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Dear Cap'n Dave, Where can you go in Phoenix and spend $3 for a lunch that would fill a Phoenix Cardinals defensive lineman?
Answer: Food City, at 1648 South 16th Street. A mixed burro, side of beans, and a medium Coke will set you back $2.94 (before tax). I've traveled the state of Arizona on business for the last fifteen years and haven't had a better quality burro than Food City's, made of all homemade ingredients. Food City even has a tortilla machine on the premises. Food City has recently remodeled and has a small dining area--neat and clean. The manager of the complex is a gentleman by the name of Forest Barnes. You'll never meet a nicer guy than Forest. I'm sure if you ask him, he'll give you a mini-tour of the store. Many of the people that work at Food City have been there since they opened the doors (over thirty years ago). I guarantee you'll walk out full and happy if you give it a try. Sincerely, Mike Ivey
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Mike, Mike, Mike: On your recommendation, I visited Food City a few days ago. It was, as you promised, excellent in every regard. Although I didn't get a chance to meet Mr. Forest Barnes in person, the total factuality of your letter leads me to believe that, should I ever meet the man, I will find that he is, indeed, a peach.
In a minute, I'll talk about the food. First, though, I need to explain Food City's location to my predominantly pale readership. Food City is located just a tad north of the freeway that comes from Flagstaff and goes to Tucson and just a wee bit west of the freeway that comes from the river bottom and goes to the Mervyn's store up near Camelback. It's also a mere hop, skip and jump from the airport. In fact, the place is directly under the final approach to one of the airport's busiest runways, so every forty seconds a massive Boeing of some kind seems to be landing in the parking lot. Very soothing. Anyway, my point is that Food City is essentially just minutes from anywhere west of Albuquerque and south of Portland. You have no excuse for not going there for lunch today, especially if you're only driving down from your sterile office tower on north Central Avenue or somewhere equally honkified. "But, Cap'n Dave," I can hear you whine. "Food City is a grocery store! On the south side of town! There might be ethnic people there!" There's no "might" about it. Food City is all about ethnic people. It also is all about great food, which is served in the little cafeteria area near the entrance. On the day I visited, there were big piles of juicy ribs in a display case, as well as corn dogs and some other stuff. There was a pepperoni slice pie under a hot bulb on top of the case, so I got a slice, and it was just okay. (You know, they'll make a whole pizza for you there if you want. One of the potential ingredients they list on the pizza menu is chorizo. This is a new one on me, and, frankly, I can't picture it. I like chorizo. I like pizza. But a combo? Maybe someone out there in readerland can check a pie out and tell me about it by mail. Have your doctor run a few baseline blood-chemistry tests before you try it, though, because someday you'll want to know what your arteries looked like when they still worked.) Food City's Mexican food sits on a sparkling clean steam table. A very nice young lady dished me out a combo burro (red and green chili) and confirmed that the store does indeed make its own tortillas. She also spooned me some rice and beans. Drinks are self-serve, so I grabbed a Coke and headed toward a table. The dining area is clean and bright. I dug into my burro. It was fantastic and not too spicy, which should come as good news to all of you out there in weenie wonderland. The burro was hard to eat in a neat way, so I ended up furiously stuffing the thing into my mouth. By the time I was done, I was the sloppiest person in the place, and the regulars were looking at me in shock and wondering when the manager was going to show up to throw me out. Finally, I thought, I would get to meet this Forest Barnes character. Sadly, he never appeared. So I left, full and happy, as promised. A DC-10 buzzed me as I waddled to my truck. Food City. No excuses. Go there today. Till we eat again . . . What's eating you? Is there a groovy gut-bomb out there you're just dying to share with the world? Hash that's a smash? Write to Cap'n Dave and tell him where to go. Send your napkin notes to: Cap'n Dave, New Times, P.O. Box 2510, Phoenix, AZ 85002.


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With loads of unofficial visitors in Norman this weekend it's unlikely that many had any bigger weekend than Missouri City (Texas) Ridge Point linebacker Cameron Townsend. The 6-foot-1 200-pound defender not only took a flight with his father from Houston to Oklahoma City to catch the Sooners 20-17 win over TCU but more importantly was part of a huge win in Ridge Point's history.
Townsend, who squared off with local power Fort Bend Marshall and it's three-headed duo of 2015 talent, Kendall Sheffield, J.W. Ketchum, and Davon Crookshank.
His team's big win over Marshall, the Buffaloes first loss in district 22-4A, was a physical battle on the field but says afterward he knows each of the three Marshall stars and wished them the best.
"I'm cool with all of them, I played with Kendall Sheffield when I was in sixth grade, he came and played for my team. J.W. I played against him my last year playing little league. Crookshank I just met last year, I went to one of Marshall's basketball games and saw him there and we started talking. If I see any three of them I could chat with them," Townsend said.
Townsend, who admits to growing up a Texas fan, and spent last Friday under the watchful eye of Longhorn assistant Larry Porter, said that there was an aspect of watching the Sooners key home win that was different from some other venues he has visited.
"I think it was crazy how the game was sold out, I went to Texas and everything was filled up but you know how most stadiums, the top corners people won't sit there. At Oklahoma there were still people there. Every third down, or when the team made a big play the crowd was so loud," he said.
"The fans were just great, they had that big chant where they did 'boomer' and 'sooner'. You had all the different people tailgating, I liked the whole campus, and the way it looked."
In what was just Townsend's second trip to Norman he says that fans may not have recognized him but several linebackers did.
"I only saw that with the 2014 guys were being recognized by fans, none of them recognized me, but a lot of people recognized them - that was pretty cool. Maybe next year that will be me," he said. "Coach [Tim] Kish introduced me at the position meeting before the game, but a lot of guys introduced themselves to me but a lot of them remembered me from my visit in the summer, and they were saying 'what's up Cam'. "
One linebacker that may, or may not, have spoken with Townsend clearly spoke to the 2015 Sooner offer with his play is sophomore Eric Striker. Townsend says the two have some definite similarities in their game.
"Oh definitely, I was looking at their outside linebackers, No. 19 in particular. I saw the guys work and I think the coaches did a real good job of blitzing one and sending the other coverage and switching that up. Kind of keeping the offense on their toes," Townsend said.
"Seeing that was real cool, I think that's something that I like to do. I like to pass rush and I like to drop into zone coverage. The way they executed it all was really nice."
As mentioned Townsend finished his game in Southwest Houston, slept little, and then woke up to catch a flight to Oklahoma City. Is the distance from home going to be an issue for him?
"I personally don't have a problem going down the street or to the other side of the country. As long as I can call my family and chit chat with them, it's nice to see them but they can come to any game whenever I'm in Texas. My family is pretty good with traveling. It'll work itself out."


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Your eye is like a camera. There is a lens in the front of your eye that is a lot like the lens on a camera. Light passes through the lens to get to the back of your eye. As you get older, so does the lens in your eye. It starts becoming cloudy and dark, and this is what we call a cataract.
Having cataracts is like looking through a foggy window. Your vision might become blurry, and you may have trouble reading or seeing at night.
You can get cataracts in one eye, or both. Cataracts do not spread from one eye to the other.
Almost everyone gets cataracts as they grow older
You are more likely to get cataracts if you have a history of:
You might have some of the symptoms in the list above, or you might have no symptoms at all if your cataracts are small. When you go to the eye doctor, he can see your cataract by looking through an instrument called the ophthalmoscope, or by looking through the microscope.
It depends on the type of cataract, but they typically develop over many years. Many people do not notice a change in their vision because it happens so slowly.
There is no way to prevent cataracts. However, you can slow the progression by doing a few things
Early on, better lighting or new glasses may help improve your vision.
The only way to cure cataracts is to do surgery.
You will need cataract surgery to remove your cloudy lens if you can no longer see well enough to do your everyday tasks. You can discuss this with your eye doctor.
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Kellie Pickler, Amy Grant Team Up for Breast Cancer Awareness Event
Kellie Pickler and Amy Grant are teaming up for a Nashville-based event called 'Eat. Drink. Party Pink' to help promote breast cancer awareness and raise money for the cause, treating guests to some great country music while they're at it. And, one of them will debut a brand new song.
The event will be hosted by Athena Water. The pair of country singers were both named Athena Warriors due to their heartfelt commitment to advocating breast cancer awareness — both women have had personal experiences with loved ones who have struggled with this disease.
"Breast cancer really hit close to home for me when my 'big sis,' Summer, was diagnosed at such an early age," Pickler notes. "I'm happy to say she is now cancer-free. But, so many other women continue to have to fight this disease and even more may not know they need to be aware of earlier detection than previously thought. That's why I'm excited to be an Athena Warrior … I want to help raise awareness so we can find a cure."
Grant remembers when her father, an oncologist, broke down when telling a patient she had breast cancer, and she's since been a fierce advocate for spreading 'pink' across the nation. Grant will debut a new song, 'Welcome Yourself,' at the 'Eat. Drink. Party Pink' event; it will be available for purchase on Oct. 1, with all proceeds going to the American Cancer Society.
"Music can be a lifeline for people," Grant says. "Hearing the right words at the right time can be a powerful and encouraging experience and I hope this song is helpful to many. I am happy to serve as an Athena Warrior again this year and donate proceeds from this song to the American Cancer Society. We all know someone who has suffered from this terrible disease, and I encourage everyone to do what they can to help raise awareness and funds for research."
The event will take place Sept. 30, 2014, kicking off Breast Cancer Awareness month. Athena has donated $2 million to various organizations to support breast cancer awareness, care, education and research since 2003. You can read more about the organization and the singers' involvement here.
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The Bernard mansion's dreadful appearance of late is due, in part, to a fight.
The mansion served as the offices of Grace and St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, which became embroiled in a bitter split in 2006 between a breakaway group led by the Rev. Donald Armstrong and congregants who wanted to remain with the Episcopal Church.
Both sides fought over the property in court and the original congregation prevailed in the spring of 2009. Meanwhile, the stately Queen Anne-style masterpiece at the corner of Tejon Street and Willamette Avenue drooped in disrepair.
It was once among the most audacious homes in the city, costing a whopping $40,000 to build in 1899. But by its 110th birthday, the Queen's corbels were peeling. Its dentils were rotting. Its soffits were cracking in a most unseemly way. And the many porches wending around the mansion were literally propped up with 2x8 planks.
Now that ownership is settled, the mansion is undergoing a $286,000 face-lift that will restore the sagging mansion to its former splendor.
"It was in very, very rough shape," said Mark Stritzel, a member of the congregation who is now overseeing the restoration project. "To be able to restore it is great. So many old buildings downtown have just been torn down."
The Bernard mansion is a remnant of Colorado Springs' glory days when money made in the Cripple Creek mines flooded the city, making millionaires practically overnight. The house was built by George Bernard, a grocer in town who had the good fortune to lend food and supplies to a group of miners in Cripple Creek who struck it rich in the Elkton Mine.
The loan, known as a grubstake, entitled Bernard to a hefty share of the gold. The mine eventually produced over $16 million.
The grocer built the mansion of his dreams, lived in it a year, then moved out because he wanted a bigger place.
After that, a procession of wealthy families owned the mansion until the Great Depression when it was carved up into apartments. The church bought it in 1969.
Like many of the elegant Victorian ladies of the Old North End, the stately Queen Anne deteriorated over time. By 2009 it was in danger of falling apart.
As soon as Grace Episcopal was awarded the property, members applied for a $170,700 grant from the Colorado State Historical Fund. Colorado Springs' Downtown Development Authority kicked in another $20,000. Grace will pick up the remaining $95,300.
In July, carpenters descended on the mansion, carefully removing rotten boards and meticulously restoring the ranks of columns and balustrades to their original gold-rush dazzle. The workers even scraped and sanded through a century of paint to determine the house's original colors.
Plans call for the project to be completed in November.
"It is a marvelous, elegant old place and it is wonderful to see this happening," said Elizabeth Lilly, a long-time member of the congregation. "It has real historical significance, not just for the church, but for the whole town."


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DAVE Webb wasn't going to allow his Supermarine players the day off despite snow causing havoc with local football on Saturday.
Supermarine's game at home to Didcot was among the stacks of non-league games called off and Webb, keen to keep his players' fitness levels up, took his squad to the @futsal facility in Kembrey Park.
It might not be quite the same as regular outdoor training, but Webb believes it was a worthwhile exercise.
"It's a bit of a different game but it was good. We had 15 there so we just played some five-a-side games," said Webb.
"It kept them ticking over and that's all we can do. They were all desperate to do something.
"Everywhere else was booked up so I'm just pleased we managed to get something and blow out the cobwebs."
Meanwhile, Webb has held talks with midfielder Chris Taylor as the midfielder considers his options.
Taylor was the subject of two seven-day approaches and was able to talk to both parties this weekend.
The playmaker is a popular figure at the Webb's Wood Stadium and his manager has done his utmost to keep the former captain at the club.
"I spoke to Chris at great length (on Friday) and told him we want him to stay," said Webb.
"He'll now consider his options and I know he enjoys the club so hopefully he will stay.
"The seven days are up now so he is going to speak to the two clubs, and he will have a decision to make."
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Ankle injury could mean redshirt for Giddins
For the second year in a row, USF has a prominent freshman suffering a midseason injury that could translate into a medical redshirt. Defensive end Ryne Giddins, the Parade All-American from Armwood who has played sparingly in three games, sprained his ankle in Wednesday's practice and might not play again this season, coach Jim Leavitt said.
"One guy that will probably now take a hardship is Giddins," Leavitt said. "He hurt his ankle bad today. We're going to have to get X-rays ... he did it in middle drill. I don't know if getting hurt is ever good ... he's out now. It's a high ankle sprain, so it's not going to be good."
Giddins is actually tied for second on the team with two sacks, though he's only played a handful of series in three games -- Western Kentucky, Charleston Southern and Florida State. A player is eligible for a medical redshirt if they play in three or fewer games, all in the first half of the season, and suffer an injury that sidelines them the remainder of the season.
USF had four freshmen take medical redshirts after playing briefly last season -- quarterback B.J. Daniels, defensive tackle Cory Grissom, receiver Daniel Bryant and walk-on linebacker LaDre Watkins.
UPDATES: Former USF quarterback Matt Grothe had surgery Wednesday to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee, suffered Sept. 19 in USF's game against Charleston Southern. Grothe, who has been helping offensive coordinator Mike Canales with the quarterbacks, is expected to rejoin the team after a week of rest as he recovers from surgery. ... Leavitt said the team is battling a round of the flu during their bye week, with as many as eight players limited by illness.


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Our Parish covers Skipton, South Craven and Upper Wharfedale. It includes much of the Yorkshire Dales National Park with towns and villages along the upper Aire Valley. The Parish Church is St Stephen's and we have a Church in Threshfield, near Grassington, St Margaret Clitherow. Recently the Chapel of the Sacred Heart at Broughton Hall became part of this Parish.
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Maine Wildlife Officials Want to Scuttle Bear-Hunting Referendum
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There are an estimated 30,000 bears in the state of Maine, one of the largest bear populations of any U.S. state. In November, voters in the Pine Tree State will consider a ballot proposal that would ban certain bear-hunting techniques, including using bait, dogs or traps, that animal rights advocates say are cruel.
State officials with the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife have launched an education campaign to make their stance on the referendum loud and clear: They don't like Question 1 and don't want Maine voters to approve it.
According to the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife:
The Department is opposed to Question 1. As the agency responsible for the conservation of Maine's wildlife, the Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is taking an active role in providing Mainers with information about why we are opposed to this referendum. The Department opposes Question 1 since if it passes, it would cripple the Department's ability to control the bear population. That will lead to more nuisance bear complaints and increased threats to public safety. More bears will die from disease and starvation. Towns and property owners will face increased costs to deal with nuisance bears.
Watch the state's video explaining its stance on Question 1:
The Humane Society of the United States has been behind getting Question 1 on the Maine ballot, according to Field & Streammagazine:
Last winter, the HSUS hired a California firm to help gather the signatures needed to get the referendum on this fall's ballot. The HSUS also provided $700,000 to a local front group, Mainers for Fair Bear Hunting, which contends that the use of hounds and foothold cable restraints is "cruel and unsporting," and that baiting has contributed to Maine's burgeoning bear population by providing additional feed. They claim black bears can be kept in check with the same harvesting techniques that are used by whitetail deer hunters. State wildlife biologists, however, say that's nonsense.
Mainers for Fair Bear Hunting believes that bears "are majestic and beloved creatures in Maine," according to the group's website. "Yet it is the only state to allow statewide hounding, baiting, and trapping. These are cruel and unsporting practices that do not reflect Maine values."
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Generally, I just trundle along listening to my music on my phone with the standard Apple-issue headphones, and they've been pretty good: okay sound, pretty good volume… After all, you can't miss something you've never tried before – that something being INSANELY GOOD sound. I got a chance to try out a pair of Monster's NCredible NTunes on-ear headphones earlier this month and OH SNAP, they are good.
I listen to a lot of hip hop, so I really love when headphones pick up on the bass of the music and go so loud that I can literally drown out every other sound happening around me – not always especially safe when you're walking around a city like New York (always be super aware of your surroundings, people!) but totally necessary when the noise is enough to make you want to jump out of a window.
You get what you pay for: $150 may seem steep to pay for a pair of headphones, but the payoff is worth it. The sound quality on the NTunes is amazing: crisp, clear, bass-filled and almost like you're in the studio with the artist. I know that sounds cheesy as hell, but seriously.
I've always been a fan of over-ear headphones because I like an immersive experience with my music, so these were perfect in that sense (for the record, Monster does have in-ear headphones if that's your preference). They also come with a carrying case and a nice cloth to clean them with so you can keep them all pristine. I'm a big fan of the bright, candy apple red shade, but there are about a billion to choose from.
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11:09am Friday 23rd November 2007
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11:09am Friday 23rd November 2007
By Sue Ball
The annual Brynmawr Scene Citizenship Awards Ceremony for 2007 took place on Saturday, November 10, in Brynmawr Rugby Club.
This event is organised by Sue and Robert Ball, who are also Brynmawr town councillors.
There were over 100 people there and it was a fantastic night, recognising our Unsung Heroes of our town.
The award winners were as follows: Youth Award - Tom Phipps Teacher's Award - Steve Cole of St Mary's Church in Wales School Fundraiser Award - Lilian Harris Special Achievement Award - Jeff Troake Business Award - The Post Office Retail Assistant Award - Arron Williams Community Group Award - Brynmawr Operatic Society Humanitarian Award - Maureen Savage Citizen of the Year Award - Pam and Rob Hancock Edwin Lewis Jones Lifetime Achievement Award - Eifion Lloyd davies Also there was a very special presentation on the night when a cheque for £1,180 pounds was presented to Bev Trinder, a Children's Play Specialist of Nevil Hall Hospital.
This money was raised during Cllr Robert Ball's year of office as the town mayor and was his chosen charity.
A donation of toys, games, books etc was also given to the ward to help raise much needed funds.
During the awards evening, a collection is always made to help a local cause or charity and this year it was in aid of the current town mayor's chosen appeal for 2007/2008 - which is the Wales Air Ambulance - and together with the funds raised with the raffle and the kind donations on the night raised a total of £206.
Town mayor Cllr Eifion Lloyd Davies was there and thanked everyone for their generosity.
Special thanks must also go to Claire Phillips for organising the raffle and for her assistance with the event.
Host and hostess for the evening was Sue Ball and Rob James, with Robert Ball assisting with introductions and providing the music.
This year's event had the support of Brynmawr Police and BRfm - Community Radio for Brynmawr and the surrounding areas.
The Youth Award winner, Tom Phipps, also won a £500 bursary to be used in partnership with BRfm and Brynmawr Police on a community project throughout the year and will be invited back to next year's Awards Ceremony to talk about the project.
To enable this event to take place, Sue Ball would also like to personally thank the following people for their support: Brynmawr Rugby Club, for letting us have the room free of charge; all presenters of the awards for giving up their time; the judges; sponsors of the awards; Insp Iain Thomas of Brynmawr Police; Dai Davies MP; Trish Law AM; Cllr John Hopkins; Cllr Kevin Brown; Wayne Hodgins; BRfm Radio Team and everyone who helped to make this event possible.
Congratulations to all award winners and see you all again next year ... same time ... same place!
BLAENAU GWENT MUSIC CENTRE: Due to the redesigning of Nantyglo Comprehensive to incorporate BG Education Offices, the Blaenau Gwent Music Centre is to relocate after what must be 40 years!
This relocation will be to Abertillery Comprehensive School from Saturday, November 17.
Bus Routes: The buses will continue to run weekly but the pick- ups have obviously changed.
Please see the timetables below. A CRB checked chaperone is provided by the bus company to ensure safety and appropriate behaviour in the interests of the well being of the children. All children are welcome to use this facility.
Theory Classes: Due to the increasing number of children attaining higher practical grades we are offering children the opportunity to attend theory classes in Croesyceiliog Comprehensive on a Friday afternoon from 4.30pm - 5.30pm .
This class is open to students from all four Greater Gwent authorities.
DATES: Celtic Band Dates - November 24, January 12 and 26, March 1 and 15 Brass Band - 9am - 10am November 24, January 12 and 26, March 1 and 15 Christmas Concert is the morning of December 1 www.gwentmusic.net Blaenau Gwent Music Centre Bus Timetables: Bus 1 - Tredegar Bus Station - Abertillery Comprehensive November 17, 24, December 1 9am - Tredegar Bus Station 9.03am - Tredegar Circle 9.05am - Park Place, (Kidz R Us) Georgetown 9.10am - Cefn Golau Shops 9.13am - Lidl 9.16am - Deighton School 9.20am - Dram Rd 9.23am - Sirhowy Inn 9.26am - Rassau Roundabout 9.30am - Beaufort Theatre 9.35am - Brynmawr Bus Station 9.40am - Nantyglo Comp 9.45am - Blaina Rugby Club 9.50am - Arrive Abertillery Comprehensive Bus 2 - Ebbw Vale - Abertillery Comprehensive 9.10am - Willowtown Primary School 9.12am - Town Centre - Dug Out 9.15am - Victoria 9.20am - Waunlwyd - Park Hotel 9.25am -- Cwm - Charlie Powell's 9.33am - Llanhilleth Rugby Club 9.40am - Aberbeeg Bus Stop 9.50am - Arrive Abertillery Comprehensive MAN UNiTED SHIRT FOR AUCTION: Manchester United have donated a football shirt signed by Nermanja Vidic to Bulliesout to help them raise funds.
The shirt has been framed and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
The shirt will be auctioned via our website and If you would like to place a bid, please visit www.bulliesout.com for further details.
You have to be 18+ to enter the auction and Genuine Bids Only please.
Friendship Club: The next meetings of the International Friendship Club will be as follows: These will be on: December 4 and 18; January 8 and 22, between 6.30 and 7.30 at Coedcae Community Centre, Attlee Road, Nantyglo.The organisers, Rafi and Christine Abbas say that everyone is welcomed who would like to meet new friends and they can be contacted on 01495 291784.
PANTO TIME: Tredegar Thespians are putting on a Christmas Panto at the Little Theatre in Tredegar from Monday, November 26 to Saturday, December 1.
It isan adaptation of the nursery rhyme Tom Tom the Piper's Son and is directed by Lorna Griffiths and Les Jones.
Doors open at 6.30pm and curtain up at 7pm.
Tickets cost £5 in the stalls and £6 in the balcony and are available from Sylvia in the box office on 01495 724979.
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CUPE NL President Wayne Lucas says a leaked document that shows the Ball government is considering the wholesale privatization of public services is both a stunning betrayal of Liberal election promises as well as a five-alarm fire for the public sector.
Lucas says, "It was only last Friday, February 12, that myself and other labour leaders sat in a room with Finance Minister Cathy Bennett to talk about the provincial budget, and not a single word was said to us about what sounds like a potentially massive restructuring and selloff of public services."
"So did the minister not know about these plans last Friday, or was she being dishonest with us?" asks Lucas.
"The minister has suggested that these directives to government departments and agencies are simply to 'provoke bold thinking'. I would suggest that potentially cutting or converting all manner of public services through public-private partnerships (P3s), so-called alternate service delivery (ASD), contracting out and more amounts to a potential disaster in the making," says Lucas.
"I would strongly suggest that Minister Bennett ask Nova Scotia about their experience with P3s, where taxpayers just spent close to $800 million to lease 39 schools for 20 years, and they still don't own the schools."
"The P3 toll highway in that province called the Cobequid Pass saw a private company invest $66 million to build 18 km. of twinned highway and get a return on investment of 250 per cent, while drivers have had to pay $300 million in tolls since it was built," says Lucas.


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I bought the Metallic Charcoal Grey version at Mannys New York. The rust colored one sounded dead so... even if its a suhr you have to go thru them but maybe not as much as Andersons. I had to go thru 8 Andersons to find a nice sounding one.
One thing I can say about Andersons, they seem to be better made than Suhrs but somehow suhrs are more alive. Andersons sound kind of dead.
Well, its a super strat with a thin but fast neck... will it beat ibanez RGs? yes definitely so. Its better made. Is it a shredder machine? Yes, the neck is thinner than usual but not as thin as Ibanez but yet faster. Can any Ibanez super shred guitar beat this guitar in the shredder area? Nope. This guitar is better balanced but more importantly, it makes you feel that there is no guitar that obstructs your hands and body. Its like air guitar. You just notice that your hands and arms are positioned so ideally.
Ok so what goes for Ibanez, i think the Ibanez headstock looks better and the old edge tremolo might be better than the gotoh bridge on the Suhr. By the way, based on my limited experience with Ibanez -- I only deal with MIJ Ibanez, I have not found an exceptional sounding ibanez. On the other hand, out of four suhrs I have tried, two of them sounded above average and exceptional.
As people know me, this guitar will still be modified heavily in terms of hardware and electronics. Not too impressed with Suhr Aldrich humbuckers as much as I still like BK pickups because of the cut.
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Community needs benefited from the annual Peaceful Country Boutique at Peace Lutheran Church, Coon Rapids.
The Women of Peace-hosted event began Friday evening and continued Saturday morning and early afternoon.
People were able to shop for handmade gifts, crafts, baked goods and lefse.
There was also a children's shop, where children were able to shop for Christmas gifts for family members without parents being present.
Children purchased gifts for 25 cents, 50 cents and $1, with adult volunteers wrapping the purchases for them.
In addition, goulash, cole slaw, dinner roll and dessert were served for supper Friday evening, while a noon lunch of vegetable beef soup, hot dogs, cheesy garlic bread and pickles was served Saturday by volunteers.
Proceeds from the boutique went to church projects such as Meals on Wheels, Loaves and Fishes and the ELCA (Evangelical Lutheran Church of America) hunger appeal.
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To promote a fair, equitable and accessible environment for the City of Tempe community and workforce. To educate through programming and celebrate through events Tempe's rich diversity.
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Yacht Charters In Corsica
Conveniently located centrally in the Western Mediterranean lies the wild and untamed Island of Corsica. And what better way to discover an Island than on the water, by yacht? With rugged parts barely touched by man, Corsica is a beautiful and rustic destination for your yacht charter vacation and is now a popular destination for larger private luxury yachts. Corsica is a part of France that is geographically different with interesting coastlines, steep, rugged mountains and deep river gorges. The beautiful Mediterranean Island of Corsica is located west of Italy, southeast of the French Riviera mainland, and north of the Italian island of Sardinia. As you can visit Corsica on an yacht from either France or from Italy it makes a great stopover on a extended itinerary.
The established yacht charter hotspots in Corsica include romantic ports like Bonafacio and Calvi, beautiful white beaches such as Palombaggia, wonderful bays like the Gulf of Valinco and natural reserves like the Lavezzi Islands. In addition there are many variable places to see and explore as a yacht cruises around the Island.
"We had a Corsican wine that had great authority and a low price. It was a very Corsican wine and you could dilute it by half with water and still receive its message.A Moveable Feast"
Author: Ernest Hemingway
There are beautiful anchorages, set within a stunning backdrop of grey and rocky coastlines, spoiled with shoots of green. Corsica boasts ports and facilities of international standards. The sun shines for an average of 300 days per year, concentrated from April to September, making the Mediterranean summer, the perfect time for a yacht charter in Corsica.
Bonifacio sits like a masterpiece in the extreme south of Corsica and is a unique place of interest. No one can resist the fascination of this old town which is dazzlingly sits perched atop a cliff, nor the appeal of its old alleys which climb up toward the sky. Bonifaccio is a town of immense charm and a wonderful place to explore.
The port at Bonifacio has an imposing landscape and is an ideal port of call for those charter yachts looking for a picturesque setting. Bonifacio is also the ideal location to explore the Bonifacio channel and Lavezzi Islands, which are now classified as a natural reserve. They form some stunning rocks, reefs and beaches, perfect for a day of swimming, snorkeling and leisurely picnicking.
On the southern tip of Corsica, the superb harbor at Porto-Vecchio gives access to the hundreds of luxury yachts and superyachts that choose to visit Corsica each summer. Enjoy the day taking in the fabulous scenery or visiting one of the area's many stunning beaches. From Porto-Vecchio, discover the beautiful white beach of Palombaggia, shaded by a parasol of pine trees where water takes on deep shades of blues and greens.
Set on a hillock overlooking a beautiful deep blue bay, Porto Vecchio, is said to be one of the most distinguished harbours in Europe.
The Gulf of Valinco is a beautiful bay on the west coast, scattered with charming towns such as Capicciolo, which is set on a golden beach. Propriano is the main town in the region and is a fantastic place to visit with its lively port and various good restaurants coupled with its spectacular backdrop.
Ajaccio is nestled in one of the most beautiful gulfs in the Mediterranean and under the eye of the Iles Sanguinaires, the elegant Ajaccio sits with a nonchalance of charm.
With its coastline bordered by red granite cliffs that plunge into a sea of intense blue, the Gulf of Porto is well deserving of its classification by UNESCO as a "world heritage site". It is a wonderful display of nature at its finest. Visit the Gulf of Porto for water sports action or take a trip into the charming old village of Porto itself.
Calvi has been called the Corsican port most like the French Riviera. The centre is sunny, with palm trees and quaint shops. On the south side is a long crescent of sandy beach which offers water sports, swimming, and beautiful views back toward the town and Citadel.
Like most of the Mediterranean, the Corsican yacht chartering season generally runs from April to the end of October. You can begin your luxury charter vacation from either France or Italy, or Corsica. While on your Corsican yacht charter, you could either circumnavigate the whole islands over the week or instead to visit the neighbouring Italian islands of Sardinia located directly South of Corsica.
For more information on Corsica see Visit Corsica (the Official Tourism Board website).
Some links to related Mediterranean locations:
French Riviera Yacht Charter
Monaco Yacht Charter
Nice Yacht Charter
Antibes Yacht Charter
Cannes Yacht Charter
St Tropez Yacht Charter
Iles d'Hyeres Yacht Charter
Below is a small selection of Crosica yachts as well as Superyacht Charter News on the left:
Motor Yacht ANASTASIA is a 75,5m / 245,7ft superyacht that was built by Oceanco in 2008 and is available now. ANASTASIA has a steel hull and an aluminium superstructure and she ...
Luxury Motor Yacht PEGASUS VIII (ex PEGASUS V, PRINCESS MARIANA) was built in 2003 in the Danyard Aalborg in Denmark. She is a 258 ft superyacht which has six decks the naval ...
Superyacht Cocoa Bean (ex New Horizon) is a 2014 steel hulled 73.8m (242 foot) long quad deck motor yacht which was built in the USA by Trinity Yachts. M/Y Cocoa Bean was designed ...
Yacht MARTHA ANN is a 70m/230ft luxury motor yacht built by Lürssen and designed by Espen Oeino, with Francois Zuretti interiors. Motor yacht MARTHA ANN boasts six decks, a ...
Luxury superyacht EXCELLENCE V was designed by Raymond Langton Designs and launched by German Abeking Rasmussen in 2012. M/Y EXCELLENCE V boasts a stunning dark blue hull with ...
Welcome to this magnificent vessel, now restored to her former glory with state of the art equipment and technology. Steeped in history through the Onassis dynasty CHRISTINA O has ...


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By Tommy Ly on Tue, 01/14/2014
Still looking for the best screen protector and case combo for your new iPhone 5 or 5s? Or are you afraid that all the bulky cases available will take away from your iPhone's beautiful design? Take a look at Booq's Glass+Case if you want full, inconspicuous protection.
The Booq Glass+Case for iPhone 5/5s comes with a thin snap-on case (available in black and clear), a microfiber cleaning cloth, a glass screen protector, and two adhesive home button covers. The case isn't much different than other snap cases; the back, sides, and corners of your iPhone will be protected, while the top and bottom are completely exposed. A large cutout provides access to your ring/silent switch and volume buttons.
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The glass screen protector is cut perfectly to fit the iPhone's screen and installation is painless if you know what you're doing.
Since this is a glass screen protector, the Retina display's clarity is unhindered. Colors are just as vibrant and text is just as crisp. Most importantly, it feels like you're using a naked iPhone. Being glass, you don't get that textured, rubbery feeling that some heavy-duty screen protectors are notorious for. There is definitely a difference in the feel of the home button, as it gets recessed by the screen protector. Fortunately, adding one of the included home button covers makes up for it. However, if you're on an iPhone 5s, you won't be able to use Touch ID.
The case, like I've stated before, isn't too special. It does an adequate job at protecting your phone without adding any bulk.
Nearly full protection of your iPhone with minimal bulk
Screen clarity remains unaffected
Lightweight and feels great to use
Easy installation
Case is somewhat lacking
Recessed home button takes some getting used to
For the price, the Glass+Case from Booq is a nice bargain. You'll get relatively full protection of your iPhone without adding much bulk, and your screen will feel like there's nothing there. Of course, you can always use your own case with the glass screen protector.


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Dr. Sivaprasad received dual BS degrees in microbiology and biochemistry (St. Xavier's College), as well as an MS degree in biochemistry from the University of Mumbai, India. She then received her PhD degree in biochemistry from The Ohio State University in 2003 where she used surface plasmon resonance (Biacore™) technology and other biochemical methods to delineate the mechanism of prolactin binding to its cognate receptor. Her postdoctoral training in the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics at the University of Virginia was focused on elucidating the molecular mechanisms that regulate formation of the pre-replication complex during DNA replication initiation along with studies examining the effect of statins on regulation of prostate cancer cell proliferation.
In 2007 Dr. Sivaprasad joined the Division of Asthma Research with a view to developing statins as an alternative to steroids as anti-inflammatory therapy in asthma and allergic diseases. Along the way, she has developed an interest in elucidating the role of serine protease inhibitors in allergic pathophysiology. Since joining the division she has served as first author or co-author on eight peer-reviewed publications.
The long-term goal of Dr. Sivaprasad's research is to better understand the molecular basis of allergic diseases. To this end she is utilizing her broad repertoire of skills developed during her training to apply in vitro biochemical, molecular, as well as in vivo animal model approaches to her research questions, specifically the role of serine protease inhibitors at the epithelial barriers in the lung, skin, and intestine.
She has ongoing collaborations with investigators at the University of Pittsburgh and in the Divisions of Pulmonary Biology, Immunobiology, and Pathology at Cincinnati Children's.
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Mersha TB, Martin LJ, Biagini Myers JM, Kovacic MB, He H, Lindsey M, Sivaprasad U, Chen W, Khurana Hershey GK. Genomic Architecture of Asthma Differs by Sex. Genomics. 2015 Mar 25.
Sauter SL, Wells SI, Zhang X, Hoskins EE, Davies SM, Myers KC, Mueller R, Panicker G, Unger ER, Sivaprasad U, Brown DR, Mehta PA, Butsch Kovacic M. Oral human papillomavirus is common in individuals with Fanconi Anemia. Cancer Epidemiol Biomaker Prev. 2015 Mar.
Brandt EB, Biagini Myers JM, Acciani TH, Ryan PH, Sivaprasad U, Ruff B, LeMasters GK, Bernstein DI, Lockey JE, LeCras TD, Khurana Hershey GK. Exposure to allergen and diesel exhaust particles potentiates secondary allergen-specific memory responses, promoting asthma susceptibility. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2015 Mar 3.
LeMasters GK, Khurana Hershey GK, Sivaprasad U, Martin LJ, Pilipenko V, Ericksen MB, Burkle JW, Lindsey MA, Bernstein DI, Lockey JE, Gareri J, Lubetsky A, Koren G, Biagini Myers JM. N-acetyltransferase 1 polymorphism increases cotinine levels in Caucasian children exposed to secondhand smoke: the CCAAPS birth cohort. Pharmacogenomics J. 2015 Apr;15(2):189-95.
Sivprasad U, Kinker KG, Ericksen MB, Lindsey M, Gibson AM, Bass SA, Hershey NS, Deng J, Medvedovic M, Khurana Hershey GK. SERPINB3/B4 Contributes to Early Inflammation and Barrier Dysfunction in an Experimental Murine Model of Atopic Dermatitis. J Invest Dermatal. 2015 Jan;135(1):160-9.
Chen W, Sivaprasad U, Gibson AM, Ericksen MB, Cunningham CM,
Bass SA, Kinker KG, Finkelman FD, Wills-Karp M, Khurana Hershey GK. IL-13 receptor α2 contributes to
development of experimental allergic asthma. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2013 Oct;132(4):951-8.
Wills-Karp M, Rani R, Dienger K, Lewkowich I, Fox JG,
Perkins C, Lewis L, Finkelman FD, Smith DE, Bryce PJ, Kurt-Jones EA, Wang TC,
Sivaprasad U, Hershey GK, Herbert DR. Trefoil
factor 2 rapidly induces interleukin 33 to promote type 2 immunity during
allergic asthma and hookworm infection. J
Exp Med. 2012 Mar 12;209(3):607-22.
Schroer KT, Gibson AM, Sivaprasad U, Bass SA, Ericksen MB,
Wills-Karp M, LeCras T, Fitzpatrick AM, Brown LA, Stringer KF, Khurana Hershey
GK. Downregulation
of glutathione S-transferase pi in asthma contributes to enhanced oxidative
stress. J Allergy Clin Immunol. 2011
Butsch Kovacic M, Biagini Myers JM, Patterson TL, Lindsey M,
Ericksen MB, He H, Gupta J, Sivaprasad U, Gibson AM, Tsoras AM, Chen W, Musaad
S, Baye TM, Khurana Hershey GK. Identification
of KIF3A as a Novel Candidate Gene for Childhood Asthma Using RNA Expression
and Population Allelic Frequencies Differences. PLoS One. 2011; 6(8):e23714.
Brandt EB, Sivaprasad U. Th2 cytokines and atopic dermatitis. J Clin Cellular Immunol. 2011 Aug 10;2(3).
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Guisados's Taco Sampler: Best Dish for the Indecisive
The mini-taco sampler at Guisados
T. Nguyen
If you are the type of person who looks at a menu and hems and haws and parses and analyzes and re-considers, please, for the sake of the friends who must witness this agonizing display of indecision and self-doubt, let Guisados save you the trouble. The Boyle Heights eatery, famed for the braised and stewed stuffings that fill its tacos, offers the Taco Sampler, six mini-tacos that are handpicked for you -- thankfully -- from almost a dozen different options on the menu.
The tacos arrive plated like blooming buds in the ultimate edible garden, and the server will explain the choices that were made for you. Possibly, mini-tacos filled with beef steeped in salsa roja, and/or shredded chicken stewed in a chipotle-spiked sauce (tinga de pollo), and/or squash topped with cheese and corn (calabacitas). Or not. The choice wasn't yours. Which is exactly what you wanted. Right?
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I've been hearing a lot of excitement from the community lately in regards to the positive changes ahead for our students. But, oddly enough, I've also been hearing many comments about our schools being "flush with cash" now that the levy has passed. I'm even hearing requests to add new things with these funds.
My response to these comments has been "I'm sorry, but NO!"
The reality is, even with the passage of the levy request, we were going to have to tighten our belt. We have a detailed plan of how we will invest our levy resources to increase school security and support our Bridge to Excellence plan. I shared this plan in the months leading up to the levy, and we will not deviate from this now.
So I began wondering why there is this misperception about our finances and why am I still being asked these questions. I believe there are two reasons: The first is the recent payback from the state of the money borrowed from our schools, and the second is confusion regarding how much of our budget is actually supported by the levy.
While the state payback is good news, we must remember this is not new revenue for our schools. This is money that was owed to us to support the work we do for our students. Think of it this way — it's like if your employer told you it was going to hold back your paycheck for three to four months. You would still be expected to do your job. You would just have to wait a little longer before you had the money you earned in hand. This may mean you'd have to borrow money from your savings account or local bank to pay your bills until your receive payment from your employer. This is the same with the state holding back these funds to our schools.
Another cause for confusion, I believe, is that the levy that passed represents an almost 50 percent increase from our previous levy. Even though this seems like it would generate a significant increase for our budget, it actually results in a 5 percent total increase of our operating budget. Considering that we annually have inflationary increases and expenses in the range of 4-6 percent, coupled with state aid that has been relatively flat, the new levy revenue provides us with more stable funding but certainly does not create a situation where we are "flush with cash."
So, what are our plans to tighten our belt and invest our levy dollars wisely? We are already beginning work to:
• Develop a balanced budget philosophy and implement practices to match our revenues with expenditures.
• Continue implementing tighter budget controls and oversight while redirecting resources in the classrooms.
• Continue creating careful and thoughtful long-range plans to meet the needs of our students.
• Complete extensive salary and benefit comparisons during employee negotiations, with a focus on balancing the desire to attract and retain quality employees with the realities of our budget.
• Examine the use of our existing non-voter-approved levies to determine if there is an opportunity to lower the tax impact for our residents.
• Implement the community-driven Bridge to Excellence Plan to grow programs within our schools and retain and attract students.
• Continue finding ways to save money, tighten our belt and say "no" to requests outside of what was communicated for the use of the levy dollars.
Will our new levy help us maintain our status as an excellent school district? Yes! Will it help us to grow and improve programming for our students? Most certainly, yes. Will it cause us to be "flush with cash" and not require us to continue looking for efficiencies, to be innovative and resourceful? Absolutely not!
Stay tuned for more information on how these levy dollars will be used to maintain and grow programs for our students. In this time of winter holidays I am thankful for your continued support of our schools and wishing you and yours the best during this time.
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LANSINGBURGH, N.Y. – A Lansingburgh High School student took quick action Tuesday, using the Heimlich Maneuver to save one of his own teacher's lives when she was choking.
High school senior Ben Bayly was taking a quiz in his English class when the incident happened.
"I stood up, went up to her, patted her on the back and asked her if she was okay," says Bayly. "She said no and put her hands to her throat."
Bayly says what happened next is kind of foggy, but remembers doing three to four abdominal thrusts on his teacher.
"One thought I remember is, 'is anyone going to do anything,' and then I just stood and got up to her," he says.
Bayly ended up saving his teacher's life.
Lansingburgh High School Principal Frank Macri says he couldn't be prouder.
"I was amazed, ran up to the classroom, gave him a giant hug and I sent an email to the entire staff, telling them what a great deed he did," says Macri.
Macri says what is ironic about the entire incident is on Wednesday all high school students participated in a scheduled CPR and Heimlich Maneuver training class, given by the Troy Firefighter's Union 86.
While students did not become certified, they were taught the basics on what to do in case of an emergency.
But on Tuesday, Bayly already knew what to do.
"Ben is one of those students who goes above and beyond when he needs to," says Macri. "He exemplified what a good student is and what we want our students to be."
"At my house, I was kind of smiling, thinking, I actually did something," adds Bayly. "It didn't sink in until the end of the day."


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Paper Cups Spooky FriendsItem #: 19815
Paper Cups Spooky Friends
What have a spider, a witch and a bat in common? Halloween!
Every year on the same day we celebrate Halloween with lots of witch, bat and spider decorations. These funny paper cups perfectly fit the occasion and guarantee frightful fun! Any kind of witch brew will taste extra good in these colourful party cups!
These cool Halloween paper cups features characteristic Halloween motifs such as the witch, the bat and the spider with cobweb. The funny disposable cups hold approx. 266 ml. Match them with the Paper Plates Spooky Friends and our Halloween Napkins pack of 20 and create a great Halloween table decoration. Kids will love these party cups so they are the perfect tableware for children's Halloween, carnival or birthday parties. Have a look at more decoration ideas in our shop! Happy decorating
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- Funny party paper cups with Halloween design
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Early Mobilization in the ICU
This study is currently recruiting participants.
Verified February 2017 by University of Chicago
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First received: January 16, 2013
Last updated: February 8, 2017
Last verified: February 2017
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Detailed Description:
To study all ICU patients with an independent baseline functional status , who experience a critical illness requiring intubation and mechanical ventilation evaluating long-term cognitive and executive function and long term cost effectiveness in survivors who required mechanical ventilation.
|Respiratory Failure
|Other: early PT OT
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Early Mobilization in the ICU
Further study details as provided by University of Chicago:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- presence of cognitive impairment [ Time Frame: within the first 30 days after ICU admission ]
- presence of cognitive impairment [ Time Frame: up to 1 year post discharge ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- cognitive test score [ Time Frame: up to 1 year post discharge ]
includes variables
- orientation
- attention
- memory
- reasoning
- executive function
- institution free days [ Time Frame: up to 1 yr post discharge ]number of days not requiring inpatient admission
- Insulin Resistance [ Time Frame: day 3 of mechanical ventilation ]Measuring insulin resistance and glycemic control in patients who are still mechanically ventilated on third day of enrollment in the study
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|July 2011
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Early physical therapy(PT) occupational therapy (OT)
Early PT OT assessments begin on first day of study. Therapy delivered by a team consisting of physical and occupational therapists and coordinated with daily sedative interruption
Other: early PT OT
No Intervention: standard care
PT OT delivered as ordered by the primary ICU team
Detailed Description:
Immediate mobilization of mechanically ventilated (MV) ICU patients is not part of usual care in the U.S. or internationally. Our previous work supports that early mobilization through physical and occupational therapy for ICU patients on the ventilator can help them experience less delirium, spend less time in the ICU and hospital, and become more independent when they leave. To advance our knowledge in this area, large longitudinal studies are needed to understand the long-term physical, cognitive and mental health status of survivors and to test how specific ICU therapies may affect these outcomes.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older (Adult, Senior)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Intubated and MV > 24, < 96 hours
- Baseline Barthel Index Functional Score > 70, functional at home
Exclusion Criteria:
- Rapidly changing neurological conditions (e.g. stroke)
- Cardiac arrest as cause for respiratory failure
- Elevated intracranial pressure
- Pregnancy (due to inability to provide continuous fetal monitoring)
- Terminal condition (life expectancy < 6 months)
- Traumatic brain injury, multiple limb fractures, pelvic fractures,
- Severe chronic pain syndrome on admission
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01777035
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01777035
|Contact: John P Kress, MD
|Contact: Anne Pohlman, MSN
|United States, Illinois
|University of Chicago
|Chicago, Illinois, United States, 60637
|Contact: Anne Pohlman, MSN 773-702-3804 firstname.lastname@example.com
|Principal Investigator: John P Kress, MD
|Sub-Investigator: Bhakti Patel, MD
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University of Chicago
|Principal Investigator:
|John P Kress, MD
|University of Chicago
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 20, 2017
|Responsible Party:
|University of Chicago
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01777035 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|January 16, 2013
|Last Updated:
|February 8, 2017
Keywords provided by University of Chicago:
mechanical ventilation
physical therapy
occupational therapy
ICU acquired weakness
critical illness myopathy
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Respiratory Insufficiency
Respiration Disorders
Respiratory Tract Diseases
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on September 20, 2017


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It was an oak gone bad. It was going to pay. The dirt-ball tree was going down.
Oh, sure, it was beautiful -- too beautiful. Unprincipled, unwashed humans gathered beneath its branches at NE 80th Terrace and Third Avenue, behind a strip mall. Lowlifes sought shade under the wide, welcoming canopy. But they wanted more than just shelter. People used the tree. They abused it. They met to sell illegal drugs such as crack cocaine and narcotics. They sold cheap, quick sex, too; sometimes a prostitute and her or his john would do it right there in front of the tree and the other humans.
Miami Police Ofcr. Harvey Nairin, assigned to the city's Little Haiti Neighborhood Enhancement Team (NET) office, unhappily observed these disgusting displays of depravity day after night. Whenever the officer chased away the dealers and prostitutes, they'd saunter over to some other half-hidden corner, alley, or abandoned garage and continue their business. If he managed to arrest a few, they'd be out of jail in one or two days. And very soon they would be back, laughing at Nairin and the other officers who are supposed to keep order on these unsavory few blocks of Little Haiti.
"We canvassed the area every day, but nothing was working," Nairin admits. "They all congregated under this one tree. They'd keep their shopping carts there; they even had car seats under there. They'd sleep there. So it was my idea to make it uncomfortable for the drug dealers. Let 'em stand out under the sun. I ordered [the tree] to be cut down."
On December 3 a crew arrived at the site with instructions to cut back the thick greenery. The workers apparently were unaware of city and county laws against trimming more than 30 percent of any tree's canopy. They hacked away branches right down to the trunk. As the limbs crashed to the street, up drove Monique Taylor, a neighborhood property owner, community activist, and chronic pain in scores of official butts. "What are you doing?!" Taylor recalls screaming at the two men. "Where's your permit?"
It was looking bad for the oak. A few more limbs and it would be the end of a tree that was probably around before the City of Miami was born. "Stop right now!" Taylor insisted. "This is illegal!"
The workers, as Taylor describes the scene, retorted that they didn't need a permit. They were following orders, and how could they disobey orders? But she kept yelling, and finally the crew stopped and drove off. The once-mighty oak was left naked and mangled, but standing. For weeks afterward piles of branches, trash, and car seats lay at its roots. The crackheads deserted. Officer Nairin was happy.
Monique Taylor was not. Yes, the tree had fallen in with a bad crowd, but do you just butcher a delinquent? Because it is a native species specifically protected by county landscaping ordinances, the workers should have treated it with exceptional caution. Taylor, with her usual persistence (or obnoxiousness, depending on your perspective), made very sure city officials were aware of this lapse. "I believe the city has the right to trim some trees, but they still have to follow the ordinance," she asserts. "It was a perfectly normal, healthy tree; why should they trim any more than a homeowner is allowed to?" (Homeowners must pay a substantial fine for whacking away too much of a tree.) "The same thing happened a few months ago to the black olives in front of the Center for Haitian Studies [on NE Second Avenue and 83rd Street]," Taylor continues. "Trees reduced to sticks. I raised a lot of Cain back then, and nothing happened. They still haven't grown back. [Public works] isn't even attempting to train [tree crews]."
To the contrary, responds public works operations supervisor Timothy Smith. City tree crews attend classes sanctioned by the National Arbor Foundation. This case, he adds, was a matter of over-the-top trimming. In fact Robert Byrd, the worker who sawed off the branches, received a written reprimand for his "reckless behavior." He must have been following orders a bit too conscientiously.
The slow-growing oak will probably never recover its earlier grandeur. Paul Simas, a Miami Shores arborist who runs a tree service and has seen the oak, says limbs and leaves will grow back, but they won't match the originals. "A tree that's been hatracked like that tends to lose its natural growth pattern," Simas explains. "A lot of times rot sets in where the limbs were taken off, and the new limbs that grow out are weak."
County ordinances state that if a protected tree is cut down, the lost canopy must be replaced. "You're probably better off providing new trees if the old one isn't going to grow back," comments City of Miami planner Enrique Nuñez. "And it might take six new oak trees to replace a full-grown live oak." At $10 to $12 per foot wholesale, plus hundreds of dollars to pay for transportation, installation, and other costs, six young oaks would be a substantial investment. But the city won't have any choice.
Acting public works director John Jackson has promised Monique Taylor he'll get right on it. "At the earliest opportunity, Public Works will plant two (2) trees in the area of the oak as mitigation for the lost canopy due to the excessive trimming," Jackson wrote in a December 6 letter to Taylor. He also assured her: "This department will continue to counsel and schedule future training classes for our tree trimming personnel."
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Officer Harvey Nairin is so fed up with all the brouhaha that he becomes audibly agitated when the subject is raised over the telephone. "I'm not going to discuss it," he declares, expertly controlling his anger. "That lady comes in [the NET office] every day complaining about something. I cut down a little too much [of the tree]. But take a look: There's no one out there now."
And he is right. None of the neighbors know where the car-seat crowd has gone. But they don't miss them, and they don't care about the hatracking. "That tree was crackhead central," affirms José Trujillo, who owns a metalworking shop across the street. "They weren't supposed to cut it. But I think it was a good thing. Once the shade was gone, the problem was gone."


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ST. CLOUD, Minn. (KNSI) - The Swing Fore Charity Golf Tournament, hosted by Jacobs Financial, has supported the mission of Central Minnesota Habitat for Humanity for the past nine years by generating proceeds used to make simple, decent, and affordable housing more accessible to families in Central Minnesota.
Since its inception, the event has raised over $110,000 for CMHFH.
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text: So I had my 1st of 2 fantasy drafts last night and I think I was drafting with goobers. Some of the auto-draft teams are seriously stacked. 12 man league. The rules are No PPR (Point Per Reception)/1QB 2RB 2WR 1TE 1FLEX (WR/TE) 1K 1DST/6pts per TD (Passing/Rushing/Receiving)/1pt 10yds Rushing/Receiving 1pt 25yds Passing. Here is how my draft went (1st pick snake style): Vince Young's Mental State 1 - 01 Adrian Peterson (RB) MIN 2 - 111 Roddy White (WR) ATL 3 - 01 Calvin Johnson (WR) DET 4 - 111 Larry Johnson (RB) KC 5 - 01 Antonio Gates (TE) SD 6 - 111 Donald Driver (WR) GB 7 - 01 Jay Cutler (QB) CHI 8 - 111 Darren McFadden (RB) OAK 9 - 01 Matt Cassel (QB) KC 10 - 111 Derrick Mason (WR) BAL 11 - 01 Jerious Norwood (RB) ATL 12 - 111 Rob Bironas (K) TEN 13 - 01 Ray Rice (RB) BAL 14 - 111 Antwaan Randle El (WR) WAS 15 - 01 Detroit (DST) Notes: Commish forced a roster-fill rule so I had to pick a DST last round (Wanted to comedy pick Sage Rosenfels). I already have SF on the waiver wire targeted, but as you can guess I have last priority since I got the first pick. So go ahead and tell me where I screwed the pooch. My strategy was to grab AP and then two decent WR's since it seems like WR has pretty steep cliff after the the elites and greats. If you want to post your draft please try to include your league rules (PPR and number of teams are pretty important) in your post. Also, I find it easier to go by what round went to what players so it is easier to identify potential blunders/steals. Great Team Ratings Site. My team as analyzed by footballguys.com


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An explosion went off on a bus in northern Israel on Monday, killing at least 14 and injuring at least 40 people. The bus explosion took place in northern Israel, near the city of Hadera, less than 10 kilometers from the West Bank.
According to the Israeli police, the blast was caused by a car bomb that was next to the bus. "As far as we know at this time, a car moved alongside the bus and exploded," police spokesman told Israel television. The police said two Palestinians were traveling in the car bomb. Police added that the two suicide bombers drove a jeep carrying more than 100 kilograms of explosives close to the bus as it was waiting at a bus stop.
The bus was on fire and firefighters were working to bring the blaze under control. "I was 60 metres from the bus station...and I heard an explosion. The bus was completely shattered. I saw the bus go up in flames. It was completely wrecked," a witness told Israel Radio.
About one hour after the bombing, the Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility for this attack. David Baker, an official in Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's office, held the Palestinian Authority responsible for the attack.
Yasser Arafat condemned the bombing. "You know that the decision of the Palestinian leadership is that it is opposed to attacks against Palestinian and Israeli civilians. We reject such attacks against civilians," Arafat told reporters outside his headquarters in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said of the bombing: "The president condemns the most recent attack in Israel. It's another reminder of how it's so important for peace to be pursued and for terror to be stopped." (Albawaba.com)
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By Anonymous Coward
May 23, 2002
|This seemed like the best, and hardest, of the routes down on the Patio. I would give it 2 stars. This is a fun little crag to climb on, good shade 'til early afternoon. No offense, and a great service putting these routes in, but the grades seemed a bit soft on all these routes.
By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Jun 12, 2006
rating: 5.12a 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a
|This one seemed about the right grade, but by merit of its size. I thought it was a pretty awkward size for my hands. Bigger = better, I believe.
By slim
Jun 30, 2014
rating: 5.12a 7a+ 25 VIII+ 25 E5 6a
|Another good strenuous route at this crag. You can choose between bigger gear in better rock and more obstruction or smaller gear in less quality rock at the start - and this is a pretty key decision. The book says the crux is at the thin crack roof, but I thought this section was a lot easier than the start. A bit on the dirty side up higher, but not too bad. Well worth doing.


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Put-In-Bay tries to shake 'anything goes' image
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Citations for public urination in the island village of Put-in-Bay have significantly declined in recent years as business owners, officials and residents work to shake the negatives of being a party mecca.
The Toledo Blade reports the 33 public urination citations issued this summer were down from 67 in 2006.
The misdemeanor offense carries an $80 fine and $85 in court costs. The island village on Lake Erie changed its law in 2000 to remove the more serious charge of public indecency.
Put-in-Bay's police blotter fills with public urination and disorderly conduct incidents in the summers, and monthly ambulance runs rise from 10 in the off-season to 90 in July.
But community leaders say such incidents involve a fraction of the tens of thousands who visit Put-in-Bay each year.


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