job interview with one of my clients. Little Susie never showed. She called me in a panic an hour after her interview. Said she had been in a horrific automobile accident. Said the police came, and everything. Said the other lady got charged with the accident and she didn't have to be hospitalized so everything was OK! Everything was OK and she could interview tomorrow.
I guess my client had heard this one before. They said, alright…we will see Little Susie tomorrow, just have her scan and email or fax a copy of the police report to them directly and they would reschedule the interview.
When I gave Little Susie this information she went in to a panic. "They can't do that, I could have been killed! I don't have a copy of the police report, the other lady got charged. You should see what she did to my car!"
Tiring of this charade I said, "Alright Little Susie, here's what I will do for you. Take your camera or camera phone out to your car (which she said she drove home), take a picture of the damage and email it to me. I will forward it to my client and see what they will do." She hung up on me. I thought one of our cell phones dropped the call. After spending 3-5 hours of my time qualifying Little Susie and running her references to get her the interview, I was sure she wouldn't have hung up on me.
Little Susie was a liar! Running late for an interview is usually the kiss of death, but lying definitely is. There is a slight chance if you are running late for an interview, call them or call your Recruiter and tell the truth your interview may be salvaged. Integrity is getting harder and harder to find in this world. If you have the chance to display it, by all means do. I'm not sure what made Little Susie late for her interview but I would bet next month's pay it wasn't an automobile accident.


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The majority of us F1Fanatics know THE disappointments of the 2011 Formula 1 Season but personally guys which Drivers & Teams are YOUR disappointments.Hopefully i receive mixed answers
Mercedes and Lotus-Renault: For falling further back from the three leading teams. Williams: For practically becoming backmarkers. Sauber: For going backwards as the season progressed. Team Lotus, Virgin and HRT: Q1 is still seen as the session where 1 of the established team drivers will fall, not a session where any 7 could go out.
Lewis Hamilton: For seemingly making more errors year on year. Felipe Massa: Not one podium. Vitaly Petrov: Australia was fantastic, Canada was very good. But is there anything else to shout about? Pastor Maldonado: Not a particularly good replacement for Hulkenberg.
One word: Sky.
@Magnificent Geoffrey yes if their is one thing about 2011 that is a disappointment then its the BBC-SKY deal. Horrible since F1 in my country Belgium is only broadcast on 1 station VT4. The show starts when the cars are on the grid, it sometimes doesn't even show the podium and oohh the commentators are horrible they just don't know what they are talking about. When BBC got the broadcasting rights i was so happy finally some decent broadcasting. For next year I'm going to have to rely on RTL germany (only because i got digital television in '09) which is also a fine show but not as good as BBC. Hey I got to look at the bright side I get to learn a good handful of German.
Ferrari – They're clearly established themselves as the 3rd team. Mercedes – Not getting any closer. They are the 4th team, crystal clear. Lotus Renault – Ever since the third race in China, they keep on losing ground. Williams – Now their just another backmarker, really.
Massa – Not a single podium in a Ferrari? Common! Hamilton – Has he forgotten how to overtake? Heidfeld – I was expecting much more of him. Petrov – Other than Australia, he's been dismall. Maldonado – He was great at Monaco, but he's done litterally nothing ever since. Barrichello – Old man, please retire. Trulli – Same as above.
@Kingshark When you say 'Lotus Renault' do you mean Lotus or Renault?
About the teams Williams is the big disappointment, drivers Webber and Hamilton about the races Bahrain and Definitely the end of the Monaco GP.
Ferrari – Not going forward and not looking competitive in enough races Red Bull – Dominating everything Renault – Slowly going backwards and looking more and more back-marker every race Williams – Further tainting a good legacy Red Flag rules – Monaco GP was denied a good ending because of tyre changing and a whole new rear wing! Narain Karthikeyan – slow, slow, slow, slow ect ect Massa – looking like his best in some sessions and then not living up to it
Massa – Sad to see the little guy struggling.
Williams – Gutting to see what I always considered the biggest, fastest team in F1 down there.
HRT/Lotus/Virgin – While they're miles off the pace, modern reliability means that they've little chance of points whereas previous back markers usually had a chance.
TV coverage – keeping the best & most revealing shots for the end-of-season DVD.
TV coverage – S*y
DRS – I like it, but I'm not sure about it's implementation.
KERS – Unlimited KERS please.
Adrian Newey – His crocodile tears at Spa really angered me. If he had a concern about his drivers' safety he should have accepted Pirelli's recommendations.
I'm not sure if this topic is aimed especially at drivers/teams but I'll just run with what has disappointed me. Obvious stuff: - Championship whitewash by Vettel, I dont mind hugely as the racing is still good, but would have been an extra edge at this point in the year. - Monaco ending was somewhat unsatisfactory, although in the circumstances I wouldn't blame anyone (apart from those who caused the crash!). - Kubica's non-appearance really castrated Renault this year, although the car is a dog so perhaps it's a good thing he missed this year.
Personal stuff: - Heidfeld's performance, I'm a bit of a fan of him and it was really disappointing to see him crashing out and generally being a bit rubbish, he's better than that. - Mercedes' performance, I want to see Schumi on the podium, damn it! - Istanbul getting dropped (possibly) for next year, one of my favourite tracks.
Generally I've been very happy with F1 this year though, hopefully next year will be more of the same but with less of Vettel's index finger.
Karun not getting to race in India, Mercedes not getting anywhere near a win, and no-one really making Vettel work hard for his title (he obviously did work very hard and deserved it, but you catch my drift).
Group Lotus Renault by Boullier, with Petrov and Heidfeld/Senna.
Let's see…
- Having 2 teams named Lotus in Formula 1 - Having 4 cars on the grid with a Red Bull livery - Renault fully renaming their team to Lotus for next year - Webber's starts - Mercedes being kind of stuck in a zone between Ferrari and the midfield - Schumacher missing the podium in Canada because of DRS - Bruno Senna on every occasion except for Spa qualifying - Schumacher not making Q3 on numerous occasions - Jarno Trulli's contract for next year - Vettel not getting a penalty for pushing Button in the grass at the start in Suzuka - Maldonado not losing his super license for trying to kill Hamilton in Spa - Maldonado as a whole - The pace of the Ferrari - HRT still swapping drivers like it's all fun and games
Just a few I can think of now…
Ferrari. I suspected they would be though since it was announced Pirelli would supply the tyres.
Renault. I've always had a soft spot for them so this season has been painful to watch despite how well it started.
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Some photographs are just too incredible to believe. That's what Pete Lammert thought back in 2007 when he received an email containing this dramatic — and obviously fake — image of a massive bull moose being harnessed for some logging work in Maine's North Woods. Lammert, who has spent his life around working horses as an Augusta-based forester with the Forest Service, immediately recognized that there was no way the leather harness shown here would ever fit over the moose's huge rack (and besides, who would really use such a gorgeous setup for everyday hauling?).
Lammert had heard stories of a yearling moose here and there being used to pull a wagon, but he knew a massive, mature wild animal like this one could never be so tamed. So, figuring the image was just silly enough to never be taken seriously, he quickly wrote up a little story to go along with it, peppering his tall tale with exotic locations like "Estcourt Station" (an actual town on the far fringes of Aroostook County) and Ashland as well as names drawn from a local phone book and enough woodsy details about how the moose had been turned into a work animal to make it all seem believable.
"The guy who sent the picture to me is always pounding on me about how we cut corners up here and make do," Lammert says. "So when I saw this, I thought, 'Well, I'll show him.' So I sat there at lunchtime and punched that article out." Then he hit "reply" and sent the two fictitious creations off into the electronic ether.
The joke ended up being on Lammert. Practically overnight his story became attached to this masterfully Photoshopped image — clever computer detectives have since documented the identical woodpiles, at lower left and right, and the handler's harness strap, at center, that attaches to nothing — and made its way around the globe. Lammert says he has received more than three hundred letters from people asking him for more details about this dramatic scene. And as for the real-life names of people he used for his fictitious handlers, Lammert says he learned, regrettably that one of them was so popular that he ended up having to disconnect his phone due to all the calls from people wondering how Mainers had learned to live so harmoniously with nature.
Little do they know.
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[VIDEO] Father Your Son: Clinical Psychologist's Son Twerkin to Rihanna's 'Birthday Cake'
In case you don't know who Father Your Son is, don't worry, neither did I. Recently though I did some investigative work (typed Father Your Son into Google) and realized that Father Your Son is Dr. Stephan B. Poulter, clinical psychologist. His work is based on being a better parent and focusing on teaching your children all the important life lessons that you'd prefer they not learn from bad influences.
Many people are being more critical of this video because they're arguing that this shows that Dr. Poulter's methods aren't working. The boy, Anthony, is cursing, dancing sexually and in my opinion, gay (not outing him or being cruel). I obviously think there's nothing wrong with any of these things, although cursing so much at his age seems rather inappropriate… as well as the dancing (although I'm guilty of dancing like that since birth, soooo). I also don't know if he should be posting videos like this at his age, but then again, we live in this world, how it is now, and this is how things are done.
Way to be brave though, Anthony…do your thing!
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Eating Well While Receiving Chemotherapy
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How Chemotherapy Affects Eating
- Loss of appetite
- Changes in taste and smell
- Mouth tenderness, inflammation, and sores
- Nausea and vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Constipation
- Improve how you feel
- Maintain strength, energy, and weight
- Tolerate side effects from chemotherapy
- Decrease the risk of infection
- Be able to recover faster
Tips for Eating
Dealing With Loss of Appetite
- Eat small meals every 1-2 hours, instead of the traditional three larger meals a day.
- Eat high-protein, high-calorie foods.
Add extra calories and protein to meals by using ingredients like:
- Milk powder
- Protein powder
- Peanut butter
- Butter
- Honey, jam, and sugar
- Cheese and cream cheese
- Use liquid supplements that are specially prepared with extra nutrients (found in most health food stores)
- Drink shakes, smoothies, milk, and soup if chewing and eating solid food is a problem.
Eat soft foods that are easy to chew and swallow, such as:
- Soft fruits (bananas, applesauce, watermelon, peaches, and pears)
- Cottage cheese
- Mashed potatoes
- Macaroni and cheese
- Custards and puddings
- Scrambled eggs
- Oatmeal or other cooked cereals
Supplement meals with snacks that are rich in protein and calories, like:
- Nuts
- Cheese (soft, hard, and cottage)
- Avocado spread on toast or crackers
- Hard boiled eggs
- Full-fat yogurt
- Try to get a lot of calories at breakfast, as this may be the most tolerable meal of the day.
- Avoid drinking fluids with meals to prevent feeling full from the fluid. Continue to drinks fluids throughout the rest of the day.
- Eat in a pleasant environment with other people.
Managing Nausea and Vomiting
- Eat prior to chemotherapy treatment.
- Avoid foods that are likely to cause nausea, such as spicy foods, greasy foods, or foods with strong odors.
- Eat small meals.
- Slowly sip fluids throughout the day.
- Eat dry, bland foods like crackers, toast, or breadsticks throughout the day.
- Sit up or lie down with the upper body raised for one hour after eating.
- Avoid eating in the room where food was prepared. The odor may be too strong.
- Avoid eating in a room that is too warm.
- Rinse out your mouth both before and after eating.
- Suck on hard candies, like peppermints or lemon drops, if there is a bad taste in your mouth.
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- Use only pasteurized or processed ciders and juices and pasteurized milk and cheese.
American Cancer Society http://www.cancer.org/
National Cancer Institute http://www.cancer.gov/
BC Cancer Agency http://www.bccancer.bc.ca/
Canadian Cancer Society http://www.cancer.ca/
Appetite changes. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Treatment/SurvivorshipDuringandAfterTreatment/NutritionforPeoplewithCancer/NutritionforthePersonwithCancer/nutrition-during-treatment-poor-appetite . Updated October 6, 2011. Accessed April 18, 2012.
Chemotherapy. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/docroot/MBC/content/MBC%5F6%5F2X%5FWhen%5FYou%5FHave%5FChemotherapy.asp?sitearea=MBC . Updated February 2008. Accessed March 11, 2010.
Effect on cancer treatment on nutrition. National Cancer Institute website. Available at: http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/supportivecare/nutrition/Patient/page3#Section%5F159 . Updated April 2009. Accessed March 11, 2010.
Nutrition for the person with cancer during treatment. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Treatment/SurvivorshipDuringandAfterTreatment/NutritionforPeoplewithCancer/NutritionforthePersonwithCancer/nutrition-during-treatment-benefits . Updated October 6, 2011. Accessed April 18, 2012.
Once treatment starts. American Cancer Society website. Available at: http://www.cancer.org/Treatment/SurvivorshipDuringandAfterTreatment/NutritionforPeoplewithCancer/NutritionforthePersonwithCancer/nutrition-during-treatment-once-treatment-starts . Updated October 6, 2011. Accessed April 18, 2012.
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If your child is sick, you'll probably think of countless questions to ask your child's doctor. But how many times have you made a list of questions and concerns to share with your pharmacist?
If you're like most parents, the answer is probably "very few" or "none." But today's pharmacists are trained to provide valuable information about the prescriptions they fill and to answer questions that affect the patients they serve. To encourage questions from their customers, many pharmacies provide counseling rooms where pharmacists can talk to patients and families in a private setting.
Pharmacists cannot diagnose medical conditions, but your pharmacist can answer many questions about medicines, recommend nonprescription drugs, and discuss side effects of specific medications. And some pharmacists can also provide blood sugar and blood pressure monitoring and offer advice on home monitoring tests.
Most pharmacists who graduated in the 1980s received 5-year bachelor's degrees. Recently, it has become popular for pharmacists to receive a doctor of pharmacy degree. This 6- to 8-year-program requires pharmacists in training to go on hospital rounds with doctors and be there when decisions are made to begin drug use. These skills are particularly useful for pharmacists who operate within hospital settings.
Pharmacists are required to stay up-to-date on the changing world of medicine and to take continuing education classes on drug therapy. (Requirements can vary from state to state.)
Many pharmacies have private counseling areas where you can sit and talk without interruption. Some pharmacists also accept questions over the telephone. And if you ask, almost all pharmacies will provide you with detailed literature about a particular medication.
It's never too late to ask your pharmacist a question. Even if you don't think of one until after you get home, you can still call the pharmacist for advice. That's part of his or her job.
A typical question parents have is about allergic reactions. First and foremost, make sure that your pharmacist knows exactly what allergies your child has and what medications your child is already taking. This will help the pharmacist protect against possible drug interactions that could potentially be harmful.
Once you have received your child's medication, always look at it carefully before you leave the pharmacy. Read the instructions to be sure you understand how to give it to your child. Even if the medication is a refill, check to make sure the drug is the same size, color, and shape that you are used to receiving. If anything doesn't look right, ask.
Consider the following additional questions for your pharmacist:
Some parents may forget to have their children finish a prescription. If the medication (for example, a pain medication) is to be taken "as needed for symptoms," you don't need to finish the entire prescription within a set number of days. But with prescriptions like antibiotics, the medication must be finished for it to be effective.
Throw away any old prescriptions . If your child doesn't finish a medication, it's not a good idea to save it for a future illness because most drugs lose their potency after 1 year. Do not use after the expiration date and talk with your doctor before giving old prescriptions to your child.
Another common problem is the sharing of medications between siblings. Pharmacists and doctors recommend that no one take a drug prescribed for anyone else or offer prescription drugs to another person, no matter how similar the symptoms or complaints.
Pharmacists offer the following advice:
It's important to establish a relationship with one pharmacy so that your pharmacist has a complete history of your family's prescribed medications. A pharmacist is an important resource when it comes to making sure your child is getting the right medicine.
If you move, you might want to consider staying within the same chain of pharmacy stores to ensure that your patient profiles and records are available in a common computer database. Or you could request that your most recent pharmacist give you a copy of your family's patient profiles and pharmaceutical history to take with you and share with your new pharmacist.
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Rima Devitt just wanted to do a regular customer a favour.
"A fellow came in and said, 'We want to film a spot for a mayoral candidate,'" she recalls. "He said, 'We want to use your space and your natural light, because it's very low budget.'"
And so, she agreed to let the Kerry Diotte campaign use her restaurant.
"We were just trying to be accommodating, basically," says the co-owner of the Blue Plate Diner, a hip café on 104th Street, where visiting celebs from Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez, to John Malkovich, k.d. lang, and Jian Ghomeshi, have all stopped in for a bite.
But when the ad for Kerry Diotte showed up on YouTube this week, Devitt was mortified.
It starts with a recognizable shot of the Blue Plate exterior. Inside, we see a young waiter serving coffee to two women. The first makes a face and looks around in disgust.
"Do you smell that?" she says.
"Yes, what is that?" asks her friend.
"I'm so sorry," says the actor playing the waiter. "It's actually the downtown arena deal. Hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars gifted to a billionaire. It stinks!"
The commercial was upsetting for Devitt — not just because it suggests her restaurant smells. Since the campaign spot hit YouTube, Devitt, who actually supports the arena, says they've received angry feedback, especially on Twitter.
"On Twitter, any jerk can say, 'I'm not going to go to the Blue Plate any more, because they support Kerry Diotte.' "
Devitt says the filmmakers didn't get her to sign a legal release. But then, she didn't ask to read the script in advance, either.
"I'm embarrassed by my own lack of judgment in being so naive."
She wrote to Diotte, asking him to take down the ad. No luck.
"What can I say? They knew it was a campaign video," says Diotte bluntly.
It should be obvious, he says, that he's not saying the restaurant itself smells.
"It's very clear it's the deal that stinks."
He can't be held responsible, he says, if people misunderstand the message, or assume that Devitt and co-owner John Williams are backing him.
"It's unfair for others to draw conclusions from that. It's unfair for others to assume they support me."
Diotte says his campaign team intended only to use the restaurant as a set.
"This was done by volunteers," he adds. "We don't have the kind of money to be hiring a high-end video production company."
If Diotte won't remove the ad, does the Blue Plate have a legal recourse?
Probably not, says Daniel Burnett, president of the Canadian Media Lawyers Association, and professor of media law at the University of British Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism.
"As I see it, the restaurant potentially has two legal arguments," he reasons. "One is that the commercial is defamatory. The question is whether a reasonable viewer would think the restaurant actually stinks. I doubt very much a judge would conclude that is the impression left by the commercial.
"The law is quite clear that the use of a person's image without their consent for gain is an actionable 'appropriation of personality'," Burnett adds. "But I suspect that in Canada, unlike some developments in the USA, this would require the showing of a person as opposed to a building."
It would be up to a judge, he says, to decide whether valid consent was given.
"Even though it may be quite insensitive of the candidate to use the restaurant this way and subject it to insult and embarrassment, there is probably no strict legal claim."
The lesson?
"When someone asks for permission to film, ensure you know what use will be made of the images before you agree."
Still, if Diotte's woefully amateurish ad isn't actionable, it's terrible politics.
The Blue Plate is an Edmonton institution, a quintessential mom-and-pop business. Diotte, the would-be populist, gains little and loses much by seeming so unsympathetic to small business owners, especially ones who did him a favour.
Presumably, the strategic intent of using a hipster hot spot as a backdrop was to make Diotte look cool and hip by proxy, to help him appeal to young urban voters. A ham-handed ad that risks offending the restaurant's loyal customer base by dissing their beloved diner seems a tad counter-productive.
Still, the candidate's not changing his spot.
"I'm glad it's got people talking about the arena deal," Diotte says.
For her part, Rima Devitt says she's learned a hard lesson.
"I guess we're going to be more savvy," she says. "I'm not going to say yes so easily to anyone any more."
Paula Simons is on Facebook. To join the conversation, go to www.facebook.com/EJPaulaSimons or visit her blog at edmontonjournal.com/Paulatics


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Wrote over 40 operas, most notably "Tarare", "Axur, re D'ormus" (Lorenzo da Ponte's translation Beaumarchais's libretto of "Tarare" into Italian), "Les Danaides", "Falstaff", "La Grotta di Trofonio", "Armida" and "La Locandiera". All these operas are excellent operas, and deserve much more recognition than they have now.
He also wrote numerous instrumental works. Wrote 2 symphonies in D, Seranatas for winds, the variations on "Follia di Spagna", a charming concerto for flute and oboe, a triple concerto, an organ concerto, 2 wonderful piano concertos, music for the ballet, and others. He wrote a few chamber works as well. Some harming string quartet overtures, some divertimenti, Scherzi, and some concertinos.
Also worthy of mention, he wrote numerous church works such as masses, requiems, and cantatas.
His music and style is wonderful. He should not of been forgotten. Two opera recordings are still out and many instrumental recordings are out. You can E-mail me if you want more infomation and some recording titles that I recommend by him. My E-mail is <OPERA5aol.com>.
Salieri was born on August 18, 1750 in Legnago, Italy. Not much is known about his early life. He moved to Vienna later in his musical career. He had many triumphs in opera. After W.A. Mozart died there was rumors of Salieri killing him, but Vienna did not believe these rumors and they have been confirmed not true. He had to be put in an asylum because he started to become unstable and died there on May 7, 1825.
There is a biography on him called "Maligned Master" by Volkmar Braunbehrens.
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I have studied much on Antonio Salieri and have found his works incredibly wonderful. I also have researched a lot about his early life. Here is some of what I have gleaned from texts such as Maligned Master, the New Grove, and olf texts on Salieri.
After he had been orphaned, he spent his days with the renouned composer Gassmann in Vienna under his teachings. There he became fast friends with the emperor while attending many of his private musical gatherings with his master and tutor Gassmann. Finaly he began to participate in the gatherings, and thusly earned his first monies in music.
Through the years he became good friends with the Emperor, who also helped him in matters with his future wife. When he ask her guardian for her hand in marriage, the guardian refused due to the fact that Salieri only earned 100 ducats as court conductor. The Emperor upon hearing this rasied Salieri's Stipend to 300 ducats under the stipulation that he take over some of the duties that Kapellmeister Bono (who was now in his sixties) could no longer perform.
Also mentioned in his early years, he was one of the "new school" of opera composing, and forged a new path for others to follow, indeed Mozart was one of the composers who had to "follow in his footsteps" when it came to such things.
Other facts of note... Salieri had seven children, was a close friend of Gassmann, and Gluck, was a man who suported the arts, the church, and had many students among which were Liszt, Beethoven, and others.
<pilar_pennyhotmail.com> writes: Let's not forget Salieri's mistress Catarina Cavalieri...


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Our client is in the retail industry. They came to us and we made a beta program for them (free) to show that we can save them $.
We are now in the contract negotiation phase. We understand that the clients only wants to ensure that they will be able to continue their business if our business defaults, and they want our source code. Ok. Sure. Our coders won't be happy, maybe we can make sure to not give away the source code until the contract is OVER. And have a default/bankruptcy safe guard.
However, they also want us to promise that we won't sell the program to any of their competitors. Sure, but what if we wanted to repackage the code and sell to say... a medical company?
First, I plan to define competitors. Then, I plan to define exactly what the program scope is.
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Your little one will love riding around in style on this Dynacraft 16 inch Girls Bike - Hello Kitty. The bike features lots of fun Hello Kitty details and graphics all over! are combined with Dynacraft brings families together by providing affordable, high quality bicycles for everyone. Based in American Canyon, California, Dynacraft is an industry-leading importer and distributor of quality bicycles for the entire family. With brand names that include Barbie, Dekra, Hot Wheels, Magna, Malibu, Next and Rhino, Dynacraft offer families a wide variety of innovative bikes in the very latest designs. Our bikes are manufactured to some of the toughest quality standards in our industry. Dynacraft always use top of the line parts and production methods, thus ensuring the safety and dependability of every bike we sell.
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Bought this bike for my niece. Could not be happier w/ it. The lovely white and pink colors really make this bike stand out, especially during the summer. My niece loves the tassels...Read complete review
Bought this bike for my niece. Could not be happier w/ it. The lovely white and pink colors really make this bike stand out, especially during the summer. My niece loves the tassels on each handle bar and that it says "Hello Kitty" on the body. The training wheels are perfect for a first timer. The only difficulty my niece had was she kept pedaling her feet back every now and then which causes the bike to break. When she tried to pedal forward again, it was a bit difficult depending on the position of the pedals. I chalk that up to her not having developed much muscles in her legs and her overall lack of experience, but whatever. She's a child and she's having fun w/ her bike, which is all that matters to me.
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We ordered this bike for our 5yr old daughter for Christmas. It was poorly packaged with no padding. The front wheel was very bent. We assembled it so we could at least show it...Read complete review
We ordered this bike for our 5yr old daughter for Christmas. It was poorly packaged with no padding. The front wheel was very bent. We assembled it so we could at least show it to our daughter on Christmas day. The handle bar tassles completely fell apart on the first day. We read through the mail in return process (you have to send it and TRUS will DECIDE if it is damaged or not). We were not comfortable with this so we did the, "not so hassle free" return. It took two visits to our local Toys R Us and getting a manager involved to get our money back. Super cute bike, but we will not reorder. It is likely to be damaged again in shipping and you can't buy it in a store. We are going to look for a different bike somewhere else.
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By Best grandma ever
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My granddaughter loved this bike. It was easy to assemble. She got it for her birthday and didn't want to get off, it is also really cute.
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my little girl is going to love it
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Nice gift for a 3 year old girl.
Caugt the eye of my granddaughter
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at this moment I can not describe an experience with the product for it is a Christmas gift for my granddaughter. nevertheless, As I mention, it caught her eye, she got on it and liked it and that is why I picked it for her. (lay-away)
Service the way we like it
By Jeff the Grandpa
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This purchase was for a bicycle for our granddaughter and included assembly. Upon picking up the bike, a service man notices an incorrect assembly detail, went in the back to get tools and corrected the error, all in about 15 minutes. This is the way service should be
Super cute!
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The bike looks super cute! My daughter has not used it yet... we are waiting for Santa to bring this lovely present. It looks well build too.I hope it will function well.
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My 4 year old loves the bike , she can't get enough time on the bike . Temperatures are dropping and she still wants to be outside riding. The bike is light enough for her to handle and she does not need training wheels , she is however tall for her age . She also loves all the Hello Kitty decals all over the bike and that it is pink is a plus. I am very happy with my purchase.
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I love the bike bc she can either break with the hand break or the foot break. It was hard for her to brake on her old bike bc it was the pedal break, but it's great that she knows a better way to brake and she tests it out whenever she rides it! It was a great purchase for us!
Perfect for little girls who love hello
By Jessie
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I just love this bike my daughter wants to ride it everyday, it's so cute with hello kitty all over it, the only thing we didn't like was the purse thing was on by zip Ty's and I cut them off before I realized that's how it was suppose to stay on the bike
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My daughter has not received the product yet, but I know she would love it. It's hello kitty so of she's goingvto be excited when she sees it. Love the design also
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Love the bike it has hello kitty everywhere, training wheels are grate and it's big for when my baby learns to do it who out them. Love how on the from it has like a lunch box type of hello kitty and her now lights up, just incase we get coughs in the dark people can see her. Only think I don't like it that on the handles it had hello kitty kinda jugs pushed in on the side and it falls off very easily. The small accessories they add on are very easy to come off, soon she won't have hello kitty on her tired or handles.
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John Mann A different kind of MP
Nottinghamshire County Council is putting our NHS-run Drug and Alcohol Services out to tender. This means that our highly successful, GP-led local services could soon be dismantled and privatised.
Ten years ago John Mann MP led an inquiry into heroin use in Bassetlaw. The outcomes of the inquiry completely transformed the way addiction is treated locally.
John Mann commented: "Over the last decade, the results of this innovative, GP-led treatment have been groundbreaking, and an example that should be copied across the country."
"The introduction of a locally based service, run by proven health experts, has led to a significant reduction in drug-related crime, deaths caused by overdoses, and patient admissions to the local hospital. More addicts are being rehabilitated and are now in employment thanks to these services."
"We cannot afford to go back ten years, when we were facing a drugs and alcohol epidemic. This is an issue that affects us all.
"In my opinion this move by the County Council is not in the interest of patients, and will lead to the privatisation of our local NHS services."
"I am now calling on constituents in Bassetlaw to help save our GP-led drug and alcohol services."
Please send personal messages of support - or your personal experiences - to firstname.lastname@example.com or call 01909 506200.
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By telephone: 01909 506 200
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I had another discussion with the East Midlands Ambulance Service about their revised proposals on our ambulance stations this week. We have significant progress. Throughout the campaign, I have argued...
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Health Savings Accounts
A Health Savings Account (HSA) works in conjunction with a high-deductible health plan (HDHP) to help lower your health care costs. It's a tax-advantaged account that can be used to pay qualified medical expenses for yourself and your family. Your HSA is also an excellent way to save for retirement as any unused money in your account continues to grow tax-free, year after year and can be withdrawn without tax penalty after age 65.
Some of the benefits of a Health Savings Account:
- Freedom of choice and more control over your health care dollars
- Tax deductible contributions
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- Long-term savings
- Interest earnings
- Stays with you – fully portable
- No "use it or lose it" provisions
- Funds can be used for yourself and family members
An HSA works just like a regular checking account. You can either write a check or use your debit card to pay for qualified medical expenses. Statements can be mailed or viewed online free of charge. And you'll receive annual tax reports on your contributions and withdrawals. Best of all, you'll receive local service and expertise to help you get the most from your account.
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