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BEST BETDATE: June 14 2013, 10:30 AM to June 16 2013, 5:00 PMCost:Free.CATEGORY: Special EventsVENUE INFORMATION:Breckenridge311 S. Ridge St.Breckenridge, CO 80424
Dig up the history of Breckenridge with a celebration of the mountain town's heritage dating back to the 1850s. Discover how the town's old roots surface in present-day life with a tour of the Gold Pan Saloon and Breckenridge Distillery. Don't miss a live bluegrass performance from the local Luv Brothers and the most rambunctious and anticipated event of the weekend, the Outhouse Races: Teams hustle hand-constructed, transportable outhouses down Ridge Street across the finish line. Fri-Sat 9:30 a.m.-9 p.m.; Sun 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
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What to do if you don't feel like working today. Some people cure the problem by saying "I'll do it tomorrow". Unfortunately often it goes that these guys keep saying "I'll do it tomorrow" over and over. Since they don't feel like working today, they do something else. Like watch TV or checking cool blogs. They don't see that reading blogs can be useless.
Then there are other type of people who work even they don't feel motivated to work. These guys realize that you don't need to be motivated to work, you need work to be motivated.
If you don't feel like working today, then here's some posts that you might find useful. Naturally it's important not just to read them, but to actually apply them right away.
- 14 Ways to Motivate Yourself – Tips #1, #6 and #8 for example are worth putting in use right away.
- One Finished Task Every Day – pretty clear piece of advice: finish something every day.
- 1 Hour Solution to Any Problem – a very useful idea on getting work done.
There is only one silver bullet to this problem: either you work, or don't. You can try all kinds of schedules, plans, programs, books, training you want… but it all boils down to this: either you start doing something useful – or not.
Choice is yours.

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|HC/WP wrestlers edge St. Francis for team trophy at Benkelman
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Friday, 14 January 2011 22:19
By Tina Kitt
The Wauneta Breeze
Wrestlers on the Hitchcock County/Wauneta-Palisade squad returned from the holiday break in fighting form Saturday, with four members of the team capturing gold medals en route to a top place finish in the team standings.
The HC/WP crew posted 196 team points to edge St. Francis (Kansas) JV at 192 to claim the
Dundy County-Stratton Wrestling Invitational championship trophy.
Stratton, Colo., was third with 168 points and the hosting DCS squad took fourth with 136 points in the 10-team field.
Will Werner of the HC/WP wrestling squad gets into position in anticipation of his next match during Saturday's DCS Wrestling Invitational. (Wauneta Breeze Photos | Josh Sumner)
Four HC/WP grapplers topped the competition in their individual weight brackets.
Squad members posting first place finishes included Marcos Ramirez at 119 pounds. Michael Erickson at 130 pounds. Keegan Haarberg at 189 pounds, and Alex Pollmann at 285 pounds.
This marks Pollmann's first round of competition this year after being sidelined with injuries earlier this season.
Other team members earning points towards the squad's championship win include Zack Wright, taking second place at 103 pounds.
Keegan Haarberg, at left, continued his strong season for HC/WP wrestling by taking home first place in the 189-pound division at the DCS Invite last Saturday.
Competing at 171 pounds, David Acosta took third place and Will Werner took fourth.
The team was short one key member when they returned to the mats after the holiday break. Assistant Coach Rich Wilson was noticeably absent from his coach's corner chair. Wilson reports that he has taken a teaching position at Centura Public Schools in Cairo, Neb, and regrettably will no longer be able to assist with the HC/WP wrestling squad this season.
This coming week the team travels to Imperial on Saturday for the Chase County Invite. Action gets underway at 9 a.m. MT/10 a.m. CT.
HC/WP's Marcos Ramirez looks down at his opponent last Saturday moments before winning the match by pin. Ramirez took first place in the 119-pound division at DCS.
Haarberg remains undefeated going into Saturday's meet at Imperial.
On Friday, Jan. 21, they will travel to Cambridge for the RPAC Invite, with action slated to get underway at 1:30 p.m. MT/2:30 p.m. CT.
Individual results from Saturday's DCS Invite were not available for inclusion in this week's issue of the Breeze.
DCS Invite Team Results
1 - Hitchcock County/Wauneta-Palisade - 196 points
2 - St. Francis, Kan. JV Team - 192 points
3 - Stratton, Colo. - 168 points
4 - Dundy County-Stratton - 136 points
5 - Wray, Colo. JV Team - 98 points
6 - Wray, Colo. C Team - 66 points
7 - Rawlins, Colo. JV Team - 56 points
8 - St. Francis, Kan. C Team - 48 points
9 - Hitchcock County/Wau-Pal JV Team - 28 points
10 - Dundy County-Stratton JV Team - 6 points


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Dancing With The Stars
Dancing With the Stars Season 18, Week 5 Best and Worst Performances
Dancing With the Stars Season 18, Week 5 brought a little Disney magic to the ballroom. The fun theme clearly inspired some of the stars to bring their best work to the table, while others didn't quite live up to the classic songs they were dancing to.
So who had a magical night, and who needs to make a wish upon a star to survive next week? Here are Wetpaint Entertainment's picks for best and worst of the week.
Best: Danica McKellar and Valentin Chmerkovskiy, Quickstep
This is the best Danica has been. The Quickstep really suits her, and Val's choreography was wonderful.
Score: 39/40.
Honorable Mention: James Maslow and Peta Murgatroyd, Contemporary
Did this dance deserve the first perfect score of the season? Probably not. This Contemporary wasn't better than, say, some of the dances Meryl has done. But we do give James a lot of credit for the emotionality he displayed. He really is more than just the "hot guy," and we could see him going all the way.
Score: 40/40.
Worst: Drew Carey and Cheryl Burke, Quickstep
Drew did his best to bring the fun factor, but sloppy footwork and that distracting "concentration face" Carrie Ann mentioned made this a flop.
Score: 28/40.
Who were your favorite and least favorites of the night? Let us know in the comments below.


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Sarah and Chuck blow off the engagement ring moment and head out. Chuck watches the moment on video, and wonders if Sarah was pleased or upset by the prospect. Morgan freezes on Chuck's expression at that moment, and wonders the same of him. He tells Chuck that he and Sarah are really bad at day-to-day open communication. He suggests " 101 Conversations Before You Say I Do" and Chuck thinks that's going too far. Morgan tells him not to show Sarah the book. Just use it as a tool to help them communicate.
Ellie and Devon talk about impending parenthood. She feels he is too focused on the baby, and she is only four months pregnant. She wants to go on a trip just to get away, but Devon says they have to prioritize, because in 2028 college will cost upward of $300,000. He tells her he understand she needs a break from babyland, and when she is relieved that he gets it, he leans over and tells her stomach they'll talk later.
Chuck and Sarah are being briefed by General Beckman. Casey rolls in, and when Sarah asks why he's there, he says he needed some fresh air. Chuck states that they are in an underground bunker. Commandante Juan Pablo Turrini is unexpectedly in town. Beckman tells them she wants everyone who wasn't shot recently to stake out the embassy and see if he turns up. She says everyone else should be in bed, and she ends the call.
While in the surveillance van, Chuck broaches the ring thing. He says they are good communicators and they shouldn't have to avoid the subject. He said it was obviously not an actual proposal, and Sarah agrees. When Chuck questions if it was all that obvious, he and Sarah begin studying each other's expressions to try to figure out what the other is thinking. He brings up the book Morgan suggested, and Sarah asks if she should read it. Chuck says no, he will. They are interrupted by their superior, on video. She says the motorcade is not going to the embassy. Chuck asks where it's going.
Devon answers the door, and it's Commandante Juan Pablo Turrini. He greets Devon and tells him they need him in Costa Gravas.
Chuck and Sarah arrive at Devon and Ellie's. Turrini was delivering a video message from Premier Allejandro Goya, inviting Devon and Ellie to Costa Gravas, on his dime. He wants them to allow him to drench them in luxury this very weekend, please. Devon fears for Ellie's safety, and Sarah reassures her that they are peaceful right now, in Costa Gravas. Chuck says maybe she'd feel safer if he and Sarah joined them, and the Commandante says they are more than welcome to join them. They will stay at the palace.
Morgan is caring for Casey while he recuperates. His daughter, Alex, arrives and leaps into Morgan's arms. Casey barks "daughter", and they leap back out again. She brought him soup. Alex brought Roman Holiday, and Morgan says that's his favorite sick day movie as well. Casey gets tired of them bonding and tells Morgan to leave. It backfires when Alex says she should get going as well. Casey makes Morgan give Alex a five-minute lead.
Sarah is trying on bikinis, and Chuck picks all of them. He packs the communication book. Goya welcome Devon and Ellie very happily. He smells that Ellie is pregnant. His wife is introduced to the foursome, and she apologizes if he has charmed away any of their women.
Chuck and Sarah start discussing how they expect to spend time. He says five hours a week are needed for Morgan, and Halo. She needs 30 minutes quiet before sleep, which is going to play havoc with his cuddling needs. They decide every-other-night is cuddling, interspersed with 30 minutes quiet time nights.
The Premier unveils a very large statue of Devon, which is a gift to him for his service to their country. As it is presented, Chuck flashes on a sign near the door. Sarah picks up on the flash, and Chuck tells here there is a Soviet Air Weapons System down the hallway of the sign, behind a red door. He doesn't want to deal with that now, he wants to enjoy her time in the tropical paradise with Sarah. Plus, he doesn't want anything dangerous happening around Ellie. That becomes a moot point when the Premier's wife starts moving people into position. She tells one that their beautiful socialist dream has been taken apart by capitalist swine, but it is their time, now.
Sarah says she's going to have Casey start checking things out from his end. Casey is pathetically happy to hear from them. Chuck fills him in on the hallway in question, and Casey knows exactly where it is. He tells Chuck that he once hid for two weeks inside a wall in that very hall.
The Premier sings a song of love to his wife, Hortensia, and Chuck and Sarah wander down the hall to check out the room in question. Casey is on Chuck's cell phone, talking them through the palace.
They find the red door, and Sarah picks the lock. They close the door behind them, and face a green door. It sounds like somebody is trying to take down the red door, but when they open it Ellie and Devon are on the other side. The sound of gunfire reaches the four of them. Chuck disarms the soldier attacking them, and throws the gun to Sarah. They operate in tandem to get Ellie and Devon to a safe place. They follow Goya when he tells them he has an escape route. He also tells them that when Casey was hiding in the wall, he was in Cuba the entire time. Casey hears that over the cell, and fumes.
Sarah uses her lipstick camera to take pictures of the command room they exit through. On the plane, Ellie exclaims that she can't believe there was a coup on her babymoon. She's very grateful Chuck was there. Devon thanks Chuck as well. Ellie feels bad that she insisted they go. Devon assures her that they do need some time away, so as soon as they get home, they are headed for Malibu.
Chuck points out to Sarah what great communicators Ellie and Devon are. She says that's great, but they have a homeless dictator on their hands. Goya is reminiscing about how he and his wife used to finish each other's sentences, and now he cannot even trust her. If he can't trust her, he cannot trust his embassy. Sarah offers to arrange a CIA safe house, but Goya refuses. There's only one person he would trust with his life right now, and that is John Casey.
Morgan has a text from Alex, asking if they can have a movie marathon soon. He's mumbling about it being a disaster, when Big Mike walks in. Morgan asks him for advice, because he thinks Alex might be the one. Big Mike says he needs to be sure about that because there is no arm or leg worth as much as the love of a good woman.
Sarah discovers that the book Chuck has been working from is a pre-wedding book, and she's not amused. It's not just because it's pre-wedding; she's tired of them constantly working at the questions. She wants them to just "BE".
Goya answers questions about him having nuclear weapons in his basement. Two keys are necessary to implement them, and he has one. He is embarrassed to admit his wife has the other. Turrini says that's enough questions, and ends the discussion. General Beckman calls Chuck and Sarah into a private conversation. She is sending them back to Costa Gravas. They can't have a rogue leader with nuclear capabilities. She tells them to check with Casey before they go, and leave first thing tomorrow morning.
Goya and Casey are talking about how he thought things would unfold back in 1991. Casey alludes to a man whose politics did not follow Goya's, and who could not take his eyes off Goya's wife. He and Turrini pull their weapons simultaneously. Casey tells Goya to come stand by him and once he does, Goya hits him over the head with a potted plant, knocking him unconscious. Goya tells Turrini that no harm is to come to Casey, as "his blood runs in my veins". Goya, Turrini and his men leave Casey on the ground. Goya knocked out Casey and went with Turrini because if he didn't, Casey would die.
General Beckman gives Chuck and Sarah their new assignment: go to Costa Gravas, destroy the nuclear control room, and find the missile. The U.S. wants Goya in charge but not with nuclear capabilities. Casey is ready to join them and Chuck and Sarah vouch for him.
Chuck, Sarah and Casey are crawling through disgusting slime in an underground tunnel to get to the nuclear control room. Casey is placing explosives as he goes, in case they need to blow the whole place up.
Morgan asks Dr. Fred how he can know Alex is the one. Dr. Fred says that's the subject of his next book. Big Mike interrupts to ask Morgan why he's going to another man for love advice. He tells Morgan he's not going to find his answer in a book. He needs to kiss Alex, that's the only way he'll know.
Hortensia is making a propaganda video. Alejandro chimes in, and she tells him to shut up as he's ruined seven takes already. He wonders why she is so angry. Their angry exchange escalates, and he pulls a gun on her. She returns the favor, along with all her soldiers. Sarah whispers that they have to act fast. Chuck bursts into the room, and they all aim their guns at him. Sarah follows him, and they are both disarmed. Chuck offers to be a mediator. He tells Hortensia that she is totally right about her husband. She requests clarification, and he validates her feelings about how she was treated when she was making her video. He also states that it is quite obvious they still have strong feelings for each other.
Mrs. Goya admits they were very happy, until they moved into the palace and he changed. Sarah notes that change is bad, but Chuck says change is unavoidable. Turrini doesn't like how things are unfolding. Chuck punches him in the throat, and he falls back into Casey, who just entered the room. He tells Hortensia that Turrini used to watch her sleep. Sarah advises Chuck to keep talking, so he gets back to work. Turns out Hortensia is hurt because Allejandro doesn't listen to her anymore. Sarah steps forward and says that the love they felt back then doesn't have to change.
Allejandro asks Hortensia to join him again in leading their country. He knows they can get back to where they were. She asks if she can have an official role, and he agrees. They kiss. Turrini is crestfallen, and asks her about their plans. She spares him a glance, and returns to kissing her husband.
Sarah disarms the control panel, and she and Chuck smile at each other.
Alex walks into Buy More. Morgan sees her out his office window, and greets her. He starts talking about how he knows he's been a bit tentative. While he is talking, she kisses him. He almost completely drops the ball when he meanders on about how there are steps they need to take before they can proceed. She's halfway out the door before he shuts up, grabs her, and kisses her again. It's a great kiss.
Chuck flashes. When Allejandro walks in, Chuck asks him if he purchased the missiles from Alexei Volkoff, and Goya says yes. It was part of his underground weapons pipeline. It was called Project Beacon. Sarah notes that's the project Heather Chandler told them about. Chuck asks about a woman, CIA code name Frost. Goya remembers that she was a kept woman. he tells Chuck these are very dangerous people, and he should proceed with caution.
Chuck asks Ellie about the babymoon, and she says it was great. She asked him about the spy stuff, and she tells him that she didn't realize how much he gave up for her. He answers that he didn't really give up that much. Ellie is glad he has a life they can talk about now, no secrets. She tells him he's her only family, and he blurts out that he's trying to find their mom. She asks why, and Chuck answers that he thinks they should know the whole truth about why she left them. Ellie fears they will find out there is no other side, and she is exactly who they think she is. Chuck says either way at least they will know.
Sarah decides to try talking to Chuck while he sleeps. She tells him she loves him, and that will never change. She also says that when he asks again, the answer will be yes.
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Cursor Mania virus is a malicious toolbar that will badly affect system performance if installed. Cursor Mania application is distributed as a fancy and stylish mouse pointer utility but in the background, it performs several criminal tasks that no-one would like to allow. i.e it collects personal information and displays annoying advertisement pop-ups. Cursor Mania malware is delivered as a free program on www.CursorMania.com official page, it may also get into a computer bundled with freeware programs downloaded from Internet. After getting in, it will add itself to your browser like Mozilla Firefox, Chrome or Internet Explorer. Cursor Mania may change your home page and default search settings without your permission. From now on, Cursor Mania ads will keep popping up on the screen every few minutes. It will display unwanted adverts to promote its affiliates content (SPAM) so developers of Cursor Mania software could earn commission. Besides such bothring tactics, this virus will keep a record of your browsing activities and interests. It will collect personal user information from infected PC and then sends the stolen info to its creators who utilize the data for further criminal activities.
The most bad affect of Cursor Mania virus is incredibly slow down system performance. This malware keeps performing some tasks in the background so it consumes high system resources. It will make the browser load slowly or it may even cause the browser to hang and crash over and over. It is recommended to uninstall Cursor Mania malware toolbar or any of its components from your computer soon before it leads you to a big headache.
What are symptoms and possible risks of adware like Cursor Mania virus:
Computer infected with Cursor Mania virus?
Need not to worry if your PC is infected. An efficient anti-malware program can fix your PC. If you want to remove it manually, please keep in your mind that manual removal is a complicated thing. Moreover this method dose not ensure 100% removal of malware. The best, easy and simple way to get rid of this virus is to install a proper anti-malware tool.
Ordinary uninstall method to Block Pop-ups, Remove Plugin & add-ons:
Here are instructions on how to manually uninstall an unwanted toolbar, add-on, plugin or popup malware from your browser. The ordinary process dose not get you rid of malware programs but it might be helpful in fixing a toolbar application which is annoying but not a virus.
Step 1:
Go to "Control Panel"
Open ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS or PROGRAMS AND FEATURES
In the list of installed program, find the software you are trying to get rid of, Once found, click UNINSTALL. (Some malicious browser applications may appear as UNKNOWN in this list)
Step 2:
Internet Explorer
Go to INTERNET OPTIONS (Internet Explorer)
click CONNECTIONS tab
Click LAN SETTINGS and make sure no proxy is being used. (All the 3 options should be unchecked as default)
Now click on TOOLS and then click "MANAGE ADD-ONS"
In this window, disable any suspicious TOOLBAR & EXTENSION and also disable any SEARCH PROVIDER you do not trust like Cursor Mania virus
Now again click on TOOLS and click on POP-UP BLOCKER, then click TURN ON POP-UP BLOCKER. and then go to POP-UP BLOCKER SETTINGS. There you may add any website you wish to block popups from.
Mozilla Firefox:
Click on the TOOLS and then ADD-ONS. From this list, disable/uninstall any suspicious PLUGIN or EXTENSION.
Now click on the drop down arrow just beside the SEARCH BOX which is placed top right corner of Firefox. Then select MANAGE SEARCH ENGINES. And then disable/remove any bad application like Cursor Mania virus if listed.
Google Chrome:
Click on the drop down arrow just beside the SEARCH BOX which is placed top right corner of Firefox. Then select MANAGE SEARCH ENGINES. And then disable/remove any bad application like Cursor Mania virus if listed.
Spyware Cursor Mania virus Manual removal instruction:
Please make sure to create backup before getting started.
Stop malicious processes:
Open windows task manager, go to "Processes" tab and stop any Cursor Mania virus process which is running. It can be stopped by Right click on it and select "End process".
Remove Cursor Mania malware corrupt registry settings:
Open Windows Registry editor by typing REGEDIT into RUN. Find and delete any keys and values related with this malware. (Please use the name of Malware to search for keys related to it)
Below is a list of possibly infected registry keys:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\internet explorer\toolbar\webbrowser
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run ".exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings "CertificateRevocation" = '0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings "WarnonBadCertRecving" = '0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop "NoChangingWallPaper" = '1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Associations "LowRiskFileTypes" = '/{hq:/s`s:/ogn:/uyu:/dyd:/c`u:/bnl:/ble:/sdf:/lrh:/iul:/iulm:/fhg:/clq:/kqf:/`wh:/lqf:/lqdf:/lnw:/lq2:/l2t:/v`w:/rbs:'
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Attachments "SaveZoneInformation" = '1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System "DisableTaskMgr" = '1
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\system "DisableTaskMgr" = '1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Download "CheckExeSignatures" = 'no'
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main "Use FormSuggest" = 'yes'
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced "Hidden" = '0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced "ShowSuperHidden" = 0
Delete Cursor Mania virus infected files & folders
%UserProfile%\Application Data\
%UserProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\
Cursor Mania toolbar virus removal tools
To remove this virus Automatically, We suggest following softwares:
Malware Bytes Anti-Malwar
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We cannot overstate the importance of the goal of bringing the power of the Information Age into all our schools and public libraries. As President Clinton stated in his 1997 State of the Union address, connecting every classroom to the information superhighway will help to ensure that all Americans have the best education in the world. Connecting public libraries will extend the benefits of new information technologies to all members of society.
Increasingly, computers and the Internet are becoming the language of the future, and that technology can be a powerful tool to help teachers teach and students learn. Indeed, technological literacy


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A protein in mice known as RGS13 suppresses allergic reactions including the severe, life-threatening allergic reaction known as anaphylaxis, according to scientists at the NIAID.
RGS13, a regulator of G-protein signaling (RGS), is also found in humans and is expressed in only a limited number of cells including the immune system's mast cells that are central to allergic reactions. It is known to inhibit cellular responses induced by G-protein-coupled receptors.
The investigators made a group of mice deficient in the RGS13 gene. The NIAID team compared localized anaphylactic reactions between the deficient mice and normal mice. They injected an allergen, IgE antibody, and a blue dye under the skin of the mice. The results showed that RGS13-deficient mice had a larger and more intense blue reaction than normal mice, indicating that their blood vessels leaked more.
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Gandhi: The Man, His People, and the Empire
University of California Press, 2006 - Biography & Autobiography - 738 pages
This monumental biography of one of the most intriguing figures of the twentieth century, written by his grandson, is the first to give a complete and balanced account of Mahatma Gandhi's remarkable life, the development of his beliefs and his political campaigns, and his complex relations with his family. Written with unprecedented insight and access to family archives, it reveals a life of contrasts and contradictions: the westernized Inner Temple lawyer who wore the clothes of India's poorest and who spun cotton by hand, the apostle of nonviolence who urged Indians to enlist in the First World War, the champion of Indian independence who never hated the British. It tells of Gandhi's campaigns against racial discrimination in South Africa and untouchability in India, tracks the momentous battle for India's freedom, explores the evolution of Gandhi's strategies of non-violent resistance, and examines relations between Muslims and non-Muslims, a question that attracted Gandhi's passionate attention and one that persists around the world today. Published to rave reviews in India in 2007, this riveting book gives North American readers the true Gandhi, the man as well as the legend, for the first time.
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Probably one of the unbiased account on MK Gandhi. A must read for all history buffs and all Indians whose idea of Gandhi is very primitive and ideological. Well researched and insightful. A must read if you want to know about the Indian independence movement. Read full review
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Probably one of the unbiased account on MK Gandhi. A must read for all history buffs and all Indians whose idea of Gandhi is very primitive and ideological. Well researched and insightful. A must read if you want to know about the Indian independence movement. Read full review
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Mrs. Calvin H. Fuchs
Mrs. Calvin H. Fuchs, 92, nee Nellie Ida Klappenbach, of Fredericksburg, died Thursday, July 11, 2013, at Knopp Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center.
Funeral services were held Monday, July 15, at 2 p.m. at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church with the Reverends Danielle Knapp and Pam Traver officiating. Judy Hickerson was the organist.
Interment followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
Visitation was held at the church before the funeral.
Arrangements were under the direction of Schaetter Funeral Home.
Mrs. Fuchs was born May 9, 1921, in Johnson City, the daughter of Ernst Klappenbach and Lizzie Heckel Klappenbach. She married Calvin H. Fuchs on Sept. 4, 1954, in Johnson City and he survives.
In addition to her husband, Mrs. Fuchs is survived by three sons, one daughter and spouses, including Mike and Sena Leese, of Stephenville; David and Jeanette Leese, Van Vleck; Mary and Marshall Davis, Fredericksburg, and Bob and Donna Fox, Cedar Hill.
Survivors also include eight grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and a sister-in-law, Yvonne Huebner of San Antonio.
Along with her parents, Mrs. Fuchs was preceded in death by one brother, Hugo Ernst Klappenbach, and three sisters, including Anna Crofts, Gertrude Unger and Margaret Rittimann.
Memorials may be made to Hill Country Memorial Hospice, Fredericksburg United Methodist Church or to the charity of choice.
Pallbearers included Noelle Garstka, Brad Leese, David Leese Jr., Tammy Campbell, Chris Davis, Cory Davis, Andy Fox and Kristin Fox.


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Graduating in 2000 Robert took an engineering job that allowed him to stay in Chicago. Growing up in the suburbs, he discovered the city in college and wasn't ready to leave. The other advantages were that he developed a new level of appreciation for the situations detailed in Dilbert and he didn't mind taking time off to visit Beth (his future wife) as she was studying abroad. Robert soon found his way into the environmental field, starting as a Lead Inspector on the reconstruction of South Lakeshore Drive, working for Huff & Huff, Inc. This involved spending time on the Southside observing as history was excavated, including regular finds from The Chicago Fire and the 1893 World's Exposition. Other projects involved permitting, regulatory compliance, site investigation, and remediation. Highlights included developing a new process for treating impacted groundwater and dismantling a petrochemical facility. During this time he served on the Board of the Lake Michigan Section of the Air & Waste Management Association as Webmaster and Membership Chair and used the time to develop a Young Professional program to actively engage younger members of the association. Seeking to get back to a more engineering-intensive workplace, Robert transitioned to UOP over the summer of 2006. After spending almost 2 years designing Pressure Swing Adsorption (PSA) units, he transferred to Field Operating Service and has been working abroad (in 8 countries - maybe 9 by the time this is published) for almost 3 years, mainly within aromatics complexes.
Below is my recent interview with Robert:
John: Where are you from?
Robert: Chicago, IL.
John: Where did you complete/are you completing your chemical engineering education?
Robert: I attended the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, earning a BS in Chemical Engineering and a BS in Environmental Engineering in 2000.
John: How long have you been a member of AIChE?
Robert: I was involved on and off in college. I worked in the environmental field for some years after school. I was active in our local professional organization, but still followed AIChE, even modeled our Young Professional group after AIChE's. I have been actively involved in AIChE since about 2005.
John: What company/institution do you work for?
Robert: I am a Technical Advisor with UOP, a provider of cutting-edge technology to the petroleum refining, gas processing, petrochemical, and major manufacturing industries for over 90 years. You can read more about my position in my ChEnected post "Where You Hang Your Hat..."
John: Describe a recent challenge you managed, notable achievement, or obstacle you overcame at your job or in your work as an AIChE member?
Robert: Besides being selected as YP of the Month? I am pretty excited about this one. I really like to stay challenged - both professionally and personally. While this can't really be checked off a list as "completed," I think I am doing a good job of it. AIChE provides a lot of ways to keep learning and stay up to date on what is cutting edge (I am currently a big fan of ChEnected and archived webinars). This is important to me since I am usually pretty isolated while on assignment, and AIChE is my main source of information for the engineering world. It can be difficult to keep pushing all by yourself, so the network that AIChE provides is important. A good network can provide a depth and range of experience to educate, mentor, encourage, and inspire to keep me learning and pushing my boundaries. For example, being a contributor to ChEnected has challenged me to write more - and improve an important skill. It is similar to a mass balance with the exception that you actually can get out more than you put in. A short list of related accomplishments would be obtaining and maintaining my Professional Engineer license, my first ChE job (met the lead contact at a local section meeting), and receiving my Six Sigma Greenbelt Certification.
John: What do you do to meet people in your field?
Robert: Working mostly outside the US and traveling quite a bit, lately I have been meeting other engineers in seemingly random places. Planes and trains are common. On the odd occasion I am in an ex-pat bar, there are often a few to meet. It is interesting because I meet professionals from many major corporations involved in all stages of manufacturing, from design through operations. It is much more common to meet English teachers, so when I meet another engineer we take some time to get to know each other. Before I started traveling I mostly met other chemical engineers at local meetings, so to replace that I have gotten more involved in online communities - such as ChEnected and I have joined the Virtual Local Section.
John: Tell us a little bit about yourself... What is one of your hobbies? How do you spend your spare time? What's your favorite place to travel? Or anything else you'd like to share...
Robert: I love to stay active. I swam competitively through college. After college, finding it difficult to maintain pool time, I started to get more involved in land sports. Ultimate Frisbee is a wonderful way to get some friendly competition and enjoy some outdoor time. Getting a group to play through the winter in Chicago is only a challenge occasionally. I also really enjoy cycling. Everything from riding around the city on a single speed to multi-day touring rides. I maintain some contact with the water through whitewater kayaking - there are few things like seeing a mountain valley from the water. My wife and I also enjoy backpacking and cooking together. It is great when we can combine those interests, traveling to different countries and exploring cultures through food. We haven't had our son, Kalvin, out on the trails yet, but he has already joined us in sampling local foods on some of our travels through Japan, Spain, and China. He hasn't turned anything down yet. When in Chicago, I stay involved with my fraternity, Delta Tau Delta, advising our local chapter of about 40 undergraduates on operation of their house, extracurricular, and philanthropic activities on campus. John: Where can readers ChEnect with you (other than ChEnected)? Robert: I would welcome connections on LinkedIn (http://www.linkedin.com/pub/robert-szczesniak/5/33b/218), or I share some of my travels and photos on my blog (www.szczrob.blogspot.com).
Join us in CONGRATULATING Robert by commenting below.
Congrats Robert! Well deserved!
Congratulations Robert, nice job! We had a hard time getting our children to eat what was being served when they were young, and this was in the United States. Having your young son share the local foods in Japan, China, and Spain is quite the experience, and a commendable achievement on your part! What's the secret? .... ;-)
Thanks everyone. Rich - I would say it is part necessity and part his own curiosity. In some countries it is difficult to find baby food and without a kitchen we have little choice other than trying to get him to eat adult food. Also, it has been really interesting to see what different countries feed their little ones. In the US some people say no to oranges, strawberries, and peanut butter. He loves oranges and peanut butter. In Japan, they brought us strawberries with sweetened condensed milk for him - and they have baby food with horse meat. Spain almost everything has olive oil. China uses a lot of liver. The other part I think is that he sees us enjoying what we are eating and he wants to take part in it. Once he figured out how to chew things, the sky has been the limit. He loves the noodles here in China. If there is a bowl on the table and he isn't getting a share he gets really upset. He eats like his dad...I just hope it continues!
Congratulations Rob! Keep up the great work.


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Oregon Sheriff Tim Mueller Writes Letter to VP Biden Saying He Won't Enforce Any Gun Laws Deemed Unconstitutional
An Oregon sheriff has a simple message to the federal government on gun control. In a letter to Vice President Joe Biden, Sheriff Tim Mueller wrote, "Any federal regulation enacted by Congress or executive order … offending the constitutional rights of my citizens will not be enforced by me or my deputies."
Attorney Rachel Self says this is perfectly legal. She told Neil Cavuto on Your World, "The president can't tell state law officials what to do. […] The federal authority is who should be enforcing the federal law and guns are regulated by federal law."
She compared it to
the marijuana law in Colorado. State officials there aren't arresting people even though it directly conflicts with federal law.
Attorney Anahita Sedaghatfar argued that it's not the sheriff's duty to determine whether the proposed laws are constitutional. She did agree that it's the responsibility of the federal government to enforce the laws, not the state.
However, she added, "I think that it's up to the federal government to decide how they want to deal with this sheriff or any other law enforcement officers that believe that state law trumps federal law."


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And, I must confess, I don't know the answer. I've never seen it. And, as these thoughts are basically new to me today, I've never really practiced it with any intentionality. But as the practice of spiritual disciplines (like prayer, fellowship, meditation, etc.) is about the Christ-follower moving towards a greater imitation of Christ in their own historiocultural contexts, I offer the following six reflections upon how this movement should look as it relates to social media (like Facebook, Twitter, texting, blogging and more):
Ключевые слова: spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, social media
I think that there is a balance that can be achieved between using social media and being present in relationships. Certainly, sites like Facebook are wonderful for keeping friendships going over distances (I use Facebook to keep in touch with my friends from college) as long as you are intentional about how you choose to communicate through these sites. I try to be as intentional as I can be, but at the same time I don't allow myself to be distracted by Facebook, texts, whatever when I am spending time with others. It requires self-discipline, but I think it can be done.
Thank you for your comment. I think you are right. My self-discipline in this area has grow a bit lax lately. Actually, your comment is a good reminder of the need to grow in this area.
@abenfield I agree with you. There is a balance that has to be found. Social Media is a wonderful thing and most days I can't imagine my life without it. I am able to stay in touch with family and friends all over the world. I am better informed of what is happening in the world. I am even able to share my faith with others using social media. At the same time, I have to realize when I need to put away the social media and have face to face human interaction. There are things that are lost when a screen in put in between people and for that reason we have to take the screen away when possible. Like you said, it requires self-discipline.
A paragraph in section 11 of the Manila Manifesto speaks to the issue of modernization and technology. It confesses that "we have not struggled as we should to understand" such things. Again there is a determination statement about intentionally engaging in critical and Christ-centered ways new technology. And yet, years later, we find ourselves in a very similar place with respect to new technologies. The statements here were made in a day when our present technologies couldn't have been anticipated. Yet, they speak powerfully to our context. Note, "We have used [the world's] methods and technologies uncritically and so exposed ourselves to worldliness." Again, I am reminded of the importance of allowing our Manila predecessors to speak to us in Cape Town through the Manifesto.
It is important the the Church be thinking critically now about this issue. Let us not be satisfied with coming up with great insights 5 years too late. Let's work, saints, to get ahead of the game.
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1. I would appreciate the Library looking into renewing a subscription with the Journal of Computational Biology.
2. Also securing the second floor to only students would be a nice addition to making students feel safe and secure in the building.
3. The third item is the investment in nap pods. It would be preferable to keep these in the secure student area. Nap pods are used by top companies like Google, Apple, & Facebook to improve productivity.


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Your Monday night could be anything you want. You're looking for mindless distraction? Flip to ABC. Funny, or at least supposed-to-be funny? CBS.
Actually funny, or at least funnier than nerds trying to get laid? Turn on The CW.
Sad? Scary? Hard? Occasionally triumphant? Fox would be your network for the night.
Nerdy, unreal and more than a little mysterious? Ahh, NBC. You're the one.
The networks are leaving this up to you, mixing up the old with the new, looking for combinations that will stick.
One combo that might be a safe bet is Heroes and Journeyman. Last year's breakout show about a group of regular-folk-turned-superheroes will be followed by the tale of a time-traveling newspaper reporter. He doesn't know why it's happening to him, and neither do we. What we do know: He's changing people's lives and must avoid changing his own.
If you thought swatting a butterfly might alter the universe, imagine what happens when a man is pushed from the path of a streetcar, or a woman is persuaded to keep her baby.
The supernatural side of both shows might give them the same audience.
Technically, the same could be true for The Big Bang Theory on CBS. It's a comedy mixed with other comedies, right? But it turns out that bad shows with silly plots don't make good party guests in a TV lineup, even in similar company.
If you want funny company, you wouldn't want this show to crash your party.
ABC: Samantha Who?, 9:30 p.m.; premieres Oct. 15
What: A woman wakes from a coma with no memory of her past—including that she's a snotty alcoholic who cheats on her boyfriend and hates her mother.
Who: Christina Applegate, Jean Smart, Jennifer Esposito, Kevin Dunn, Barry Watson, Melissa McCarthy, Tim Russ.
Why: It's a comedic burst with familiar faces scheduled between two reality shows; it'll change time slots midseason to be paired with Notes From the Underbelly.
How: Samantha (Applegate) wakes up from an eight-day coma with no memory of her past. It doesn't take long, though, to discover that she was lying, cheating, cold-hearted, hot-bodied witch—and that's the kinder spelling. Now she must discover and decide what true friendship, love, devotion and values are, without baggage of past experiences to help her decide.
Applegate is a card, Smart and Dunn are pretty great as her parents, and Watson is instantly likeable as the boyfriend who knows she takes cream in her coffee and always sneezes three times in a row. Here's hoping that Samantha learns to love that guy, if only to keep the character around longer.
CBS: The Big Bang Theory, 8:30 p.m., premieres Sept. 24
What: Nerds—hard-core nerds with marginal social skills—try to woo their blond, perky neighbor.
Who: Johnny Galecki, Jim Parsons, Kaley Cuoco, Simon Helberg, Kunal Nayyar.
Why: CBS needs a comedy to fill the space between How I Met Your Mother and Two and a Half Men.
How: When Penny (Cuoco) moves into the building, physicist Leonard (Galecki) is immediately taken by the blond beauty who waitresses at The Cheesecake Factory and aspires to act. (Imagine that.) Sheldon (Parsons), his equally brilliant physicist roomie, is less swept by the idea—he'd rather watch Battlestar Galactica and play Klingon Boggle, like usual. The nerds are torn between impressing her and loathing her; she's just content to hang out with guys who will retrieve her TV from her meathead ex.
There's a lot of time spent showing the intellectual and physical distances between beauty and the geek, but Penny will have to surprise us with some smarts and Leonard with some social prowess if this is going to be anything more than a stereotype comedy.
The CW: Aliens in America, 8:30 p.m., premieres Oct. 1
What: An exchange student from Pakistan comes to Wisconsin, finally giving the dorkiest guy in school a friend.
Who: Dan Byrd, Adhir Kalyan, Scott Patterson, Amy Pietz, Lindsey Shaw.
Why: Occasionally, serious, real-world issues make for great comedy.
How: This was supposed to be Justin Tolchuk's year. He (Byrd) got his braces off. Girls talked to him. Bullies ignored him. And then he showed up eighth on the list of Most Bangable Girl at his high school in Medora, Wis.—six places behind his newly developed younger sister—and it was all downhill. His micro-managing mom (Pietz) brought an exchange student to town, thinking a handsome boy from London might give her son a friend and make him cool; instead, they got Raja (Kalyan), a Pakistani Muslim who seems even more awkward than her son. The parental Tolchuks think they've made a mistake as Medora reels from its newest resident—"a real, live Pakistani!" one teacher exclaims—but Justin really has found his kindred soul.
This show is hilarious. Cavemen on ABC tries to be a commentary on race and stereotypes in the United States, but this show actually succeeds with great humor and sensitivity. It's almost as if the staff of The Onion was in on the writing; it's funny because it's true. The difficult thing will be successfully not overstepping the thin line between funny and offensive.
Fox: K-Ville, 9 p.m., premieres Sept. 17
What: Cops try to rebuild and stay sane in post-Katrina New Orleans.
Who: Anthony Anderson, Cole Hauser, Maximiliano Hernndez, Blake Shields, Tawny Cypress, John Carroll Lynch.
Why: Crime procedurals are big this year, and this one offers a sense of place and time everyone recognizes from the news.
How: Marlin Boulet (Anderson), a police officer from the Upper Ninth Ward, has to reconcile with a partner who went AWOL during the hurricane, a family that fled to Atlanta and a city that nobody else seems to want to save. His new partner (Hauser), a guy from Cincinnati with high standards and no history, has his own demons to wrestle.
The show is a curious mix of typical police action-show shots and commentary on New Orleans' struggles since all the news cameras left. In addition to all the cop-show, crime-solving stuff, there's a serious look at the power of local culture and how the city's social and economic differences have affected it. It'll be interesting to see what residents of New Orleans have to say about the show. It's hard to know what's real and what's fiction.
NBC: Chuck, 8 p.m., premieres Sept. 24
What: A big-box computer store nerd becomes a secret agent after downloading a server's worth of government data into his brain.
Who: Zachary Levi, Yvonne Strahovski, Joshua Gomez, Sarah Lancaster, Adam Baldwin.
Why: It's about time we had an action-comedy instead of an action-drama. Imagine if Sydney Bristow dated a Yaris-driving store clerk who wears Converse high-tops.
How: Chuck's brilliant gymnast roomie got him kicked out of Stanford and stole his girlfriend five years ago. Chuck (Levi) is still not over it; in fact, he manages the Nerd Herd at Buy More, and that's all. But when his old roomie, now a CIA agent, delivers sensitive data to Chuck as his dying act, the nerd becomes a supernerd with a giant head filled with government secrets. Now, he has to try to get over the past while being a secret agent and a nerd.
Dramas always seem to put regular guys in the role of superhero; this is what a regular guy would look like when suddenly given a special power. Funny, funny stuff.
NBC: Journeyman, 10 p.m., premieres Sept. 24
What: A San Francisco newspaper reporter travels through time and changes people's lives but still has to handle his own job and family.
Who: Kevin McKidd, Brian Howe, Gretchen Egolf, Moon Bloodgood, Reed Diamond.
Why: Quantum Leap was a while ago; we could use another sci-fi life-changer.
How: One day, Dan Vasser (McKidd) fell asleep in a cab and got out of another one—several years in the past. It keeps happening and seems like it could ruin his job at the newspaper, not to mention his marriage.
He leaps from year to year, changing people's lives, maybe messing with his own. Cues from music, magazines and fashion let us know when he leaps, but he has to find the person he's supposed to be protecting.
McKidd is solid in the role, and the pilot is intriguing. It's worth it to keep watching, especially while it's up against a CSI franchise and a dying reality show.
The Bachelor, 10 p.m. Sept. 24, ABC: Season 8,641 (or 11) of the matchmaking show features Brad Womack, 34, an entrepreneur bar owner from Austin, Texas. And guess what? He's ready to find his soul mate! On reality TV!
How I Met Your Mother, 8 p.m. Sept. 24, CBS: The second season finale left us with the news that Robin is not, in fact, the kid's mother. She and Ted broke up just as Lily and Marshall were getting married. Oh, what twists will the third season hold?
Heroes, 9 p.m. Sept. 24, NBC: The finale of last year's breakout show featured a cheerleader torn, two brothers exploding in the night sky and a trail of evil blood leading to a cockroach. Then, we see Hiro in 1671 and a solar eclipse. The first season was "Genesis," the new one is called "Generations."
Suggestions for how to plan your night of couch potato-ing:
Watch: How I Met Your Mother, Aliens in America, Heroes, Journeyman.
Record: Chuck, K-Ville, CSI: Miami.
Forget: Two and a Half Men, Rules of Engagement, The Bachelor.
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5 or 10? That would be a dream. A few states still do that, but it gets worse each year. Utah is now over 500. 200 of which are involved in this unaccountability scam. For the balance, 90% of the proceeds are supposedly accounted for and go to the UTDOW........supposedly. However, I even question that.
I for one am amazed SFW got away with this for 4 years or so. Shady backroom deals. The mastermind of this Utah scam needs to go to jail with Blagojavich.


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More than 30 animal abuse-related charges against a Faulk County woman have been dismissed for now. Charges against 48-year old Dixie Kodet have been dismissed without prejudice. That means they could be refiled at a later date. Kodet had been charged with two counts of allowing injured or diseased animals to suffer needlessly and 33 counts of inhumane treatment of animals. 35 rat terriors were removed from Kodet's rural Faulkton home after authorities discovered them during a probation check. Authorities said the dogs were living in inhumane conditions. Two of the dogs were found dead. The others were taken to the Beadle County Humane Society.
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Did you miss the free Starbucks last Friday? No worries! You can make Starbucks-like drinks at home for pennies!
Neither my husband nor I are coffee drinkers, but we love a lot of their coffee-free drinks. Unfortunately, Starbucks doesn't fit in our budget. Fortunately, my husband's students keep us well-stocked with Starbucks gift cards so we can treat ourselves every now and then.
Over the last couple years, I've set out on a mission to try to copy some of their drinks at home. The results have been good so far. Lately I've been drinking a lot of iced chai tea lattes. I only ever bought one at Starbucks and will never buy another one again! It was good, but definitely not worth the $2.95 they charge for a tall, especially considering it is mostly ice.
There are a lot of variables when making iced chai tea lattes at home, so you might need to experiment a little to figure out what you like:
- Tea –The brand and variety of tea you use will definitely affect the final outcome.
- Sweetener –Use whatever sweetener you choose. The type of sweetener as well as personal preference will determine how much you need to add.
- Milk–I use non-fat because that's what we drink. You can use whatever you have.
- Ice –Yes, the ice you use will affect the outcome. Smaller ice cubes or crushed ice will melt into the latte faster than larger ice cubes.
- Ratios –You can change the ratios to fit your preferences. Want more chai flavor, use more tea. Want less, use more milk.
Iced Chai Tea Latte
- 1/2 c. water (more or less)
- 2 chai tea bags
- Sweetener, to taste
- 1/2 glass ice
- Milk
Bring water to boiling on stove or in microwave. If on stove, remove from heat. Add tea bags and steep about 5 minutes.
Remove bags and stir in desired sweetener. Fill a large class half-way with ice. Pour hot tea over ice. Add milk to top off.
I estimate that it costs me well under $0.50 per glass. That's more than $2.45 savings over buying it at Starbucks, and I don't even have to leave home or use a gift card. I'd much rather use the gift cards for double chocolaty chip frappuccinos!
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DHS has a new tech tool: TalentLink
The Department of Homeland Security has a new IT tool that will help its HR department in recruiting and hiring personnel. It's called TalentLink, an IT platform to help its subcomponent agencies cut back on the time it takes to recruit and hire new personnel.
The timing couldn't be better. The federal government is expected to lose thousands of IT personnel in the next two years as they retire. And the number of IT workers is likely to increase dramatically in the next few years as agencies initiate transparency throughout government and use IT to improve cybersecurity.
For more on TalentLink:
- check out this Government Executive article


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Angus Carmichael
Passed on: January 22nd, 2013
Angus Robert Carmichael died at home in St. Ann's Bay, Victoria County, Jan. 22, 2013.
He was the son of the late Capt. Angus Carmichael and Katherine (MacDonald) Carmichael.
He is survived by his brother, Dan Carmichael and his wife, Marlene, Natick, Mass.; nephews, Alan Carmichael, Holliston, Mass., and Mark Carmichael, Natick, Mass.; niece, Sheena Carmichael, St. Catharines, Ont.
Besides his parents, he was predeceased by his brother, Murray Carmichael, Waltham, Mass., and his niece, Michelle Carmichael, Natick, Mass.
Cremation has taken place under the care and direction of MacAskill Funeral Home, Baddeck, N.S. Funeral and burial will be at a later date.


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Fan-Edited Game Of Thrones Seasons 4 Trailer Set To Lorde Singing 'Everybody Wants To Rule The World'
This is a worthwhile fan-edited trailer for the fourth season of Game of Thrones set to Lorde's version of 'Everybody Wants to Rule the World'. I saw a dragon. And, for the record, I do not want to rule the world. That sounds like a lot of responsibility and I am NOT into responsibilities. I can barely pay rent on time or remember to pick my roommate up from the airport yesterd-- SHIT! I'm kidding, I'm kidding. "You did remember to pick him up?" No, I just don't care.
Keep going for the trailer, then lets head out to the woods and beat each other with sticks.
Thank to PYY, who agrees dragons make everything better. Except trying to escape one's lair with its pile of gold, then they make it infinitely worse.


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Definition: 'Endodermal Sinus Tumor'
endodermal sinus tumorType: Term
1. a malignant neoplasm occurring in the gonads, in sacrococcygeal teratomas, and in the mediastinum; produces α-fetoprotein and is thought to be derived from primitive endodermal cells.
Synonyms: yolk sac tumor
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By Matt Harper
If you've been keeping up with our Newsroom blog this week, you might have noticed a disproportionate amount of Pacific Northwest representation. Well, it's no accident, I assure you. A small crew of producers (including myself) trekked out to Portland, Oregon, not so long ago and came back with a bevy of great material.
But when doing a piece like this, you inevitably run into the problem of who to include and who to exclude. Sometimes the decision is easy — there were a lot of acts we reached out to that were on tour or out of town for whatever reason — but generally making the call was a tough one. We inevitably had to leave some people out who we felt should've been represented (ideally though, the piece will encourage people to seek out new music … not just in Portland, but also in their own hometown).
Luckily, local Portlanders have the gift of time and won't ever have to make that difficult call that we did when we came out to the rainy city for five days (as long as two great bands aren't playing the same night … which, come to think of it, tends to happen a lot). But the point I'm trying to get to in a really roundabout way is actually this: There is a lot of great music in Portland, and right at the center of all that is PDX Pop Now!, an amazing resource for musicians and music fans.
Most people from Portland are probably familiar with PDX Pop Now!, but for those uninitiated, it's a nonprofit organization run with a singular purpose in mind: the celebration and promotion of Portland's thriving and multifaceted music scene. What started off as a DIY mailing list in 2004 has quickly evolved into a yearly music festival and a great compilation CD that, at its core, champions local music acts.
So when we went to Portland, we made sure to get in touch with Greg Borenstein and Stephanie Hays from PDX Pop Now! who were nice enough to take us on a walking tour of downtown, showing us the local venues and giving us a nice encapsulation of what the Portland music scene is all about. Trust me, these people know their stuff.
So if MTV's look at Portland piqued your interest, you must check out PDX Pop Now! And as luck would have it, not only did the compilation just come out, but its annual festival is happening next weekend in Portland. It runs July 25-27 and features an amazing assortment of what the Portland music scene has to offer — way more than we could even hope to cover in our brief time visiting the Northwest.
OK, now I really sound like a promo, so I'm signing off.


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Vice president of Arab Hotel Association participates in Herzliya Conference on Tourism, says high hotel prices in Jerusalem driving pilgrims to West Bank
Danny Sadeh, Ynetnews
Published: 01.29.13, 13:58 / Israel Travel
Danny Sadeh, Ynetnews
"One and a half million visitors come to Bethlehem every year and 20% of them stay in the city. We work mainly with groups from Europe – Italy, Spain, Holland and Russia. We also have some tourists from India and Nigeria, who stay one or two nights.


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Nicky Hayden has finally said in an interview what everybody already knew- that he would be leaving Honda at the end of the 2008 MotoGP season. While he has yet to go on record concerning his contract with Ducati for next season, what little he is saying about his relationship with HRC hints at a very nasty relationship. As the split has grown more official, so has Nicky's boldness for speaking out concerning his increasingly negligent treatment by HRC over the course of his career with the factory Honda team in MotoGP.
Update: Nicky has officially joined Casey Stoner at Ducati for the 2009 season.
Famous for downplaying his ability in deferment of the either HRC or the RCV212V, the Kentucky Kid is changing his tune and gave a surprisingly telling opinion recently on the HRC outfit. "I really want to feel again like a teammate, I mean to be in a team where everyone works in the same direction and shares information. I can't wait for that moment to come."
At his press conference yesterday in Indianapolis, not only did Hayden make the split official, he threw in his strongest criticisms to date. Referring to Pedrosa's mid-season switch to Bridgestone, Hayden stated, "Obviously there will now be a wall down the middle of the pit-box, but to be honest there was already a bit of a wall there."
The best dig came however while quelling rumors of a mid-season departure, with Nicky saying "There are probably people in that box that if I didn't show up would probably never notice!" Ouch. Sadly, we have to agree and don't expect HRC to bother responding to his comment.
Frankly, we're really excited to see Hayden move away from a team that we feel always considered him a secondary rider. While that dismissive corporate behavior was acceptable during the Rossi/HRC era, HRC clearly cared more for developing the diminutive 2007 RC212V to Pedrosa's wants even whilst Hayden was in the process of being the first rider to wrest the title from Valentino Rossi in half a decade.
We'll see how Ducati fairs in 2009 with two consecutive World Champions for a factory team. To Honda's detriment, we're guessing they'll do mighty fine.


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I'm trying to muster up some enthusiasm for Disney's latest animated film, Bolt. It's cute. It has funny pigeons. My eight-year-old niece is going to like it, especially since Miley Cyrus is involved. It's the first non-Pixar Disney feature produced by John Lasseter, who directed the Toy Story movies and Cars. It's got Hollywood jokes in it, including a director voiced by James Lipton, and a comically pushy agent. And yet I never thrilled to the story or the characters; I wasn't half as amused as I'd been by Kung Fu Panda, a film for kids I saw earlier this year.
The story should sound familiar to anyone who grew up with Lassie movies or other animal-road-trip films, but with a Hollywood twist. The title character, a cute dog called Bolt (John Travolta), is fiercely attached to "his person," teenage Penny (Miley Cyrus). Bolt saves Penny's life on a regular basis as she and her dad are pursued by the evil Dr. Calico and his nasty cats ... or so he thinks. The truth is that Bolt is the star of a TV series, but the cast and crew are very careful not to let him know that he's not in real-life situations. So he believes he's a genetically engineered dog with laser eyes and amazing strength and a supersonic bark. When Bolt is separated from Penny and ends up halfway across the country on his own, for the first time he's in a world that isn't a soundstage or his trailer. Now, how will he get back to Penny? One problem is that both Penny and Bolt are fairly bland characters -- earnest and loyal and not much else. The supporting characters go a long way toward balancing this with one-liners and physical humor. Susie Essman (Curb Your Enthusiasm) voices Mittens, a cynical cat who ends up (literally) entangled with Bolt, and a hyper hamster in a ball (Mark Walton) helps keep the movie from dragging or lagging. Also, I have never liked pigeons much in real life, but the pigeons in Bolt may be the funniest thing about the movie.
I haven't felt this lukewarm about a children's movie since -- well, since Cars. Both tend to sink into sentiment and take the easy and predictable way through a story, lacking depth. I often feel the same way about romantic comedies: no surprises, cliched dialogue, and a longing for some new and different take on the issue. But Bolt isn't the dog-movie equivalent of Punch-Drunk Love. I realize that the target audience is not only a lot younger than I am, but they've seen fewer movies, so perhaps everything will seem new and fresh and fun.
I did see Bolt in 3-D, and I can't remember the last time I saw a 3-D movie. The 3-D effects provided some novelty and a few cool "coming atcha!" moments, but didn't add much to the film overall. The kids in the audience loved the 3-D to the point where they were shrieking and cheering at the company credits before the movie -- although I think they would have cheered at Dr. Tongue's 3-D House of Pancakes, they were so psyched by the effects. See it in 3-D if you can, just for the extra bit of fun, but you're not missing much if you can't.
On the other hand, my favorite animation scenes in the film were -- once again -- the hand-drawn style in the closing credits. I know that the 3-D style is more realistic, and it's impressive to see just how realistic the animators can make that style these days. But the animation in this film didn't do much for me, although it worked effectively in the opening sequences where Penny and Bolt are being chased by the TV show bad guys.
Bolt is an entertaining movie for kids, especially younger Miley Cyrus/Hannah Montana fans, since Cyrus even contributes a song to the movie. It's better than many other recent non-Pixar animated films from Disney, and it'll give families something to see in a theater together over the Thanksgiving holiday. However, there's not much here for grownups to enjoy ... apart from watching the kids get a kick out of the film. (And the pigeons.)
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activated carbon Companies in Germany
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Donau Carbon GmbH & Co. KG
based in Frankfurt am Main, GERMANY
Activated Carbon is in the focus of attention, as a lot of processes in industry and municipalities require it for cleaning purposes - within a great variety of applications ranging from exhaust air and (waste) gas cleanup via water and liquid treatment through to solvent recovery and many more, Activated Carbon is applied to save the environment.We are one of the leading ...
Lesni A/S - Air Purification Engineering
based in Billund, DENMARK
LESNI air purification provides an extensive range of technologies, including:Front end design studies, manufacture and supply of purification solutions for waste gas, volatile organic and odour emissions.Thermal and catalytic oxidisers, which safely and effectively destroy waste off-gases from a diverse range of production processes worldwide. Regenerative thermal ...
Fusion Environmental Corporation
based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Fusion Environmental Corporation (FEC) is a provider of air pollution control equipment for in the abatement of VOCs, HAPs, and solvent recovery applications. Our technologies include Thermal Oxidizers, Rotary Concentrators, Activated Carbon, Carbon Adsorption and Solvent Recovery Systems.
Carbon Market Data
based in London, UNITED KINGDOM
Carbon Market Data is a research company and market data vendor offering information, consulting and technology services to a wide range of organisations in the world. Carbon Market Data aims to help the financial community assess the new business risks and opportunities presented by climate change. By designing new web-based carbon information solutions, we help to ...
Lucideon CICS Limited
based in Stoke-on-Trent, UNITED KINGDOM
Lucideon CICS is a leading global expert in carbon verification and consultancy and certification services.Our greenhouse gas (carbon) verifiers are renowned for their expertise and for well-planned and executed verifications to comply with voluntary and mandatory standards across a wide range of industries.
GHG Accounting Services
based in Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
GHG Accounting Services Ltd. ("GHG Accounting") provides specialized carbon and sustainability consulting and greenhouse gas accounting services to corporations, local government agencies and not-for-profit organizations. In particular, GHG Accounting offers services in connection with (i) emissions reporting and footprint inventory quantification, (ii) quantification, ...
based in SPAIN
European Safety Manufacturer with CE and EN. Own testing laboratory with 11/B certificate. Respiratory, Hearing, Ear, Head & Eye Safety Products. Half Masks -TPE, Silicone, Rubber, Filters for Half Masks, DIN Filters, Foldable Dust Mask, Active Carbon, With or without valve, Ear defenders, Earmuffs, Technical Spectacles -Prescription Spectacles, Welding - Foundry ...
Crescent Mexicana
based in Ciudad Del Carmen, MEXICO
Crescent Mexicana is a Company created in Mexico to supply goods and services for the Energy Industry and mainly for the Oil & Gas industry operating Offshore.Conveniently placed in Ciudad del Carmen from where the Exploration and Production activity is managed.We are now focused in decontamination; tank cleaning and oil spill products, enhanced recovery products and ...
Ciralight UK
based in Kingston, Hull, UNITED KINGDOM
Ciralight UK `Active Daylight Distribution` using our Smart Skylights. Ciralight is the only global provider of active daylight products capable of Naturally Lighting Building Interiors up to 10 hours a day, our skylights utilise Solar-Powered GPS technology to rotate mirrors to face the sun and direct diffused sunlight indoors throughout the day. Our Smart Skylights cut ...
based in Englewood, COLORADO (USA)
IHS is the leading source of information and insight in critical areas that shape today's business landscape – including environmental, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S). Businesses and governments worldwide rely on IHS software, content and expertise to manage a broad spectrum of critical EHS business challenges, including operational risk, product stewardship, ...


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I would like to start a thread in which people can post pictures of their old Australian made/branded bikes. I was going to post this in the Australian Regional section, but I think it would be better suited to the Vintage forum.
To start, I will post the Australian bikes I own/have owned.
90's Paconi Road bike (Braeside, Victoria) Chromoly frame with Campagnolo droupouts (unsure what sort of tubing used though), Shimano Exage Deraillers, Cranks + shifters (Because the dura ace cranks that came with it were too small for me - Yes I prefer Exage to Dura Ace....) Dia Compe 400 Brakes, Wolber front wheel/Galli rear. 12 Speed. I still own this bike - recently rebuilt.
80s (around 1983) Ricardo Deluxe (South Australia) with hand painted pin striping - Shimano deraillers and dia compe brakes. Originally came with steel rims and dynamo light set. 12 Speed. No longer own this bike.
80s Progress bike (Windsor, Victoria) - Champion tubing, Suntour Symmetric shifters (great idea), Suntour ARX Deraillers. Shimano 600 Cranks + Biopace Chain wheels. 12 Speed. No longer own this bike.
1988 Malvern Star (Originally Malvern, Victoria - but this model was from Taiwan) Tange Chromoly Tubing, Shimano Tourney Groupset, Araya Wheels. These bikes were hired out/sold to people participating in the 1988 Australian Bicentenial Bike ride from Sydney to Melbourne. 12 Speed. No longer own this bike.
80s/early 90s? Protour VQ12 (SOUTH AUSTRALIA) - Manganese Tubing, Suntour Blaze deraillers, Alesa rims, Sakae cranks with Powering. This is the roadbike that got me back into cycling. Unfortunately this bike was smashed into the back of a car - Frame bent but all other parts salvaged. The bike was much too small for me anyhow. 12 Speed.


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However, there was no hiding the young defender's disappointment after the 5-2 loss against AS Monaco at Stade Louis II.
A relatively quiet friendly burst into life at start of the second half, with the home side stretching their lead from 1-0 to 3-0 inside five minutes.
Harry Kane grabbed a goal back for 3-1 but Falcao's second of the encounter and a fifth from Mounir Obbadi put the Ligue 1 side out of sight. Andros Townsend drilled home a late consolation.
"It was a great experience to play against Falcao, one of the best strikers in the world, fantastic movement," said Zeki.
"I enjoyed playing the full 90 minutes, it's just a shame about the result.
"It was a difficult night but the lads will regroup, work hard this week and look forward to Espanyol next week."
We take on the La Liga side at White Hart Lane on Saturday, kick-off 5.30pm.
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Josh Onomah had the widest smile at White Hart Lane after making an impressive full debut in the fine win against Monaco on Thursday night.
11 December 2015
Fifteen years in the making, Tom Carroll probably imagined his first Spurs goal exactly as it turned out – minus the knee slide celebration!
9 December 2015
Kieran Trippier is the cover star of Thursday night's official matchday programme for the visit of Monaco.
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Stroke: The Silent Killer
Too many people die from it. Here's how to reduce the risk.
WebMD Feature
April 17, 2000 (Great Falls, Mont.) -- The numbers are startling: Every 53 seconds someone in the United States suffers a stroke, and someone dies from one every 3.3 minutes. Strokes afflict a half million people each year, killing about a third of them and disabling another 200,000, according to the American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association.
Right now, three million survivors are living with the life-altering consequences of strokes, including Connie Bentley of Portland, Ore. A cardiologist prescribed medication for her high blood pressure 10 years ago, but because the pills made her sleepy, she stopped taking them. After all, Bentley, now aged 49, was in peak shape at the time: She lifted weights three days a week and ran four miles on alternate days.
"I didn't think I needed medication because I was staying healthy by exercising," says Bentley. So she told herself she could quit the medicine, at least for now, and perhaps resume it in her 50s or 60s when she might not be able to exercise as intensely. Then, two years ago, she suffered a stroke that paralyzed her left arm and leg. Since then, she has learned to walk again, and now lifts light weights.
The Costs of High Blood Pressure
Would Bentley have avoided a stroke if she'd stayed on her medication? Perhaps. A study published in the February 2000 issue of the journal Stroke reports that many strokes could be prevented if closer attention were paid to those with hypertension (elevated blood pressure). Hypertension is considered the most common and controllable of stroke risks, so when blood pressure increases to a consistent reading of more than 140/90, doctors usually begin to treat it with medication. For some people, however, the medications don't always lower their pressure enough, and they need to be switched to other medicines or a different dose. And some people, like Bentley, stop taking the medication and don't bother to tell their doctors.


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Assistant Professor of Music
Ph.D., University of Alberta, 2006
Office: Goodspeed 201
Phone: (773) 702-8668
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
In my research and seminars I focus on the tension between creative agency and material constraints in musical work worlds. Although my primary area of specialization is South Asia, I am broadly interested in how music can serve as a vehicle for cultural dignity in the lives and livelihoods of performers, and how performers in turn shape movements for social change. I first pursued this line of inquiry in research on Indigenous cultural tourism in Canada's capital region, where I considered how interpreters were using song and dance to promote intercultural empathy. The intersection of music, labor, mobility, and inequality has been a prominent theme in my work ever since.
My first book, The Labor of Music: South Indian Performers and Cultural Mobility (under review), examines how a subaltern performer caste merged feudal traditions of ritual servitude with modern practices of work and mobility. From state-sponsored public concerts and private music schools, to local recording studios, political marches, and world music festivals—the ethnography follows musicians who move flexibly across genres as diverse as ritual praise hymns, classical Karnatik compositions, protest songs, and popular film music. Complementing this work, my second book project examines the relationship between popular song and political movements in Kerala, one of India's most contentious regions. Provisionally titled Songcraft in the Fray: Radical Politics and Popular Entertainment in South India, 1946–2016, this research traces the history of activist songwriting across multiple fields of cultural production, from street theater and the golden age of film song, to the rise of alternative rock, music television, and new media. Drawing on social movement theory, the study also considers new ways of thinking about music and affect in passionate politics.
In addition to my India-centered work, I have a secondary interest in popular music and politics in France and Québec from 1945 to the present, with a particular focus on how musicians have participated in debates over citizenship and national belonging. The rise of the far right in mainstream European politics, the contested terrain of faith and secularism, the deepening economic crisis, and the coerced and aspirational movement of migrant workers from former colonial territories—these issues form the backdrop for the musical activism I intend to study historically and ethnographically in Paris, Toulouse, Marseille, and Montréal.
Recent Courses Taught
- Affective Labor (seminar)
- Chanson française (grad and undergrad)
- Music and Social Movements (seminar)
- Musical Mobilities (seminar)
- Capital, Class and Music Matters (seminar)
- Introduction To World Music (grad)
- Ethnographic Methods (grad)
- Music of South Asia (grad and undergrad)
- South Asian Civilizations in India: Art Worlds (undergrad)
Selected Works
- Forthcoming 2015. "Music Specialists, Wedding Work, and the Politics of Intimate Recognition in Chicago's South Asian Communities." In Music in the Diasporic Wedding, ed. Inna Naroditskaya (Indiana University Press).
- Forthcoming 2015. "Making Hindustani Music Work: Avenues of Friction and Empathetic Musicality." In Sounding Cities: Auditory Transformations in Berlin, Chicago, and Kolkata, eds. Sebastian Klotz, Philip V. Bohlman, and Lars-Christian Koch. KlangKulturStudien/SoundCultureStudies. LIT Verlag: Berlin.
- 2014. "On Nightingales and Moonlight: Songcrafting Femininity in Malluwood." In More than Bollywood: Studies in Indian Popular Music, eds. Gregory D. Booth and Bradley Shope, 75-93. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
- 2013. "Musicians and the Politics of Dignity in South India." In The Cambridge History of World Music, ed. Philip V. Bohlman, 441-471. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
- 2007. "Situating Musical Lives in Multiethnic Canada: Listening for the Non-Western 'I'." In Folk Music, Traditional Music, Ethnomusicology: Canadian Perspectives, Past and Present, edited by Gordon Smith and Anna Hoefnagels, 94-101. Newcastle, UK: Cambridge Scholars' Press.
- 2004. "Sound and Meaning in Aboriginal Tourism." Annals of Tourism Research 31/4:837-854.


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Headliners, BIG BRO RECORDS, and Crazy Train "Tribute to Ozzy" team up to hold concert featuring Hip-Hop, Rock , R&B, and Soul Bands @ Headliners Music Hall on Thursday December 16th at 8pm. Admission is a Toy
This years event has a "new twist". What started out 11 years ago with the Louisville Tribute band Crazy Train Hosting the show at the Toy Tiger has now evolved into a multi genre event with Crazy Train collaborating with HIP HOP, R&B, and SOUL music.
Pat Bareis, Singer (Ozzy) for Crazy Train has turned the reins over to his son Jason Bareis. "The times have changed and so has the music and the artist" states Bareis.
"Over the years we've been blessed to be able to distribute thousands of toys to children who otherwise might not get a thing."
This years Line-Up features Nashvilles rap artist Haystak, JB of BIG BRO RECORDS, Uncle Herman and the Kings of Love Soul band, the Ozzy tribute Crazy Train, Sub-Urban R&B, Acoustipimps live band, Lil Witness rap artist from Baton Rouge, and Spike Davis (Louisville's nationally renowned comedian) is going to make a special appearance.
Bareis adds "These Hip Hop kids really stepped up and got involved in theis christmas show and hopefully will continue to do this for years to come. We always had great support from the rock groups and their fans, but hip hop is the present and future.
Alot of these kids are from disenfranchised families and really want to be a part of something positive."
Alot of these kids are from disenfranchised families and really want to be a part of something positive."
Toys raised from this event go to kids that other organizations miss. "The angel tree, salvation army, and the toys for tots do a great job year after year. But we realized years ago that they really can't reach all the kids who need help." Says Jason Bareis "We reach the kids who fall through the cracks and hopefully when they do, we'll have some toys waiting on them".


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Antihistamines and decongestants are the two main allergy medication types.
Antihistamines block the action of histamine, the substance released when mast cells recognize the presence of allergens. Antihistamines relieve redness, inflammation, itchiness and watery eyes. Ophthalmic solutions (drops) for the eye can also relieve red, irritated eyes. Many older antihistamines have a sedating effect. They make you sleepy. Newer, non-sedating ones are available, most by prescription. A dry mouth is also a common side effect. It helps to have liquid antihistamines as well as those in pill/capsule form, as they are more easily swallowed during a stronger allergic reaction.
Decongestants reduce nasal congestion by constricting blood vessels. Nasal sprays work faster than oral decongestants, but "rebound" is also common. After a few days of taking nasal decongestants, there's a "rebound effect" in which the congestion that had cleared comes back. More medication only makes the congestion worse. Discuss this side effect with your doctor to understand how to limit the amount of medication you use.
Bronchodilators relax the muscles around the air tubes in the lungs. They decrease allergy symptoms such as coughing, wheezing and shortness of breath. Agitation and nervousness are common side effects.
Steroid medications in oral or inhaled nasal forms are used to decrease inflammation. Nasal steroids have fewer side effects than oral forms. Long-term oral use (more than one week) must be carefully monitored by a doctor, because of potential systemic side effects. Low-dose topical steroid medications are used for rashes.
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Some people with allergic asthma can't easily control symptoms by avoiding triggers and using medication. For them, immunotherapy (allergy shots) may offer relief and even help prevent development of airway inflammation and the resulting chronic airway sensitivity.
Allergen immunology works like a vaccination. Through exposure to small, injected amounts of a specific allergen in gradually increasing doses, your body builds up immunity to the allergen(s) that trigger an allergic reaction. This means that when you encounter these allergens in the future, you will have a reduced or very minor allergic response and fewer symptoms.
Immunotherapy works best for those with allergies to pollen, mold, cat dander, insect stings and dust mites.
Potential side effects during treatment may include swelling at the site of the injection and in rare instances a more serious allergic reaction, causing asthma symptoms or an anaphylactic reaction. Asthma symptoms include cough, wheezing and shortness of breath. Symptoms of an anaphylactic reaction can include hives, sneezing, watery nasal discharge, itchy eyes, swelling in the throat, wheezing or a sensation of tightness in the chest, nausea, dizziness or other symptoms.
Immunotherapy involves injecting small doses of the allergic substance to help produce more antibodies, which strengthens the resistance against the allergen. This approach has been helpful for pollens, molds, mites, insects and animal dander. The doctor makes a schedule of weekly shots, gradually increasing the strength of the allergen injected, based on the previous week's response. Patients are asked to wait about 20 to 30 minutes after the injection to make sure there are no adverse effects. The site is inspected after the waiting period, with any redness, bumps or swelling noted. The area affected is measured and the next dose is based on those results.
People with multiple allergies can get several shots, following the same procedure. Very fine needles are used for the injections, and the needle only goes just below the skin's surface. While the needle rarely causes discomfort, the solution being injected can be irritating and cause itchiness or a stronger reaction. An allergist may prescribe immunotherapy for children to be given in the pediatrician's office. In that case, the office personnel should have CPR training and be equipped to handle rare, severe reactions.
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